Names and functions of parts, Display / Main unit | Kenwood DM-9090

Names and functions of parts

DM-9090 (En)

12Display / Main unit

REPEAT indicator

ANALOG input indicator

PGM (Program) indicator

FADE, IN, OUT and peak level indicators

TITLE and SEARCH indicators

MONO indicator

DIGITAL input 1/2/3 indicators

REPEAT

FADE

L ∞ 40

30

21

18

15

12

9

7

5

3

1

0

OVER (−dB)

ANALOG

DIGITAL

TITLE

IN

R ∞ 40

OUT

1

2

3

PGM

SEARCH

30

27

24

21

18

15

12

9

6

3

0

OVER (−dB)

MONO

32kHz

Sumpling frequency

Operation indicators

COPY

SINGLE

MONITOR

44.1kHz

TOTAL

MANUAL

indicators

¦ REC indicator

REMAIN

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A . PAUSE

8 Pause indicator

3 Play indicator

SINGLE, TOTAL and

Character information

A. PAUSE indicator

REMAIN indicators

display

MANUAL indicator

Display

COPY indicator

MONITOR indicator

1

23 4

5

6

78

9 0

STEREO MINIDISC RECORDER DM-9090

REC LEVEL

REC BALANCE

JOG DIAL

L

R

4

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REC MODE

/CHARA.

ENTER

POWER

MIN

MAX

- O N

Ð OFF

		EDIT/	TITLE
		SPACE	INPUT	SEARCH	DISC LOADING MECHANISM	0
					DISC LOADING MECHANISM	0
						DOWN	U P	¦
							8	¦
							PUSH SET
PHONES	LEVEL	REC INPUT	MONITOR	FADE/
	TIMER	REC INPUT	MONITOR	DELETE
	REC	PLAY			High bit Rec. & Play D.R.I.V.E.		1 SEARCH Á
	REC	PLAY			High bit Rec. & Play D.R.I.V.E.
MIN	MAX				20bit Rec. D.R.I.V.E. & 24 bit D/A converter		7	3
	OFF


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Listening through headphones

Plug the stereo headphones (with standard-plug) available in audio stores into the PHONES jack and adjust the listening volume with the PHONES LEVEL control on the front panel.

LEVEL

MIN MAX

Standby mode

While the standby indicator of the unit is lit, a small amount of current is flowing into the unit's internal circuitry to back up the memory. This condition is referred to as the standby mode of the unit. While the unit is in the standby mode, it can be turned ON from the remote control unit.

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Kenwood DM-9090 Names and functions of parts, Display / Main unit, Listening through headphones, Standby mode

Contents

DM-9090 Introduction Before applying power Safety precautionsUnits are designed for operation as follows Factory fitted moulded mains plug Contents Special feature Accessories Important Safeguards Power OFF Safety Precautions Handling of Mini Disc Installation positionInformation that you should know Dust countermeasure Maintenance Cleaning Memory backupReference notes Beware of condensation Be especially careful in the following conditions MD system System connections Digital input / output jacks Optical About the system control connections About the system control operations Listening through headphones Standby modeNames and functions of parts Display / Main unit Description of main unit keys Remote control unit Model RC-M0702 Infrared ray system Operation of remote control unit Loading batteriesOperation 1Remove the cover.2Insert batteries.3Close the cover Disc recorded in monaural mode Playback of Mini DiscPlaying tracks in order from track No Before playing a MD Preparation Press the Title Search keySelect the desired title T L E 1Enter the track mode Enter the track modeRandom playback Select the desired track number Skipping tracks Searching in a trackTo pause playback To stop playback Initiate the program mode ProgrammingProgramming tracks in a desired order Select track numbers in the order you want to play them To add a track to the program Checking the order of tracksTo clear tracks from the program Clearing tracks from the end Repeated playback To repeat only the programmed tracksTo stop repeated playback To repeat the entire disc Recording-related keys AUTO/MANUAL key Monitor keySelect before starting recording REC Mode key Selecting the setting adjustment modeREC LEVEL? Auto TIME? When D.REC LEVEL? is selected When Auto TIME? is displayedWhen Auto LEVEL? is displayed When Fade TIME? is displayed 1Adjust the settings if required Recording Analog inputAnalog recording Select Analog or Mono Adjust the recording level. Main unit only Select Auto or ManualStart recording After recording, eject the Mini Disc Recording Digital input Digital recordingSelect one of Digital 1, 2 To fade in and fade out the music Adjust the digital source recording level UnlockTrack being played Track Erase Synchro recording with CD playback Digital recording and Scms Editing Selecting the editing function typeReordering tracks by moving them Erasing desired tracks Quick Erase Moving the track being played Track Move Select MoveV E Select the move destination To cancel the editing results Edit Cancel Image of track movingExecute the track reordering operation Eject the Mini Disc Moving several tracks at a time Quick Move 1Select Q.MOVE2Select the track numbers to be moved End the selection of the track numbers to be moved Image of track insertion P Ç? / 0 02 / Ç? 8 / Ç? E Dividing the track being played Track Divide Select Divide2Preview the result V I D E + Image of preview Execute the track divide operationImage of track division 5 + 2Select the track to be combined5 + Combined tracks are decreased automatically Image of track combination Execute the track combine operation Erasing the track being played Track Erase Select EraseA S E Confirm that the track has been erased Image of track erasure 1To erase all MD tracks R a S E2To erase desired tracks 5 ? a B C When Disc Error is displayed S C ErrorImage of track deleting Quick Erase Erasing desired tracks About preset titles Editing titlesTotal number of title characters Characters usable in title editing Input the title L ML M 3To change or erase a title N E O O D a B CN W O O D Title editing function keys Scrolling the displayExecute title change or deletion S C CD text editing Copying the CD text1Transmit the CD text into the MD recorder Single C D t e x t Changing the displayed contents This key allows to switch the mode of time displayTime Display key Fade key Timer operations Timer playback, timer recording Operation to reset Symptoms related to MD standardSymptom Cause Case of difficulty Displayed Message Meaning Action Other symptoms Symptom Cause Remedy Specifications Memo For your records