"-Generaloperation flow

U Selecting the icon of the component to be controlled from the

fixed segments

• The selected nput changes according to the selection,

FJ Performing operation in the menu screen of the selected

component

Remote controlling a Multi-room capability CD player or a 200-disc changer CD player

By connecting the Multi-room capability CD Ptaver from KENWOOD two COs can be played as "CDI" and "CO2"

Preparation

Some preparatory setups are required if you are going to use [he Multi-room capability CD Player or a 200 disc changer CD Player Perform the operations in the sections listed below:

"Assigning the connected components to the selected inputs",

"Setup for multi-roomoperation",

CD1 remote control (Control of "Room A ")

_i_ Select the "CDI" icon.

• The "COl" i_put is selected.

FJSelect the icon to be controlled.

Example of menu

screen :

When the system setup code is input

The same menu screen is displayed also with a 200-dise changer CD player.

CD2 remote control (Control of "Room B")

[] Select the "CD2" icon.

The "CD2" input is selected

This specification is available only for the model with the "Room B" setup capability.

FJSelect the icon to be controlled.

TOlisten to the "CD2" source from "Room A", select the

"Subout Monitor" icon. (Only with "input Analog")

"1 : Title Data Read

When the "Title Data Read" icon is selected, the indicator on the recewer man unit lights up. Do not displace the remote control unit during this. The read time is variable depending on the data quantity

but it may sometimes take as long as a few minutes,

2 : Track Title Read

If _he track title cannot be displayed properly, select the "Track Title Read" icorL

a When a Multi, room capable CD player is used, the CD Text can be _ead by connecting the 1R RECEIVER,

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The marketed models are variable depending on countries and / J

areas, Please find the operation descriptions that are applicable JI to your model.

Complete the operation in "Assigning the connected components to the selected inputs" beforehand.

Refer to the instruction manual of each corr_ponent for details

To read the C D text_ see *2 in "Connection of audio components"

CD Text playback

rJ Select the "CDI" icon.

e_he'CDl"

nput is selected

_] Select the "Mode" icon.

O The "CD Mode" menu appears when the "Mode" icon is

selected.

_1 Operation in the "CO Mode" menu screen.

[" Text

i[ More

O Select the "More" icon to display the "CD Mode (More:)"

menuscreen,

[] Operation in the "_O Mode (More)"menu screen.

• Only "Title Data Read" is available in _Room B"

O Complete "All Data Read" on the CD player before execut-

ing "Title Data Read".

O Select the "Title Data Read" icon to read the disc title data. * I

Select the "[_ " (checkmark) icon to return to the screen n _'1

[] Operation in the "CD Mode" menu screen.

rText More

0 Select the "Text" icon to display the CD text display screen.

[] Read the COtext display screen. (Playing the CO)

D : Disc No.

T : Track No.

: Track title read *2

Section "D" shows the disc number and section "T" shows the title number

Select the disc.

Select the playback icon.

The CD can also be played by selecting one of the titles being d splayed

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Kenwood VR-2000 Generaloperation flow, CD1 remote control Control of Room a, CD2 remote control Control of Room B

VR-2000, KRF-VBB81 D specifications

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