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Troubleshooting
Specs
Install
Connecting Your Speakers
Resetting PowerTouch
Setting Up Speakers
How Do I Adjust the Sound?
To balance volume extremes
What’s on PowerTouch?
Switching to Analog Input
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How Do I Perform Several Actions at Once?
5. Touch
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Using PowerTouch
6. Touch a blank space (blank macro function line).
Audio-Video
Receiver
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Contents
B60-4326-00 01 CH T MC
Unpacking
Factory fitted moulded mains plug
Iii
Europe AC 230 V only
Table of Contents
Chapter Two Setting Up PowerTouch
Chapter Three Specifications
Audio-Video Receiver KRF-X9992D
Chapter One Connecting Your Devices
Before You Begin
Following diagram shows the entire back of the KRF-X9992D
Noting Your Devices
CD1
Connecting Your Speakers
To Connect Front Speakers Only
What if I Have a Powered Subwoofer?
To Connect Front and Surround Sound Speakers
What if I Have an Amplifier?
Connections
Connecting Your TV
To Connect a TV
What if I Want to Watch TV without Turning on the Receiver?
Connecting Your Cable TV or Satellite Tuner
To Connect a Satellite Tuner
Connecting Your VCRs
To Connect a Primary VCR
To Connect a Secondary VCR
Connecting Your Primary CD Player
What if I Have a Video CD-Compatible CD Player?
To Connect a Kenwood 200-Disc CD Changer
To Connect Any Other Primary CD Player or Changer
To Connect a Secondary CD Player
Connecting Your DVD Player
DTS disclaimer clause To Connect a DVD Player
Connecting Your DVD Player Through a Surround Processor
DVD player Surround Processor
To Connect a DVD Player through a surround processor
Connecting Your MD Recorder or Primary Tape Deck
To Connect a Primary Tape Deck
To Connect an MD Recorder
To Connect a Secondary Tape Deck
Connecting Your Secondary CD Player or Tape Deck
To Connect a Secondary CD Player
Connecting Your Laser Disc Player with AC-3 RF Output
To Connect an AC-3 RF Output Laser Disc Player
Connecting Your Laser Disc Player without AC-3 RF Output
To Connect a PCM Digital Output Laser Disc Player
Connections
Connecting Your Turntable/Record Player
To Connect a Turntable/Record Player
To Connect a Camcorder or Additional
Connecting a Camcorder or Additional VCR
Can I Connect an Additional VCR Permanently?
An Example of SL16 Chained Connections
An Example of XS8 Chained Connections
Connecting the Antennas
AM Loop Antenna
FM Indoor Antenna
FM Outdoor Antenna
Chapter Two Setting Up PowerTouch
Installing the Batteries
Resetting PowerTouch
Calibrating the Touch Screen
Navigating PowerTouch Interface
Setting Up Speakers
SP Selection
SP Distance
SP Level
Identifying Devices For PowerTouch Control
Setting the Subwoofer Level Because
Bass Peak Level
How Do I Identify Devices?
MD/TAPE1 CD2/TAPE2
How Do I Replace a Setup Code with a New One?
How Do I Delete Setup Codes?
Storing Radio Stations in Memory optional
Storing RDS Stations Automatically
Storing Stations Manually
Specifications
KRF-X9992D Specifications
Numerics
Audio cables
VCR
Index
For your records
Page
Using Your New Kenwood Audio-Video Receiver
Table of Contents
How Do I Operate Devices?
VCR
Chapter Three Troubleshooting
PowerTouch
How Do I Perform Several Actions at Once?
Sound
Receiver/Tuner
Chapter One Moving Around
What’s on the Front Panel of Your Kenwood Audio-Video
Standby mode
Receiver?
What’s on PowerTouch?
What’s on PowerTouch’s Screen?
How is PowerTouch Powered?
How Do I Use PowerTouch?
How Do I Move Around?
How Do I Enter Text?
Moving Around
Chapter Two Using PowerTouch
Adjusting the Volume
How Do I Adjust the Sound?
Turning the Speakers On
Adjusting the Loudness Stereo Mode Only
Adjusting the Tone Stereo Mode Only
Touch menu On the Quick Access menu to open the Sound
Adjusting Speaker Levels
Touch to open the SP Level menu
Muting Sound
Midnight Theatre Function
To balance volume extremes
What are Listen Modes?
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
Switching to Analog Input
Applying Digital Signal Processor DSP Effects
Using PowerTouch
Applying THX technologies
What if I Want to Use Headphones?
How Do I Operate Devices?
Movie Devices
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
VCR
Using PowerTouch
DVD Player
Laser Disc Player
Camcorder or Additional VCR
Music Devices
Kenwood 200-Disc CD Changer
Using PowerTouch
Displaying Disc and Track Titles
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
Touch . This accesses the disc commands
Single or Rotary CD Player
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
MD Recorder or Tape Deck
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
Turntable
Second CD Player or Tape Deck
Tuner
Using PowerTouch
Using PowerTouch
POP M
Travel
Using PowerTouch
How Do I Record Edit Mode?
Using PowerTouch
Digital to Digital Recording
Digital to Analog Recording
How Do I Adjust PowerTouch’s Display?
How Do I See PowerTouch in the Dark?
How Do I See PowerTouch’s Screen More Clearly?
How Do I Turn the Beeping On or Off?
Changing the Front Panel Display Mode
Dolby Digital
How Do I Perform Several Actions at Once?
Creating Macros
Touch a blank space blank macro function line
Touch a device, then touch an available function
Using PowerTouch
Using Macros
Touch menu On the Quick Access menu to access the Macro
Chapter Three Troubleshooting
User error is more likely than device failure
Sound
Don’t hear any sound at all
Can’t hear sound from my surround or center speakers
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
PowerTouch
Hear a hum when I select the Phono input
When I select a device icon, I don’t see any commands
Video
My PowerTouch is not responding
My PowerTouch is beeping. What does that mean?
PowerTouch does not learn new commands or functions
See Chapter One of the Connections and Setup Guide
Receiver/Tuner
Troubleshooting
Touch on the main menu then touch Select
Can’t receive a radio station
Can’t access any RDS Radio Data System functions
’m getting a lot of static/interference
Macro is not running as I programmed
Numerics
Index
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VCR
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