Chapter Two : Setting Up PowerTouch
To begin setting up speakers:
1.Touch 
on the Main menu to access the Setup menu.
2. Touch 
on the Setup settings.
SP Selection
1.Touch 
on the Setup Surround menu to open the Speaker Selection menu:
2.Kenwood provides two ways to set up your speakers:
Quick Setup: Use this method for a simplified setup where you identify whether a speaker is present and let the receiver automatically deter- mine the appropriate speaker settings.
a.Aim PowerTouch at the receiver. If the speaker is present, touch the speaker button until “Yes” appears in the button. (SW=subwoofer, C=center, LS=left surround and RS=right surround):
If you selected Yes for the subwoofer, all of the bass below 80Hz is removed from other speakers in your system and is sent to the subwoofer in all listening modes. This improves your speakers’ power handling and reduces overall distortion.
b.Touch 
to save your settings.
c.Touch 
to move to the next speaker setting
or touch 
to return to the Surround menu.
Custom setup: Use this method for a more customized setup where you determine more of the speaker settings, such as the bandwidth of the sound sent to each speaker. Custom setup config- ures the following: SW=subwoofer, L=left front, R=right front, C=Center, LS=left surround and RS=right surround.
Audio-Video Receiver KRF-X9992D
a. Touch 
on the Speaker Selection menu:
Remote Setup
b.Aim PowerTouch at the receiver and touch the speaker button until the correct setting appears (see below).
The left and right front buttons and the left
and right surround buttons are linked; if you 35 touch one, you change the settings for both.
•Off means you are not using the speaker. (Not available for front speakers). If no subwoofer is connected, all bass below 80Hz is sent to left and right front speak- ers.
•On means that you are using the speaker. (Only available for subwoofer).
•Select Nml (= Normal) if the speaker is not capable of producing clean, deep bass energy at output levels that match those produced by a typical powered subwoofer. All bass below 80Hz in that channel is removed from that speaker and is sent to the subwoofer in all listening modes. Most speakers should be considered Nml.
•Select Lrg (= Large) if the speaker is capable of producing clean, deep bass energy at output levels that match those produced by a typical powered subwoofer. All bass below
