Table Of Audio Control Setting; Balanced Output - Kenwood KDC-PS909 Instruction Manual

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Table of Audio Control Setting

Adjustment
Operation of Audio control button
mode
4 button
(Display)
Bass
Bass decreased.
("BAS")
Treble
Treble decreased.
("TRE")
Balance Left channel
("BAL") emphasized.
Fader Rear channel
("FAD") increased.
Non-Fading
Non-fading sound is
Preout Level
reduced.
("NF")
Balanced
Monaural sound is
monaural
reduced.
preout level
("SUB")
You can change preouts to balanced outputs, which allows
you to reduce noise if the amplifier being connected has
¢ button
balanced input. The factory default is unbalanced output.
The balanced monaural sound output can be set to either ON
or OFF. The non-fading sound output can be set to either ON
Bass increased.
or OFF. The factory default is set to ON.
Switching balanced / unbalanced output:
Treble increased.
Right channel
emphasized.
Front channel
increased.
Non-fading sound
emphasized.
Monaural sound
emphasized.
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Balanced Output

1
Hold down the MENU button for one second or more.
"MENU" is displayed and the menu mode is turned on.
2
Press the ¢ button repeatedly until the Balanced output
function appears in the display.
Press the 4 button to search in the other direction.
The function setting is indicated by "UNBALANCED" or
"BALANCED" in the display, indicating that the current output is
balanced or unbalanced, respectively.
"UNBALANCED" (Unbalanced output)
"BALANCED" (Balanced output)
The front/rear output corresponds to the L/R channels during
balanced output. The non-fading preout will change to
monaural (mono) sounds during balanced output.
UNBALANCED
Left
FRONT
Right
Left
REAR
Right
Left
NON-FADING
Right
3
Switching settings
Press either the AM or FM button.
The display and setting will change.
4
Press the MENU button to end the menu mode.
NOTE
• The audio control and volume return to factory default settings
each time you switch between balanced and unbalanced output.
BALANCED
Left -
Right -
Left +
Right +
Monaural +
Monaural -