Setting Up Speakers; Sp Selection - Kenwood VR-4090 Connect And Set Up

Chapter Two : Setting Up the Remote Control Unit
Before you can begin using the receiver to control your home
entertainment system, you must set up Remote Control unit
to operate your speakers effectively. There are three areas of
speaker setup:
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SP Selection

• SP Level
• SP Distance
The receiver must be on and speakers must be connected
before you can set up speakers.
Speaker Selection:
Press the Music key or Movie key to display the "Menu".
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1. Press the Menu key (LCD function key 2).
Home Setup

Setting Up Speakers

2. Press the Setup key (LCD function key 2).
01.IR
02.Surround
03.Contrast
Home Enter
3. Press the LCD cursor up/down key (
"02. Surround", then press the Enter key (LCD function
key 2)
Surround SetUp
Sub Woofer = On
Home Next
4. Press the LCD cursor up/down key (
Sub Woofer On or Off, then press the Next key (LCD
function key 2).
• If you selected On for the subwoofer, all of the bass
below 80Hz is removed from all other Normal set-
ting speakers in your system and is sent to the
subwoofer in all listening modes. This improves your
speakers' power handling and reduces overall distortion.
• If you selected Off for the subwoofer, the bass tone is
output from the front L and R speakers.
5. When the front (left and right) speaker setting menu
(Front) appears, select Front Normal or Large in the
same way as step 4, then press the Next key. (If you set
the subwoofer to Off in step 4, skip this step.)
6. When the center speaker setting menu (Center) appears,
select Center Normal, Large or Off in the same way as
step 4, then press the Next key. Select Off when no cen-
ter speaker is connected. (If you select Normal in step
5. "Large" cannot be selected here.)
7. When the surround (left and right) speaker setting menu
(Surround) appears, select Surround Normal, Large
or Off in the same way as step 4, then press the Next
key. Select Off when no surround speaker is connected.
(If you select Normal in step 5. "Large" cannot be se-
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• Select Normal if the speaker is not capable of pro-
ducing 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 sub-
woofer in all listening modes. Most speakers should
be considered Normal. If no subwoofer is connected,
that signal is sent to left and right front speakers.
• Select 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 80Hz in that channel is left in that speaker
in all listening modes. The subwoofer may not out-
put audio depending on the input signal, speaker
setup and listen mode.
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