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Speaker connections
10 mm
@
®
Remove insulation
Twist wire tightly
The wire is
now locked.
Insert the wire and
return the lever.
Raise the lever.
Speaker lead connection
IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR
LESS
THAN ~<op
82
82
OR
MORE
WARNING
@ Connecting the front speakers
Connect speakers rated at 4 ohm or more to the SPEAK-
ERS terminals.
1. Connect the left speaker to the L speaker terminals on
the rear of the receiver and the right speaker to the R
terminals.
2. Connect each cable as shown in the illustration, taking
care that the wires do not make contact with other
terminals.
Notes:
1. Take care so as not to short-the positive (+) and negative (—)
speaker cords.
2. If the left and right speakers, or positive and negative cables,
are connected the wrong way, the reproduced sound may be
unclear, with ambiguous location of the musical instruments
etc. To avoid this, pay attention to the left and right and
positive and negative indications when connecting the speak-
ers.
@ Setting the speaker IMPEDANCE
SELEC-
TOR
When connecting one pair of speakers to the SPEAKERS
A or B terminals, set the IMPEDANCE SELECTOR accord-
ing to the speaker impedance.
When two pairs of speakers are connected to both the A
and B terminals, match the speaker impedance selector to
the speakers with the lowest impedance.
Notes:
1. During
speaker
system
connection
and
operation
of the
speaker IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR, set the POWER switch to
OFF.
2. Check that the connected lead wires of the speaker systems
do not contact with other jacks or terminals.
m@ SURROUND
SPEAKER
terminals
(Except for Europe.)
Connect
speakers having an impedance
of between
8
ohms and 16 ohms, and place them to the left and right
behind the listening position.
@ AC outlets
@ Ground
For maximum
safety and minimum
interference connect
the GND terminal to a good earth ground if practicable. A
good earth ground is a cold water pipe or a metal stake
driven into moist earth. However, never use a gas pipe for
this purpose.
KR-V7010 (En)
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