Wired Headphone Jacks; Using The Parental Attention/Mute Switch; Adjusting The Video Picture - Kenwood LZH-70W User Manual

Once the connections have been
made, turn the console on and press
the SOURCE button until the on-
screen display's input indicator
reads "AUX".

Wired headphone jacks

The wired headphone jacks are located underneath the A/V Aux
input jack cover. You can connect wired headphones with standard
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/ " stereo mini connectors to each of the wired headphone jacks.
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Using the Parental Attention/MUTE
Switch
The Parental Attention/MUTE Switch (mounted separately at the
time the console was installed) allows you to get the attention of
passengers in the rear seat. Pressing the switch mutes all audio
output from the console (including audio sent to wireless head-
phones) and displays the fol-
lowing message on the con-
sole's screen:
Pressing the switch while
the message is displayed
removes the message and
restores the audio.

Adjusting the Video Picture

Press the MENU button repeatedly to cycle through the following
adjustments:
When the adjustment you want
appears on the acreen, use the
VOLUME + and VOLUME – buttons
to perform the adjustment
(CONTRAST adjustment shown):
Picture Quality settings
CONTRAST setting
Use the volume buttons to increase and decrease the whiteness
in the picture.
BRIGHTNESS setting
Use the volume buttons to make the picture brighter or darker.
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TINT setting
Use the volume buttons to tint the color towards red or green.
COLOR setting
Use the volume buttons to increase or decrease the color depth.
Screen Mode settings
The LZH-70W's LCD screen is a widescreen (16:9) format. Since a
conventional video picture (4:3 format) will not fill the screen
completely, you can select from four different ways to view a 4:3
picture.
• Press the MENU button to select the SCREEN adjustment, and
use the VOLUME buttons to cycle-through the following screen
modes:
Full Picture mode
The 4:3 picture is stretched
so it fills the entire width of
the LZH-70W's screen. The
image will appear distorted
(wider than normal).
Zoom mode
Zooms-in on the central por-
tion of the picture so it fills
the LZH-70W's entire
screen. The image is not
distorted, but video resolu-
tion will be reduced.
Normal Picture mode
The entire 4:3 picture is
displayed without alteration
in the center 75% of
the LZH-70W's screen, with
gray bars on either side
(called "windowboxing").
Cinema mode
Zooms-in on the central
portion of the 4:3 picture,
slightly stretching the image
vertically. The edges of the
image are stretched
horizontally to fill all of the
LZH-70W's screen. The
image will appear slightly
distorted, and video resolu-
tion will be reduced.
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