Kenwood C-V351 User Manual (English)

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C-V351/C-V301 (EN)

Remote control with the “RC” unit (For C-V301)

Names and functions of the keys

The “RC” remote control unit provided with the AV CONTROL CENTER can also control KENWOOD cassette decks, CD player

and LD player connected to the AV CONTROL CENTER through system control cords. For details of the controllable functions,

refer to the instruction manuals of these components.

Infrared system

RC-S0506

The RC keys with the same names as the corresponding keys

on the main unit have the same function as the main unit

keys.

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

A B

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ALL INFO.TEXT DISP.

TITLE

MEMO

TUNER

BAND

e STILL STEP

A.MONI.

AUTO

MEMORY

RDS

DISPLAY

PTY

DISPLAY

SLEEP

NEXTPREV.

POWER

TIME

P.B.C SELECT RETURN FREEZE PAL/NTSC

CLEAR

P.MODE

CHECK

STEREO

MUTE

SOURCE

DIRECTDSP

LEVEL VOLUME

PRO LOGIC 3 STEREO

MULTI

CONTROL

TEST

TONE

MODE

INPUT

TAPE 2

(MONITOR)

TAPE

MD / LD

¶REC/ARMO.T.E.

AUTO DIGITAL

CD/VIDEO CD/LD

REPEAT

FRAME/

TIME

PTY

TA/NEWS/INFO.

DISC SKIPEDIT MODE

ALL TEXT

P.CALL

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¢48

1 (POWER) key

Press to switch the AV CONTROL CENTER

and the components connected to it through

system control cords between ON and

STANDBY.

2 A j B switch

Some of the RC keys function in two ways.

The key functions indicated inside ( ) are

usable when this switch is set to B.

Usually set this switch to A. In this manual,

the description of a function which re-

quires this switch to be set to B is accom-

panied with the illustration of

3 Numeric keys

Use these keys as the numeric key of the

currently selected input source component.

4 TUNER operation keys

BAND key

(RDS DISPLAY key)

MEMO key

(AUTO MEMORY key)

P.CALL ﬁ:down key

(PTY key)

P.CALL %:up key

(TA/NEWS/INFO. key)

5 LD player operation key

Read the instruction manual of the LD player.

° :CX key

AUTO DIGITAL key

6 AV CONTROL CENTER operation keys

PRO LOGIC key

3 STEREO key

DSP key

STEREO key

SOURCE DIRECT key

TEST TONE key

MODE key

Use this key to select the setting modes.

MULTI CONTROL LEVEL

: up key, : down key

Use these keys to adjust the tone or set the

surround play.

TAPE 2 (MONITOR) key

INPUT key

Use this key as the input selector key.

MUTE key

Use this key to mute the sound temporarily.

VOLUME %: up key, ﬁ: down key

Use these keys to adjust the volume.

7 Key

SLEEP key

Press when setting the sleep timer.

DISPLAY key (LD DISPLAY key)

Press to switch the displayed information.

8 CD/VIDEO CD/LD player operation

keys

Read the instruction manuals of the CD player,

VIDEO CD player and/or LD player.

TITLE SEARCH key

(A.MONI key)

TEXT DISP. key

(STILL STEP e key)

ALL INFO. key

(STILL STEP E key)

ALL TEXT SEARCH key

(FRAME/TIME key)

EDIT MODE key

DISC SKIP key

(REPEAT key)

1 key

¡ key

4 key (PREV.)

¢ key (NEXT)

6 key

P.MODE key

CHECK key

CLEAR key

TIME key

7 key

9 MD/LD player-specific operation keys

Read the instruction manual of the MD re-

corder and LD player.

4 key (P.B.C. key)

¢ key (SELECT key)

7 key (RETURN key)

8 key (FREEZE key)

3 key (PAL/NTSC key)

Loading batteries

0 Cassette deck operation keys

Read the instruction manual of the cassette

deck.

(¶ REC/ARM key)

8 key

1 key

2 key

7 key

3 key

¡ key

(O.T.E. key)

÷ Insert two AA-size (R6/SUM-3) batteries as indicated by the polarity marking.

1 Slide open the cover. 2 Insert batteries. 3 Close the cover.

For C-V301

Kenwood C-V351 Specifications

Audio

total harmonic distortion	0.01 %
signal to noise ratio CD	93 dB
input sensitivity / impedance CD	200 mV / 47kΩ

FM Tuner

tuning frequency range	87.5 MHz~108 MHz
usable sensitivity MONO	1.2 µV (at 75 Ω) / 13.2 dBf
signal to noise ratio MONO	65 dB (65.2 dBf input)

Weight and Dimensions

dimensions	W:400 mm H:105 mm D:382 mm
weight	5.2 kg
power consumption	25 W

Kenwood C-V351 User Manual

Table of Contents

Other manuals for Kenwood C-V351

Kenwood C-V351 Specifications

Summary

Before Applying Power

Safety Precautions

Special Features Overview

True Home Theater Sound

New DSP Surround Modes

Graphical Remote Control Unit (GRC)

System Connection Guide

Audio Component Connection

Video Component Connection

System Control Connections

Controls and Indicators

Main Unit Controls

Controls and Indicators

GRC Unit Setup and Operation

GRC Unit Interface and Operation Keys

Setting Up GRC for AV Control Center

GRC Model Type Setup Procedure

Battery Replacement and Resetting

Setting Up GRC for Option Components

GRC Setup for CD Player

GRC Setup for MD Recorder

GRC Setup for Tape 1 Deck

GRC Setup for DVD Player

GRC Setup for LD Player

Setting Up GRC for Other Components

Registering Setup Codes for VCR 1

Controlling the AV CONTROL CENTER via GRC

GRC Operation Examples

Switching Input Selector

Selecting Stereo Mode

Controlling Components via System Control Cords

Operating the Cassette Deck via GRC

Operating the MD Recorder via GRC

Operating the Tuner via GRC

Operating the LD Player via GRC

Operating the DVD Player via GRC

Operating the CD Player via GRC

RC Unit Remote Control Functions

RC Unit Key Functions and Modes

Sound Adjustment Functions

Adjusting Tone Levels

Broadcast Reception

Receiving Broadcast Stations

RDS (Radio Data System) Operations

Automatic RDS Station Storage

Searching for Desired Program Type (PTY Search)

EON Reservation for Program Types

Receiving Preset RDS Stations

RDS (Radio Data System) Operations

Manual Station Storage

Receiving Preset Stations

Ambience Effects

Sound Modes Overview

Calculating Delay Time

Surround Playback Guide

Dolby Pro Logic Mode

Selecting Surround Mode

Dolby 3 Stereo Mode

Adjusting Speaker Levels with Test Tone

Ambience Effects

Setup for Surround Play

Adjusting Bass Tone Level

Adjusting Center Speaker Level

Adjusting Subwoofer Level

Adjusting Delay Time

Adjusting Treble Tone Level

Adjusting Right Surround Speaker Level

Adjusting Speaker Balance

Adjusting Left Surround Speaker Level

Adjusting Input Level

Ambience Effects

Surround Play Setup (Listening to Music)

Selecting Pro Logic Surround Mode

Adjusting Sound Parameters (Example)

DSP Effect Parameter Setup