Kenwood KRF 9070 S Service Manual

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KRF-V7090D/VR-9050/9060/9070

ACCESSORIES / CAUTIONS / ADJUSTMENT

ACCESSORIES

Remote control unit (1)

AM loop antenna (1)
See the following table.

(T90-0893-05)

Batteries (ROS/AAA) (2)

ii 3 iii

FM indoor antenna (1)
USA. and Canada
(T90-0905-05)

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PCB vs MODEL REMOTE CONTROL vs MODEL
MODEL SURROUND AUDIO sue DISPLAY MODEL PARTS # CONTROLLER ii
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vn-9osoi-s K,P mus-339041 X09-6960A10 x13A7960-11 x14-7900A11 VR-9060l-S K,P 0467105 Ronoazg
vn-907oi-s K.P xos-3390-12 x09A6960-1o X13-7960-12 x14e7900A12 VR-9070l-S K,P 0467505 RCVR0918
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KHF-v1oeoD/D-s E xoa»3392A71 X09A696271 X13-7962~71 x14A7902A71 KRF'WDSOD' X A7o"1674°5 R RO731E
KRF-V7090DlD-S E A70-1674A05 RC-R0731E

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Resetting the Microcomputer

The microcomputer may malfunction (unit cannot be operated, or
shows an erroneous display) if the power cord is unplugged while
the power is ON, or due to some other external factor. If this
happens, execute the following procedure to reset the
microcomputer and return the unit to its normal operating
condition.

Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, then plug it
back in while holding down the 0) (POWER ONISTANDBY)
key.

I Please note that resetting the microcomputer will clear the contents
of the memory and returns the unit to the state it was in when it left
the factory.

Memory back up function

Please note that the following items will be deleted trom the units
memory it the power cord is disconnected from the AC outlet for
approximately 1 day.

I Power mode

I Input selector settings
I Speaker ON/OFF - Sound mode settings
I Volume level I Broadcast band

I BASS, TREBLE, INPUT level I Frequency setting

. TONE ON/OFF . Preset stations

. LOUDNESS ON/OFF - Tuning mode

I Dimmer level I ACTIVE EQ mode

I Listen mode setting - GAME mode setting
. Speaker settings

I Distance setting
I Input mode setting

ADJUSTMENT
No ITEM INPUT OUTPUT RECEIVER ALIGNMENT ALIGNMENT FIG
' SETTINGS SETTINGS SETTINGS SETTINGS POINTS
AUDIO SECTION SPEAKER : A
CN11, FL ch. VR1(FL)
CN10, FR ch. VR2(FR)
CN14, SL ch. VR3(SL) Adjust every
CN13, SR ch. VR4(SR) .
CN12 C ch (FRONT 2ch VR5(CENTER) potentiometer
<1> IDLE CURRENT * - MODE) 10 minutes later
CN15, SBL ch. , VR6(SBL) fl t d
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Minimum the power on.
CN706, SBR ch. VR702(SBR)
X13(F/6) X13(F/6)

Idling Current Adjustment

All power amplifier stage need idling current adjustment after the installation Of TRAIT transistor.
1. Connect a voltmeter to CNs with the correct polarity as indicated by the PCB silk print.
2. Adjust the preset, VRs to get 8.8mV (Idling current: ZOmA) at the voltmeter reading.

3. Repeat step few times for all channels.

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