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GOO/AN=>D|

FM/AM

DIGITAL

AUDIO

TAPE

PLAYER

KDT-99R

|

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

Digital

Audio

Tape

Take

the

time

to

read

through

this

instruction

manual.

Familiarity

with

installation

and

operation

procedures

will

help

you

obtain

the

best

performance

from

your

new

FM/AM

digital

audio

tape’

player.

For

your

records

Record

the

serial

number,

found

on

the

back

of

the

unit,

in

the

spaces

designated

on

the

warranty

card,

and

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

the

model

and

serial

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

KENWOOD

dealer

for

informa-

tion

or

service

on

this

product.

Model

KDT-99R

—

Serial

number

When

asking

the

service

to

KENWOOD

dealer,

be

sure

to

send

both

the

main

unit

and

the

tuner

unit.

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IN

JAPAN

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Notes

on

condensation

and

temperature

Condensation

;

e

When

the

heater

is

operated

at

high

speed

to

heat

up

a

cold

car

compartment,

or

when

there

is

vapor

or

high

humidity

inside

the

compartment,

dew

may

be

produced

on

the

windshield.

and

other

glass

surfaces.

This

phenomenon

is

called

condensation.

At

this

time,

dew may

also

be

produced

inside

this

unit.

If

condensation

occurs,

the

tape

may

stick

to

the

internal

parts,

causing

a

malfunction,

or

even

damage

to

the

tape

or

the

internal

parts.

To

prevent

this,

this

unit

is

equipped

with

a

condensation

prevention

mechanism.

e

When

condensation

occurs,

the

built-in

protection

mechanism

operates,

causing

the

buzzer

to

beep

twice

and

the

‘’*"’

indicator

to

light

on

the

display.

If

a

cassette

is

inside

the

unit

at

this

time,

itis

ejected,

and

a

cassette

cannot

be

inserted

until

the

'’

*'’

indicator

goes

off.

If

the

‘’*’'

indicator

is

lit,

the

built-in

heater

is

operating

to

dry

up

the

internal

condensa-

tion.

When

the

‘’*"'

indicator

goes

off,

it

is

recommended

that

the

unit

be

left

for

about

an

hour,

depending

on

the

ambient

condition.

e

Condensation

progresses

gradually

in

most

casés.

Even

when

the

temperature

and

humidity

in

the

compartment

changes

suddenly,

the

‘’*"’

indicator

sometimes

lights

only

after

a

delay

of

10

to

15

minutes.

Therefore,

after

a

sudden

temperature

or

humidity

change,

wait

for

more

than

20

minutes

to

check

that

the

‘’*"’

indicator

does

not

light

before

using

this

unit.

eeeves

SPEED

L

CL

SOFT

a!

lap

[xo]

Temperature

e¢

When

a

closed

automobile

is

left

under

direct

sunlight,

its

internal

temperature

rises

to

a

very

high

degree.

If

it

rises

above

65°C

(150°F),

the

built-in

protection

circuitry

of

this

unit

operates,

causing

the

’’*’’

indicator

to

light

on

the

display.

If

a

cassette

is

inside

the

unit

at

this

time,

it

is

ejected,

and

a

cassette

cannot

be

inserted

until

the

''*"’

indicator

goes

off.

In

this

case,

operate

the

air

conditioner

or

drive

the

car

with

the

windows

open,

to

cool

the

compartment

before

using

this

unit.

Sl

HIGH

SPEED

2

(En)

Tape

handling

precautions

DAT

cassette

tape

The

DAT

cassette

is

only

half

the

size

of

a

conventional

compact

cassette,

and

is

hermetical-

ly

designed

to

prevent

penetration

of

dust.

{t

is

played

back

in

only

one

direction.

lf

Cautions

on

the

use

of

DAT

cassette

tapes

To

enjoy

the

superior

sound

quality

of

digital

audio,

observe

the

following:

cautions.

When

a

cassette

is

brought

from

a

cold

location

into:a

warm

car,

dew

may

condense

on

the

tape

surface.

As

the

tape

could

be

damaged

if

it

is

played

with

dew

on

its

surface,

leave

the

cassette

at

the

ambient

temperature

and

wait

until

the

condensation

disappears

(about

an

hour).

The

DAT

cassette

is

always

played

on

one

way,

and

cannot

be

played

upside

down.

Insert

in

this

direction.

Never

insert

it

upside

down.

Cer

The

side

where

[|

|

the

tape

is:seen

is

aR

SEES

Never

attempt

to

disassemble

a

DAT

cassette,

as

it

is

a

precision

device.

Do

not

attempt

to

open

the

tape

lid,

pull

out

the

tape,

or

touch

the

tape

with

your

finger.

Do

not

repeatly

insert

and

remove

a

cassette

without

playing

it,

otherwise

the

tape

may

become

slack

or

could

be

damaged.

‘Do

not

use

a

cassette

which

has

its’

label

partially

peeled

off,

otherwise

a

malfunction

or

damage

could

result.

Cautions

on

the

storage

of

DAT

cassette

tapes

Store

a

DAT

cassette

in

its

case.

‘Avoid

storing

it

in

a

dirty

or

dusty

place.

Avoid

places

exposed

to

direct

sunlight,

near

a

heat

source

such

as

a

heater,

or

where

it

is

damp.

;

‘Never

leave

the

cassette

on

the

dashbeard

of

a

car

or

on

the

parcel

shelf

under

the

rear

window.

Avoid

magnets

and

other

sources

of

magnetism

(speakers,

TVs,

transformers,

motors,

etc.),

or

your

precious

recording

content

could

be

lost.

:

After

use,

rewind

the

tape

before

storing.

If

the

tape

is

not

properly

rewound

or

is

disordered,

it

could

be

damaged

during

storage.

_

Do

not

drop

the

tape

or

apply

a

strong

vibration

to,

it.

(En)

3

Controls

and

indicators

~

[DAT]:

Tape

slot

Attenuator

switch

‘a

[DAT]:

Search

Up

(ppi)/Down

(Ki)

switch

Switches

the

search

direction

between

up-

ward

and

downward.

[TUNER]:

Auto

tuning

Up

(ppl)/Down

(I<)

switch

Press

Up

switch

for

up

seek

operation.

Press

Down

switch

for

down

seek

operation.

Seek

operation

automatically

stops

when

a

marginal

broad-

cast

is

received.

[DAT]:

Fast

Forward

(>>

)/

Rewind

(<<i)

switch

Each

switch

permits

Fast

Forward

or

Rewind

operation.

To

release

the

operation,

press

the

Play

switch.

[TUNER]:

Manual

tuning

Up

(p>

)/Down

(<1)

we,

When

a

cassette

is

in-

serted,

it

is

automatical-

ly

loaded,

and

playback

starts.

To

engage

key

OFF

eject,

turn.

ignition

key

to

OFF

position

and

the

tape

is

automatically

ejected.

When

this

switch

is

set

to

ON,

the

volume

indicator

blinks

and

the

volume

in-

stantaneously

drops

by

—20

dB.

When

this

switch

is

pressed

again,

the

previous

volume

resumes.

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—

[DAT]:

Play

switch

When_

this.

switch

is

pressed,

a

Fast

Forward,

Rewind,

Repeat

One,

In-

_

dex

Scan,

or

Search

operation

is

canceled

and

the

Tape

Play

operation

starts.

1"

1S

ean

BAND.

SELECT

:

=,

PLAY/BANID

BASS

TREBLE

Volume

Up

(~)

Down

(~\“)

switch

Press

the

Up

switch

to

increase

the

volume

and

the

Down

switch

to

decrease

it.

The

volume

changes

by

one

step

when

the

control

switch

switch

[TUNER]:

Band

selector

is

tapped

once.

It

Press

this

switch

once

to

Selects

the

reception

changes

continuously,

change

the

receiving

band.

The

band

in-

but

slowly

when

it

is

frequency

by

one

step.

When

this

switch

is

kept

pressed,

the

frequency

|_changes

continuously.

4

(én)

a,

-

received.

dicator

shows

the

band

me

kept

lightly

pressed,

and

continuously,

but

quick-

ly

when

‘the

switch

is

kept

firmly

pressed.

[DAT]:

Eject

switch

Press

to

eject

the

cassette

tape.

[TUNER]:

Power

switch

Switch

the

tuner

power

ON

and

OFF.

[DAT]:

Operation

or

display

in

Tape

mode

[TUNER]:

Operation

or

display

in

Tuner

mode

[DAT]:

Long-play

tape

playing

time

indicator

The

indicator

LEDs

illuminate

from

the

top

to

the

bottom,

with

each

LED

representing

1

hour

of

tape

playing

time.

Adding

this

time

to

the

time

displayed

by

the

playing

time

display,

up

to

4

hours

59

minutes

and

59

seconds

of

playing

time

can

Volume

indicator

Indicates

the

volume

level.

band

be

displayed.

[TUNER]:

Band

indicator

The

LED

to

the

side

of

the

selected

illuminates.

iil

aah

[DAT]:

Flat

switch

When

this

switch

is

pressed,

the

Bass

and

Treble

effects

are

im-

mediately

returned

to

flat

characteristics.

[TUNER]:

Memory

switch

-Used

to

program

a

desired

station

into

the

memory

presets.

When

this

switch

is

pressed,

this

ac-

tivates.

the

memory

position

!

which.

is

displayed

by

blinking

LED’s

embedded

in

the

presets.

At

this

point

you

can

program

any

of

the

presets

for

your

desired

sta-

tion

by

pressing

a

Preset

station

switch.

oe

[TUNER]:

Preset

station

switches

(1

—'5)

One

switch

can

memorize

one

of

each

FM1,

FM2,

FM3

and

AM.

Tape

(OC)

indicator

This

indicator

lights

to

indicate

that

a

tape

has

been

inserted.

When

a

commercially-

available

prerecorded

tape

is

inserted,

the

SOFT

indicator

also

lights.

Reset

button

When

the

installation

and

all

the

wirings

are

finish-

ed,

press

this

button.

Not

usually

used.

However,

when

the

microprocessor

(micro-

computer)

malfunctions,

press

this

button

using

a

sharp-pointed

object

(such

as

a

pencil).

When

this

button

is

pressed,

the

unit

is

reset

to

its

initial

state.

Therefore,

all

the

memories

and

clock

are

erased

and

need

to

be

ad-

justed.

(En)

5

Controls

and

indicators

(

[DATI:

Tape

Remaining/

Loading

indicator

Normally

shows

the

re-

maining

time

of

the

tape,

using

9

indicators.

In

tape

loading

or

ejec-

tion

operations,

shows

that

the

tape

is

being

loaded,

is

being

ejected,

or

has

been

ejected

(empty).

L

Rewind

indicator

The

pe

indicator

lights

steadily

while

fast

for-

warding

a

tape,

and

blinks

while

fast

forwar-

ding

during

search.

The

<1

indicator

lights

steadily

while

rewinding

a

tape,

and

blinks

while

rewinding

during

search.

(

Fader

switch

When

this

switch

is

set

to

ON,

the

FAD

indicator

illuminates

and

the

Tape

remaining

indicator

is

changed

to

the

Fader

display.

Pressing

the

Volume

Up

switch

in-

creases

the

volume

level

of

the

rear

speakers,

and

pressing

the

Volume

Down

switch

increases

the

volume

level

of

the

front

speakers.

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_

[DAT]:

Fast

Forward/

=,

(—

Bass

switch

)

When

this

switch

is

set

to

ON,

the

BAS

indicator

illuminates

and

the

Tape

remaining

indicator

is

changed

to

the

bass

display.

Pressing

the

Volume

Up

switch

in-

creases

bass,

and

press-

ing

the

Volume

Down

switch

decreases

it.

fi

ifn

Treble

switch

When

this

switch

is

set

_to

ON,

the

TRE

indicator

illuminates

and

the

Tape

remaining

indicator

is

changed

to

the

Treble

display.

Pressing

the

Volume

Up

switch

in-

creases

treble,

and

pressing

Volume

Down

)

Balance

switch

When

this

switch

is

set

to

ON,

the

BAL

indicator

illuminates

and

the

Tape

remaining’

indicator

is

changed

to

the

balance

display.

Pressing

the

Volume

Up

switch

in-

creases

the

volume

level

of

the

right

speakers,

and

pressing

the

Volume

Up

switch

increases

the

volume

level

of

the

left

speakers.

Ge

p

[DAT]:

Repeat

One

switch

When

this

switch

is

ON,

the

program

being

played

will

be

played

repeatedly.

switch

decreases

it.

Soom

REPEAT

4

FEPEAT

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at

Toe)

Ce

tea

ONE

ALL

ONE

ALL

fi

lee

1

tee

T

ON

OFF

[DAT]:

Program/Music-Search

No.

display

Normally

shows

the

program

No.

(or

the

lower

two

digits

when

it

is

100

or

more),

and

displays

the

search

No.

when

the

Search

Up

or

Down

switch

is

pressed.

If

the

tape

does

not

include

Program

No.

sub-code

information,

this

display

shows

the

volume

attenuation

level

in

decibels

(

[DAT]:

Playing

time

display

When

the

Display

switch

is

set

for

total

time

display,

this

section

shows

the

total

time,

from

the

beginning

of

a

tape

until

the

present

position

being

played.

When

the

Display

switch

is

set

for

program

time

display,

this

section

shows

the

playing

time

of

the

program

being

played.

If

the

tape

does

not

include

sub-code

information,

this

section

functions

as

a

tape

running

indicator.

we

can

Tape

play

Te

i

a

Yc

Bie

Batis

(dB).

The

volume

attenuation

is

tem-

Fast

Forward

|

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Ef Bt

ed

del

porarily

displayed

when

the

Volume

Sonaee

ope

Up

or

Down

switch

is

pressed.

[TUNER]:

Volume

attenuation

display

Shows

the

volume

attenuation

in

decibels

(dB).

Tape

running

indicator

{TUNER}:

Frequency

display

Shows

the

frequency

of

the

station

being

received.

[DAT]:

Display

switch

Switches

the

function

of

the

playing

time

display

between

total

time

dis-

play

and

program

time

si

Fil

SPEE:

Total

time

Program

time

[DAT]:

Program

No.

Search/Music

Search

[DAT]:

index

Scan

[DAT]:

Repeat

All

switch

switch

The

tape

is

normally

re-

wound

to

the

beginning

and

then

ejected.

How-

ever,

when

this

switch

is

ON,

it

is

automatically

re-

wound

and

played

again

without

being

ejected,

so

that

the

same

tape

will

be

played

repeatedly.

1

REPEAT

REPEAT

fs

if

i

oT

—

ee

=

|

OnE

ALL

of

o2

OFF

ONE

ALL

o1

oe

ON

select

switch

Switches

between

Pro-

gram

No.

search

and

Music

search

functions.

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Program

Music

No.

Search

Search

When

this

switch

is

pressed,

the

tape

is

fast-

forwarded

and

the

begin-

ning

of

each

tune

(ap-

prox.

15

seconds)

is

played

back

from

the

next

tune

one

after

another.

When

the

desired

tune

is

heard,

press

this

switch

again

or

press

Play

switch

to

release

this

operation.

a

iNDSsS

INOS

Operation

i

Tape

playback

1.

Insert

the

tape

into

the

tape

slot,

with

the

side

tape

is

seen

facing

up

and

the

erroneous

erasure

protection

claw

facing

toward

you.

The

Tape

Remaining/Loading

indicator

shows

the

following,

indicating

that

the

tape

is

loading,

then

that

tape

playback

starts.

Tide

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DIGITAL

AUDIO

TAPE

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2.

When

a

non-signal

blank

is

detected

during

tape

playback,

the

tape

is

automatically

fast

forwarded

until

a

recorded

signal

is

found.

*

A

non-signal

blank

is

different

from

non-recorded

blank,

where

no

sound

is

recorded

but

the

format

signal

is

recorded.

A

non-signal

blank

contains

no

type

of

record

on

the

tape

surface.

3.

When

the

entire

tape

has

been

played,

the

tape

is

automatically

rewound

until

the

beginn-

ing

and

then

ejected.

The

Tape

Remaining/Loading

indicator

shows

the

following,

in-

dicating

a

tape

eject

operation.

-

TAPE

REMAIN

DIGITAL

AUDIO

TAPE

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4.

To

end

playback,

press

the

Eject

switch.

The

Tape

Remaining/Loading

indicator

shows

the

following,

indicating

that

the

tape

has

been

ejected.

sistas

qiveraniet

Purser

tyes,

TAPE

REMAIN

DIGITAL

AUDIO

TAPE

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See

FRONT

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REAR

Note:

This

unit

does

not

detect

the

skip

ID.

If

the

tape

played

contains

a

skip

ID,

the

section

in-

cluding

the

skip

ID

will

not

be

skipped.

8

(En)

Mi

Tape

remaining

indicator

;

The

remaining

tape

volume

(approximate

remaining

time)

can

be

displayed

using

the

9-segment

tape.

indicator

by

dividing

into

eight

as

follows:

DIGITAL

AUDIO

TAPE

*

All

9

LEDs

are

lit

immediately

after

tape

STITT

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a

On

playback

has

begun.

. . e

a

|

*

When

loading,

LEDs

are

blinking

while

coun-

TAPE

REMAIN

DIGITAL

AUDIO

TAPE

a

sie

renner)

PRE

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ec

ting

the

remaining

tape.

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This

example

shows

that

the

remaining

:

5

amount

of

tape

is

less

than.1/9.

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REMAIN

DIGITAL

AUDIO

TAPE

preven

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Program

No.

search

¢

A

search

is

performed

referring

to

the

Program

No.

sub-code

information.

1.

Set

the

Program

No.

Search/Music

Search

select

switch

to

Program

No.

Search.

2.

Press

the

Search

Up

switch

to

select

the

Program

No.

of

the

program

to

be

played.

The

Program

No

search

covers

program

No.

from

01

to

99,

while

program

No.

100

or

more

cannot

be

searched.

3.

Ina

short

time,

the

program

search

starts

and

the

selected

Program

No.

is

played

from

the

start.

Note:

Oe

a

ne

If

the

Program

No.

on the

tape

are

not

continuous,

a

program

search

may

take

longer

than

usual.

if

the

selected

Program

No.

does

not

exist,

the

tape

is

rewound

to

the

beginning

and

normal

tape

playback

starts.

if

the

tape

does

not

contain

Program

No.

information,

the

Program

No,

Search/Music

Search

switch

may

not

be

able

to

be

set

to

the

Program

No.

search

function.

@

Music

search

e

Referencing

the

program

being

played

as

00,

any

program

within

the

range

of

the

99

programs

before

it

and

the

99

programs

after

it

can

be

searched

for

and

played

from

the

start.

1.

Set

the

Program

No.

Search/Music

Search

select

switch

to

Music

Search.

2.

Press

the

Search

Up

or

Down

switch

to

set

the

number

of

programs

to

be

skipped

until

the

desired

program.

3.

In

a

short

time,

music

search

starts

and

the

selected

program

is

played

from

the

start.

Note:

Music

search

is

not

possible

with

tapes

not

including

the

Start

IDs.

If

the

tape

end

is

reached

during

a

music

search,

the

search

is

canceled,

the

tape

is

rewound

to

the

beginning,

and

is

then

ejected.

if

the

tape

beginning

is

reached

during

a

music

search,

the

search

is

canceled

and

the

tape

is

played

from

the

beginning.

Mi

Index

scan

The

beginning

of

each

tune

can

be

detected

and

played

back

for

about

15

seconds

con-

tinuously

so

that

the

desired

tune

is

detected

easily

and

speedily.

1.

Press

the

Index

Scan

switch.

;

2.

The

tape

is

fast

forwarded

and

plays

the

first

15

seconds

of

every

program

it

encounters.

(An

index

scan

is

canceled

at

the

tape

end,

the

tape

is

rewound

to

the

beginning

and

is

then

ejected.)

.

3.

When

the

desired

program

is

found

during

an

index

scan,

press

the

Index

Scan

switch

or

Play

switch

to

start

normal

playback.

Note:

Index

scanning

is

not

possible

with

tapes

not

including

the

Start

IDs.

i

Key-Off

eject

When

the

ignition

key

switch

is

tuned

off

with

the

tape

loaded,

the

tape

will

be

automatically

ejected

to

prevent

damaging

the

tape

or

cassette

mechanisms.

I

Auto

tuning

(seek)

1.

Turn

the

power

ON.

2.

Select

the

required

band.

3.

When

the

Auto

tuning

Up/Down

switch

is

pressed,

the

unit

starts

scanning.

When

a

marginal

broadcast

is

received,

the

scanning

stops.

Mi

Manual

tuning

1.

Turn

the

power

ON.

2.

Select

the

required

band.

3.

Using

the

Manual

tuning

Up/Down

switch,

tune

in

to

the

required

station

frequency.

Tap

the

switch

once

to

vary

the

frequency

one

step,

hold

the

switch

to

vary

the

frequency

continuously.

Mi

Station

memory

.

Turn

the

power

ON.

.

Select

the

desired

band

(FM

1

-

3

or

AM).

.

Receive

the

desired

station.

.

Press

the

Memory

switch.

The

Preset

station

switch

indicators

blink

for

about

5

seconds.

.

While

the

indicator

blinking,

press

the

Preset

station

switch

to

store

the

received

station

frequency.

,

aBWND

=

H

Auto

memory

5

stations

in

the

selected

band

can

automatically

be

memorized.

1.

Turn

the

power

ON.

2.

Select

the

desired

band

(FM1

-

3

or

AM).

3.

Press

the

Memory

switch.

The

indicators

blink

for

about

5

seconds.

4.

While

the

Preset

station

switch

indicator

blinking,

press

the

Auto

tuning

Up

switch.

5.

The

selected

band

is

automatically

scanned

and

5

stations

are

memorized.

When

5

stations

are

memorized,

the

auto

memory

function

is

automatically

released.