Kenwood MG470: Program timer

AUX component : Make the required

Program timer

preparation for playback by connect-

(PROG.1, PROG.2)

ing an AUX component.

Be also sure to set the timer for the

The program timer can store the timer oper-

AUX source component connected

ating hours and its contents so the timer

operation can be activated or deactivated as

to the AUX IN jacks.

required any time. The program timer can

be activated on any time.

2

Press the MENU key.

Timer playback using program

3

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI-CON-

timer

TROL knob so that "TIMER SET?"

Use the following procedure to play the se-

is displayed, then press the SET

lected source at the selected time period.

key.

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1

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2

ABC

3

DEF

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4

GHI

5

JKL

6

MNO

TITLE INPUT

4

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI-CON-

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7

PRS

8

TUV

9

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TRACK EDIT

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TROL knob so that "PROG.1 SET?"

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REPEAT

or "PROG.2 SET?" is displayed,

then press the SET key.

ENTER

1

1

7

TAPE

2

3

TAPE EQ.

1

EX. BASS

PROG.1 S T?

E

5

Select the time to start timer play-

back (ON time).

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI-CON-

TROL knob

to select the figure of hour,

then press the SET key.

Timer ON time

1

ON TIME

Also select the figure of minute in the

same way as above.

7 Setting

6

Select the time to stop timer play-

1

Make preparations according to

back (OFF time).

the source to be played.

Set in the same way as the ON time.

CD : Load a CD.

MD : Load an MD.

1

Tape : Load a cassette tape.

Radio : Preset stations (Page 8).

OFF TIME

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POWER

RANDOM

PGM

SPACE

CHARAC.

CLEAR/DELETE

SET

P.CALL

SET

TUNING

TUNING

DOWN

UP

FM/AMCD

Program No. lit

MDSTOP

AUTO/MANU

MD O.T.E.

DISPLAY

TIME DISPLAY

TAPE O.T.E.

TIMER

SOUND TONE TIMER

SLEEP

VOLUME /

POWER

MULTI-CONTROL

MENU

SET

APE T

Timer OFF time

7 Execution

7

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI-CON-

!

Press the TIMER key on the re-

Application

TROL knob

to select "PLAY" or "AI

section

mote repeatedly until the pro-

PLAY", then press the SET key.

gram number to be executed

"PLAY" : The source will played at

the adjusted volume before enter-

("PROG.

1

" or "PROG.

2

" or

ing the STANDBY mode.

"PROG.

12

") is lit.

Program No. lit

Timer

"AI PLAY" : The listening volume in-

1

creases gradually from the start of

timer playback until it reaches a cer-

tain level.

@

Press the POWER key to

Display when "PLAY" is selected

switch the power off to the

1

STANDBY mode.

PLAY

The STANDBY/TIMER indicator lights

in green.

The program timer is activated and

8

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI-CON-

playback will start when the set ON

TROL knob

to select the music

time comes.

source to be input, then press the

SET key.

To cancel program timer :

The input source can be selected from

Press the TIMER key on the remote re-

"CD", "MD", "TAPE", "TUNER" (radio) and

peatedly until "PROG.1" or "PROG.2" or

"AUX"(AUX component).

"PROG.12" turns off.

9

To listen to radio broadcasting,

To check or change the timer setting :

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI-CON-

Restart the procedure from step 1 again.

TROL knob to select the preset

number of the desired station,

then press the SET key.

This operation is not required when an

÷ Be sure to adjust the time of the day (page 7)

input source other than "TUNER" is

before using the timer functions.

selected.

÷ The program timer cannot be used for pro-

gram playback of CD or MD.

÷ PROG.1 and PROG.2 should be set so that

0

Rotate the VOLUME/MULTI-CON-

their operating periods do not overlap. Leave

TROL knob to adjust the listening

at least 1 minute of interval between the two

programs.

volume.

÷ Even when the program timer is canceled,

The source will be played at the ad-

previously made setting is stored in memory

justed volume.

and remains until new timer information is

set the next time.

This step is not required when "AI

÷ When the STANDBY/TIMER indicator is

PLAY" is selected.

blinking in green, the timer setting or clock

setting is erroneous. Check and correct them

as required (pages 7 & 56 to 57).

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