KEF KIT120, Installation Manual

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Change Password Allows you to enter any 4-digit security code with
the numeric buttons of the remote and press SELECT. The “Ratings”
cannot be changed without first re-entering the previously set
4-digit code and pressing SELECT. During playback of a disc with a
higher rating, you will be prompted for your password, enter the
same four digits, then press SELECT.
Highlight the rating required with the left/right arrow keys.
Press SELECT and enter your password and select OK or Cancel.
The factory set default password is ‘0000’.
VFD Brightness You can make the front panel display less bright
if required.
Auto-off Menu
This is a sleep mode which allows you to select
the length of time before the KEF instant theatre will automatically
turn itself off.
Radio Menu
To play the radio: Repeatedly pressing RADIO will step through to
FM stereo, FM mono and AM frequency bands. Use the numeric keys
or the navigation arrow keys to select the desired preset radio
station.
To tune the radio: Press LEFT or RIGHT on the remote control to
manually search or press CHAPTER UP or CHAPTER DOWN to
automatically tune the radio.
To store a preset: Move the cursor to a free preset and press select.
To erase a preset: Move the cursor to a preset and press select.
RDS: In Europe, if a strong enough RDS signal is received from a
radio station, then that station’s frequency value will be replaced by
the transmitted RDS station identifier lettering.
DVD INFO
Pressing UP key once will display chapter time and
status information of the currently playing DVD on your TV’s screen.
Press UP key again to remove the INFO screen.
Rating level Name Description MPAA rating European rating
1 Child Safe Particularly suitable for children
2 Universal General audiences G U
3 PG Parental guidance PG PG
4 PG>12 Parents strongly cautioned PG-13
5 PG>15 May be suitable for mature teenagers PG-15
6 Accompanied Restricted <17s to be accompanied R
7 18+ No-one 17 and under NC-17
8 Adult Suitable for adults only 18
Aspect Ratio
Choose the option that best describes the TV
being used.
Small 4:3 Choose ‘Small 4:3’ for a TV with a screen ratio of 3/4
which will appear almost as tall as it is wide but is fairly small.
When a DVD is published with both widescreen (letterbox) and pan-
and-scan video formats, this setting will cause it to play in pan-and-
scan mode, expanding that part of the picture containing the action
to fill the entire screen.
Large 4:3 Choose ‘Large 4:3’ for a TV with a screen ratio 3/4 which
will appear almost as tall as it is wide, and is fairly large. When a DVD
is published with both widescreen (letterbox) and pan-and-scan
video formats, this setting will cause it to play in widescreen mode,
typically showing the entire widescreen film image across the centre
of the screen, leaving the very top and bottom of the screen
blank (black).
Widescreen 16:9 Choose ‘Widescreen 16:9’ for use with a true
widescreen TV (with the screen almost twice as wide as it is high).
When a DVD includes the widescreen (letterbox) format, it will
completely fill the screen. If a DVD is published with only the pan-
and-scan (traditional TV) video format, this setting will cause it to be
shown in the centre of the wide TV screen, with black filling in the
empty space left and right of the picture.
System Settings
Other system settings are contained in
this menu
Language Menu The Language menu provides for changing the
language of all KEF instant theatre system menus. This will change
the language of the system, the language of the DVD’s soundtrack
and DVD menus. (DVDs are published with a limited number of
languages on any one disc; the disc will play in your selected
language, if available, if not it will play in the default language for that
disc.)
DVD Parental Level
DVD discs can be published with audience
rating information or with multiple versions of the video appropriate
for different audiences. The ratings menu is designed to allow parents
to limit what sort of DVD programs that can be watched by other
family members without the parents’ private password. However, at
the present time many DVDs are published without rating
information and will play regardless of the parental control setting.
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