kawasaki Audio Players & Recorders - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/ Reset procedure to many popular brand audio devices are given.

The best connection the kawasaki dvd has is a Component connection. This connection separates the Red, Green and Blue colour signals. Your HD TV should have a component input, just look for Red, Green and Blue RCA inputs labelled "Pr", "Pb", and "Y".You don't need the red, green, and blue colored RCA's specifically for this type of connection. The colors are there to help make it easier to connect. You can use any coloured RCA as long as you have the Pr on the DVD connected to the Pr on the TV and likewise for the other two connections. In addition to these connections you will need two more RCA's (Red and White) for the audio signal. You will need to connect the audio output of the DVD, to the audio input corresponding to the same Component Video input you are using for Video. This should be fairly self explanatory when looking at the DVD's and TV's connections at the back.

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it may be connectet in HD. in HD for viedo three pins are connected so check the coulour in dvd and tv and connect it to the same colour

You might want to ponder why you would need audio from a TV in the first place if it originates elsewhere like a Cable Box. The fewer hops and interconnects a given signal takes on the way from the source to your ears, the better (and cheaper, too, as optical or HDMI cable is expensive). You COULD skip the TV entirely. Many don

we don't have any codes, but his web site is the largest supplier of factory replacement remotes there is, they also have universal ones.
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You should find a sticker either at the back of the changer or on the bottom of it. You may also need the serial number that will probably be on that sticker also.

You can possibly find and read the manual on the web site of the maker.
Jim Hart

When you say "radio" I'll assume you mean the FM radio; perhaps the AM does work? There is usually a coax connector for the FM radio antenna, perhaps one was included with the set, perhaps not. Make sure it is installed properly. Tune your radio to a frequency that is local and that you can get easily with other radios in the house and car. If its not picking up that station, check your settings on the unit to see if there is something preventing reception.

Try Ebay with your model number in the search. You may have to search a few times over a few days to see what new items are listed.

I'm not very familiar with this namebrand on electronics, but they are all the same anyways.To check if this function is on, usually the player's lcd screen would have a "P", "PROGRESSIVE" or "P-SCAN" on it. First, make sure you remove all dvd's or cd's from the player, then look for a button on the remote, or the unit itself that say's "P-SCAN", "PROGRESSIVE" or "RESOLUTION", once you find it, push it, sometimes they would indicate the resolution on the player's lcd screen (480i, 480p,720p,1080i, 1080p), if not, on the tv itself. The resolution you are looking for is 480i for the type of cables you are using (composite RCA). Give it a try, and let me know how it goes...

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pretty much same manual

recently (Dec 2007) purchased one on eBay for $20 plus $25 shipping (all the way across the US - - the shipping price was not out of line considering the size and distance).

No idea about original price.

i need the remote codes for a kawasaki 1152 home theater system

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Check the channel & Vido input

do you have your tv set to the correct AV channel   (for a scart connection) look at the Scart port on the TV (it should be numbered usually AV1..AV2..etc..)

 

Then you just need to switch to the appropriate AV channel on your TV

 

hope this helps.....

 

 

also check in your TV manual if the av socket you are connected to is an input or an output.

I think that all depends on how you have it set up, I'm guessing that you have the speakers connected to the DVD player,  however I'm not sure if you have any audio cables running from the TV to the DVD  (required if you want this for sound from your TV), I'd check your configuration, as it sounds like you have not got this set up right.

Are you using the charging cables that came with it? That is a type C. Are you securely attaching the charging cable? A loose connection would keep the battery from charging. If you had a low battery, you would see a red light. That you have no light at all suggests there is no charge left in the battery. I'm not sure the reset will work with no charge which is why you ought to check the cables first. But turn it off and then hold down the Multifunction button for 10 seconds to reset it. Then turn it back on and see what happens. If you can, test the charging cable on aother device. If you have another type C charging cable, try it, just to eliminate a bad cable. If these suggestions don't work, you may try the manufacturer's customer support.

The F2100 remote is not explicitly listed as compatible with the AerialBox T2100, I recommend using the remote that came with your AerialBox T2100 for optimal functionality. If you have any specific compatibility concerns, I suggest reaching out to Dish TV customer support for further assistance.