Kenwood KIV-700 Owner Manual

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KIV-700

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Contents

Before Use 3

Component Names and

Functions 4

General Operation

Exit of the Demonstration Mode

Power and Source Select

Volume

Menu List Operation

5 iPod/iPhone Operation

Basic Operation

Selecting a Song by Browsing iPod

Play Mode iPod Setting

Selecting the Search Mode

Direct Search

Related Search

Alphabet Search

Skip Search

My Playlist

6

USB device/ Internal

Memory Operation

Basic Operation

File Search

Skip Search

Play Mode

Direct Music Search

USB Setting

Copying from USB device

Deleting Files in Memory

Picture File Viewing

Wallpaper Downloading

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Tuner Operation

Basic Operation

Tuner Setting

Station Preset Memory

Auto Memory Entry

Preset Tuning

Direct Access Tuning

Frequency Step Setting

18

Display Settings

Basic Operation

Display Setting

Customization of Display

Customization of Clock Display

Illumination Color Selection

Auxiliary Input Display Setting

20

Clock and Other Functions 24

Clock and Date Adjustment

Initial Settings

Demonstration Mode Setting

Muting Volume upon Reception of

Phone Call

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Audio Adjustments 26

Audio Control

Preset Equalizer Curve Select

Manual Equalizer Control

Listening Position Selection

Listening Position Fine Adjustments

Dual Zone System

29 DSP Setup

Car Type Selection

Speaker Setting

Car Type Fine Adjustments

X’Over Setting

Audio Preset Memory

Audio Preset Recall

Favorite Control

Favorite Preset Memory

Favorite Preset Recall

Favorite Preset Memory Delete

32

Disc Changer Control

(Optional) 34

Basic Operation

Play Mode

Direct Music Search

Direct Disc Search

36 TV control (Optional)

Basic Operation

Preset Memory

Preset Tuning

Direct TV Tuning

Bluetooth Audio Control

(Optional) 37

Connecting a Bluetooth Device

Basic Operation

Operation of Hands-Free

Phoning (Optional)

Connecting a Bluetooth Device

Receiving a Call

During a Call

Call Waiting

Other Functions

Making a Call

Dial a Number

Speed Dialing (Preset Dial)

Calling a Number in the Phone

Book

Calling a Number in the Call log

Make a Voice Dialing Call

Registering to the Preset Dial

Number List

Display of Phone Number Type

(category)

38

Bluetooth Setup (Optional) 42

Bluetooth Setting

Registering Bluetooth Device

Registering PIN Code

Selecting the Bluetooth Device You

Wish to Connect

Deleting a Registered Bluetooth

Device

Downloading the Phone Book

Adding a Voice Dialing Command

Setting a Voice Command for

Category

SMS (Short Message Service)

(Optional) 47

Downloading the SMS

Display the SMS

Basic Operations of Remote

Control 48

General control

In Tuner source

In USB/ Internal Memory source

In iPod source

Hands-free phone control

Preparing the remote control unit

Changing the battery of the remote control unit

Appendix 50

About Audio file

About Video files

About Picture files iPod/iPhone that can be connected to this unit

About USB device

About “KENWOOD Music Editor”

Menu List

Display Indicator items

Time zone list

Accessories/ Installation

Procedure 56

Connecting Wires to

Terminals 57

Installation/Removing the

Unit 58

Troubleshooting Guide 59

Specifications 62

Before Use

2WARNING

To prevent injury or fire, take the following precautions:

• Do not watch or fix your eyes on the unit’s display when you are driving for any extended period.

• To prevent a short circuit, never put or leave any metallic objects (such as coins or metal tools) inside the unit.

Do not use this unit before canceling

Demonstration mode

This unit is initially set on the Demonstration mode.

When using this unit for the first time, cancel the Demonstration mode. Refer to <Exit of the

Demonstration Mode> (page 5).

• The demonstration is an operation image. It may be different from actual operation.

How to reset your unit

If this unit or the connected unit (auto disc changer, etc.) fails to operate properly, reset the unit. While pressing the [Volume] knob and the [MENU] button, press the [SRC] button for at least 3 seconds. The unit returns to factory settings when the reset operation is complete.

SRC MENU Volume

Notes

• If you experience problems during installation, consult your Kenwood dealer.

• When you purchase optional accessories, check with your Kenwood dealer to make sure that they work with your model and in your area.

• Some setting is required to display the following language characters. Set “TAG Language Select” of

<Initial Settings> (page 24).

- English (ISO 8859-1)

- Chinese (GB13000.1)

- Arabic (Windows CP1256)

- Persian (Windows CP1256)

- Thai (Windows CP874)

• The illustrations of the display and the panel appearing in this manual are examples used to explain more clearly how the controls are used.

Therefore, what appears on the display in the illustrations may differ from what appears on the display on the actual equipment, and some of the illustrations on the display may be inapplicable.

Cleaning the Unit

If the faceplate of this unit is stained, wipe it with a dry soft cloth such as a silicon cloth.

If the faceplate is stained badly, wipe the stain off with a cloth moistened with neutral cleaner, then wipe it again with a clean soft dry cloth.

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• Applying spray cleaner directly to the unit may affect its mechanical parts. Wiping the faceplate with a hard cloth or using a volatile liquid such as thinner or alcohol may scratch the surface or erases characters.

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Component Names and Functions

1 2 3 4

Rear view

AUX

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 [MENU] button

To select a song or set functions. See <Menu List

Operation> (page 5).

2 [DISP] button

To change display item (press the button).

3 [Volume] knob

To adjust volume (turn the knob).

To select menu setting item (turn and press the knob). See <Menu List Operation> (page 5) for details.

To make a voice dialing call (press the knob at least 1 second). *

1

See <Make a Voice Dialing Call>

(page 41).

4 [SEARCH MODE] button

To enter Search mode (iPod), move between folders (Audio file), etc. For more details, see operations of each source described in page 6 or later.

5 Auxiliary Input Terminal

Portable audio device can be connected with the mini-plug (3.5 mm ø).

• Use the mini-plug cable which is stereo type and does not have any resistance.

6 [SRC] button

To turn on this unit and select the Source (press the button).

To turn off this unit (press the button at least 1 second).

7 [

4] / [¢] buttons

To select a station and song. (press the button).

8 [

38] button

To start or interrupt playback for audio file and iPod. (press the button).

To select the remove mode, and remove the USB device or an iPod (press the button at least 2 seconds or more).

9 [PLAY MODE] button

To display Play mode in the Menu List (press the button).

To enter Bluetooth mode (press the button at least 1 second). *

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10 Display window

11 [FAV] button

To recall a registered favorite item (press the button).

To register to Favorite (press the button at least

1 second).

12 USB Terminal

A USB device or an iPod can be connected.

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* 1 Only with KCA-BT300/BT200 (optional accessory) connected.

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General Operation

Exit of the Demonstration Mode

Turn off the demonstration mode when you use it for the first time after installation.

1

Press the [Volume] knob to quit the demonstration mode when the message “To

Cancel DEMO Press the volume knob” is displayed

(approx. 15 seconds).

2

Turn the [Volume] knob to select “YES” and then press the [Volume] knob.

Power and Source Select

Turns the power ON by pressing the [SRC] button.

When the power is ON, select a source.

• SRC Select mode 1: Press the [SRC] button and then turn the [Volume] knob. To determine the selected source, press the [Volume] knob.

• SRC Select mode 2: Pressing the [SRC] button each time switches between sources.

Tuner (“TUNER”)

➜ USB or iPod (“USB” or “iPod”)

➜ Internal Memory (“Int.Mem.”) ➜ Auxiliary input (“AUX”)

➜ Standby (“STANDBY”)

Keeping pressing the [SRC] button for at least 1 second turns the power OFF.

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• The SRC Select mode can be set in “Source Select” of <Initial

Settings> (page 24).

• Auxiliary input source is initially set to “OFF”. Set “Built in

AUX” described in <Initial Settings> (page 24) to “ON”.

• When an optional accessory is connected, the source name for each device appears.

• When connection of the iPod is recognized, the source display changes from “USB” to “iPod”.

• Internal Memory source cannot be selected when “AV Out

Set” described in <Initial Settings> (page 24) is set to “ON”.

Volume

Turning the [Volume] knob adjusts the sound volume.

Menu List Operation

The basic operating procedure for using this function is described below. The individual function items are covered in the operating procedures.

1

Select the source

Press the [SRC] button. Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired item is displayed.

Function items vary from source to source. For a list of the function items, refer to <Menu List> (page 52).

✍ SRC Select mode 2: Pressing the [SRC] button repeatedly also switches source.

2

Enter Menu List mode

Press the [MENU] button.

3

Select the setting item

Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired item is displayed.

Repeat the operation until your desired setup item is selected.

✍ Press the [MENU] button to return to the previous item.

Operation example:

2 3

4

1 2

Music

2

3

Playlists

1 1

Artists

Albums

Videos

Play Mode

3

[MENU]

4

[MENU]

1 sec.

In this manual, the above selection is indicated as

Select “Music”

>

“Playlists”

>

“My Best 25”.

4

Make a setting

Turn the [Volume] knob to select a setting value, and then press the [Volume] knob.

5

Exit Menu Setting mode

Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second to return to the first hierarchy.

Press the [MENU] button in the first hierarchy to exit the Menu List mode.

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iPod/iPhone Operation

SRC MENU Volume DISP

SEARCH MODE

4 38 ¢

Basic Operation

PLAY MODE

Playing iPod

• Connect an iPod

When connected, the source is switched automatically and a song starts playing.

• Select iPod source


Select the “iPod” display.


Song Select

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

✍ This unit cannot be operated for a few seconds while reading Artwork after selecting a song.

Fast Forwards or Fast Backwards

Hold down the [

4] or [¢] button.

Pause and Play

Press the [

38] button to pause or resume

playback.

Remove iPod

Press the [

38] button for at least 2 seconds.

The unit enters the USB REMOVE mode (“USB

REMOVE” is displayed), and the iPod can be removed safely.

USB Device select

iPod may not be recognized when USB HUB is used.

Switch to the device to be connected.

1. Enter Menu List mode


2. Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired item is displayed.

Select “Port Up”.

Repeat these steps to switch to the device to

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be connected.

• For more details on USB HUB, see <About USB device>

(page 51).

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iPod

VIDEO OUT iPod

AUDIO OUT

Switching display

Press the [DISP] button to select display mode.

Selects the Artwork small, Artwork large, Video or

Clock.

✍ The Video mode is displayed only when you have applied the parking brake.

Display example of Artwork small mode

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1

4

2

5

1 Song information (see <Customization of

Display> (page 21))

2 Play time and play time bar

3 Browse item

4 Album art

5 Play mode indicator (see <Display Indicator items> (page 54))

Selecting a Song by Browsing iPod

Display

“Music”

“Playlists”

“Artists”

“Albums”

“Songs”

“Podcasts”

“Genres”

Items

Playlists

Artists

Albums

Songs

Podcasts

Genres

“Composers” Composers

“Audiobooks” Audio books

“Videos”*

1

“Video Playlists” Video Playlists

“Movies” Movies

“Music Videos” Music Videos

“TV Shows” TV Shows

“Video Podcasts” Video Podcasts

“Rentals” Rentals

* 1 Name and number of items displayed in “Videos” are the same as the iPod.

1

Select iPod source

2



3


Select “Music” or “Videos”.

4

Select a song

Operation type

Move between items

Select an item

Page up or down

Operation

Turn the [Volume] knob.

Press the [Volume] knob.

Press the [DISP] or [PLAY MODE] button.

Press the [DISP] or [PLAY MODE] button for at least 1 second to continuously scroll.

Press the button again to stop scrolling.

Return to previous item Press the [MENU] button.

Return to Top menu Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second.

✍ For example: Searching by Artist name.

Select “Music” > “Artists” > Artist name > Album name > Song title

Cancelling the Menu List mode

Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second,

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and then press it again briefly.

• The unit memorizes the position where you have found a song in the Search mode. When you enter the Menu List mode after searching a song, the memorized position is displayed. Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second to move to the first hierarchy, select a Menu item, and set it’s parameters.

• Characters which cannot be displayed are left blank. If non of the characters can be displayed, the browse item name and digits are displayed.

Items

Playlists

Artists

Albums

Songs

Display Items

“PLIST***” Podcasts

“ART***” Genres “GEN***”

“ALB***” Composers “COM***”

“PRGM***”

Display

“PDCT***”

“CAT***”, “LIST***”, or “PRGM***” may be displayed depending on the hierarchy of Video files folders.

Play Mode

You can select a Play Mode, such as Random play and Repeat play.

1


2

Enter Play Mode in the Menu List

Press the [PLAY MODE] button.

✍ You can also select from “Play Mode” in Menu

List mode.

3

Select the Play Mode


Display

“Play Mode”

Overview

“iPod By Hand

Mode”

When set to “ON”, allows you to operate iPod with the control on the iPod.

On “

”/ Off “”

“Folder Random” When set to “ON”, plays the music in the folder randomly. (Music only)

On “

”/ Off “”

“All Random” When set to “ON”, plays all songs in iPod randomly. (Music only)

On “

”/ Off “”

“File Repeat” When set to “ON”, plays the music repeatedly.

On “

”/ Off “”

( : Factory setting)

4

Make a setting

Press the [Volume] knob.

5

Exit Menu List mode

Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second, and then press it again briefly.

Remarks

• All Random

• The time required to turn on the all random function may become longer depending on the number of songs in iPod.

• Turning on the all random function changes the iPod browse item to “Songs”. This browse item will not be changed even if the all random function is turned off.

• If the browse item is changed to search for music while the all random function is on, the all random function is turned off and the songs in the browse item are played at random.

• iPod By Hand Mode (iPod Control by Hand Mode)

Allows you to operate iPod with the control on the iPod.

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• In the iPod Control by Hand Mode, controllable functions of iPod using this unit are those described in

<Basic Operation>.

• This mode is not compatible with music information display. The display will show “iPod By Hand Mode”.

• iPod can be operated when it conforms to the iPod control function.

• When you cancel the hand mode while playing a video file, the video file stops and a music file starts.

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iPod Setting

You can select following iPod Setting items.

1


2



3


Select “Settings”.

4



Display

“Settings”

Overview

“Skip Search” Sets the ratio of skip performed with <Skip

Search> (page 10).

“0.5%”/ “1%”/ “5%”/ “10%”

Display the version of the firmware of this unit.

“Device F/W

Version”

“Delete My

Playlist”

“Audiobook

Speed”

Deletes the registered My Playlist.

Refer to <My Playlist> (page 11) for the operation.

“Delete One”/ “Delete All”

➜ “YES”/ “NO”

Sets the audio book playback speed.

“Slower”/ “Normal”/ “Faster”

“Sound Check“ Sets the sound volume of all songs to the same level. The sound volume adjustment is required using iTunes.

“ON”/ “OFF”


5

Make a setting


6



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• The setting of “Skip Search” in <iPod Setting> (page 8) and that in <USB Setting> (page 14) are always the same.

Changing the setting of one reflects the other.

Selecting the Search Mode

You can select the most suited search method for the desired song.

Search mode in Normal playing

Display

“Direct Search”

Overview

You can quickly search the desired song by specifying its Search item (artist, album, etc.) and character.

Refer to <Direct Search> (page 9).

“Related Search” Searches for music of the same artist or genre as the one being played. (Music only)

Refer to the <Related Search> (page 9).

“Recall My Playlist” Registers a song to My Playlist and play it.

“Delete My Playlist”

Refer to <My Playlist> (page 11).

“Register My Playlist”

Search mode in Browsing

Display

“Direct Search”

Overview


Refer to <Direct Search> (page 9).

“Alphabet Search”

“Skip Search”

You can select an alphabetic character from the list in the browse item (artist, album, etc.) selected now.

Refer to <Alphabet Search> (page 10).

The number of songs to be skipped is determined by the ratio of the total number of songs in the list which is selected now.

Refer to <Skip Search> (page 10).

“Register My Playlist” Registers a song to My Playlist.

Refer to <My Playlist> (page 11).

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Select the “iPod” display.


2

Enter Search mode

Press the [SEARCH MODE] button.

✍ The search mode you can select changes depending on normal playback or browsing. For browsing operation, see <Selecting a Song by

Browsing iPod> (page 6).

3

Select the Search mode

Turn the [Volume] knob.

4

Start the search mode


Cancelling Search mode

Press the [SEARCH MODE ] button.

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Direct Search


1


2

Enter Search mode


3

Enter Direct Search mode


Select “Direct Search”.

4

Select the browse item

Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired browse item is selected.

Display

“Music”

Items

“Playlists” Playlists

“Artists” Artists

“Albums”

“Songs”

Albums

Songs

“Podcasts” Podcasts

“Genres” Genres

“Composers” Composers

“Audiobooks” Audio books

Display

“Videos”*

1

Items

“Video

Playlists”

“Movies”

Video Playlists

Movies

“Music Videos” Music Videos

“TV Shows” TV Shows

“Video

Podcasts”

Video Podcasts

“Rentals” Rentals

* 1 Name and number of items displayed in “Videos” are the same as the iPod.

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Select the character to be searched for

Operation type Operation

Move between items Turn the [Volume] knob.

Select an item Press the [Volume] knob.

Move to the next column Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

Up to 3 characters can be entered.

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Determine the selected character


Select “DONE”.

Start search. When the search is completed, the music search mode is selected again at the selected character position.

After this step, you need to browse. See step 4 of

<Selecting a Song by Browsing iPod> (page 6) to select a song.

Cancelling the Direct Search


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• Characters that can be entered are alphabetical characters

(A to Z), numerical characters (0 to 9), and “ * ”.

• “ * ” indicates characters other than alphabetical and numerical characters. You cannot enter any more characters when entering “ * ” in the first character position.

• If the first character string begins with an article “a”, “an”, or

“the” in the Direct Search mode, it is searched for in defiance of the article.

Related Search

Searches for music of the same artist or genre as the one being played. (Music only)

1

Play the music in iPod

2


3

Enter Related Search mode


Select “Related Search”.

4

Select the browse item

Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired browse item is selected.

Display

“Search Artist”

Browses music

Displays the album of the same artist.

“Search Album” Displays music in the album in which the one being played is included.

“Search Genre” Displays the artist of the same genre.

“Search Composer” Displays the album including music created by the same composer.

After this step, you need to browse. See step 4 of

<Selecting a Song by Browsing iPod> (page 6) to select a song.

Cancelling the Related Search

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• Related search cannot be performed while playing the video file.

• When the music being played has no information on browsing items or no music was found, “Not Found” is displayed.

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Alphabet Search

You can select a song by alphabet. This function searches songs whose name contain the specified character(s) in the list of the selected Search item

(artist, album, etc).

1


2

Enter browsing mode



Select “Music” or “Videos”

> category

> brows item.

3

Enter Alphabet Search mode



Select “Alphabet Search”.

4

Search for item

Operation type

Select the character

Move between items

Operation



Select an item Press the [Volume] knob.


Cancelling the Alphabet Search

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• The time of search by alphabet may become long depending on the number of songs or items in iPod.

• If the first character string begins with an article “a”, “an”, or “the” in the Alphabet Search mode, it is searched for in defiance of the article.

Skip Search

You can scroll up or down according to the number of the selected Search items so that you can quickly switch the display position.

1


2

Enter browsing mode



Select “Music” or “Videos”

> category

> brows item.

3

Enter Skip Search mode



Select “Skip Search”.

4

Search for item

Operation type

Move between items

Operation


Select an item

Skip Search

Sets the ratio of skip performed



Keep pressing the button for 3 seconds or longer skips songs at 10% irrespective of the setting.

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.


Cancelling the Skip Search

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• Set the ratio with “Skip Search” in <iPod Setting> (page 8).

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My Playlist

Allows you to register your favorite songs in the

Playlist of this unit. You can register up to 30 songs in the Playlist.

Registering Songs in the Playlist

1

Play the song you want to register

2


3

Register the song


Select “Register My Playlist”.

“## Stored (Registration number)” is displayed.

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• Make a Playlist from the songs stored in one iPod. If you attempt to register a song stored in a different iPod, ”No

Information” appears and then ”ALL Delete?” appears.

Select “YES” to delete the Playlist when you want to remake it.

• The song displayed in the Music Search mode can be registered in the same manner. For how to use the music search function, refer to <Selecting a Song by Browsing iPod> (page 6).

• If you attempt to register the 31st song, ”Memory Full” appears and you cannot register it accordingly. To register the song, delete an unnecessary song.

• Do not register Podcasts. Songs you do not want to register may be registered, or playback may not be carried out correctly.

Playing the Song in the Playlist

1


2

Enter My Playlist mode


Select “Recall My Playlist”.

3

Play the song in the Playlist


Select the song you want to play.

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• Turning ACC OFF or the power OFF cancels the My

Playlist mode.

• The ending of a song may be cut unless the song has a silence of 1 second or longer at the end.

• Random play cannot be performed during playback of a song in the Playlist.

Deleting a Song from the Playlist

1


2

Enter Delete Playlist mode


Select “Delete My Playlist”.

3


Select ”Delete One” or ”Delete All”.

Selecting “Delete All” moves to step 5 and all songs are deleted.

4


Select the song you want to delete.

5


Select ”YES”.

“Completed” is displayed.

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• You can also delete all songs from the Playlist by selecting “Delete My Playlist” described in <iPod Setting>

(page 8).

• If you connect the different iPod from one registered to

My Playlist, “Delete One” and “Delete All” will not appear and all songs be deleted.

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USB device/ Internal Memory Operation

SRC MENU Volume DISP SEARCH MODE

When connecting the

USB device, usage of the CA-U1EX (option) is recommended.

4 38 ¢

PLAY MODE

Basic Operation

Playing USB device

• Connect a USB device

When connected, the source is switched automatically and a song starts playing.

• Select USB/ Internal memory source


Select the “USB” or “Int.Mem.” display.


Moving to the next folder (Except for Music

Editor media)


Song Select

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.


Hold down the [

4] or [¢] button.

Pause and Play

Press the [


playback.

Remove USB device

Press the [

38] button for at least 2 seconds.

The unit enters the USB REMOVE mode (“USB

REMOVE” is displayed), and the USB device can be removed safely.

USB Device select

USB device may not be recognized when USB HUB is used. Switch to the device to be connected.




Select “Port Up”.

Repeat these steps to switch to the device to be connected.

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Multi card reader Drive Search

Selecting the device inserted in the Multi Card

Reader.



2. Select a drive


Select “Drive Select”

>

“Drive#”.



Selects the Artwork small, Artwork large, Video or

Clock.

✍ The Video mode is displayed only when you have applied the parking brake.

Display example of Artwork small mode

1

4

2

3

5


Display> (page 21))

2 Play time and file number

3 File format indicator

4 Album art


About Internal Memory

Audio files, Video files or Picture files can be stored by copying from a USB device.

• Built-in flash memory: 512 MB

File Search

Selecting the file you want to listen to from the device being played now.

USB device/ Internal memory source

Display

“USB List”/

“Internal Memory

List”

Items

Folder or file name list.

Music Editor media

Display

“Music”

“Playlists”

“Artists”

“Albums”

“Songs”

“Genres”

Items

Playlists

Artists

Albums

Songs

Genres

1

Select USB/ Internal memory source

2



3


Select “USB List”, “Internal Memory List” or

“Music”.

4

Select a file

Operation type

Move between items

Operation


Select an item

Page up or down



Press the [DISP] or [PLAY MODE] button for at least 1 second to continuously scroll.

Press the button again to stop scrolling.


Return to Top menu Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second.

✍ For example: Searching for ¡".

Select “USB List” >

1 > 2 > ¡"

1

¡!

2 ¡"

¡#

Cancelling the Menu List mode


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• When you search a song in the File Search mode, the unit memorizes the position of the song being played after the search. To set a different Menu item after searching a song, press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second to move to the first hierarchy.

Remarks

• Displaying picture files

The playback of audio file continues even when a picture file is selected during playback. Pressing the [

4] or [¢] button switches between picture files.

Function of Music Editor media

Skip Search

You can scroll up or down according to the number of the selected Search items so that you can quickly switch the display position.

1

Select USB source

2

Enter File Search mode



Select “Music”

> item.

3

Enter Skip Search mode


4

Search for item

Operation type

Move between items

Select an item

Operation



Skip Search

Sets the ratio of skip performed


Keep pressing the button for 3 seconds or longer skips songs at 10% irrespective of the setting.

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.


After this step, see step 4 of <File Search> (page 13) to select a song.

Cancelling the Skip Search

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• Set the ratio with “Skip Search” in <USB Setting> (page 14).

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Play Mode


1

Select USB/ Internal memory source

2




List mode.

3



Display

“Play Mode”

Overview

“File Scan”

“Folder Random” When set to “ON”, plays the music in the folder randomly.

On “

”/ Off “”

“All Random”* 1

When set to “ON”, plays the intro of the music in the folder successively.

On “

”/ Off “”

When set to “ON”, plays all songs in USB device randomly.

On “

”/ Off “”

“File Repeat” When set to “ON”, plays the music repeatedly.

On “

”/ Off “”

“Folder Repeat”*

1

When set to “ON”, plays the music in the folder repeatedly.

On “

”/ Off “”


* 1 Not selectable when Music Editor media is used.

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Make a setting


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Function of remote control

Direct Music Search

Searching the music by entering the file number.

1

Enter Direct Music Search mode

Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote control.

2

Enter the music number

Press the number buttons on the remote control.

3

Search the music

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

Cancelling Direct Music Search

⁄

Press the [DIRECT] button.

• Direct Music Search cannot be performed during playing of

“Music Editor” media, Random play, or scan play.

USB Setting

You can select following USB Setting items.

1


2



3



4



Display

“Settings”

“Skip Search”* 1

Overview

Sets the ratio of skip performed with <Skip

Search> (page 13).

“0.5%”/ “1%”/ “5%”/ “10%”


“Device F/W

Version”

“Device F/W

Update”

Updates the firmware. The update information will be posted on the following URL as necessary.

www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/


* 1 Selectable when Music Editor media is used.

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• The setting of “Skip Search” in <iPod Setting> (page 8) and that in <USB Setting> (page 14) are always the same.

Changing the setting of one reflects the other.

Function of USB source

Copying from USB device

Copy files and folders from USB device to internal memory.

USB

( ; ) v

File1

<

;

;

Folder4 v v v

; v

( ; v

Int Mem

File1

;

Folder4 v

)

<

:

An empty folder

1



Select the “USB” display.


2



3

Enter Copy mode


Select “Copy from USB”.

4

Select a file or folder to copy

Operation type

Move between items

Select an item

High Speed Search

Operation





Return to Top menu Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second, and then press it again briefly.

5

Determine the selected file or folder

Press the [Volume] knob for at least 3 seconds.

6

Start copy


Select “OK”.

“Completed” is displayed when copying completes.

✍ Cancelling copy

1. Press the [Volume] knob.

2. Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired item is displayed. Select “YES”.

7

Exit Copy mode


Select “EXIT”.

Returns to step 3 if “NEXT” is selected.

⁄

• If a folder is selected, the files in the folder are copied.

Sub folders are not copied.

• If there is a file or folder with the same name, a message is displayed. If you select “OK”, a number is added as

“Name_001”.

• If there is not enough space for the selected files or folders, “MEMORY OVER” is displayed. Reduce the number of files to copy or erase unnecessary files in the USB memory.

• If copying is canceled or if space runs out while copying, the files copied up to that point remain.

• The displayed space is a rough estimate. The actual size may be smaller or greater.

• Audio files with DRM can be copied, but cannot be played.

• Depending on the digital audio player, it may not be able to copy files.

• When files are copied from Music Editor media, the copied audio files are played as normal audio file. Song selection using the Music Editor media function is not possible.

• Files may be lost if the engine is started while copying.

• Copy with the engine running.

• The file in the internal memory cannot be copied to another media.

• If a Hands-Free phone call is received while copying files from the USB device, the copying stops.

• Only the following controls can be used while copying, or erasing:

- Power off

When copying is interrupted

If ACC is turned off while copying, a screen to confirm whether to continue copying appears next time ACC is turned on (Resume function).

1

When “Continue USB Copy?” is displayed.

2

Turn on the engine and then select “YES”.

3


Copying resumes.

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Function of Internal memory source

Deleting Files in Memory

Deleting Files in Memory.

Display

“Settings”

“Internal Memory

Delete”

“Internal Memory

Format”

Items

Delete a folder or file.

Perform format to delete all files stored in internal memory.

Internal Memory Format

1

Select Internal memory source


Select the “Int.Mem.” display.


2



3

Enter Internal memory Format mode


Select “Settings”

>

“Internal Memory Format”.

4


Select “YES”.

5



Deleting file or folder

1

Select Internal memory source

2



3

Enter Delete mode



>

“Internal Memory Delete”.

4

Select a file or folder to delete

Operation type

Move between items

Select an item

Operation



High Speed Search Press the [DISP] or [PLAY MODE] button.


Return to Top menu Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second, and then press it again briefly.

5

Determine the selected file or folder


6

Start deleting


Select “OK”.

”Completed” is displayed when deleting completes.

✍ Canceling delete

1. Press the [Volume] knob.



7

Exit Delete mode


Select “EXIT”.

Returns to step 4 if “NEXT” is selected.

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Function of USB or Internal memory source

Picture File Viewing

You can select and view a picture file in the device.

1

Select USB or Internal memory source

2

Select a picture file

See <File Search> (page 13) and select a picture file to be displayed.

1. Press the [MENU] button.


Select “USB List” or “Internal Memory List”

> folder

> picture file.

To select a file

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

Slide show

1



✍ If the first hierarchy is displayed at this step, skip step 2 and proceed to step 3.

2

Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second to move to the first hierarchy.

3

Select the slide show


Select “Slide”

>

“START” or “STOP”.

4



Cancelling the picture file

⁄

Press the [DISP] button.

• The playback of audio file continues even when a picture file is selected during playback Cancel your picture file viewing to operate audio files.

• If picture files are started to play while playing a video file, the video play stops.

• The Slide show is displayed only when you have applied the parking brake.

Function of USB or Internal memory source

Wallpaper Downloading

You can use downloaded picture for the display of this unit.

1

Connect the USB device

Connect the USB device containing the files to be downloaded into this unit.

✍ A picture file can be downloaded from Internal memory.

2

Select files to be downloaded

See <File Search> (page 13) and select the picture file to be downloaded.



Select “USB List” or “Internal Memory List”

> folder

> picture file.

3



✍ If the first hierarchy is displayed at this step, skip step 4 and proceed to step 5.

4

Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second to move to the first hierarchy.

5

Start downloading


Select “Save as Wallpaper”.

When the downloading finishes, “Completed” is displayed.

6



Setting the downloaded picture as wallpaper

Press [DISP] button to select Artwork small mode.

Set “Graphic Select” in <Customization of

⁄

Display> (page 21).

• A wallpaper (picture file) cannot be downloaded during the slide show. Cancel the slide show, and then download a wallpaper.

• When a new wallpaper is downloaded, it will overwrite the currently downloaded wallpaper. There is no way to delete the downloaded pictures.

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Tuner Operation


4 ¢

PLAY MODE

Basic Operation

Selecting Tuner source


Select the “TUNER” display.


Selecting the Receiving Band


Pressing the button switches the receiving band

(FM1, FM2, FM3, AM).

Selecting the Receiving station

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

✍ Details of the station selecting in operation are set in the “Seek Mode” of <Tuner Setting> (page

18).



Selects the Information or Clock.

Display example of information display mode

1

Tuner Setting

You can select following Tuner Setting items.

1

Select Tuner source

2



3



4

Select the setting item to adjust


Display

“Settings”

Overview

“Seek Mode” Selects the tuning mode of the radio.

“Auto1”: Automatic search for a station.

“Auto2”: Search in order of the stations in the

Preset memory.

“Manual”: Normal manual tuning control.

“Auto Memory” Memorizes 6 stations with good reception automatically.

“YES”/ “NO”

“Forced MONO” Reduces the noise when stereo broadcasts are received as monaural.

“ON”/ “OFF”


5

Make a setting


6



Remarks

• Forced MONO

Strong electrical fields (such as from power lines) may cause unstable sound quality when it is set to ON. In such a situation, turn it OFF.

2

1 Band, Preset number or frequency

2 Indicates that stereo broadcast is being received.

Station Preset Memory

Putting a station in the memory.

1

Select the radio band and tune in a desired radio station you wish to store in the preset memory

2



3

Enter Preset Memory mode


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Select “List & Memory”.

4

Select the number to put in the memory

Turn the [Volume] knob and press it for at least

2 seconds when the desired item is displayed.

Select the preset number.

Display

“List & Memory”

“-1”

“-2”

Overview

Preset number 1.

Preset number 2.

“-6” Preset number 6.

Auto Memory Entry

Putting stations with good reception in the memory automatically.

1

Select the radio band you wish to store in the preset memory

2



3

Enter Auto Memory Entry mode



>

“Auto Memory”.

4

Open Auto Memory Entry



When 6 stations that can be received are put in the memory, auto memory entry closes.

Preset Tuning

Recalling the stations in the memory.

1

Select the radio band

2



3

Select a desired station in the memory


Select “List & Memory”

>

Preset number.


Direct Access Tuning

Tuning in a desired radio station by entering the frequency.

1

Select the radio band

2

Enter Direct Access Tuning mode


“– – – –” is displayed.

3

Enter the frequency


Example:

Desired frequency Press button

92.1 MHz (FM)

810 kHz (AM)

[9], [2], [1]

[8], [1], [0]

4

Tune in to the entered frequency

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

Cancelling Direct Access Tuning

Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote

⁄

control.

• You can enter the FM band frequency in steps of a minimum of 0.1 MHz.

Frequency Step Setting

Changing the tuning frequency step.

The original setting is FM band 50 kHz, and AM band 9 kHz.

1

Turn the power OFF

Press the [SRC] button for at least 1 second.

2

Switch the frequency step

While pressing the [Volume] knob and the

[DISP] button, press the [SRC] button.

Release your fingers from the button after the display appears.

The frequency step changes to FM band 200 kHz, and AM band 10 kHz.

⁄

• When the same operation is repeated, the frequency step returns to the original setting.

• When the frequency step is changed, the frequencies in the memory are deleted.

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Basic Operation


Press the [DISP] button.

Mode

Artwork small

Artwork large

Video * 1

Information

Display Type

Displays song information. (Only for iPod/ USB/

Internal Memory source)

Displays artwork and song information, etc., separately. (Only for iPod/ USB/ Internal Memory source)

Displays video of a video file. (Video file only)

Displays station information, etc. (Except for iPod/

USB/ Internal Memory source)

Displays the clock.

Clock

* 1 The Video mode is displayed only when you have applied the parking brake.

Text scroll

Press the [DISP] button for at least 1 second.

The displayed text scrolls.

Display Setting

You can select following Display Setting items.

1




2



3

Enter Display Setting mode



>

“Display & Illumination”.

4



Display

“Settings”

Overview

“Display &

Illumination”

Making Display and Illumination settings.

“Display Select” Selecting and customizing the Display type.

“Display Off

Mode”

If this unit is not operated at least 5 seconds with “OFF” selected, the display turns off. During a setup mode, the display will not turn off even if 5 seconds lapse.

“ON”/ “OFF”

“Display

Dimmer”

Reduces the display Illumination brightness.

“Auto”: Dims the illumination in conjunction with the Light switch of the vehicle.

“OFF”: Does not dim the illumination.

“Text Scroll” Specifies whether the text is scrolled automatically.

“Auto”/ “Manual”

“Key Color

Select”

Selecting the Illumination Color of the panel.

Refer to <Illumination Color Selection>

(page 22).

“Key ILLUMI

Dimmer”

Reduces the key Illumination brightness.

“Auto”: Dims the illumination in conjunction with the Light switch of the vehicle.

“Manual1”: Dims the illumination constantly.

“Manual2”: Dims the illumination darker than

Manual 1.

“OFF”: Does not dim the illumination.

“ILLUMI Effect” Sets whether the key illumination brightness is changed in conjunction with the key operation.

“ON”/ “OFF”

“ILLUMI Music

SYNC”

Sets whether the key illumination brightness is changed in conjunction with the sound volume.

“ON”/ “OFF”

“Aspect Set”*

1

Sets the aspect ratio of video files.

“Full”: Displays in Wide screen by 16:9 aspect ratio.

“Normal”: Displays in Standard screen by 4:3 aspect ratio.

“Monitor Setup”

“Brightness” Adjusting the display Brightness.

“-3” – “0” – “+3”

“Contrast” Adjusting the display contrast.

“-3” – “0” – “+3”


* 1 Only for iPod/ USB/ Internal Memory source.

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Make a setting


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Customization of Display

You can customize the display of the Artwork small,

Artwork large, or Information mode.

1




2



3

Enter Display Setting mode and Select the

Information Display



>

“Display & Illumination”

>

“Display Select”

>

“Type Select”

>

Artwork small, Artwork large, or Information.

4



Display

“Display Select”

Setting

“Type Select” Selects from Artwork small, Artwork large, or

Information mode.

“Side Select”* 1 Sets the icon display.

Appear/ Disappear

“Text Select” Sets the text display.

“Graphic

Select”*

1

Changes the wallpaper.

Original/ User Wallpaper*

2

* 1 Only for Artwork small or Information mode.

*

2

See <Wallpaper Downloading> (page 17).

5

Make a setting


When selecting “Text Select”:

1. Turn the [Volume] knob to select the text display part, and then press the [Volume] knob.

2. Turn the [Volume] knob to select the text, and then press the [Volume] knob.

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Text Display Selection

In Tuner source

Frequency (“Frequency”)

Date (“Date”)

Spectrum analyzer (“Speana”)

Blank (“Blank”)

In USB/ iPod/ Internal Memory source

Song title (“Song Title”)

Artist name (“Artist Name”)

Album name (“Album Name”)

Folder name (“Folder Name”)

File name (“File Name”)

My rate (“My rate”) : iPod only

Date (“Date”)


Blank (“Blank”)

In Auxiliary input source

Source name (“Source Name”)

Date (“Date”)


Blank (“Blank”)

In Standby


Date (“Date”)

Blank (“Blank”)

In Bluetooth audio source (Optional)

Bluetooth audio (“Source Name”)

Song title* 1 (“Song Title”)

Artist name*

1

(“Artist Name”)

Album name* 1 (“Album Name”)

Date (“Date”)


Blank (“Blank”)

* 1 Only with KCA-BT300 (optional accessory) connected

In Disc changer source (Optional)


Disc title (“Disc Title”)

Track title (“Track Title”)

Date (“Date”)


Blank (“Blank”)

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• If the selected display item does not have any information, alternative information is displayed.

• Some items cannot be selected depending on the display type and row.

• When selecting “Folder Name” while playing with iPod, names will be displayed depending on currently selected browsing items.

• If the iPod Control by Hand Mode is set to on while playing the iPod, “iPod By Hand Mode” is displayed.

• If all characters cannot be displayed while playing with iPod, the file number in the list is displayed.

Information

Music title

Folder name

File name

Display

“TITLE***”

“FLD***”

“FILE***”

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Customization of Clock Display

You can customize the display of the Clock Display mode.

1




2



3

Enter Display Setting mode and Select the

Clock Display



>


>

“Display Select”

>

“Type Select”

>

Clock

Display.

4



Display


Setting

“Type Select” Selects the Clock Display mode.

“Text Select” Sets the text display.

“Graphic

Select”

Switches between single and dual clock and between analog and digital display.

5

Make a setting


6



Illumination Color Selection

Selecting the Illumination Color of the panel.

1



2

Enter Illumination color selection mode



>


>

“Key Color Select”.

3

Select the Illumination Color

Turn the [Volume] knob and then press the

[Volume] knob when the desired item is displayed.

Select the color from “Variable Scan”/ “Color1” —

“Color 10”/ “User”.

Creating “User” color

You can create your original color during the selection from “Color1” — “Color10”.

The color you created can be called when you select “User”.

1. Press the [Volume] knob for at least 1 second.

Enter the detail color adjustment mode.


Select the color to adjust. (red, green, or blue).

3. Turn the [Volume] knob to adjust color

(Range: 0 – 9), and then press the [Volume] knob.

4. Press the [Volume] knob for at least 1 second.

Exit the detail color adjustment mode.

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Auxiliary Input Display Setting

Selecting the display when changing to Auxiliary input source.

1

Select the AUX source


Select the “AUX” display.


2



3

Enter Auxiliary input display setting mode



>

“Name Set”.

4

Select the Auxiliary input display


Select “AUX”, “DVD”, “PORTABLE”, “GAME”, “VIDEO”, or

“TV”.

5



⁄

• The Auxiliary input display can be set only when the built-in auxiliary input or the auxiliary input of optional

KCA-S220A is used. On the KCA-S220A, “AUX EXT” is displayed by default.

• AUX source is initially set to “OFF”. Before display setting, set “Built in AUX” described in <Initial Settings> (page 24) to “ON”.

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Clock and Other Functions

SRC MENU Volume

Clock and Date Adjustment

You can adjust the clock and date.

Display

“Settings”

Overview

“Clock & Date”

“Clock Adjust”

“Summer Time”

Sets the clock and Time zone.

Advances the clock one hour when set to ON.

“ON”/ “OFF”

“Sub Clock Adjust” Adjusts the time difference caused by summer time.

“-1h”/ “0h”/ “+1h”

“Date Adjust” Sets the date.

“Date Mode” Sets the date display mode.


1



2

Enter Clock adjustment mode



>

“Clock & Date”

>

“Clock

Adjust”.

3

Adjusting Clock and Time zone


Select hours, minutes or time zone (home or sub).

2. Turn the [Volume] knob to select a setting value, and then press the [Volume] knob.


4

Select Summer Time


Select “Summer Time”

>

“ON” or “OFF”.

5

Enter Date adjustment mode


Select “Date Adjust”.

6

Adjusting Date


Select month, day or year.

2. Turn the [Volume] knob to select a setting value, and then press the [Volume] knob.


7

Enter Date format mode


Select “Date Mode”.

8

Select Date format


Select from 7 types.

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Remarks

• Time zone

Set a time zone for your area as “Home”. When you set a time zone for different area to the “Sub”, clocks for two time zones can be displayed on the clock display. See

<Customization of Clock Display> (page 22).

For time zone list, see <Time zone list> (page 55).

Initial Settings

You can select following Initial Setting items.

1

Select the Standby


Select the “STANDBY” display.


2



3

Enter Initial Setting mode


Select “Initial Settings”.

4



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“Initial Settings”

“Source Select” Sets the source selection method.

“1”/ “2”

“Beep”

“TAG Language

Select”

Setting the operation check sound (beep sound)

ON/OFF.

“ON”/ “OFF”

You can select the display language for the following items.

Folder name/ File name/ Song title/ Artist name/ Album name/ KCA-BT300/BT200

(optional accessory)

“English”/ “Chinese”/ “Arabic”/ ”Persian”/

“Thai”

“Built in AUX” When this is set to ON, AUX source can be selected.

“ON”: Allows AUX source to be selected. Use this setting when the built-in AUX terminal is connected to the external equipment all the time.

“OFF”: Disable AUX source selection. Use this setting when the built-in AUX terminal is not used.

“Favorite Delete” Deletes Favorite Preset Memory.

Refer to <Favorite Preset Memory Delete>

(page 33).

“Built in AMP” Selecting “OFF” turns off the built-in amplifier.

Turning off the built-in amplifier improves the quality of the sound from Preout.

“ON”/ “OFF”

“AV Out Set”

“System F/W

Update”

Changes the iPod setting from AV Output to output-only terminal.

“ON”/ “OFF”

Updates the firmware. The update information will be posted on the following URL as necessary.



5

Make a setting


6



Demonstration Mode Setting

Turning the demonstration mode ON/OFF.

1



2

Enter Demonstration mode setting


Select “DEMO Mode”.

3

Set the Demonstration mode


Select “ON” or “OFF”.

4



Muting Volume upon Reception of

Phone Call

The audio system automatically mutes when a call comes in.

When a call comes in

“CALL” is displayed.

The audio system pauses.

Listening to the audio during a call

Press the [SRC] button.

The “CALL” display disappears and the audio system comes back ON.

When the call ends

Hang up the phone.

The “CALL” display disappears and the audio system

⁄ comes back ON.

• To use the TEL Mute feature, you need to hook up the MUTE wire to your telephone using a commercial telephone accessory. Refer to <Connecting Wires to Terminals> (page

57).

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Audio Adjustments

SRC MENU Volume

Audio Control

You can adjust following Audio Setting items.

Display

“Subwoofer Level”

“DSP Set”

“Equalizer”

“BassBoost”

Overview

You can set subwoofer level.

“–15” — “0” — “+15”

“Bypass”: Disables the DSP function.

“Through”: Enables the DSP function.

Sets the sound quality.

- Preset Equalizer Curve Select (page 27).

- Manual Equalizer Control (page 27).

Sets the Bass Boost level in two steps.

“OFF”/ “STEP1”/ “2”

“HIGHWAY-SOUND” Compensates the low volume or bass sound being lost by road noises to make vocal sound clearer.

“OFF”/ “STEP1”/ “2”/ “3”

“Supreme+” Turns ON/OFF the Supreme plus function.

Can be set while USB, iPod and Internal

Memory source.

“ON”/ “OFF”

“Position” Compensates the sound environment in accordance with the listening position.

- Listening Position Selection (page 27).

- Listening Position Fine Adjustments (page

28).

“Balance”

“Fader” Adjusts front/rear speaker balance.

(Rear) “R15” — “0” — “F15” (Front)

“2Zone Rear Volume” Refer to <Dual Zone System> (page 28).

“Subwoofer”

Adjusts left/right speaker balance.

(Left) “L15” — “0” — “R15” (Right)

Turns on/off the subwoofer output.

“ON”/ “OFF”

“Detailed Setup”

“Car Type”

“Speaker Setting”

“Car Type Adjust”

“X'Over”

“Volume Offset”

To get clear sound, set the sound environment according to the location and size of physically installed speakers with reference to the followings:

- Car Type Selection (page 29).

- Speaker Setting (page 29).

- Car Type Fine Adjustments (page 30).

- X’Over Setting (page 30).

Sets each source’s volume as a difference from the basic volume.

“–8” — “0” (AUX: “-8”— “+8”)

“2Zone Select”

“2Zone Front/Rear”

“Preset”

Sets the Dual Zone System.

- Dual Zone System (page 28).

Sets the audio preset.

- Audio Preset Recall (page 31).

- Audio Preset Memory (page 31).


1



Select a source other than “STANDBY”.


2

Enter Audio Control mode


3



4

Make a setting


5

Exit Audio Control mode

Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second.

Remarks

• DSP Set

When “DSP Set” is set to “Bypass”, the DSP function is disabled , and the colored items cannot be set.

• HIGHWAY-SOUND

Increases the volume of faintest sound being lost by road noises to make the sound more audible. Additionally, it accentuates bass sound being lost by road noises to make the bass sound more dynamic.

• HIGHWAY-SOUND is not available in tuner source and TV source.

• Supreme+ (Supreme Plus)

Technology to extrapolate and supplement with proprietary algorithm, the high-frequency range that is cut off when encoding. The bass and vocal sound that are cut off by encoding are supplemented for the reproduction of natural sound quality. Supplementing is optimized by compression format and processed according to bit rate.

The effect is negligible with music that is encoded at high bit rate, variable bit rate or has minimal high frequency range.

• Dual Zone System

Main source and sub source output Front channel and

Rear channel separately.

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Preset Equalizer Curve Select

You can select following Equalizer curve.

Display

“Natural”

“User”

“Rock”

“Pops”

“Easy”

“Top40”

“Jazz”

“Game”

“iPod”

Equalizer curve

Natural

User*

Rock

Pops

Easy

Top 40

Jazz

Game iPod (During iPod source only)

* The Equalizer curve set in the section <Manual Equalizer

Control> is recalled.

1



2

Enter Preset Equalizer mode


Select “Equalizer”

>

“Preset Equalizer”.

3

Select the Equalizer curve


✍ Select the iPod Equalizer curve

You can select from 22 Equalizer curve types for iPod when “iPod” is selected.

1. Enter iPod Equalizer mode


2. Select the iPod Equalizer curve

Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired item is displayed.

4



⁄

• You can select for each source.

Manual Equalizer Control

You can adjust following Equalizer Control items.

Band Item

“BAND1” (62.5 Hz) “GAIN” Band level

“EFCT” Bass Effect

“BAND2” (250 Hz) “GAIN” Band level

“BAND3” (1 kHz) “GAIN” Band level



Range

-9 –+9 dB

“ON”/ “OFF”

-9 –+9 dB

-9 –+9 dB

-9 –+9 dB

-9 –+9 dB

1



2

Enter Manual Equalizer Control mode


Select “Equalizer”

>

“Manual Equalizer”.

3



4

Make a setting


5



⁄

• When “iPod” is selected in the section <Preset Equalizer

Curve Select> (page 27), Manual Equalizer Control is disabled.

• You can select for each source.

Listening Position Selection

The sound environment can be compensated in accordance with the selected position. According to the listening position, select the position from the following settings.

Compensation seat

Not compensating.

Front-Left seat

Front-Right seat

Front seat

Display

“ALL”

“FL”

“FR”

“F ALL”

1



2

Enter Preset position setting mode


Select “Position”

>

“Preset Position”.

3

Select the seat you want to compensate


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Audio Adjustments

Listening Position Fine Adjustments

Making fine adjustment of the value specified at

Preset position selection per speaker.

1



2

Enter Manual position setting mode


Select “Position”

>

“DTA”.

3



Item

“Front” / “L”

“Front” / “R”

“Rear” / “L”

“Rear” / “R”

“SW” / “L”

“SW” / “R”

“INITIAL”

Setting overview

Front Left speaker

Front Right speaker

Rear Left speaker

Rear Right speaker

Subwoofer Left

Subwoofer Right

Initialize the setting values.

4

Make a setting


Adjust between 0 and 170 cm.

Press the [Volume] knob for at least 1 second if you want to execute the “INITIAL”.

5



Dual Zone System

The separate sources can be selected for Front channel and Rear channel.

Display

“2Zone Rear Volume”* 1

Overview

Adjust the volume of Rear channel.

“0” — “35”


“2Zone Select”

“2Zone Front/Rear”*

1

The Dual Zone System is enabled by selecting a sub source.

“OFF”/ “USB” (“iPod”)/ “INT MEM”/ “AUX”

Specifies the destination of sub source sound when the Dual Zone function is turned on.

“Rear”/ “Front”


* 1 The Dual Zone System is enabled.

1



Select a source other than “STANDBY”.


2



3


Select “Detailed Setup”.

4



5

Make a setting


6



⁄

• Select Main source by [SRC] button.

• Adjust the volume of Front channel by [Volume] knob.

• The Audio Control has no effect on sub source.

• “USB”, ”iPod” and “Int.Mem.” (Internal memory) cannot be set at the same time for the main and sub sources.

• There are following limitations when Dual Zone System is enabled.

- There is no output from the subwoofer.

- “Fader”, “Subwoofer Level” of <Audio Control> (page 26) and DSP function are not available.

• The Bluetooth audio source can be set exclusively to the front speaker. Set “2Zone Front/Rear” to “Rear”.

• The source set as a sub source cannot be operated during the dual zone mode. Cancel the mode and then operate the source.

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DSP Setup

SRC MENU Volume

Car Type Selection

You can compensate the delay of the sound arrival time by selecting your environment from the following car types.

Display

“Off”

“Compact”

“FullSize Car”

“Wagon”

“Minivan”

“SUV”

“Minivan (Long)”

Overview

Not compensating.

Compact car

Full size car

Station wagon

Minivan

Sport-utility vehicle

Long Minivan

1



2

Enter Car Type select mode


Select “Detailed Setup”

>

“Car Type”.

3

Select the car type


4



⁄

• You can compensate the distances in more details by using <Car Type Fine Adjustments> (page 30) function.

Speaker Setting

The speaker X’Over is automatically set when the position and size of each speaker are selected from the following items.

Speaker Item Range

“FRONT” “Location” Speaker Location Front

“Door”, “On Dash”, “Under Dash”

“Size” Speaker Size Front

“O.E.M.”, “10cm”, “13cm”, “16cm”,

“17cm”, “18cm”, “4x6”, “5x7”, “6x8”,

“6x9”, “7x10”

“REAR”

“Tweeter” Speaker Size Tweeter

“None”, “Use”

“Location” Speaker Location Rear

• “Door”, “Rear Deck”

• “2nd Row”, “3rd Row” (Car Type:

“Minivan”, “Minivan (Long)”)

“Size” Speaker Size Rear

“None”, “O.E.M.”, “10cm”, “13cm”,

“16cm”, “17cm”, “18cm”, “4x6”, “5x7”,

“6x8”, “6x9”, “7x10”

“SUB W” “Size” Speaker Size Subwoofer

“None”, “16cm”, “20cm”, “25cm”,

“30cm”, “38cm Over”

1



2

Enter Speaker setting mode



>

“Speaker Setting”.

3



4

Make a setting


5



Next page

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DSP Setup

Car Type Fine Adjustments

Adjusting fine tuning of the speaker position compensation value specified at <Car Type

Selection> (page 29).

Display

“Front”

“Rear”

“SW”

Item

Front speaker

Rear speaker

Subwoofer

Range

0 – 440 cm

0 – 440 cm

0 – 440 cm

1



2

Enter Car Type Adjustment mode



>

“Car Type Adjust”.

3



4

Make a setting


The settings of the delay time are automatically identified and compensated by specifying the distances of each speaker from the center of the vehicle interior.

1 Set the front and rear positions and the height of the reference point to the position of the ears of the person sitting in the front seat, and set the right and left positions to the center of the vehicle interior.

2 Measure the distances from the reference point to the speakers.

3 Calculate the distance difference in accordance with the farthest speaker.

Reference point

FRONT

REAR

+100cm

FRONT

50cm

150cm

80cm

REAR

+70cm

+0cm

SUB-W

5



X’Over Setting

Fine adjusting the following setting values corresponding to the X’Over values set in the section <Speaker Setting> (page 29).

Display

“X’Over”

“Front”

Item Range

“Rear”

“FC” Front High Pass Filter

Through, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90,

100, 120, 150, 180, 220, 250 (Hz)

“SLOPE” Front High Pass Slope

-6, -12, -18, -24 dB/Oct

“FC” Rear High Pass Filter

Through, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90,

100, 120, 150, 180, 220, 250 (Hz)

“SLOPE” Rear High Pass Slope

-6, -12, -18, -24 dB/Oct

“Subwoofer” “FC” Subwoofer Low Pass Filter

30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 120,

150, 180, 220, 250, Through (Hz)

“SLOPE” Subwoofer Slope

-6, -12, -18, -24 dB/Oct

“PHASE” Subwoofer Phase

Reverse (180°)/ Normal (0°)

1



2

Enter X’Over setting mode



>

“X’Over”.

3

Select the speaker you want to set


Select “Front”, “Rear”, or “Subwoofer”.

4



5

Make a setting


6

Repeat steps 3 to 5 to complete the X’Over settings

7



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Audio Preset Memory

Registering the value setup by Sound Control.

1

Setup Sound Control

Refer to the following operations to setup the

Sound Control.

- Car Type Selection (page 29)

- Speaker Setting (page 29)

- Car Type Fine Adjustments (page 30)

- X’Over Setting (page 30)

- Manual Equalizer Control (page 27)

- Listening Position Selection (page 27)

- Listening Position Fine Adjustments (page 28)

2

Enter Audio preset memory mode



>

“Preset”

>

“Preset

Memory”.

3



Select a preset number.

4




5



⁄

• Register 6 patterns of Audio Preset Memory.

• Preset number “1”:

When you press the Reset, all the sources will be the setting value which is registered.

• Preset number “1” and “2”:

The memory cannot be erased by the Reset button.

• This function cannot be registered when the iPod

Equalizer set in <Preset Equalizer Curve Select> (page 27).

Audio Preset Recall

Recalling the sound setup registered by <Audio

Preset Memory> (page 31).

1




2

Enter Audio preset recall mode



>

“Preset”

>

“Preset

Recall”.

3

Select the number to recall in the memory



4




5



⁄

• The “User” of <Preset Equalizer Curve Select> (page 27) is changed to the value which was recalled.

• The Equalizer curve is changed to the value which was recalled by the selected source.

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Favorite Control

SRC MENU Volume FAV

Favorite Preset Memory

Registering the operation procedure to select your favorite broadcast station or iPod Playlists/ Artists, etc.

1

Display a favorite item

Source

TUNER iPod

Menu list Setting

Audio control

Hands-free phone

Registerable items

Frequency or channel

Browse item such as Playlists/ Artists/

Albums, etc.

Menu list Setting item

Audio control item

Telephone number retrieval.

“

FAV

” is displayed when the operation procedure can be registered.

iPod setting

The desired list in the first hierarchy can be registered.

iPod

1st hierarchy

PLAYLISTS

2nd hierarchy 3rd hierarchy

ARTISTS ALL ARTISTS

ALBUMS

COMPOSERS

AUDIOBOOKS

ARTISTS 1

ARTISTS 2

ARTISTS 3

ALL ALBUMS

ALBUM 1

ALBUM 2

ALBUM 3

2

Enter Favorite Preset Memory mode

Press the [FAV] button for at least 1 second.

3



4

Put the Favorite Preset in the memory


Cancelling the Favorite Preset Memory mode

Press the [FAV] button.

⁄

• Registering the operation procedure to an existing preset number overwrites the existing procedure.

• Register 6 of Favorite Preset Memory.

The memory cannot be erased by the Reset button.

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• If the contents in iPod are changed after the FAVORITE registration, the list registered in this unit becomes different from that in iPod. In this case, perform the

FAVORITE registration again.

Favorite Preset Recall

Retrieving an item registered to Favorite.

1

Enter Favorite Preset Recall mode


2

Select the number to recall in the Favorite memory



Cancelling the Favorite Preset Recall mode


⁄

• When iPod is selected for the source, the list selection screen for Playlists/ Artists/ Albums, etc. is displayed.

Songs will not be automatically played.

• When connecting an iPod via USB hub, Favorite preset can be recalled only during the playback of the iPod.

Favorite Preset Memory Delete

Deleting an item registered to Favorite.

1

Select the Standby


Select the “STANDBY” display.


2



3

Enter Favorite Preset Memory Delete mode


Select “Initial Settings”

>

“Favorite Delete”.

4

Select the number you want to delete



Select “ALL” if you want to delete all.

5




Exit Favorite Preset Memory Delete mode.


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Disc Changer Control (Optional)


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PLAY MODE

Basic Operation

Select CD changer source


Select the “CD CH” display.


Moving to the next disc


Song Select

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.


Hold down the [

4] or [¢] button.

Pause and Play

Press the [


playback.





Play Mode


1

Select CD changer source

2




List mode.

3



Display

“Play Mode”

Overview

“Track Scan” When set to “ON”, plays the intro of the music on the disc successively.

On “

”/ Off “”

“Disc Random” When set to “ON”, plays the music on the disc randomly.

On “

”/ Off “”

“Magazine

Random”

When set to “ON”, plays the music in the disc changer randomly.

On “

”/ Off “”

“Track Repeat” When set to “ON”, plays the music repeatedly.

On “

”/ Off “”

“Disc Repeat” When set to “ON”, plays the music on the disc repeatedly.

On “

”/ Off “”


4

Make a setting


5



1

2

3


Display> (page 21))

2 Play time and track number


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Direct Music Search

Searching the music by entering the track number.

1

Enter Direct Music Search mode


2

Enter the music number


3

Search the music

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

Cancelling Direct Music Search

⁄


• Direct Music Search cannot be performed during playing of

Random play or scan play.

Function of disc changer with remote control

Direct Disc Search

Searching the disc by entering the disc number.

1

Enter Direct Disc Search mode


2

Enter the disc number


3

Search the disc

Press the [FM+] or [AM–] button.

Cancelling Direct Disc Search

⁄


• Direct Disc Search cannot be performed during Random play or scan play.

• Input “0” to select disc 10.

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TV control (Optional)

SRC MENU Volume SEARCH MODE

4



Select “List & Memory”.

5


Turn the [Volume] knob and press it for at least

2 seconds when the desired item is displayed.


4 ¢

Basic Operation

Selecting TV source


Select the “TV” display.


Select the TV band and Video input


Each time you press the button, TV bands and

Video input alternate.

Select the TV channel

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.





1

2

1 Station information

2 Indicates that stereo broadcast is being received.

Preset Memory

Putting the TV channels in the memory.

1

Select the TV source

2

Select the TV channel to put in the memory

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

3



Preset Tuning

Recalling the TV channels in the memory.

1

Select the TV band

2



3

Select a desired station in the memory


Select “List & Memory”

>

Preset number.


Direct TV Tuning

Entering the TV channel and tuning.

1

Select the TV band

2

Enter Direct TV Tuning mode


“– –” is displayed.

3

Enter the TV channel


Example:

Desired channel

8 ch

Press button

[0], [8]

4

Search the station

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.

Cancelling Direct TV Tuning


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Bluetooth Audio Control (Optional)

SRC MENU Volume

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PLAY MODE

Connecting a Bluetooth Device

Before using the Bluetooth device, you need to connect Bluetooth device to this unit.

Pairing (Registering from Bluetooth devices)

To make your Bluetooth Audio player usable with this unit, you need to register it (pairing).

1

Turn on this unit


2

Start registering this unit by operating the

Bluetooth device

By operating the Bluetooth device, register the audio player (pairing). Select “KCA-BT300”/ “KCA-

BT200” from the list of connected units.

3

Enter a PIN code

Input the PIN code (“0000”) in the Bluetooth device.

Check that registration is complete on the

Bluetooth device.

✍ PIN code is set to “0000” as the default. You can change this code. Refer to <Registering PIN

Code> (page 43).

4

By operating the Bluetooth device, start

Bluetooth connection.

⁄

• If pairing does not succeed, try followings.

– PIN code is set to “0000”. See <Registering PIN Code>

(page 43).

– Turn off the power of this unit and turn it back on. And then try the pairing operation again.

– If other audio players have been registered, delete them. And then try the pairing operation again. See

<Deleting a Registered Bluetooth Device> (page 44).

• When registering from this unit, refer to <Registering

Bluetooth Device> (page 43).

• For details on the Bluetooth Audio player which can be connected, see <About the Bluetooth Audio player> in the instruction manual of the Bluetooth Unit.

Basic Operation

Selecting Bluetooth Audio source


Select the “BT AUD EXT” display.


Pause and play

Press the [

38] button.

Music Search

Press the [

4] or [¢] button.





1

1 Song information*

1

(Only with KCA-BT300 (optional accessory)

⁄ connected)

• *

1

If the Bluetooth Audio player supports AVRCP1.3 profile, these items can be displayed.

• All or some of the operations above cannot be performed if the Bluetooth audio player is not ready for remote control.

• Switching between Bluetooth audio sources does not start or stop playback automatically. Perform the operation for starting or stopping playback.

• Some audio players cannot be controlled remotely or reconnected after Bluetooth disconnection. Operate the main unit of the audio player to connect Bluetooth.

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Operation of Hands-Free Phoning (Optional)


⁄

• When registering from this unit, refer to <Registering

Bluetooth Device> (page 43).

• For details on the Bluetooth cell-phone with the hands-free function, see <About the Cell-Phone> in the instruction manual of the Bluetooth Unit.

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Connecting a Bluetooth Device

Before using the Bluetooth device, you need to connect Bluetooth device to this unit. The following

3 steps procedure is necessary.

Step 1. Pairing (Registering from Bluetooth devices)

To make your Bluetooth device (cell-phone) usable with this unit, you need to register it (pairing).

1

Turn on this unit


2

Start registering this unit by operating the

Bluetooth device

By operating the Bluetooth device, register the hands-free unit (pairing). Select “KCA-BT300”/ “KCA-

BT200” from the list of connected units.

3

Enter a PIN code

Input the PIN code (“0000”) in the Bluetooth device.

Check that registration is complete on the

Bluetooth device.

✍ PIN code is set to “0000” as the default. You can change this code. Refer to <Registering PIN

Code> (page 43).

4

By operating the Bluetooth device, start handsfree connection.

Step 2. Connection

If you have registered 2 or more cell-phones, you need to select one of them. For more details, see

<Selecting the Bluetooth Device You Wish to

Connect> (page 44).

When a cell-phone is connected, the “BT” indicator is light up.

Step 3. Hands-free phoning

You can do hand-free phoning when the connection is made.

Receiving a Call

Answering a Phone Call


⁄

• The following operations disconnect the line:

- Connect a USB device.

• The name of the calling party is displayed if it has already been registered in the Phone Book.

Rejecting an Incoming Call

Press the [SRC] button or press the [PLAY

MODE] button for at least 1 second.

During a Call

Disconnecting a Call



Switching to the Private Mode

Press the [

38] button.

Switches between Private talk (“PRIVATE”) and

Hands-free talk each time this button is pressed.

⁄

• Depending on the type of your cell-phone, switching to the private talk mode may select the source that was used before commencing the hands-free connection.

If this happens, the source cannot be switched back to the hands-free talk mode by operating this unit. Operate your cell-phone to return to the hands-free talk mode.

Adjusting the Voice Volume during a Call


Call Waiting

Answering Another Incoming Call with the

Current Call Suspended


Select “Answer”.

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Answering another Incoming Call after

Terminating the Current Call



Continuing the Current Call


Select “Reject”.

Answering the Waiting Call after Terminating the Current Call



Switching between the Current Call and Waiting

Call


Each pressing of this knob switches the calling party.

Other Functions

Clearing the Disconnection Message

Press the [PLAY MODE] button for at least 1 second.

“HF Disconnect” disappears.

Making a Call

1

Enter Bluetooth mode


2

Select a dialing method


Display Overview

“ Preset Call” Calling a number in the preset.

“ Phonebook” Selecting the character to be searched for the phone book.

“ In Call” Calling a number in the incoming call list.

“ Out Call” Calling a number in the outgoing call list.

“ Missed Call” Calling a number in the missed calls list.

“ Number Dial” Making a call by entering phone number.

Operation method of each mode is described below.

3

Exit the dialing method mode


Dial a Number

1



2

Select the number dial mode


Select “Number Dial”.

3

Enter a phone number


Select the numbers.


Move to the next digit.

Press the [

¢] button.

Delete the last digit.

Press the [

4] button.

• Press the number ([1] – [0]), #([FM]), *([AM]), or

+([

¢]) button on the remote controller.

✍ To erase the entered phone number digit

by digit:

Press the [

4] button on the remote controller.

4

Make a call

• Press the [Volume] knob.

• Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote controller.

⁄

• You can input max 32 digits.

Speed Dialing (Preset Dial)

1



2

Select the preset dial mode


Select “Preset Call”.

3

Select the number you want to recall from the memory



Phone number is displayed.

4

Make a call


⁄

• You need to register the preset dial number. Refer to

<Registering to the Preset Dial Number List> (page 41).

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Operation of Hands-Free Phoning (Optional)

Calling a Number in the Phone Book

1



2

Select the Phone Book mode


Select “Phonebook”.

3

Select the character to be searched for


Move to the next character. Turn the [Volume] knob.

Determine the selected character.


4

Select the name or phone number


✍ Switching between Display Modes

Press the [DISP] button.

Pressing this button each time switches between name and telephone number.

5

Make a call


⁄

• During search, a non-accent character such as “u” is searched for instead of an accent character such as “ü”.

Calling a Number in the Call log

1



2

Select the call log mode


Select “Out Call” (outgoing call), “In Call”

(incoming call), or “Missed Call” (missed call).

3

Select a name or phone number


✍ Switching between Display Modes

Press the [DISP] button.

Pressing this button each time switches between name and telephone number.

4

Make a call


⁄

• The outgoing call list and the incoming call list, and the missed call list are the lists of calls originated from and received at this unit. They are not the ones stored in the cell-phone memory.

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Make a Voice Dialing Call

1

Enter voice recognition mode

Press the [VOL] button for at least 1 second.

2

“Phonebook Name?” is displayed.

When a beep is heard, say the name within 2 seconds.

3

“Phonebook Type?” is displayed.

When a beep is heard, say the category name within 2 seconds.

4

Make a call


✍ This step is the same as step 4 of the procedure in <Calling a Number in the Phone Book> (page

⁄

40). You can make a call or select a category.

• If your voice cannot be recognized, a message is displayed. Pressing the [Volume] knob allows you to retry voice input. Refer to <Troubleshooting Guide> (page 60).

• Both the name and category require registration of a voice tag. Refer to <Setting a Voice Command for

Category> (page 46).

• Audio sound is not output during voice recognition.

Registering to the Preset Dial Number

List

1

Select the phone number you wish to register

Select the phone number with reference to the following:

- Calling a Number in the Phone Book (page 40)

- Calling a Number in the Call log (page 40)

- Dial a Number (page 39)

2



3

Select the preset number to put in the memory



4

Determine the preset number to put in the memory


Exit the Preset Memory mode


Display of Phone Number Type

(category)

The category items in the Phone Book are displayed as follows:

Display

“General” / “ ”

Information

General

“Home” / “ ”

“Office” / “ ”

“Mobile” / “ ”

“Other” / “ ”

Home

Office

Mobile

Other

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Bluetooth Setup (Optional)

SRC MENU Volume

Bluetooth Setting

You can select following Bluetooth Setting items.

1



2


Select “BT Settings”.

3



Display

“SMS Inbox”

Overview

Display the received short message.

Refer to <Display the SMS> (page 47).

“BT Settings”

“Phone Selection” Select a cell-phone or Bluetooth audio player

“Audio Selection” connection.

Refer to <Selecting the Bluetooth Device You

Wish to Connect> (page 44).

“SMS Download” Download a short message.

Refer to <Downloading the SMS> (page 47).

“Voice Tag” Registers voice for voice recognition and voice to select the Phone number category in Phone book.

- Adding a Voice Dialing Command (page 45)

- Setting a Voice Command for Category (page

46)

“Detailed Setup” Move to detailed item.

“Device

Registration”

“Special Device

Select”

Register a Bluetooth device (pairing).

Refer to <Registering Bluetooth Device>

(page 43).

“Device Delete” Cancel registration of the Bluetooth device.

Refer to <Deleting a Registered Bluetooth

Device> (page 44).

“PIN Code Edit” Specify the PIN code required when registering this unit using the Bluetooth device.

Refer to <Registering PIN Code> (page 43).

“Auto Answer” Answer a call automatically after lapse of the preset time interval for automatic answer.

“OFF”/ “0s” – “8s” – “99s”

“Bluetooth HF/

Audio”

“Call Beep”

You can specify output speakers for hands-free voice communication and Bluetooth audio sound.

“Front”: Outputs voice from the front speakers.

“All”: Outputs voice from the front and rear speakers.

You can output a beep from the speaker when a call comes in.

“ON”: Beep is heard.

“OFF”: Beep is canceled.

“BT F/W Update” Display the version of the firmware of this unit.

“Mic Gain”*

1

Adjust the sensitivity of the microphone for a telephone call. Adjust the voice of caller. Setting to “+” increases the voice volume.

“–3” – “0” – “+3”

“Noise

Reduction”* 1

“Echo Cancel

Level”*

1

Reduce the noises generated by surrounding environment without changing the microphone volume. Adjust the voice of caller when it is not clear. Setting to “+” increases the noise reduction.

“–3” – “0” – “+3”

Adjust the level of echo cancellation. Setting to

“+” increases the echo cancel reduction.

“–2” – “0” – “+2”


* 1 Function of KCA-BT300 (Optional Accessory)

4

Make a setting


5

Exit BT Setting mode


Remarks

• “Auto Answer” (Setting the Time Interval for Automatic

Answer)

This function automatically answers (responds to) a call after lapse of the preset time interval for automatic answer.

“OFF” : Does not answer the phone call automatically.

“0” : Automatically answers the phone call at once.

“1s” – “99s” : Automatically answers the phone call after lapse of 1 – 99 seconds.

⁄

• If the time set in the cell-phone is shorter than that set in the unit, the former will be used.

• This function does not work for call waiting.

• “BT F/W Update” (Displaying the Firmware Version)


For how to update the firmware, access our web site.

http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/bt/

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Registering Bluetooth Device

To make your Bluetooth device (cell-phone) usable with this unit, you need to register it (pairing). You can register up to 5 Bluetooth devices to this unit.

Registering from this unit

1



2

Enter Bluetooth device registration mode


Select “BT Settings”

>

“Detailed Setup”

>

“Device Registration”.

Search for the Bluetooth device.

When search is completed, “Finished” is displayed.

3

Select a Bluetooth device


4

“Pairing” is displayed (KCA-BT300 only)

If “Pairing Success” is displayed, proceed to step 7.

If “PIN Code NG” is displayed, proceed to steps 5.

5

Input the PIN code


Select the digit.

2. Turn the [Volume] knob to select the numbers, and then press the [Volume] knob.

6

Transmit the PIN code

Press the [Volume] knob for at least 1 second.

If “Pairing Success” is displayed, registration is completed.

✍ If the error message appears even though the

PIN code is correct, try <Registering Special

Bluetooth device>.

7

Return to the device list


8



⁄

• This unit allows up to eight digits to be input for a PIN code. If a PIN code cannot be input from this unit, it can be input from the Bluetooth device.

• If there are 5 or more Bluetooth devices registered, you cannot register a new Bluetooth device.

Registering Special Bluetooth device

Allow registration of a special device that cannot be registered normally (pairing).

1. Select Special device registration mode

Turn the [Volume] knob and press it when the desired item is displayed.

Select “BT Settings” > “Detailed Setup” > “Special

Device Select”.

A list is displayed.

2. Select a device name

Turn the [Volume] knob and push the center when the desired device name is displayed.

If “Completed” is displayed, registration is completed.

3. Go through the procedure step 3 of

<Registering from this unit> and complete the registration (pairing).

Cancelling Special device registration mode

⁄

Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second.

• If the device name is not in the list, select “Other Phones”.

Registering PIN Code

By operating the Bluetooth device, specify the PIN code necessary for registering this unit.

1



2

Enter PIN code edit mode



>


>

“PIN

Code Edit”.

The current setting of PIN code is displayed.

3

Input the PIN code


Select the digit.

2. Turn the [Volume] knob to select the numbers, and then press the [Volume] knob.

4

Register a PIN code

Press the [Volume] knob for at least 1 second.

If “Completed” is displayed, registration is completed.

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⁄

• By default, “0000” is specified.

• A PIN code can be specified with up to eight digits.

Selecting the Bluetooth Device You

Wish to Connect

When two or more Bluetooth devices have already been registered, you need to select the Bluetooth device you wish to use.

1



2

Select Bluetooth device selection mode


Cell-phone


>

“Phone Selection”.

Audio player


>

“Audio Selection”.

“(name)” is displayed.

3

Select the Bluetooth device


4

Set up the Bluetooth device


“ (name)” or “ (name)” is displayed.

“ ” (blue): The selected Bluetooth device is busy.

“ ” (gray): The selected Bluetooth device is on standby.

“ “ (blank): The Bluetooth device is deselected.

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• If a Bluetooth device is already selected, deselect it, and then select a different one.

• If you cannot select a device using the audio player, connect the device with the audio player.

Deleting a Registered Bluetooth

Device

You can delete a registered Bluetooth device.

1



2

Enter Bluetooth device deletion mode



>


>

“Device Delete”.

“(name)” is displayed.

3

Select the Bluetooth device


4

Delete the selected Bluetooth device


5



“Delete” is displayed.

6



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• When a registered cell-phone is deleted, its Phone Book, log, SMS, and voice tag are also deleted.

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Downloading the Phone Book

Download the phone book data from the cellphone to this unit so that you can use the Phone

Book of this unit.

To download automatically

If the cell-phone supports a phone book synchronization function, the phone book is downloaded automatically after Bluetooth connection.

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• Setting on the cell-phone may be required.

• If no phone book data is found in the unit even after the compete display, your cell-phone may not support automatic download of phone book data. In this case, try downloading manually.

To download from the cell-phone manually

1

By operating the cell-phone, end the hands-free connection.

2

By operating the cell-phone, send the phone book data to this unit

By operating the cell-phone, download the phone book data to this unit.

• During downloading:

“Downloading” is displayed.

• After completion of downloading:


3

By operating the cell-phone, start the handsfree connection.

To clear the downloading completion message

Press any button.

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• Up to 1000 phone numbers can be registered for each registered cell-phone.

• Up to 32 digits can be registered for each phone number along with up to 50* characters representing a name.

(* 50: Number of alphabetical characters. Fewer characters can be input depending on the type of characters.)

• To cancel downloading of the phone book data, operate the cell-phone.

Adding a Voice Dialing Command

Add a voice tag to the phone book for voice dialing.

You can register up to 35 voice tags.

1



2

Enter Phone book name edit mode



>

“Voice Tag”

>

“Phonebook Name Edit”.

3

Search for the name to register

Select the name to register with reference to 4 in

<Calling a Number in the Phone Book> (page 40).

If a voice tag has already been registered for a name, “*” is displayed before the name.

4

Select a mode


Display Operation

“Phonebook Name Registration” Register a voice tag.

“Phonebook Name Check”*

“Phonebook Name Delete”*

Play a voice tag.

Delete a voice tag.

* Displayed only when a name for which a voice tag has been registered is selected.

Select “Phonebook Name Registration”

(Registration)

5

Register a voice tag (first)

“Enter Voice 1” is displayed.

When a beep is heard, say a voice tag within 2 seconds.

6

Confirm the voice tag (second)

“Enter Voice 2” is displayed.

When a beep is heard, say the same voice tag as that you said in step 6 within 2 seconds.


7

End registration


Return to step 3. You can register another voice tag continuously.

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• If your voice cannot be recognized, a message is displayed. Pressing the [Volume] knob allows you to retry voice input. Refer to <Troubleshooting Guide> (page 60).

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Select “Phonebook Name Check” (Play)

5


Play the registered voice and return to step 3.

Select “Phonebook Name Delete” (Delete)

5

Delete a voice tag


6

Turn the [Volume] knob to select “YES”, and then press the [Volume] knob.



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• Audio sound is not output during voice tag registration.

Setting a Voice Command for

Category

Add a voice tag to the phone number category

(type) for voice calling.

1



2

Enter Phone Number type edit mode



>

“Voice Tag”

>

“Phonebook Type Edit”.

3

Select the category (type) you wish to set


Select “General”, “Home”, “Office”, “Mobile”, or

“Other”.

4

Select a mode


Display Operation

“Phonebook Type Registration” Register a voice tag.

“Phonebook Type Check”*

“Phonebook Type Delete”*

Play a voice tag.

Delete a voice tag.

* Displayed only when a name for which a voice tag has been registered is selected.

5

Register the category (type) by performing steps 5 to 7 in <Adding a Voice Dialing

Command> (page 45).

6



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• Set the voice tag for all the 5 categories. If the voice tag is not registered for all the categories, the Phone book may not be recalled by voice command.

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SMS (Short Message Service) (Optional)


PLAY MODE

Downloading the SMS

Download the short message (SMS) arrived at the cell-phone so that it can be read on this unit.

1



2

Enter SMS download mode



>

“SMS Download”.

3

Start downloading


“SMS Downloading” is displayed.

When the downloading finishes, “Completed” is displayed.

4



⁄

• The cell-phone must be able to transmit the SMS using

Bluetooth. Setting on the cell-phone may be required.

If the cell-phone does not support SMS function, the

SMS download item in Function Control mode is not displayed.

• When the SMS is downloaded from the cell-phone, the unopened messages in the cell-phone are opened.

• The already-read and unread short messages can be respectively downloaded up to 75.

Display the SMS

The SMS arrived at the cell-phone is displayed on the receiver.

A newly arrived message is displayed.

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• To prevent car accidents, the driver should not read the

SMS while driving.

When a new message arrives

“SMS RECEIVED” is displayed.

The display disappears with any operations.

Displaying the SMS

1



2

Enter SMS Inbox mode


Select “SMS Inbox”.

A message list appears.

3

Select a message


Each pressing of the [DISP] button switches between telephone number or name and message reception date.

4

Display the text


Turning the [Volume] knob scrolls the message.

Pressing the [Volume] knob again returns to the message list screen.

5

Exit SMS Inbox mode


6



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• The unopened message is displayed at the beginning of the list. Other messages are displayed in the order of reception.

• The SMS that has arrived when the cell-phone is not linked with Bluetooth cannot be displayed. Download the SMS.

• The short message cannot be displayed during downloading the SMS.

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Basic Operations of Remote Control

VOL

5/∞

EXIT

AM–

SRC

ATT

ENT/ 38

In Tuner source

• Band select: [FM+]/[AM–]

• Station select: [

4]/[¢]

• Recall preset stations: [1] — [6]

AUD

FM+

In USB/ Internal Memory source

• Music select: [

4]/[¢]

• Folder select: [FM+]/[AM–]

• Pause/Play: [

38]

• Movement between Menulist mode: [

5]/[∞]

• Return to previous folder: [ ]

0 — 9

DIRECT

(page 14, 19, 35, 35, 36, 39)

In iPod source

• Movement between Menulist mode:

[

5]/[∞]

• Return to previous item: [ ]

• Music select: [

4]/[¢]

• Pause/Play: [

38]

General control

• Volume control: [VOL]

• Source select: [SRC]

• Volume reduce: [ATT]

When the button is pressed again, the volume returns to the previous level.

• Return to previous item: [ ]

• Exit from mode: [EXIT]

• Selection of item: [

5]/[∞]

• Determination: [ENT]

• Enter Audio Control mode: [AUD]

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Hands-free phone control

Making a call

• Enter the dialing method selection mode: [ ]

• Select a dialing method: [ENT]

• Number dial input:

Input a digit: [0] – [9]

Input “+”: [

¢]

Input “#”: [FM+]

Input “*”: [AM–]

Clear the entered phone number: [

4]

• Make a call: [DIRECT]

Receiving a call

• Answer the call: [ ]

• Switch between the private talk mode and the hands-free talk mode: [ENT]

Call waiting

• Answer Another Incoming Call with the Current

Call Suspended: [ ]

• Answer another Incoming Call after Terminating the Current Call: [SRC]

• Continue the Current Call: [1]

During a call

• End the call: [SRC]

Preparing the remote control unit

Pull the battery sheet out from the remote control unit to the direction of the arrow.

Changing the battery of the remote control unit

Push on slide

Pull out

CR2025

(+side)

Use a commercially available button battery (CR2025).

Insert the battery with the + and – poles aligned properly, following the illustration inside the case.

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CAUTION

• Do not set the remote control in hot places such as on the dashboard.

• Lithium battery.

Danger of explosion if the battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type.

• The battery pack or batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such sunshine, fire or the like.

• Keep battery out of reach of children and in original package until ready to use. Dispose of used batteries promptly. If swallowed contact physician immediately.

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Appendix

About Audio file

• Playable Audio file

Linear PCM (WAV) (.wav)

• Playable USB device

USB mass storage class

• Playable USB device file system

Although the audio files are complied with the standards listed above, the play maybe impossible depending on the types or conditions of media or device.

• Playing order of the Audio file

In the example of folder/file tree shown below, the files are played in the order from

① to ⑩.

Root

(1)

¡!

2

3

^

¡

: Folder

: Audio ﬁ

4

¡$

¡"

¡#

5

¡%

¡P

An online manual about audio files is put on the site, www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/audiofile/. On this online manual, detailed information and notes which are not written in this manual are provided. Make sure to read through the online manual as well.

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• In this manual, the word “USB device” is used for flash memories and digital audio players which have USB terminals.

About Video files

• Acceptable video files

H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (.mp4, .avi : Baseline Profile)

MPEG-4 (.mp4, .avi : Simple Profile)

WMV 9 (.wmv)

QVGA 320 x 240

Mass-storage-class USB device, iPod

Acceptable USB device file system, file and folder names and playing order are the same as those for audio files. See <About Audio files>.

Mass-storage-class USB device

Acceptable USB device file system, file and folder names and playing order are the same as those for audio files. See <About Audio files>.

iPod/iPhone that can be connected to this unit

Made for

• iPod nano (1st generation) • iPod nano (2nd generation)

• iPod nano (3rd generation) • iPod nano (4th generation)

• iPod nano (5th generation) • iPod with video

• iPod classic

• iPod touch (2nd generation)

• iPod touch (1st generation)

Works with

• iPhone • iPhone 3G • iPhone 3GS

• Update iPod/iPhone software to the latest version.

• Type of control available varies depending on the type of connected iPod. See www.kenwood.com/ cs/ce/ipod/ for further details.

• The word “iPod” appearing in this manual indicates the iPod or the iPhone connected with the iPod connection cable. (Not supported model KCA-iP500)

Refer to the web site for connectable iPod and iPod connection cable.

http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/ipod/

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• If you start playback after connecting the iPod, the music that has been played by the iPod is played first.

In this case, “RESUMING” is displayed without displaying a folder name, etc. Changing the browse item will display a correct title, etc.

• You cannot operate iPod if “KENWOOD” or “

✓” displayed on iPod.

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About Picture files

• Acceptable picture files

About USB device

• When the USB device is connected to this unit, it can be charged up provided that this unit is powered.

• Install the USB device in the place where it will not prevent you from driving your vehicle properly.

• You can use the USB hub with up to 3 ports. The

USB hub with 4 and more ports can also be used, but available ports are up to 3 of them.

• Do not connect more than 2 USB hubs to this unit.

This unit cannot recognize the USB hubs if more than 2 USB hubs are connected.

• Only one iPod can be connected to a USB hub.

• Connect the Multi Card Reader directly to this unit. if connected to an USB hub, proper operation of the unit is not guaranteed.

• Take backups of the audio files used with this unit.

The files can be erased depending on the operating conditions of the USB device.

We shall have no compensation for any damage arising out of erasure of the stored data.

• No USB device comes with this unit. You need to purchase a commercially available USB device.

• When connecting the USB device, usage of the

CA-U1EX (option) is recommended.

• Normal playback is not guaranteed when a cable other than the USB compatible cable is used.

Connecting a cable whose total length is longer than 4 m can result in abnormal playback.

About “KENWOOD Music Editor”

• This unit supports the PC application “KENWOOD

Music Editor Lite ver1.0” or later.

• When you use the audio file with database information added by the “KENWOOD Music Editor

Lite ver1.0”, you can search a file by title, album or artist name using the <File Search> (page 13).

• In the Instruction manual, the term “Music Editor media” is used to mean the device that contains audio files with database information added with

KENWOOD Music Editor.

• “KENWOOD Music Editor Lite ver1.0” is available from the following web site:


• For further information on “KENWOOD Music Editor

Lite ver1.0”, refer to the site above or the application help.

• The “AAC” logo is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories.

• iTunes is a trademark of Apple Inc.

• iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

• iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc.

• “Made for iPod” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards.

• “Works with iPhone” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPhone and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards.

• Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

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Appendix

Menu List

Common function items

Display

“Settings”

“Clock & Date”

“Clock Adjust”

“Summer Time”

“Sub Clock Adjust”

“Date Adjust”

“Date Mode”

“Display & Illumination”


“Type Select”

“Side Select”

“Text Select”

“Graphic Select”

“Display Off Mode”

“Display Dimmer”

“Text Scroll”

“Key Color Select”

“Key ILLUMI Dimmer”

“ILLUMI Effect”

“ILLUMI Music SYNC”

“Aspect Set”

“Monitor Setup”

“DEMO Mode”

Page

–

24

–

–

21, 22

21

21, 22

20

22

20

25

Function items appearing during standby

Display

“Settings”

“Clock & Date”


“Initial Settings”

“Source Select”

“Beep”

“TAG Language Select”

“Built in AUX”

“Favorite Delete”

“Built in AMP”

“AV Out Set”

“System F/W Update”

Page

–

–

–

–

24

Function items appearing when the iPod source is selected

Display

“Music”

“Playlists”

“Artists”

“Albums”

“Songs”

“Podcasts”

“Genres”

“Composers”

“Audiobooks”

“Videos”

“Video Playlists”

“Movies”

“Music Videos”

“TV Shows”

“Video Podcasts”

“Rentals”

“Play Mode”

“iPod By Hand Mode”

“Folder Random”

“All Random”

“File Repeat”

“Port Up”

“Settings”

“Skip Search”

“Device F/W Version”

“Delete My Playlist”

“Audiobook Speed”

“Sound Check“

“Clock & Date”


Page

6

6

–

8

7

6

–

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Function items appearing when the USB source is selected

Display

“USB List”

“Copy from USB”

“Play Mode”

“File Scan”

“Folder Random”

“All Random”

“File Repeat”

“Folder Repeat”

“Port Up”

“Drive Select”

“Slide”

“Save as Wallpaper”

“Settings”


“Device F/W Update”

“Clock & Date”


Page

13

15

14

12

12

17

17

–

14

–

–

Function items appearing when the Music

Editor media source is selected

Display

“Music”

“Playlists”

“Artists”

“Albums”

“Songs”

“Genres”

“Copy from USB”

“Play Mode”

“File Scan”

“Folder Random”

“File Repeat”

“Port Up”

“Drive Select”

“Settings”

“Skip Search”


“Device F/W Update”

“Clock & Date”


Page

13

15

14

–

–

12

12

–

14

Function items appearing when the Internal memory source is selected

Display

“Internal Memory List”

“Play Mode”

“File Scan”

“Folder Random”

“All Random”

“File Repeat”

“Folder Repeat”

“Settings”

“Internal Memory Delete”

“Internal Memory Format”

“Clock & Date”


Page

13

14

–

16

–

–

Function items appearing when the Disc changer source is selected

Display

“Play Mode”

“Track Scan”

“Disc Random”

“Magazine Random”

“Track Repeat”

“Disc Repeat”

“Settings”

“Clock & Date”


Page

34

–

–

–

Function items appearing when the Tuner source is selected

Display

“List & Memory”

“FM1”

“FM2”

“FM3”

“AM”

“Settings”

“Seek Mode”

“Auto Memory”

“Forced MONO”

“Clock & Date”


Page

18, 19

–

–

–

18

19

18

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Appendix

Function items appearing when an AUX source is selected

Display

“Settings”

“Name Set”

“Clock & Date”


Page

–

23

–

–

Function items appearing when an Hands-Free source is selected

Display

“Preset Call”

“Phonebook”

“In Call”

“Out Call”

“Missed Call”

“SMS Inbox”

“Number Dial”

“BT Settings”

“Phone Selection”

“Audio Selection”

“SMS Download”

“Voice Tag”


“Device Registration”

“Special Device Select”

“Device Delete”

“PIN Code Edit”

“Auto Answer”

“Bluetooth HF/Audio”

“Call Beep”

“BT F/W Update”

“Mic Gain”

“Noise Reduction”

“Echo Cancel Level”

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39

40

40

47

39

–

44

47

45

–

43

44

43

42

Function items appearing when an Bluetooth

Audio source is selected

Display

“Settings”

“Audio Selection”


“Device Registration”

“Special Device Select”

“Device Delete”

“PIN Code Edit”

“BT F/W Update”

“Clock & Date”


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–

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–

43

44

43

42

–

–

Display Indicator items

Source Display Overview

General “ATT”

“FAV”

Indicates that the attenuator is active.

Indicates that the Favorite can be registered.

iPod/ USB “MP3” Identifies the MP3 file.

“WMA” Identifies the WMA file.

“AAC”

“WAV”

Identifies the AAC-LC file.

Identifies the WAVE file.

“MPG4” Identifies the MPEG4 file.

“H.264” Identifies the H.264 file.

“WMV” Identifies the WMV file.

“SCAN” Indicates that the Scan function is ON.

CD

Changer

“Fo•RDM” Indicates that the Folder Random function is ON.

“ALL•RDM” Indicates that the All Random function is ON.

“Fo•REP” Indicates that the Folder Repeat function is ON.

“Fi•REP” Indicates that the File Repeat function is ON.

“SCAN” Indicates that the Scan function is ON.

“RDM” Indicates that the Track Random function is ON.

“M•RDM” Indicates that the Magazine Random function is ON.

“D•REP” Indicates that the Disc Repeat function is ON.

“T•REP” Indicates that the Track Repeat function is ON.

“REP”

Tuner “ST”

TV

Hands-

Free

“

“ST”

“BT”

”

Indicates that the Repeat function is ON.

Indicates that stereo broadcast is being received.

Indicates that stereo broadcast is being received.

Bluetooth cell-phone connection status.

Battery level of cell-phone.

Full > > > Nearly dead

“

“

”

”

Indicates that the battery level of cell-phone cannot be obtained.

Signal strength of cell-phone.

Maximum > > > Minimum

Indicates the out of coverage zone.

“ ”

“ ”

Indicates that the signal strength of cell-phone cannot be obtained.

“CALL WAIT” Indicates call-waiting.

“PRIVATE” Indicates that cell-phone is busy in the private mode.

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Time zone list

Continent

Area

City

Anchorage

Ankara

Athens

Atlanta

Auckland

Baghdad

Baku

Bangkok

Beijing

Beirut

Berlin

Bogotá

Brasilia

Brussels

Bucharest

Budapest

Buenos Aires

City

Hawaii

Alaska

Pacific Time

Arizona

Mountain Time

Central Time

Eastern time

Indiana

Atlantic Time

Mid-Atlantic

W.Central Africa

Abu Dhabi

Adelaide

Amman

Amsterdam

Cairo

Cape Verde Is.

Caracas

Chicago

Copenhagen

Denver

Detroit

Dhaka

Ekaterinburg

Harare

Helsinki

Hong Kong

Islamabad

Istanbul

Jakarta

Jerusalem

Johannesburg

Kabul

Time Difference

–10:00

–9:00

–8:00

–7:00

–7:00

–6:00

–5:00

–5:00

–4:00

–2:00

+1:00

+4:00

+9:30

+2:00

+1:00

+8:00

+2:00

+1:00

–5:00

–3:00

+1:00

+2:00

+1:00

–3:00

–9:00

+2:00

+2:00

–5:00

+12:00

+3:00

+4:00

+7:00

+5:00

+2:00

+2:00

+8:00

+5:00

+2:00

+7:00

+2:00

+2:00

+4:30

+2:00

–1:00

–4:30

–6:00

+1:00

–7:00

–5:00

+6:00

Continent

+1:00

+10:00

+8:00

+3:30

+9:00

–5:00

+1:00

–8:00

+1:00

+1:00

–8:00

–4:00

+1:00

–8:00

+8:00

+3:00

+1:00

+1:00

+6:30

+1:00

+1:00

Time Difference

–6:00

+5:45

–5:00

+7:00

+8:00

+3:00

+2:00

–8:00

–5:00

+0:00

–8:00

+1:00

+11:00

+8:00

–6:00

–3:30

+6:00

+13:00

+1:00

–5:00

–5:00

+1:00

–11:00

+2:00

+3:00

+3:00

+11:00

+5:30

–6:00

–5:00

(GMT)

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Prague

Rome

San Francisco

Santiago

Sarajevo

Seattle

Singapore

St. Petersburg

Stockholm

Sydney

Taipei

Tehran

Tokyo

Toronto

Tunis

Vancouver

Vienna

Warsaw

Yangon

Zagreb

Zurich

Midway Is.

Minsk

Moscow

Nairobi

New Caledonia

New Delhi

New Orleans

New York

Newfoundland

Novosibirsk

Nuku’alofa

Oslo

Ottawa

Panama

Paris

City

Kansas City

Kathmandu

Kingston

Krasnoyarsk

Kuala Lumpur

Kuwait

Kyiv

Las Vegas

Lima

London

Los Angeles

Madrid

Magadan

Manila

Mexico City

Accessories/ Installation Procedure

Accessories

1

2

3

4

..........1

5

..........2

6

2 m

..........1

2.5 m

..........1

..........4

..........4

Installation Procedure

1

To prevent short circuits, remove the key from the ignition and disconnect the

- terminal of the battery.

2

Make the proper input and output wire connections for each unit.

3

Connect the speaker wires of the wiring harness.

4

Connect the wiring harness wires in the following order: ground, battery, ignition.

5

Connect the wiring harness connector to the unit.

6

Install the unit in your car.

7

Reconnect the

- battery.

8

While pressing the [Volume] knob and the [MENU] button, press the [SRC] button for at least 3 seconds. See <How to reset your unit> (page 3).

2WARNING

If you connect the ignition wire (red) and the battery wire

(yellow) to the car chassis (ground), you may cause a short circuit, that in turn may start a fire. Always connect those wires to the power source running through the fuse box.

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• Mounting and wiring this product requires skills and experience. For safety’s sake, leave the mounting and wiring work to professionals.

• Make sure to ground the unit to a negative 12V DC power supply.

• Do not install the unit in a spot exposed to direct sunlight or excessive heat or humidity. Also avoid places with too much dust or the possibility of water splashing.

• Do not use your own screws. Use only the screws provided.

If you use the wrong screws, you could damage the unit.

• If the power is not turned ON (“Protect” is displayed), the speaker wire may have a short-circuit or touched the chassis of the vehicle and the protection function may have been activated. Therefore, the speaker wire should be checked.

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• If your car’s ignition does not have an ACC position, connect the ignition wires to a power source that can be turned on and off with the ignition key. If you connect the ignition wire to a power source with a constant voltage supply, as with battery wires, the battery may die.

• If the fuse blows, first make sure the wires aren’t touching to cause a short circuit, then replace the old fuse with one with the same rating.

• Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape or other similar material. To prevent a short circuit, do not remove the caps on the ends of the unconnected wires or the terminals.

• Connect the speaker wires correctly to the terminals to which they correspond. The unit may be damaged or fail to work if you share the

- wires or ground them to any metal part in the car.

• When only two speakers are being connected to the system, connect the connectors either to both the front output terminals or to both the rear output terminals (do not mix front and rear). For example, if you connect the

+ connector of the left speaker to a front output terminal, do not connect the

- connector to a rear output terminal.

• After the unit is installed, check whether the brake lamps, blinkers, wipers, etc. on the car are working properly.

About CD players/disc changers connected to this unit

If the CD player/ disc changer has the “O-N” switch, set it to the “N” position.

The functions you can use and the information that can be displayed may differ depending on the models being connected.

Connecting Wires to Terminals

USB device

(commercially available) iPod

(commercially available)

⁄

Do not remove the cap when you do not use the USB cable. The connector will cause the unit to malfunction if it gets in touch with any metallic part of the vehicle.

Parking sensor wire (Light Green)

For the sake of safety, be sure to connect the parking sensor.

⁄

Connect to the vehicle’s parking brake detection switch harness.

USB connector (1m)

Parking sensor wire Junction cable

(Light Green) (Accessory

3) iPod audio output (Left: White, Right: Red) iPod cable

(Accessory

4)

iPod

AUDIO OUT iPod

VIDEO OUT

R iPod visual output (Yellow)

L

Rear output

Front output

Sub Woofer output

Antenna Cord

FM/AM antenna input (JASO)

R L

Fuse (10A)

AUX input (Stereo)

Use the mini-plug (3.5 mm ø) which is stereo type and does not have any resistance.

Wiring harness (Accessory

1)

White

White/Black To front left speaker

To Kenwood disc changer/External optional accessory

⁄

To connect these leads, refer to the relevant instruction manuals.

Gray

Gray/Black

To front right speaker

Green

Green/Black

Purple

Purple/Black

To rear left speaker

To rear right speaker

Power control/Motor antenna control wire

(Blue/White)

P.CONT

If no connections are made, do not let the wire come out from the tab.

When using the optional power amplifier, connect to its power control terminal.

Motor antenna control wire (Blue)

ANT.

CONT

Depending on what antenna you are using, connect either to the control terminal of the motor antenna, or to the power terminal for the booster amplifier of the film-type or short pole type antenna.

Mute control wire (Brown)

MUTE

Steering remote control wire

(Light Blue/Yellow)

STEERING WHEEL

REMOTE INPUT

REMOTE CONT.

Connect to the terminal that is grounded when either the telephone rings or during conversation.

⁄

To connect the Kenwood navigation system, consult your navigation manual.

To use the steering wheel remote control feature, you need to an exclusive remote adapter (not supplied) matches your car is required.

Dimmer control wire (Orange / White)

ILLUMI

To car light control switch

ACC

Ignition key switch

Ignition wire (Red)

Car fuse box

(Main fuse)

Battery wire (Yellow)

Ground wire (Black)

· (To car chassis)

Car fuse box

Battery

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Installation/Removing the Unit

Non-Japanese Cars Removing the Hard Rubber Frame

1

Engage the catch pins on the removal tool and remove the two locks on the upper level.

Lift up and pull the frame forward as shown in the figure.

Japanese Cars

1

Refer to the section <Removing the Hard Rubber

Frame> and then remove the hard rubber frame.

2

Align the holes in the unit (two locations on each side) with the vehicle mounting bracket and secure the unit with the accessory screws.

T

N

T/N

N T

T: Toyota cars

N: Nissan cars

Lock

Bend the tabs of the mounting sleeve with a screwdriver or similar utensil and attach it in place.

⁄

• Make sure that the unit is installed securely in place. If the unit is unstable, it may malfunction (for example, the sound may skip).

Catch

Accessory2

Removal tool

2

When the upper level is removed, remove the lower two locations.

⁄

• The frame can be removed from the bottom side in the same manner.

Removing the Unit

1

Refer to the section <Removing the Hard Rubber

Frame> and then remove the hard rubber frame.

2

Insert the two removal tools deeply into the slots on each side, as shown.

3

Lower the removal tool toward the bottom, and pull out the unit halfway while pressing towards the inside.

Accessory 2

8 mm

MAX.

ø5mm

5

ø5mm

6

Accessory5...for Nissan car

Accessory6...for Toyota car

8mm

MAX.

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CAUTION

Install this unit in the console of your vehicle.

Do not touch the metal part of this unit during and shortly after the use of the unit. Metal part such as the heat sink and enclosure become hot.

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• Be careful to avoid injury from the catch pins on the removal tool.

4

Pull the unit all the way out with your hands, being careful not to drop it.

Troubleshooting Guide

Some functions of this unit may be disabled by some settings made on this unit.

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• Cannot set up the subwoofer.

• No output from the subwoofer.

• Cannot set up the subwoofer position of Manual position setting.

▲ • The Dual zone function is enabled.

☞ <Dual Zone System> (page 28)

• In the speaker select option, None is selected for the subwoofer.

☞ <Speaker Setting> (page 29)

!

• Cannot set up the equalizer.

• Cannot set up the Bass Boost.

• Cannot set up the Highway sound.

• Cannot set up the Supreme.

• Cannot set up the Position control.

▲ • The Dual zone function is enabled.


• The DSP function is disabled.

☞ “DSP Set” of <Audio Control> (page 26)

• In the speaker select option, None is selected for the rear speakers.

☞ <Speaker Setting> (page 29)

!

• Cannot select the output destination of the subsource in the Dual zone.

• Cannot adjust the volume of the rear speakers.

▲ The Dual zone function is disabled.


!

• Cannot set up Display.

▲ <Demonstration Mode Setting> (page 25) is not turned off.

!

• Cannot switch to USB/iPod or Internal Memory source.

▲ • The Dual zone function is set to USB/iPod or

Internal Memory.


▲ • AV output function is set to ON.

☞ “AV Out Set” of <Initial Settings> (page 24)

!

The number of songs contained in “Songs” category of this unit is different from that contained in “Songs” category of iPod.

▲ Podcast files are not counted in this unit as this unit does not support the playback of podcast files.

What might seem to be a malfunction in your unit may just be the result of slight misoperation or miswiring. Before calling service, first check the following table for possible problems.

General

?

The Touch Sensor Tone does not sound.

✔ The preout jack is being used.

☞ The Touch Sensor Tone cannot be output from the preout jack.

?

The illumination flashes when the knob or button is operated.

✔ This is the key illumination effect.

☞ You set this effect in “ILLUMI Effect” of <Display

Setting> (page 20).

?

The key illumination effect brought about in conjunction with the sound volume is small.

✔ The key illumination effect may be insufficient depending on the sound volume and sound quality.

Tuner source

?

Radio reception is poor.

✔ The car antenna is not extended.

☞ Pull the antenna out all the way.

Audio file source

?

The sound skips when an Audio file is being played.

✔ The recording condition is bad.

☞ Record the media again or use another media.

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Troubleshooting Guide

Hands-free

?

The hands-free talk volume is low.

✔ The hands-free talk volume is set at a low level.

☞ The hands-free talk volume can be adjusted independently. Adjust it during hands-free talk.

“Mic Gain” and “Noise Reduction” <Bluetooth

Setting> (page 42).

?

No sound is heard from the rear speakers.

✔ You are talking in the hand-free talk mode.

☞ No sound is heard from the rear speakers in the hands-free talk mode.

?

No beep is heard at reception of an incoming call.

✔ No beep is heard depending on the type of your cell-phone.

☞ The “Call Beep” of <Bluetooth Setting> (page 42) is set ON.

?

Voice is not recognized.

✔ The vehicle window is open.

☞ If the surrounding noise is large, voice cannot be recognized properly. Close the vehicle windows to reduce noise.

✔ Small voice.

☞ If voice is too small, it cannot be recognized properly. Speak into the microphone a little more loudly and naturally.

✔ The person uttering the voice tag is not the one who registered the it.

☞ Only the voice of the person who registered the voice tag can be recognized.

Bluetooth audio source

?

The Bluetooth audio player cannot be registered

(pairing).

✔ The PIN code is fixed.

☞ When a PIN code is specified in the Instruction

Manual for Bluetooth Audio Player, register it with reference to <Registering PIN Code> (page

43) to register the Bluetooth audio player. If no PIN code is specified in the Instruction Manual, try

“0000”.

?

The sound from the Bluetooth audio player is discontinuous.

✔ The distance between this unit and audio player is too far.

☞ Move the audio player nearer to this unit.

✔ Another Bluetooth device is affecting the Bluetooth communication.

☞ Turn off another Bluetooth device.

☞ Move another Bluetooth device away from this unit.

✔ Another Bluetooth device or profile is used for communication.

☞ The downloading of the Phone book or the SMS disconnects the sound.

The messages shown below display your systems condition.

TOC Error:

Error 05:

Error 77:

Error 99:

• No disc has been loaded in the disc magazine.

• The CD is quite dirty. The CD is upsidedown. The CD is scratched a lot.

The disc is unreadable.

The unit is malfunctioning for some reason.

➪ Press the reset button on the unit. If the

“Error 77” code does not disappear, consult your nearest service center.

Something is wrong with the disc magazine.

Or the unit is malfunctioning for some reason.

➪ Check the disc magazine. And then press the reset button on the unit. If the “Error

99” code does not disappear, consult your nearest service center.

Protect (Blink):

The speaker wire has a short-circuit or touches the chassis of the vehicle, and then the protection function is activated.

➪ Wire or insulate the speaker cable properly and press the reset button. If the “Protect” code does not disappear, consult your nearest service center.

Unsupported File:

An Audio file is played with a format that this unit can’t support.

Copy Protection:

A copy-protected file is played.

Read Error: The file system of the connected USB device is broken.

➪ Copy the files and folders for the USB device again. If the error message is still displayed, initialize the USB device or use other USB devices.

No Device: The USB device is selected as a source although no USB device is connected.

➪ Change the source to any source other than USB. Connect an USB device, and change the source to USB again.

N/A Device: • An unsupported USB device is connected.

• Connection to the iPod has failed.

➪ Check that the connected iPod is an iPod that is supported. See <iPod/iPhone that can be connected to this unit> (page 50) for information on supported iPods.

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No Media File/Error 15:

• The connected USB device contains no playable audio file.

• Media was played that does not have data recorded that the unit can play.

USB ERROR: Some trouble may have occurred to the connected USB device.

➪ Remove the USB device, then cycle the power switch to ON. If the same display is repeated, use another USB device.

iPod Error: Connection to the iPod has failed.

➪ Remove the USB device and then reconnect it.

➪ Confirm that the software for the iPod is the latest version.

USB REMOVE (Blink):

The Remove mode has been selected for the

USB device/iPod. You can remove the USB device/iPod safely.

Over Capacity: Recording or copying was canceled because internal memory space ran out while copying from USB device.

➪ Delete unnecessary files and record or copy once more.

Copy Error: • An incompatible digital audio player was used.

• Cannot copy because the USB device is not firmly inserted.

Delete Error:

Format Error: Abnormal condition detected while deleting or formatting.

➪ Repeat the operation once more. This may take some time. If the message recurs, contact your nearest Kenwood dealer.

Can’t Download:

Download Error:

This unit does not work properly for some reason.

➪ Press the reset button to download it again. If this error is still displayed, consult a local Kenwood dealer.

➪ Try all over again from the start. If this error is still displayed, consult a local Kenwood dealer.

Writing Error: Writing failed while the file was downloaded.

➪ Try the downloading again.

No Number: • The calling party does not notify a caller ID.

• There is no phone number data.

No Data: • There is no outgoing call list.

• There is no incoming call list.

• There is no missed call list.

• There is no phone book list.

No Entry: The cell-phone has not been registered

(pairing).

HF Disconnect: The unit cannot communicate with the cellphone.

HF Error 07: The memory cannot be accessed.

➪ Turn off the power and on again. If this message still appears, press the reset button on the control unit.

HF Error 68: The unit cannot communicate with the cellphone.

➪ Turn off the power and on again. If this message still appears, press the reset button on the control unit.

Un Known: The Bluetooth device cannot be detected.

Device Full: 5 Bluetooth device have already been registered. No more Bluetooth device cannot be registered.

PIN Code NG: The PIN code is wrong.

Connect NG: The unit cannot be connected to the device.

Pairing Failed: Pairing error.

Err No Matching:

The voice tag is wrong. Voice cannot be recognized because of an unregistered voice tag, etc.

Too Soft:

Too Loud:

Voice is too small and cannot be recognized.

Voice is too large to be recognized.

Too Long: The word or utterance is too long to be recognized.

No Phonebook: Data is not contained in the phone book.

No Message: No short message in In Box.

No Record: The voice tag is not registered in the phone book.

Memory Full: The number of voice tags reaches the maximum number to be registered in the phone book.

Favorite: No Memory:

The procedure is not registered to Favorite

Preset Memory

No Access:

No Voice:

The procedure preset with Favorite Control cannot be available. The preset content may not be recalled depending on the selected source or mode.

No call.

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Specifications

FM tuner section

Frequency Range

200 kHz space : 87.9 MHz – 107.9 MHz

50 kHz space : 87.5 MHz – 108.0 MHz

Usable sensitivity (S/N = 30dB)

: 9.3dBf (0.8 μV/75 Ω)

Quieting Sensitivity (S/N = 50dB)

: 15.2dBf (1.6 μV/75 Ω)

Frequency response (±3 dB)

: 30 Hz – 15 kHz

Signal to Noise ratio (MONO)

: 70 dB

Selectivity (±400 kHz)

: ≥ 80 dB

Stereo separation (1 kHz)

: 40 dB

AM tuner section

Frequency range

10 kHz space : 530 kHz – 1700 kHz

9 kHz space : 531 kHz – 1611 kHz

Usable sensitivity (S/N = 20dB)

: 28 dBμ (25 μV)

USB Interface

USB Standard

: USB 2.0 (Full speed)

Maximum Supply current

: 5V, 500 mA

File System

: FAT16/ 32

D/A Converter

: 24 Bit


: 10 Hz – 20 kHz

Signal to Noise ratio (1 kHz)

: 110 dB

Dynamic range

: 93 dB

Video decode

: H.264/ MPEG4 AVC, MPEG 4, WMV

Audio decode

: MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV (Linear PCM)

Monitor section

Picture Size

: 3 inches (diagonal) wide

: 65.52 mm (W) x 36.84 mm (H)

Display System

: Transparent TN LCD panel

Drive System

: TFT active matrix system

Number of Pixels

: 76,800 (320H x 240V x RGB)

Pixel Arrangement

: RGB delta arrangement

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Back Lighting

: LED

Audio/ Video section

Maximum output power

: 50 W x 4

Full Bandwidth Power (at less than 1% THD)

: 22 W x 4

Speaker Impedance

: 4 – 8 Ω

Tone action

BAND1 (62.5 Hz): ±9 dB

BAND2 (250 Hz): ±9 dB

BAND3 (1 kHz): ±9 dB



Preout level / Load (CD/CD-CH)

: 4000 mV/10 kΩ

Preout impedance

: ≤ 600 Ω iPod terminal

Video output level : 1 Vp-p (75 Ω)

Audio output level : 1.2 V (10 kΩ)

Auxiliary input


: 20 Hz – 20 kHz

Input Maximum Voltage

: 1200 mV

Input Impedance

: 10 kΩ

General

Operating voltage

: 14.4 V (11 – 16V allowable)

Maximum Current consumption

: 10 A

Installation Size (W x H x D)

: 182 x 53 x 158 mm

Weight

: 1.20 kg

• Specifications subject to change without notice.

• Although the effective pixels for the liquid crystal panel is given as 99.99% or more, 0.01% of pixels may not light or may light incorrectly.

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This symbol mark indicates that

Kenwood manufactured this product so as to decrease harmful inﬂ uence on the environment.

Kenwood KIV-700 Owner Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Contents

Before Use

Component Names and Functions

General Operation

iPod/iPhone Operation

iPod/iPhone Operation

iPod/iPhone Operation

USB device/ Internal Memory Operation

USB device/ Internal Memory Operation

USB device/ Internal Memory Operation

Tuner Operation

Display Settings

Display Settings

Clock and Other Functions

Audio Adjustments

Audio Adjustments

DSP Setup

DSP Setup

Favorite Control

Disc Changer Control (Optional)

TV control (Optional)

Bluetooth Audio Control (Optional)

Operation of Hands-Free Phoning (Optional)

Operation of Hands-Free Phoning (Optional)

Bluetooth Setup (Optional)

Bluetooth Setup (Optional)

Bluetooth Setup (Optional)

SMS (Short Message Service) (Optional)

Basic Operations of Remote Control

Appendix

Appendix

Appendix

Accessories/ Installation Procedure

Connecting Wires to Terminals

Installation/Removing the Unit

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting Guide

Specifications

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