JVC Arsenal KD-AHD39 User manual

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KD-AHD39
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AUDIO
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KD-AHD39
KD-AHD39/KD-H
DR30
CD RECEIVER
RECEPTOR CON CD
RECEPTEUR CD
JVC
For
canceling
the
display
demonstration,
see
page
7.
Para
cancelar
la
demostraci6n
en
pantalla,
consulte
la
pagina
7.
Pour
annuler
la
demonstration
des
affichages,
referez-vous
a
la
page
7.
For
installation
and
connections,
refer
to
the
separate
manual.
Para
la
instalaci6n
y
las
conexiones,
refierase
al
manual
separado.
Pour
I'installation
et
les
raccordements,
se
referer
au
manuel
separe.
INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL
DE
INSTRUCCIONES
MANUEL D'INSTRUCTIONS
For
customer
Use:
Enter
below
the
Model
No.
and
Serial
No.
which
are
located
on
the
top
or
bottom
of
the
cabinet.
Retain
this
information
for
future
reference.
Model
No.
Serial
No.
LVT1775-001 A
[J]

Thank
you
for
purchasing
a
JVC
product.
Please
read
all
instructions
carefully
before
operation,
to
ensure
your
complete
understanding
and
to
obtain
the
best
possible
performance
from
the
unit.
INFORMATION
(For
U.S.A.}
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
digital
device,
pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in
a
residential
installation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instructions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications.
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
-
Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna.
-
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.
-
Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.
-
Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radiolTV
technician
for
help.
Changes
or
modifications
not
approved
by
JVC
could
void
the
user's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
IMPORTANT
FOR
LASER
PRODUCTS
1.
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
2.
CAUTION:
Do
not
open
the
top
cover.
There
are
no
user
serviceable
parts
inside
the
unit;
leave
all
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
3.
CAUTION:
(For
U.s.A.)
Visible
and/or
invisible
class
II
laser
radiation
when
open.
Do
not
stare
into
beam.
(For
Canada)
Visible
and/or
invisible
class
1M
laser
radiation
when
open.
Do
not
view
directly
with
optical
instruments.
4.
REPRODUCTION
OF
LABEL:
CAUTION
LABEL,
PLACED
OUTSIDE
THE
UNIT.
CAUTION
ATTENTION
AVISO
VARNING
~.
CAUTION
VISIBLE
AND
/
OR
RAYONNEMENT
LASER
RADIACION
LASER
SYNUG
OCH
/
EUER
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VISIBLE
AND/OR
INVISIBLE
CLASS
1M
VISIBLE
ET
/
OU
DE
CLASE
1M
OSYNLlG
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INVISIBLE
CLASS
n
LASER
RADIATION
INVISIBLE
DE
CLASSE
VISIBLE
Y/O
INVISIBLE
LASERSTRALNING,
ID?7A1M
LASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN.
DO
NOT
1M
UNE
FO!S
OUVERT.
CUANDO
EST"
KLASS
1
M,
NAR
DENNA
v-'!'-UDl
WHEN
OPEN.
VIEW
DIRECTLY
WITH
NE
PAS
REGARDER
ABIERTO.
NO
MIRAR
DEL
All
OPPNAD.
IUt.
DO
NOT
STARE
OPTICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
DIRECTEMENT
AVEC
DIRECTAMENTE
BETRAKTA
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BEAM.
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INSTRUMENTS
CON
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FDA
21
CFR
(ENG)
(ENG)
OPTIQUES.
(FRA)
OPT1CO.
(ESP)
INSTRUMENT.
(SWE)
(JPNl
LV44603-003A
[European
Union
only]
-
-
How
to
reset
your
unit
•
Your
preset
adjustments
will
also
be
erased
(except
the
registered
Bluetooth
device,
see
pages
79
and
20).
•
How
to
forcibly
eject
a
disc
If
this
does
not
work,
reset
your
unit.
•
Be
careful
not
to
drop
the
disc
when
it
ejects.

Time
countdown
indicator
•
How
to
use
the
M
MODE
button
If
you
press
the
M
MODE
button,
the
unit
goes
into
functions
mode,
then
the
number
buttons
and
./T
buttons
work
as
different
function
buttons.
If
you
need
to
operate
the
unit
while
driving,
be
sure
to
look
around
carefully
or
you
may
be
involved
in
a
traffic
accident.
Control
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Press
repeatedly.
Press
briefly.
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~
Press
either
one,
00
~
To
use
these
buttons
for
their
original
functions
again
after
pressing
the
M
MODE
button,
wait
for
5
seconds
without
pressing
any
of
these
buttons
until
the
functions
mode
is
cleared
or
press
the
M
MODE
button
again
.
•
How
to
read
this
manual
•
Button
operations
are
mainly
explained
using
the
illustrations
in
the
table
below.
•
Illustrations
of
KD-HDR30
are
mainly
used
for
explanation.
•
Some
related
tips
and
notes
are
explained
in
"More
about
this
unit"
(see
pages
31
-
33).
The
following
marks
are
used
to
indicate
...
I0
c::::rl
:
Built-in
CD
player
operations.
11111]
:
External
CD
changer
operations.
o :
Indicator
displayed
for
the
corresponding
operation.
Press
and
hold
until
your
desired
response
begins.
Press
and
hold
both
buttons
at
the
same
time.
For
safety
...
•
Do
not
raise
the
volume
level
too
much,
as
this
will
block
outside
sounds,
making
driving
dangerous.
•
Stop
the
car
before
performing
any
complicated
operations.
Temperature
inside
the
car
...
If
you
have
parked
the
car
for
a
long
time
in
hot
or
cold
weather,
wait
until
the
temperature
in
the
car
becomes
normal
before
operating
the
unit.
-

I
Control
panel
Parts
identification.
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KD-AHD39
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KD-AHD39
7
EO
CD
OJ
...
(up)
/
~
(down)
buttons
[1]
~
(eject)
button
[II
~/I
ATT
(standby/on
attenuator)
button
W
Control
dial
W
Remote
sensor
DO
NOT
expose
the
remote
sensor
to
strong
light
(direct
sunlight
or
artificial
lighting).
[§]
BAND
button
[]]
Loading
slot
[]]
Display
window
[[]
KD-AHD39:
CS-A
(SRS
Circle
Surround
Auto™)
button
KD-HDR30:
EQ
(equalizer)
button
[IQ]
DISP
(display)
button
IT]
~
(control
panel
release)
button
KD-HDR30
7
c,/
[JlJ
SRC
(source)
button
[TIJ
~
v
/~
A
buttons
[H]
AUX
(auxiliary)
button
[lli
SEL
(select)
button
[l§l
M
MODE
button
[Z]
Number
buttons
!lID
KD-AHD39:
EQ
(equalizer)
button
[ill
MO
(monaural)
button
~
SSM
(Strong-station
Sequential
Memory)
button
In]
HOLD
button
~
RPT
(repeat)
button
~
RND
(random)
button
~
AUX
(auxiliary)
input
jack

Display
window
~
Status
of
Bluetooth
device
(Device
number,
[1
-
5];
signal
strength,
[0
-
3]*1;
battery
reminder,
[0
-
3]*1)
~
Tr
(track)
indicator
[ll]
Sub-display
~
Bluetooth
indicator
Lights
up
when
a
Bluetooth
device
is
connected.
@!
Playback
source
indicators-
CH:
Lights
up
only
when
CD-CH
is
selected
as
the
playback
source.
DISC:
Lights
up
only
when
CD
is
selected
as
the
playback
source.
@Q]
Playback
mode
I
item
indicators-
RND
(random),
•
(disc),
.,
(folder),
RPT
(repeat)
Remote
controller
-
RM-RKSO
lliJ
Tuner
reception
indicators-ST
(stereo),
MO
(monaural),
HOLD
(reception
hold),
HD
(HD
Radio™
broadcasting)
~
Sound
mode
(preset
equalizer)
indicators-CLASSIC,
HIP
HOP,
JAZZ,
ROCK,
POPS,
USER
~
EQ
(equalizer)
indicator
@11
Information
indicators-TAG,
Ii
(folder),
J'
(trackl
file,
CS
II
encoded
HD
Radio
signal*2)
~
Main
display
*1
As
the
signal/battery
becomes
stronger,
the
number
increases.
*2
KD-AHD39
only
•
Installing
the
lithium
coin
battery
(CR202S)
If
the
range
of
effectiveness
of
the
remote
controller
decreases,
replace
the
battery.
This
product
contains
a
CR
Coin
Cell
Lithium
Battery
which
contains
Perchlorate
Material-special
handling
may
apply.
See
www.dtsc.ca.gov
Ihazardouswaste/perchlorate
Aim
the
remote
controller
directly
at
the
remote
sensor
on
the
unit.
Make
sure
there
is
no
obstacle
in
between.
•
Do
not
install
any
battery
other
than
CR2025
or
its
equivalent;
otherwise,
it
may
explode.
•
Store
the
battery
in
a
place
where
children
cannot
reach
to
avoid
risk
of
accident.
•
To
prevent
the
battery
from
over-heating,
cracking,
or
starting
a
fire:
-
Do
not
recharge,
short,
disassemble,
heat
the
battery,
or
dispose
of
it
in
a
fire.
-
Do
not
leave
the
battery
with
other
metallic
materials.
-
Do
not
poke
the
battery
with
tweezers
or
similar
tools.
-
Wrap
the
battery
with
tape
and
insulate
when
throWing
away
or
saving
it.
Continued
on
the
next
page
-

I
Main
elements
and
features
-
OJ
<!>/I/ATT
(standby/on/attenuator)
button
• T
urns
the
power
on
if
pressed
briefly
or
attenuates
the
sound
when
the
power
is
on.
•
Turns
the
power
off
if
pressed
and
held.
W
...
U
(up)
/ D
(down)
~
buttons
•
Changes
the
FM/AM
bands
with
...
U.
•
Changes
the
preset
stations
with
D
~.
•
Changes
the
HD
Radio
multicast
channel
numbers
if
pressed
and
held.
•
Changes
the
folder
of
the
MP3/WMA
discs.
•
While
playing
an
MP3
disc
on
an
MP3-compatible
CD
changer:
-
Changes
the
disc
if
pressed
briefly.
-
Changes
the
folder
if
pressed
and
held.
•
While
listening
to
the
satellite
(SIRIUS
or
XM)
radio:
-
Changes
the
categories.
•
While
listening
to
an
Apple
iPod:
-
Pauses/stops
or
resumes
playback
with
D
~.
-
Enters
the
main
menu
with
...
U.
(Now
...
U/
D
~
/
....
R/F
~
work
as
the
menu
selection
buttons.)*
Q]
VOL
- /
VOL
+
buttons
•
Adjusts
the
volume
level.
rn
SOUND
button
•
Selects
the
sound
mode
(EO
mode.)
[]]
SOURCE
button
•
Selects
the
source.
[§]
....
R
(reverse)
/ F
(forward)
~
buttons
•
Searches
for
stations
if
pressed
briefly.
•
Searches
for
HD
Radio
stations
if
pressed
and
held.
•
Fast-forwards
or
reverses
the
track
if
pressed
and
held.
•
Changes
the
tracks
if
pressed
briefly.
•
While
listening
to
the
satellite
radio:
-
Changes
the
channels
if
pressed
briefly.
-
Changes
the
channels
rapidly
if
pressed
and
held.
•
While
listening
to
an
iPod
(in
menu
selecting
mode):
-
Selects
an
item
if
pressed
briefly.
(Then,
press
D~
to
confirm
the
selection.)
-
Skips
10
items
at
a
time
if
pressed
and
held.
•
While
listening
to
a
Bluetooth
audio
player
-
Reverse
skip/forward
skip
*...U:
Returns
to
the
previous
menu.
o
~
:
Confirms
the
selection.
Only
for
KD-AHD39:
The
unit
is
eqUipped
with
the
OE
remote
control
(steering
wheel
remote
control)
function.
•
See
the
Installation/Connection
Manual
(separate
volume)
for
connection.

-
To
check
the
current
clock
time
during
power
off
with
"CLOCK
DISP"
deactivated
Discs
produce
very
little
noise
compared
with
other
sources.
Lower
the
volume
before
playing
a
disc
to
avoid
damaging
the
speakers
by
the
sudden
increase
of
the
output
level.
II]
Canceling
the
display
demonstration
Select
"DEMO,"
then
"DEMO
OFF."
W
Setting
the
clock
Select
"CLOCK
HOUR,"
then
adjust
the
hour.
Select
"CLOCK
MIN"
(minute),
then
adjust
the
minute.
3
Finish
the
procedure.
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•
See
also
"General
settings
-
PSM"
on
pages
17
and
18.
1SEL
~1llIII
To
drop
the
volume
in
a
moment
ATT
(ATT)
~
To
restore
the
sound,
press
it
again.
To
turn
off
the
power
ATT
~
rImI
•
Adjust
the
sound
as
you
want.
(See
pages
14
-16.)
Volume
level
indicator
:t:-t-'-OL
Ur1E
l~a-
Volume
level
appears.
•
For
XM
radio
~XM1"'XM2"'XM3J
ATT
•
For
conventional
FM/AM
stations
and
HD
Radio
stations
~FM1"'FM2"'FM3
...
AM
J
•
For
SIRIUS
radio
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Getting
started
Basic
operations
_
o
Turn
on
the
power.
~
• •
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FM1/FM2IFM3/AM"
'.
SIRIUS1/SIRIUS2ISIRIUS3*
or
XM11XM2IXM3*"
CD*
..
CD-CH*/IPOD*
(or
EXT
INPUT)
..
BT-PHONE*
..
BT-AUDIO*
..
AUX
IN"
(Back
to
the
beginning)
*
You
cannot
select
these
sources
if
they
are
not
ready
or
not
connected.
.~~,
.:~
.

Radio
operations
You
can
tune
in
to
both
conventional
and
HD
Radio
broadcasts.
•
If
you
want
to
search
for
HD
Radio
stations
only,
see
"To
search
for
HD
Radio
stations
only-HD
Search"
on
page
9.
EX.:
When
a
conventional
FM
broadcast
is
tuned
in
ST
indicator
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Selected
band
Selected
frequency
To
tune
in
to
broadcasts
manually-
Manual
Search
I
Call
Sign
To
stop
searching,
press
the
same
button
again.
EX.:
When
an
HD
Radio
broadcast
is
tuned
in
Flashes
first
then
lights
up
when
a
digital
audio
broadcast
is
tuned
in.
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-1-
First
four
letters
of
the
Call
Sign
Channel
number
•
Only
for
HD
Radio
multicast
channels
8
Select
your
desired
channel.
•
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What
is
HD
Radio™
broadcasting?
HD
Radio
stations
can
deliver
high-quality
digital
sound-AM
digital
will
have
FM-like
sound
quality
(in
stereo)
and
FM
digital
will
have
CD-like
sound
quality-
with
static-free
and
clear
reception.
Furthermore,
stations
can
offer
text
and
data,
such
as
artist
names
and
song
titles.
•
HD
Radio
tuners
can
also
tune
in
to
conventional
analog
broadcasts.
•
Many
HD
Radio
stations
offer
more
than
one
channel
of
programming.
This
service
is
called
multicasting.
•
To
find
HD
Radio
stations
in
your
area,
visit
<http://
www.hdradio.com/>
.
ABAND
V
~~".LFM1"":-;FM3J
The
selected
band
appears
on
the
sub-display.
•
Start
searching
for
a
station.
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"
IIW!!I!I
In
step.
on
the
left
...
IT]
Before
starting
Manual
Search,
select
"MANUAL"
for
IISEARCH
MODE"
(see
page
18).
When
a
station
is
tuned
in,
searching
stops.
•
The
ST
indicator
lights
up
when
the
unit
receives
a
stereo
signal.
•
Only
for
KD-AHD39:
The
P
indicator
lights
up
when
the
unit
receives
an
HD
Radio
signal
encoded
with
CS
II
(SRS
Circle
Surround
II'M).
-
When
an
HD
Radio
broadcast
is
tuned
in
...
Analog
signals
are
received
first
for
a
few
seconds
before
digital
signals.

While
listening
to
an
HD
Radio
station
•.•
1
MODE
~
AUTO
----.
DIGITAL
]
'----
ANALOG
.....
.:---
210
HOLD
To
change
the
HD
Radio
reception
mode
While
tuning
in
to
an
HD
Radio
broadcast,
the
received
signals
may
alternate
between
digital
and
analog
due
to
the
receiving
conditions.
If
you
want
to
cancel
this
function,
follow
the
procedure
below.
Before
starting
HD
Search,
select
"HD
SEEK"
for
"SEARCH
MODE"
(see
page
18).
To
search
for
HD
Radio
stations
only-HD
Search
•
When
you
press
the
M
MODE
button
in
step.
on
page
8,
you
can
use
HD
Search
(see
below)
temporarily
by
pressing
the
~
v
/~
A
buttons
even
though
"MANUAL"
is
selected
for
"SEARCH
MODE."
HOLD
indicator
,----------!;(HOLDI:m
F
11
I
--..:"-
•
.------==-==_
USER
UI
a9
In,.JlU
.
IUllnz
When
an
FM
stereo
broadcast
is
hard
to
receive
Lights
up
when
the
monaural
mode
is
activated.
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4"
USER
UI
,.Jln,.,n
I
IU/IIU
r r
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UI
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In,.JlU
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When
an
HD
Radio
station
is
tuned
in,
searching
stops.
•
When
you
press
the
M
MODE
button
in
step.
on
page
8,
you
can
use
Manual
Search
(see
page
8)
temporarily
by
pressing
the
~
v
/~
A
buttons
even
though
"HD
SEARCH"
is
selected
for
"SEARCH
MODE."
ANALOG:
For
playing
analog
audio
only.
HOLD
indicator
lights
up.
AUTO:
For
automatic
switching
between
digital
and
analog
audio.
DIGITAL:
For
playing
digital
audio
only.
HOLD
indicator
lights
up.
•If
no
sound
comes
out
with
current
setting,
change
the
setting
to
"ANALOG"
or
"DIGITAL."
•
The
setting
automatically
returns
to
"AUTO"
in
the
follOWing
cases:
-
When
you
tune
in
to
another
broadcast.
-
When
you
change
to
another
source.
-
When
you
turn
off
the
power.
•
This
setting
does
not
affect
the
conventional
FM/
AM
stations.
•If
the
radio
station
forces
the
reception
mode
to
digital,
the
HOLD
indicator
flashes.
8
MO
MOOE
Reception
improves,
but
the
stereo
effect
will
be
lost.
To
restore
the
stereo
effect,
repeat
the
same
procedure.
"MONO
OFF"
appears
and
the
MO
indicator
goes
off.
-

You
can
preset
six
stations
for
each
band.
•
The
HD
Radio
multicast
channels
can
also
be
preset.
II
Station
automatic presetting-SSM
(Strong-station
Sequential
Memory)
Listening
toa
preset
station
2
Select
the
preset
station
(1
-
6)
you
want.
I
Storing
stations
in
memo,ry
I
3
•
"LINKING"
appears
while
linking
to
an
HD
Radio
multicast
channel.
7 a
110
8
aSIi
10
HOLD
11
APT
12
AND
Frequency:
Shows
the
station
frequency.
Call
Sign*l:
Shows
the
Call
Sign
of
the
HD
Radio
broadcast
tuned
in.
Clock:
Shows
the
clock.
Changing
the
diipla'y
information
G~
Clock
-
Call
Sign*l
J
DISP'
'\,\
..
L
Text*3
.....
PTY*2
.....
Frequency
~n-l-n-I-
....
55/111
.,-
--.
I I
::
--,I'-l4-'''''-'-\:-
"SSM"
flashes,
then
disappears
when
automatic
presetting
is
over.
Local
stations
with
the
strongest
signals
are
searched
for
and
stored
automatically
in
the
selected
band.
•
HD
Radio
stations
are
preferentially
stored.
1
Select
the
band
you
want
to
store
in.
BAND
<!(~
C:FM1~FM2~FM3J
.~-
"" L
AM
....
---
"..
2MODE
~
9
SSM
~rJmI
Manual
presetting
1
Tune
in
to
the
station
or
channel
you
want
to
preset
(see
pages
8
and
9).
2
Press
and
hold
a
number
button
(1
-
6)
to
select
a
preset
number.
Ex.:
Storing
channel
number
2
of
an
HD
Radio
broadcast
into
preset
number
4
of
the
FMl
band.
10
HOLD
F
~1
.~
.LLI_"
USER
ti:I
,
:.."
'0
LI
":
/I
1/
U
-,
-
H'
T1
=t
..
/
-,,,
1/1//1
~
L I
J.n::
:'-1-'-"
The
preset
number
flashes
for
a
while.
PTY*2:
Shows
the
genre
of
the
HD
Radio
program
tuned
in
(Program
Type).
Text*3:
Shows
the
Title/Artist/Album
name
of
the
current
segment.
•
Station
frequency
appears
for
a
while
...
-
When
you
change
the
frequency.
-
When
you
change
the
band.
*1
No
information
appears
when
a
Cal/Sign
is
not
received.
*2
When
no
program
type
(PTY)
is
received,
"HD
RADIO"
appears
for
HD
Radio
broadcasting,
and
"ANALOG"
appears
for
analog
broadcasting.
*3
"NO
TEXT"
appears
when
no
text
is
received
lID

Disc
operations
Playing
a
disc
in
the
unit
__
Ali
tracks
will
be
played
repeatedly
until
you
change
the
source
or
eject
the
disc.
About
the
CD
changer
It
is
recommended
to
use
a
JVC
MP3-compatible
CD
changer
with
your
unit.
•
You
can
also
connect
other
CH-X
series
CD
changers
(except
CH-X99
and
CH-X100).
These
units
are
not
compatible
with
MP3
discs.
•
You
cannot
play
any
WMA
discs
in
the
CD
changer.
•
You
cannot
use
the
KD-MK
series
CD
changers
with
this
unit.
•
Disc
text
information
recorded
on
a
CD
Text
can
be
displayed
when
a
JVC
CD
Text
compatible
CD
changer
is
connected.
•
For
connection,
see
Installation/Connection
Manual
(separate
volume).
About
MP3
and
WMA
discs
MP3
and
WMA
"tracks"
(the
words
"file"
and
"track"
are
used
interchangeably)
are
recorded
in
"folders."
a •
To
stop
playback
and
eject
the
disc
Playing
discs
in
the
CD
changer_
Ali
discs
in
the
magazine
will
be
played
repeatedly
until
you
change
the
source.
•
Ejecting
the
magazine
will
also
stop
playback.
o
~
CD"(H*
t:·
.'
[
(or
EXT
INPUn----.-:
1/.
:
*If
you
have
changed
the
external
input
setting
to
"EXT
INPUT"
(see
page
18),
you
cannot
select
the
CD
changer.
•
Select
a
disc.
For
disc
numbers
01
-
06:
To
fast-forward
or
reverse
the
track
Togo
to
the
next
or
previous
tracks
l··o~l
111111
7 8
110
8
8811
10
HOLD
11
RPT
12
RND
For
disc
numbers
07
-
12:
7 8
110
8
&&11
10
HOLD
II
RPT
12
RND
..

•
For
MP3
or
WMA
discs,
you
can
skip
tracks
within
the
same
folder.
I
oc::::J1
Only
possible
on
JVC
MP3-compatible
CD
changer
MODE
111111
~
2
~.
rTr'dl~.~.mT~~:~
Each
time
you
press
the
button,
you
can
skip
10
tracks.
•
After
the
last
track,
the
first
track
will
be
selected
and
vice
versa.
Ex.:
To
select
track
32
while
playing
a
track
whose
number
is
a
single
digit
(1
to
9).
1
I
Other
main
functions
Skipping
tracks
quickly
during
playback
To
select
a
particular
track
in
a
folder
(for
MP3
or
WMA
discs):
To
select
a
number
from
07
-
12:
To
locate
a
particular
track
(for
CD)
or
folder
(for
MP3
or
WMA
discs)
directly
I
oC::::::11
To
select
a
number
from
01
-
06:
7 8
"0
9
6511
10
HOLD
11
RPT
12
RND
CI)@@@CDCD
~11D
7 8
MO
888M
'0
HOLD
11
RPT
12
RND
CI)@@@CDCD
~
To
go
to
the
next
or
previous
folders
U!nIY-
for
MP3
or
WMA
discs}
For
MP3
discs:
I
0c::::J
11111
?I
For
WMA
discs:
I
0c::::J
I
'.
;!
Prohibiting
disc
ejection
I
oc::::JI
You
can
lock
a
disc
in
the
loading
slot.
+
I1D
Cd
DISC
4'
USER
UJI
/lIn
E
IE"
II/U
...J
L.
I
To
cancel
the
prohibition,
repeat
the
same
procedure.

While
playing
an
audio
CD
or
a
CD
Text
[j]
~
Disc
title
/
performer*'
t ,
[I]
.-Tracktitle*'
®
•
While
playing
an
MP3
or
a
WMA*2
disc
•
When
"TAG
DISPLAY"
is
set
to
"TAG
ON"
(see
page
18)
~
~
Album
name
/
performer
(folder
name*3)
t
€~
[I]
.-
Track
title
(file
name*3)
Q
•
When
"TAG
DISPLAY"
is
set
to
"TAG
OFF"
[j]
~
Folder
name
@)
t ,
[I]
.-
File
name
®
[][]:
Clock
with
the
current
track
number
[1]:
Elapsed
playing
time
with
the
current
track
number
*1
If
the
current
disc
is
an
audio
CD,
"NO
NAME"
appears.
*2
Only
for
the
built
-in
CO
player.
*3 If
an
MP3IWMA
file
does
not
have
Tag
information,
the
folder
name
and
file
name
appear.
In
this
case,
the
TAG
indicator
will
not
light
up.
You
can
use
only
one
of
the
following
playback
modes
at
atime.
1
MODE
~
2
Select
your
desired
playback
mode.
•
Repeat
play
11
RPT
a:8~
/(i\'1',:",.
Mode
'
Plays
repeatedly
TRACK
RPT:
The
current
track.
~
FOLDER
RPT*':
All
tracks
of
the
current
folder.
@)~
DISC
RPT*2:
All
tracks
of
the
current
disc.
@)~
RPT
OFF:
Cancels.
•
Random
play
'2
RND
Mode
Plays
at
random
FOLDER
RND*':
All
tracks
of
the
current
folder,
then
the
tracks
of
the
next
folder
and
so
on.<@~
DISC
RN
0:
All
tracks
of
the
current
disc.
<@@)
ALL
RND*2:
All
tracks
of
the
inserted
discs.
<@
RND
OFF:
Cancels.
*1
Only
while
playing
an
MP3
or
a
WMA
disc.
*2
Only
while
playing
discs
in
the
CD
changer.
..

Sound
adjustments
You
can
select
and
customize
a
preset
sound
mode
suitable
to
the
music
source
using
the
7
-band
equalizer.
I
Using
EQ
mode·
To
adjust
a
preset
EQ
mode
You
can
adjust
the
sound
modes
and
store
your
own
adjustments
in
memory.
1
Select
your
desired
preset
mode
to
customize,
referring
to
liTo
select
a
preset
EQ
mode"
on
the
left,
then
•••
SEL
The
adjustable
frequency
level
appears.
EX.:
When
"FREQ
60"
of
"JAZZ"
is
selected
JAU
GO
....
----
F,c1EG
7
EQ
Only
for
KD-AHDJ9
~
2
KD-AHD39
To
select
a
preset
EQ
mode
1
USER--.
ROCK
-.
CLASSICJ
JAU.-HIP
HOP'-POPS
KD-HDR30
USER:
Flat
sound
2
Select
your
desired
frequency.
.-",
......
'
....
':/0'.:
~FREQ
60
-FREQ
150-
:.'
•FREQ400-FREQ1K-
FREQ
2.4K-FREQ
6K-
FREQ15K-
(Back
to
the
beginning)
ROCK:
For
rock
or
discotheque
music
ClASSIC:
For
classical
music
POPS:
For
light
music
HIP
HOP:
For
funk
or
rap
music
JAZZ:
For
jazz
music
3
The
adjusted
frequency
level
(-05
to
+05)
will
be
stored.
4
Repeat
the
procedure
from
steps
2
and
3
to
adjust
other
frequencies.
Initial
settings
of
preset
EQ
modes
Initial
level
of
each
frequency
Mode
FREQ60
FREQ
150
FREQ400
FREQ
1K
FREQ2.4K
FREQ6K
FREQ
15K
USER
00 00
00
00 00
00
00
ROCK
+03
+02
00 00
+01
+02
+01
ClASSIC
+01
+03
+01
00 00
+02
00
POPS
00
+02
00 00 00
+01
+02
HIP
HOP
+04
+01
-01
-02
00
+01
00
JAZZ
+03
+02
+01 +01 +01
+03
+01

Indication
[Range]
"
Usi6gSRSCirde
SJrround~lIto~'
, ,
f,
<,
",
'{C$-A
mode),';
"
This
function
is
only
for
KD-AHD39.
SRS
FOCUS":
Elevates
the
sound
field
to
a
more
optimal
listening
level.
SRSTruBass":
Creates
an
ultra
rich
bass
using
the
standard
speakers
with
no
subwoofer
connected.
SRS
Circle
Surround
Auto™
is
made
up
of...
SRS
Circle
Surround
II™
decoder:
Converts
the
sound
of
CD,
AM/FM
radio
broadcast
and
other
various
sources
into
multi-channel
sounds.
SRS
Circle
Surround
Auto™
is
a
surround
technology
specially
designed
for
car
audio,
and
it
can
reproduce
S.l-channel
sound
through
a
standard
4-speaker
car
stereo
system
(with
or
without
a
subwoofer.)
FADER*'
*2
Adjust
the
front
and
rear
speaker
balance.
[F12
to
R12]
BALANCE*2
Adjust
the
left
and
right
speaker
balance.
[L
12
to
R12]
SUB.W*3
(subwoofer)
Adjust
the
subwoofer
output
level.
[00
to
08]
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,.,-~.
<':.":"::;.'-".:~,:'.,:,
.
,.,,-;
>:.,'<
.
;"
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/.-'.
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,".:0
,-
..
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2
1~~ C
FADER
-
BALANCE
J
'-'~':"
".
YOLUME
...
YOLADJ
....
SUB.W
VOL
ADJ
(volume
adjust)
Adjust
the
input
level
of
each
source
(except
"FM,"
"BT-PHONE,"
and
"BT-AUDIO"*4).
[-10
to
+
10]
Adjust
to
match
to
the
input
level
of
the
FM
sound
level.
•
Before
making
an
adjustment,
select
the
source
you
want
to
adjust.
VOLUME
Adjust
the
volume.
[00
to
30
or
SO*5]
•
The
volume
levels
for
"BT
-PHONE,"
"BT
-AUDIO,"
and
the
other
sources
are
stored
separately.
*1
If
you
are
using
a
two-speaker
system,
set
the
fader
level
to
"00."
*1
This
adjustment
does
not
affect
the
subwoofer
output.
*3
This
takes
effect
only
when
a
subwoofer
is
connected.
*4
When
"FM,"
"BT-PHONE,"
or
"BT-AUDlO"
is
selected
as
the
source,
"VOL
AD}
FIX"
appears
on
the
display
and
you
cannot
adjust
the
setting.
*5
Depending
on
the
amplifier
gain
control
setting
(see
page
18).
To
select
a
preset
mode
of
SRS
Circle
Surround
Auto
TII
J
~{:~~'"
~
TY
IYI'PE
A
~
TYPE
B
~
~PE
CJ
"'-~
OFF.-
USER
CS-A
",
•
TYPE
A:
For
the
system
of
large
front
speaker
with
tweeter
and
rear
tray
speaker
TYPE
B:
For
the
system
of
large
front
speaker
with
tweeter
and
door-mounted
rear
speaker
TYPE
C:
For
the
system
of
small
front
speaker
and
door-mounted
rear
speaker
USER:
For
your
preference
OFF:
Cancels
CS-A
mode.
Continued
on
the
next
page
..

Adjusted
settings
will
be
stored.
FOCUS
F
(SRS
FOCUS@
Front)
Adjust
the
SRS
FOCUS@
of
the
front
speaker.
[0
to
9]
FOCUS
R
(SRS
FOCUS@
Rear)
Adjust
the
SRS
FOCUS@
of
the
rear
speaker.
[0
to
9]
TRUBASS
F
(SRS
T
ruBass@
Front)
Adjust
the
SRS
T
ruBass@
of
the
front
speaker.
[0
to
9]
TRUBASS
R
(SRS
TruBass@
Rear)
Adjust
the
SRS
TruBass@
ofthe
rear
speaker.
[0
to
9]
TRUBASS
W
(SRS
TruBass@
Subwoofer)
Adjust
the
SRS
T
ruBass@
of
the
subwoofer.
[0
to
9]
M
TO
R
(Mix
to
Rear)
Adjust
the
level
of
the
front
channel
signals
mixed
to
the
rear
for
richer
sound
in
the
rear
seat.
[0
to
9]
Indication
[Rangel
4
Repeat
the
procedure
from
steps
2
and
3
to
adjust
other
items.
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FOCUS
R-
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TRUBASS
F-
•
TRUBASSR-
TRUBASS
W-M
TO
R-
(Back
to
the
beginning)
1
Select
your
desired
CS·A
mode
to
adjust,
referring
to
"To
select
a
preset
mode
of
SRS
Circle
Surround
AutoTMff
on
page
15,
then
...
SEL
~
The
adjustable
item
appears.
,
USERUI
-
F
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5
cnn
,
ULU
I
J\UIUI
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Selected
item
name
appears.
level
number
(0-9.)
2
Select
an
item
to
adjust.
To
adjust
a
preset
mode
of
SRS
Circle
3
Surround
Auto'M
You
can
adjust
the
SRS
FOCUS@
and
the
SRS
TruBass@
of
each
preset
CS-A
mode
and
store
your
own
adjustments
in
memory.
Initial
settings
of
preset
CS-A
mode
Initial
level
of
each
item
Mode
FOCUS
F
FOCUS
R
TRUBASS
F
TRUBASS
R
TRUBASSW
MTOR
USER
0 0 0 0 02
TYPE
A343432
TYPEB
485652
TYPEC
79787 2
OFF
No
effect
applied.

General
settings
-
PSM
You
can
change
PsM
(Preferred
Setting
Mode)
items
(except
I/slDl/)
listed
in
the
table
that
follows.
Ex.:
When
"DIMMER"
is
selected
F
f1
:
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USER
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3
Adjust
the
PSM
item
selected.
4
Repeat
steps
2
and
3
to
adjust
other
PSM
items
if
necessary.
5
Finish
the
procedure.
SEL
Indications
DEMO
Display
demonstration
CLOCK
DISP
Display
clock
CLOCK
HOUR
Hour
adjustment
CLOCK
MIN
Minute
adjustment
CLOCKADJ
Clock
adjustment
TlMEZONE*'
Time
zone
DST*'
Daylight
savings
time
SID*2
SIRIUS
ID
DIMMER
Dimmer
mode
selectable
settings,
[reference
pagel
DEMO
ON:
[Initial];
Display
demonstration
will
be
activated
automatically,
[7].
DEMO
OFF:
Cancels.
CLOCK
ON:
Clock
time
is
always
shown
on
the
display
when
the
power
is
turned
off.
CLOCK
OFF:
[Initial];
Cancels.
Pressing
DlsP
will
show
the
clock
time
for
about
5
seconds
when
the
power
is
turned
off,
[7].
1-12,
[7]
[Initial:
1
(1:00)]
00-
59,
[7]
[Initial:
00
(1
:00)]
AUTO:
The
built-in
clock
is
automatically
adjusted
using
the
clock
data
provided
via
the
HD
Radio
broadcast.*3
OFF:
[Initial];
Cancels.
Select
your
residential
area
from
one
of
the
following
time
zones
for
clock
adjustment.
EASTERN
[Initial]
~
ATLANTIC
~
NEWFOUND
~
ALASKA
~
PACIFIC
~
MOUNTAIN
~
CENTRAL
~
(back
to
the
beginning)
Activate
this
if
your
residential
area
is
subject
to
DsT.
DST
ON:
Activates
daylight
savings
time.
DST
OFF:
[Initial];
Cancels.
The
12-digit
SIRIUS
identification
number
scrolls
on
the
display
5
seconds,
[25].
AUTO:
[Initial];
Dims
the
display
when
you
turn
on
the
headlights.
ON:
Dims
the
display
illumination
of
this
unit.
OFF:
Cancels.
*1
Displayed
only
when
"CLOCK
AD}"
is
set
to
"AUTO."
*2
Displayed
only
when
SIRIUS
Satellite
radio
is
connected.
*3
When
the
SIRIUS
Satellite
Radio
or
XM
Satellite
Radio
is
connected,
the
dock
data
is
provided
via
the
Satellite
radio
channel.
Continued
on
the
next
page
..

OFF:
Indications
TEL
MUTlNG*l
Telephone
muting
SCROLL
*2
Scroll
mode
SUB.W
FREQ
Subwoofer
cutoff
frequency
EXT
INPUT*3
External
input
TAG
DISPLAY*2
Tag
display
AMP
GAIN
Amplifier
gain
control
Selectable
settings,
[reference
pagel
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~~
Select
either
one
which
mutes
the
sounds
while
using
a
cellular
phone
system.
MUTING
OFF:
{Initial];
Cancels.
•
When
"CD"
or
"CD-CH/IPOD"
has
been
selected
as
the
source,
playback
pauses
during
telephone
muting.
ONCE:
{Initial];
Scrolls
the
information
once.
AUTO:
Repeats
scrolling
(5-second
intervals).
OFF:
Cancels.
•
Pressing
DISP
for
more
than
one
second
can
scroll
the
display
regardless
of
the
setting.
LOW:
Frequencies
lower
than
90
Hz
are
sent
to
the
subwoofer.
MID:
{Initial};
Frequencies
lower
than
135
Hz
are
sent
to
the
subwoofer.
HIGH:
Frequencies
lower
than
180
Hz
are
sent
to
the
subwoofer.
CHANGER:
{Initial};
To
use
a
JVC
CD
changer,
[11]
or
an
Apple
iPod,
[28].
EXT
INPUT:
To
use
any
other
external
component
than
the
above,
[30].
•
For
connecting
KS-BTA200,
[19]/KS-SRA
100,
[25]/XMDJVC100
[25],
this
setting
is
not
required.
It
is
automatically
detected.
TAG
ON:
{Initial};
Shows
the
Tag
information
while
playing
MP3/WMA
tracks,
[13].
TAG
OFF:
Cancels.
You
can
change
the
maximum
volume
level
ofthis
unit.
HIGH
POWER:
{Initial};
VOL
00
-
VOL
50
LOW
POWER:
VOL
00
-
VOL
30
(Select
this
if
the
maximum
power
of
the
speaker
is
less
than
50
W
to
prevent
them
from
being
damaged.)
Deactivates
the
built-in
amplifier.
IF
BAND
Intermediate
frequency
band
AREA
Tuner
channel
interval
AUTO:
WIDE:
AREA
US:
AREA
EU:
AREA
SA:
[Initial];
Increases
the
tuner
selectivity
to
reduce
interference
noises
between
the stations.
(The
stereo
effect
will
be
lost.)
Subject
to
the
interference
noises
from
adjacent
stations,
but
sound
quality
will
not
be
degraded.
(The
stereo
effect
will
not
be
lost.)
[Initial};
When
using
the
unit
in
North/Central/South
America.
The
AM/FM
intervals
are
set
to
10
kHz/200
kHz.
When
using
the
unit
in
any
other
areas.
The
AM/FM
intervals
are
set
to
9
kHz/50
kHz
(100
kHz
during
auto
search).
When
using
the
unit
in
South
American
countries
where
the
FM
interval
is
100
kHz.
The
AM
interval
is
set
to
10
kHz.
OFF:
SEARCH
MODE
Radio
station
search
mode
CS
ON
HD*l
CS-A
mode
standby
on
HD
Radio
broadcasting
You
can
change
radio
station
search
mode
operation
using
the
~
v
/~
A
buttons.
MANUAL:
[Initio/};
To
search
for
stations
manually-for
Manual
search,
[8].
HD
SEEK:
To
search
for
HD
Radio
stations
only-for
HD
search,
[9].
AUTO:
When
the
unit
tunes
in
to
a
radio
broadcast
encoded
with
CS
II,
the
CS-A
mode
(see
page
15)
is
automatically
set
to
"USER"
even
though
you
have
set
the
mode
to
"OFF."
[Initio/};
Cancels.
*1
KD-AHD39
only
*2
Some
characters
or
symbols
will
not
be
shown
correctly
(or
will
be
blanked
out)
on
the
display.
*3
Not
displayed
when
the
component
connected
to
the
CD
changer
jack
is
selected
as
the
source.

Bluetooth®
operations
For
Bluetooth
operations,
it
is
required
to
connect
the
Bluetooth
Adapter
(KS-BTA200)
to
the
CD
changer
jack
on
the
rear.
•
Refer
also
to
the
instructions
supplied
with
the
Bluetooth
adapter
and
the
Bluetooth
device.
•
Refer
to
the
list
(included
in
the
box)
to
see
the
countries
where
you
may
use
the
Bluetoothl!>
function.
Preparation:
Operate
the
device
to
turn
on
its
Bluetooth
function.
To
use
a
Bluetooth
device
through
the
unit
("BT
-PHONE"
and
"BT
-AUDIO")
for
the
first
time,
you
need
to
establish
a
Bluetooth
wireless
connection
between
the
unit
and
the
device.
•
Once
the
connection
is
established,
it
is
registered
on
the
unit
even
if
you
reset
your
unit.
Up
to
five
devices
can
be
registered
in
total.
•
Only
one
device
can
be
connected
at
a
time
for
each
source
("BT-PHONE"
and
"BT-AUDIO").
Connecting
a
Bluetooth
device
for
the
first
time
_
Registration
(Pairing)
methods
Use
either
of
the
follOWing
items
in
the
Bluetooth
menu
to
register
and
establish
the
connection
with
a
device.
•
Select
"BT
-PHONE"
or
"BT
-AUDIO"
as
the
source
to
operate
the
Bluetooth
menu.
OPEN:
Make
the
unit
ready
to
establish
a
new
Bluetooth
connection.
The
connection
is
established
by
operating
the
Bluetooth
device.
SEARCH:
Make
the
unit
ready
to
establish
a
new
Bluetooth
connection.
The
connection
is
established
by
operating
the
unit.
Basic
operations
.~
...
•
~
~,~
.'
~
-
~
BY·PHONE
:J
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• I
'.
.---
BY-AUDIO
•
Select
"NEW
DEVICE"
then
enter
the
Bluetooth
menu.
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.
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/'~"v.
'.
~
..
A
..
' .
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.
',
..
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•
Select
a
desired
item.
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•
Registering
using
IJOPEN
IJ
In
step.
above
...
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Select
"OPEN."
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...
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.:
'
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.
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"
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.
,-
//'~'"
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[I]
Enter
a
PIN
(Personal
Identification
Number)*
code
into
the
unit.
•
You
can
enter
any
number
you
like
(1-digit
to
16-
digit
number).
*
Some
devices
have
their
own
PIN
code.
Enter
the
specified
PIN
code
into
the
unit.
W
Confirm
the
entry.
Continued
on
the
next
page

[I]
Operate
the
target
Bluetooth
device
while
"OPEN
.•
"
is
flashing
on
the
screen.
Enter
the
same
PIN
code
(as
entered
in
step
W)
into
the
device
to
be
connected.
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Now
the
connection
is
established
and
you
can
use
the
device
through
the
unit.
I
Conneding
a
special
device
In
step.
on
page
19
...
1
Select
"SPECIAL."
/()0-~
•
.
//~,
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....
--Jr,:,
•
'f~\
3
Select
"CONNECT"
or
"DISCONNECT"
to
connect/disconnect
the
selected
device.
You
can
set
the
unit
to
connect
a
Bluetooth
device
automatically
when
the
unit
is
turned
on
(see
page
24).
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.
registered
device
< .
1
~
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BT.PHONE
--,
/.'
• :---
BT-AUDIO
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2
Select
the
registered
device
you
want
to
connect/disconnect
then
enter the
Bluetooth
menu.
/()0~
•
.
/?~':~
'.
3
Use
"OPEN"
(see
page
19)
or
"SEARCH"
(see
left)
to
connect
•
The
unit
displays
device
names.
2
Select
the
device
you
want
to
connect.
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.'
.~):'d~:~
'.
The
device
remains
registered
even
after
you
disconnect
it.
Use
"CONNECT"
(or
activate
"AUTO
CN
NCT")
to
connect
the
same
device
from
next
time
on
(see
right
and
page
24).
Now
the
connection
is
established
and
you
can
use
the
device
through
the
unit.
[l]
Enter
the
specific
PIN
code
of
the
device
into
the
unit.
•
Refer
to
the
instructions
supplied
with
the
device
to
check
the
PIN
code
.
.
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[I]
Use
the
Bluetooth
device
to
connect.
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The
unit
searches
for
available
devices
and
displays
them.
(If
no
available
device
is
detected,
"UNFOUND"
appears.)
W
Select
the
device
you
want
to
connect
•
.
-'~~
..
"'<'/:'d''''''
A'~.
......
,'
....
,','
',
..
Registering
using
"SEARCH"
In
step.
on
page
19
...
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Select
"SEARCH."
.
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