JVC KD-DB56 User manual

CD RECEIVER
For canceling the display demonstration, see page 4.
INSTRUCTIONS
LVT2222-001A
[A]
KD-DB56
For installation and connections, refer to the separate manual.

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.
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IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS
1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT
2.CAUTION: Donot open the top cover. There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit; leave
all servicing to qualied service personnel.
3.CAUTION: 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.
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[European Union only]
Warning:
Stop the car before operating the unit.
Caution:
Adjust the volume so that you can hear sounds
outside the car. Driving with the volume too high
may cause an accident.
Avoid using the USB device or iPod/iPhone if it
might hinder driving safety.
Caution on volume setting:
Digital devices (CD/USB) produce very little noise
compared with other sources. Lower the volume
before playing these digital sources to avoid
damaging the speakers by the sudden increase of
the output level.
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.
Condensation:
When the car is air-conditioned, moisture may
collect on the laser lens. This may cause disc read
errors. In this case, remove the disc and wait for
the moisture to evaporate.
JVC bears no responsibility for any loss of data in
iPod/iPhone and/or USB mass storage class
device while using this system.
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How to attach/detach the
control panel
.
How to reset your unit
Your preset adjustments will
also be erased.
How to forcibly eject a disc
.
(Hold)
0Be careful not to drop the disc when it ejects.
0If this does not work, reset your unit.
Maintenance
Cleaning the unit
Wipe off the dirt on the panel with a dry silicon or
soft cloth. Failure to observe this precaution may
result in damage to the unit.
Cleaning the connector
Wipe off dirt on the connector of the unit and
panel. Use a cotton swab or cloth.
Contents
Preparation ........................................................... 4
Canceling the display demonstration ....... 4
Setting the clock ............................................ 4
Basic operations ................................................. 5
Listening to the radio ....................................... 6
Listening to the Digital Audio Broadcasting
(DAB) ....................................................................... 8
Listening to a disc ............................................ 10
Listening to a USB device ............................. 11
Listening to an iPod/iPhone ............................ 11
Listening to other external components
................................................................................. 13
Changing the buttons illumination and
display color ...................................................... 14
Adjusting the sound ....................................... 15
Using BluetoothTdevices ............................... 16
Menu operations ............................................. 17
Using the remote controller ............................ 20
Additional information .................................. 20
Troubleshooting .............................................. 22
Specifications .................................................... 24
How to read this manual:
0This manual mainly explains operations
using the buttons on the control panel.
0< > indicates the displays on the control
panel.
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Canceling the display demonstration
The display demonstration is always turned on unless you cancel it.
.
.
1Turn on the power.
.
(Initial setting)
(Hold)
2
.
(Initial setting)
3
.
4Select <DEMO OFF>.
.
5
.
6Complete the procedure.
Setting the clock
.
(Initial setting)
(Hold)
1
.
2Select <CLOCK>.
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3Select <CLOCK SET>.
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(Initial setting)
4Adjust the hour.
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5Adjust the minute.
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6Select <24H/12H>.
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7Select <24 HOUR> or <12 HOUR>.
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8Complete the procedure.
Preparation
Preparation
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Remote controller
USB input terminal
Front auxiliary
input jack
DO NOT expose to
bright sunlight.
Remote sensor
Detaches the panel
Ejects the disc
Display windowControl dial
Loading slot
Control panel
When you press or hold the following button(s)...
Control panel Remote
controller General function
B/SOURCE -0Turns on.
0Turns off. (Hold)
SOURCE Selects the sources. “CD” or “USB” is selectable only when a disc
is loaded or a USB device is connected.
Control dial
(turn) VOL - / + Adjusts the volume level.
- Selects items.
Control dial
(press)
d
0Attenuates the sound. If the source is “CD” or “USB/USB-IPOD”
playback pauses.
0Press the button again to cancel attenuating or resume
playback.
- Confirms selection.
DAB -
0Enters DAB mode. (Apage 8)
0Enters DAB SORTING mode. (Hold)
0Displays DAB services.
EQ SOUND
0Selects the preset sound mode.
0Hold the EQ button on the control panel to enter tone level
adjustment directly. (Apage 15)
DISP -0Changes the display information.
0Scrolls the display information. (Hold)
T/P BACK -
0Activates/deactivates TA Standby Reception. (Apage 7)
0Enters PTY Search mode. (Hold) (Apage 7)
0Selects the controlling terminal of an iPod/iPhone. (Hold)
(Apage 12)
0Returns to the previous menu.
0Exits from the menu. (Hold)
J
K
J
K
0Selects a preset station or service. (Apage 6, 8)
0Selects MP3/WMA/AAC folder. (Apage 10)
EFHI
0Searches for a station or service. (Apage 6, 8)
0Selects track. (Apage 10, 12)
0Fast-forwards or reverses track. (Hold)
Basic operations
Basic operations
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A
B
Searching for a station
ASelect <FM> or <AM>.
BAuto search. (Press)
Manual search. (Hold)
“M” flashes, then press the button repeatedly.
“ST” lights up when receiving an FM stereo broadcast with sufficient signal strength.
Storing stations in memory
Manual presetting (FM/AM)
You can preset up to 18 stations for FM and 6
stations for AM.
While listening to a station...
.
(Hold)
“PRESET MODE” flashes.
1
.
The preset number flashes and “MEMORY”
appears.
2Select preset number.
Auto presetting (FM only)
SSM (Strong-station Sequential
Memory)
You can preset up to 18 stations for FM.
.
(Hold)
1
B<TUNER>
B<SSM>
B<SSM 01 – 06>
.“SSM” flashes. When all the stations are stored,
“SSM” stops flashing.
2
To preset <SSM 07 – 12>/<SSM 13 – 18>,
repeat steps 1 and 2.
Selecting a preset station
.
1
2
or
Improving the FM reception
.
(Hold)
1
B<TUNER>
B<MONO>
B<MONO ON>
.
0Reception improves, but stereo effect will be
lost.
To restore the stereo effect, repeat the same
procedure to select <MONO OFF>.
2
Changing the display information
.
(for non-Radio Data System station)
Frequency 1Clock
(for FM Radio Data System station)
Station name (PS) BFrequency BProgramme
type (PTY) BClock B(back to the beginning)
Listening to the radio
Listening to the radio
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The following features are available only
for FM Radio Data System stations.
Searching for your favorite
Programmes—Programme
Type (PTY) Search
.
(Hold)
1
.
.
PTY Search starts.
If there is a station broadcasting a programme of the
same PTY code as you have selected, that station is
tuned in.
2Select a PTY code.
PTY codes
NEWS, AFFAIRS, INFO, SPORT, EDUCATE, DRAMA, CULTURE,
SCIENCE, VARIED, POP M (music), ROCK M (music), EASY M
(music), LIGHT M (music), CLASSICS, OTHER M (music),
WEATHER, FINANCE, CHILDREN, SOCIAL, RELIGION, PHONE
IN, TRAVEL, LEISURE, JAZZ, COUNTRY, NATION M (music),
OLDIES, FOLK M (music), DOCUMENT
Activating TA/News Standby
Reception
Standby Reception allows the unit to switch
temporarily to Traffic Announcement (TA) or
NEWS programme from any source other than
AM.
TA Standby Reception
.
TP indicator TA Standby Reception
Lights up
The unit will temporarily switch
to Traffic Announcement (TA) if
available.
Flashes
Not yet activated. Tune in to
another station providing the
Radio Data System signals.
0To deactivate, press T/P BACK again.
NEWS Standby Reception
.
(Hold)
1
B<TUNER>
B<NEWS-STBY>
B<NEWS ON>
.The unit will temporarily switch to News
Programme if available.
2
0The volume adjustment for Traffic
Announcement or News is automatically
memorized. It will be applied the next time the
unit switches to Traffic Announcement or
News.
Tracking the same programme
—Network-Tracking Reception
When driving in an area where FM reception is
not sufficient enough, this unit automatically
tunes in to another FM Radio Data System station
of the same network, possibly broadcasting the
same programme with stronger signals.
.
(Hold)
1
B<TUNER>
B<AF-REG>
.
2
AF ON
Switches to another station. The
programme may differ from the
one currently received (the AF
indicator lights up).
AF-REG ON
Switches to another station
broadcasting the same
programme (the AF and REG
indicators light up).
Automatic station selection—
Programme Search
When the signal of a preset station you have
selected is weak, this unit searches for another
station possibly broadcasting the same
programme as the original preset station is
broadcasting.
<P-SEARCH> (Apage 19)
Listening to the radio
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Listening to the Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB)
.
A A
BC
*
or
Searching for a service
ASelect <DAB>.
* Usable only when switching from other
sources.
BStart searching for an ensemble.
0Auto search. (Press)
When an ensemble is received, searching stops.
To stop searching, press the same button again.
0Manual search. (Hold)
“M” flashes, then press the button repeatedly.
CSelect a service (either primary or secondary)
to listen to.
Searching for a service in
alphabetical order—Alphabet
Search
.
“DAB SORTING” flashes.
.“DAB SORTING” disappears when sorting is
complete.
1Start DAB services sorting.
(Hold)
.
.
The services appear in alphabetical order.
0“LIST EMPTY” appears if there is no service.
2Display the services.
.
0Skip this step if not many services are available.
3Select the desired character.
- A to Z Search
.
.
4Select the desired service.
Storing DAB services in
memory
You can preset up to 18 DAB services.
While listening to a service...
.
(Hold)
“PRESET MODE” flashes.
1
.
The preset number flashes and “MEMORY”
appears.
2Select preset number.
Selecting a preset DAB service
.
1
2
or
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Tracking the same programme
—DAB Alternative Frequency
(AF) Reception
.
(Hold)
1
B<TUNER>
B<DAB AF>
.
2
DAB AF ON
Traces the programme among
DAB services and FM Radio Data
System stations.
DAB AF OFF Cancels.
0Alternative Frequency Reception is activated in
the default factory setting.
Searching for your favorite
Programmes—Programme
Type (PTY) Search
(Apage 7)
Activating Standby Reception
Programme Type Standby (PTY-
STBY) Reception
.
(Hold)
1
B<TUNER>
B<PTY-STBY>
.
2
3Select your favorite PTY code.
PTY indicator PTY Standby Reception
Flashes Not yet activated.
Lights up The unit is on standby for the
target PTY. When the
programme starts, “Service
name” and “PTY code” flashes
alternately.
0To deactivate, select <OFF> in step 2.
TA Standby Reception
TA Standby Reception allows the unit to switch
temporarily to Traffic Announcement (TA) from
any source.
(Apage 7)
Changing the display information
.
Service name BEnsemble name BChannel
number BFrequency BProgramme type (PTY)
BDynamic Label Segment (DLS) BDigital Radio
Type/Audio Bit Rate BClock B(back to the
beginning)
0“NO SIGNAL” appears if there is no signal.
Displaying the radio text
information
When “D” indicator lights on the display, you can
check the Dynamic Label Segment (DLS) directly.
.
(Hold)
Listening to the Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB)
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Label side
Playing a disc
The source changes to “CD” and playback starts.
All tracks will be played repeatedly until you
change the source or eject the disc.
To eject a disc
.
0If the ejected disc is not removed within 15
seconds, it will automatically reload into the
loading slot.
0If the disc cannot be ejected, Apage 3.
Selecting a folder/track
Selects folder.
(For MP3/WMA/AAC)
0Selects track. (Press)
0Fast-forwards or reverses
the track. (Hold)
Selecting a track/folder from
the list
.
The current folder name/track no. appears.
1
(For MP3/WMA/AAC)
.
The current track title appears.
2Select a folder.
.
.
0For MP3/WMA/AAC
If the disc contains many folders or tracks, you
can fast search for desired folder or track by
turning the control dial quickly.
3Select a track.
Selecting the playback modes
You can select one of the following playback
modes at a time.
.
(Hold)
1
.
h<REPEAT>1<RANDOM>
2
.
3
REPEAT B
TRACK RPT Repeats current track.
FOLDER RPT * Repeats current folder.
RPT OFF Cancels repeat playback.
RANDOM A
FOLDER RND *
Randomly plays all tracks of
current folder, then tracks of
next folders.
ALL RND Randomly plays all tracks.
RND OFF Cancels random playback.
* For MP3/WMA/AAC
Changing the display information
.
Track no./Playing time BTrack no./Clock time B
Album title/Artist* BTrack title* B(back to the
beginning)
* “NO NAME” appears for conventional CDs or if
not recorded.
Listening to a disc
Listening to a disc
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Playing a USB device
.
USB 2.0 cable
(not supplied)
USB input terminal
The source changes to “USB” and playback starts.
.
0This unit can play MP3/WMA/AAC files stored
in a USB mass storage device (such as a USB
memory, Digital Audio Player, etc.).
You can operate the USB device in the same
way you operate the files on a disc. (Apage 10)
Cautions
0Make sure all important data has been backed
up.
0Do not pull out and attach the USB device
repeatedly while “READING” is shown on the
display.
0Electrostatic shock at connecting a USB device
may cause abnormal playback of the device. In
this case, disconnect the USB device then reset
this unit and the USB device.
0Do not leave a USB device in the car, expose to
direct sunlight, or high temperature. Failure to
do so may result in deformation or cause
damages to the device.
0For more details about USB operation,
Apage 21.
Listening to an iPod/iPhone
Playing an iPod/iPhone
.
USB 2.0 cable (accessory of the
iPod/iPhone)
USB input terminal
Apple iPod/iPhone
The source changes to “USB” B “USB-IPOD” and
playback starts.
.
0iPod/iPhone that can be connected to this unit:
- iPod touch (4th generation)
- iPod touch (3rd generation)
- iPod touch (2nd generation)
- iPod touch (1st generation)
- iPod classic
- iPod with video (5th generation)*
- iPod nano (6th generation)
- iPod nano (5th generation)
- iPod nano (4th generation)
- iPod nano (3rd generation)
- iPod nano (2nd generation)
- iPod nano (1st generation)*
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 3GS
- iPhone 3G
- iPhone
*<IPOD MODE/EXT MODE> are not applicable.
0It is not possible to browse video files on the
“Videos” menu in <HEAD MODE>.
0The song order displayed on the selection
menu of this unit may differ from that of the
iPod.
0When operating an iPod/iPhone, some
operations may not be performed correctly or
as intended. In this case, visit the following JVC
website:
<http://www.jvc.co.jp/english/car/index.html>
(English website only).
Listening to a USB device
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Selecting the control terminal
—IPOD SWITCH
.
(Hold)
h<HEAD MODE/IPOD MODE/EXT MODE>
HEAD MODE Controls iPod playback through
this unit.
IPOD MODE Controls iPod playback from the
iPod/iPhone.
EXT MODE Allows any audio signals from
iPod/iPhone. The display always
shows “EXT MODE”.
0You can also change the setting using <IPOD
SWITCH> in the menu.
Selecting a track
Applicable under <HEAD MODE/IPODMODE>
only.
0Selects track/chapter.
(Press)
0Fast-forwards or reverses
the track. (Hold)
Selecting a track from the menu
Applicable under <HEAD MODE> only.
.
1
.
.
PLAYLISTS1ARTISTS1ALBUMS1SONGS1POD
CASTS1GENRES1COMPOSERS1(back to the
beginning)
2Select the desired menu.
.
.
Repeat this step until the desired track is selected.
0If the selected menu contains many tracks, you
can fast search for the desired track by turning
the control dial quickly.
3Select the desired track.
Selecting the playback modes
You can select one of the following playback
modes at a time.
Applicable under <HEAD MODE> only.
.
(Hold)
1
.
h<REPEAT>1<RANDOM>
2
.
3
REPEAT B
ONE RPT Functions the same as “Repeat
One” of the iPod.
ALL RPT Functions the same as “Repeat
All” of the iPod.
RANDOM A
SONG RND Functions the same as “Shuffle
Songs” of the iPod.
ALBUM RND Functions the same as “Shuffle
Albums” of the iPod.
RND OFF Cancels random playback.
0“ALBUM RND” is not applicable for some iPod/
iPhone.
Changing the display information
.
Track no./Playing time BTrack no./Clock time B
Album title/Artist BTrack title B(back to the
beginning)
Listening to an iPod/iPhone
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For details, refer also to the instructions supplied with the external components.
Playing an external component
from Front AUX
.
Portable audio
player, etc.
3.5 mm stereo mini plug
(not supplied)
1Connect to F-AUX on the front panel.
.
.
2Select <F-AUX>.
3Turn on the connected component and
start playing the source.
Changing the display information
F-AUX1AUX/Clock time
Playing an external component
from Rear AUX
.
Portable audio
player, etc.
3.5 mm stereo mini plug
(with “L” shaped connector)
(not supplied)
1Connect to R-AUX on the rear panel.
.
(Hold)
B<SRC SELECT>
B<R-AUX>
B<R-AUX ON>
.
A
B
2Set the source.
.
.
3Select <R-AUX>.
4Turn on the connected component and
start playing the source.
Changing the display information
R-AUX1AUX/Clock time
.
Recommended to use a 3-terminal plug head stereo mini plug for optimum audio
output.
Listening to other external components
Listening to other external components
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Changing the buttons illumination and display color
All zone: Includes both Button zone and Display
zone.
.
All zone
Display zoneButton zone
Selecting the preset color
You can select a preset color for <BUTTON
ZONE>, <DISP ZONE>, and <ALL ZONE>
separately.
.
(Hold)
1
.
.
2Select <COLOR>.
.
BUTTON ZONE COLOR 01-29/USER/
COLOR FLOW 01-03*
* COLOR FLOW 01:
Color changes every 9
seconds.
COLOR FLOW 02:
Color changes every 5
seconds.
COLOR FLOW 03:
Color changes every 3
seconds.
DISP ZONE
ALL ZONE
0Initial color: BUTTON ZONE [06], DISP ZONE
[01], ALL ZONE [06].
0If <ALL ZONE> is selected, the button and
display illumination will change to the current/
selected <BUTTON ZONE> color.
3
Storing your own color
adjustments
You can store your own day and night colors for
<BUTTON ZONE> and <DISP ZONE> separately.
.
(Hold)
1
.
2Select <COLOR SETUP>.
.
DAY
COLOR
BUTTON
ZONE
0Select a primary color
<RED/GREEN/BLUE>,
and then adjust the
level <00-31>. Repeat
this procedure until
you have adjusted all
the three primary
colors.
0Your adjustment is
automatically stored
to “USER”.
0If “00” is selected for
all the primary colors
for <DISP ZONE>,
nothing appears on
the display.
DISP ZONE
NIGHT
COLOR
BUTTON
ZONE
DISP ZONE
MENU
COLOR
ON Changes the display and
buttons illumination
during menu, list search,
and playback mode
operations.
OFF
0NIGHT COLOR/DAY COLOR is changed by
turning on/off your car’s headlight.
3
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Selecting a preset sound mode
You can select a preset sound mode suitable for
the music genre.
.
FLATBNATURALBDYNAMICBVOCAL
BOOSTBBASS BOOSTBUSERB(back to the
beginning)
(a) FLAT Flat for all range.
(b) NATURAL High frequency is boosted.
(c) DYNAMIC High and low frequency are
boosted.
(d) VOCAL BOOST Mid frequency is boosted.
(e) BASS BOOST Low frequency is boosted.
.
20
-5
0
+5
+10
+15
50 100 200 500 1k 2k 5k 10k 20k
[Hz]
[dB]
Frequency characteristics of the sounds
Storing your own adjustment
Easy Equalizer
While listening, you can adjust the subwoofer
level and tone level of the selected sound mode.
.
(Hold)
1
.
.
(Initial: [XX])
SUB.W* 00 to 08 [04]
BASS LVL -06 to +06 [00]
MID LVL -06 to +06 [00]
TRE LVL -06 to +06 [00]
The adjustments are stored and <USER> is
activated.
2Adjust the level.
* Available only when <L/O MODE> is set to
<SUB.W>.
Pro Equalizer
.
(Hold)
1
B<PRO EQ>
B<BASS/MIDDLE/
TREBLE>
.
2
.
Adjust the sound elements of the selected tone.
(Initial: [XX])
BASS
Frequency 60/[80]/100/200 Hz
Level LVL -06 to +06 [00]
Q [Q1.0]/Q1.25/Q1.5/Q2.0
MIDDLE
Frequency 0.5/[1.0]/1.5/2.5 kHz
Level LVL -06 to +06 [00]
Q Q0.75/Q1.0/[Q1.25]
TREBLE
Frequency [10.0]/12.5/15.0/17.5 kHz
Level LVL -06 to +06 [00]
Q [Q FIX]
3
4Repeat steps 2 and 3 to adjust other
tones.
The adjustments are stored and <USER> is
activated.
Adjusting the sound
Adjusting the sound
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For Bluetooth operations, it is required to connect the Bluetooth adapter, KS-BTA100 (separately
purchased) to the auxiliary input jack (R-AUX/BT ADAPTER) on the rear of the unit. (A Installation/
Connection Manual)
0KS-BTA100 is not available in some countries. Please contact your dealer where you purchased this
unit.
0For details, refer also to the instructions supplied with the Bluetooth adapter and the Bluetooth
device.
0Operations may be different depending on the connected device.
Preparation
.
0Refer to the instructions manual supplied with KS-BTA100.
1Register (pair) a Bluetooth device with KS-BTA100.
.
B<SRC SELECT>
B<R-AUX>
B<BT ADAPTER>
2Change the <SRC SELECT> settings of this unit.
(Hold)
Using the Bluetooth mobile phone
.
(High)
(Low)
Adjusting the microphone volume
Volume level: High/ Normal (initial)/ Low
.
(Press)
0Receiving a call
When a call comes in...
0Making a call
Making a call to the last connected number from
your phone.
0
Switching between hands-free and phone
While talking...
.
(Hold)
0Ends/rejects call
0Voice dialing
Voice dialing is available only when the
connected mobile phone has the voice
recognition system.
About microphone volume:
0When you turn off the power of the unit, the volume level changes to Normal.
Using the Bluetooth audio device
B “BT AUDIO”
.
.Starts/pauses playback.
0If playback does not start, operate the
Bluetooth audio player to start playback.
.0Selects track. (Press)
0Fast-forwards or reverses the track. (Hold)
KS-BTA100
Microphone
(CD receiver)
KS-BTA100
Using Bluetooth T devices
Using Bluetooth T devices
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(Hold)
If no operation is done for about 60 seconds, the operation will be canceled.
1
.
2
3Repeat step 2 if necessary.
0To return to the previous menu, press T/P BACK.
0To exit from the menu, press DISP or MENU.
Menu item Selectable setting (Initial: [XX])
DEMO For settings, Apage 4.
CLOCK
CLOCK SET For settings, Apage 4.
24H/12H For settings, Apage 4.
CLOCK ADJ *1
(Clock adjustment) [AUTO]: The built-in clock is automatically adjusted using the clock data in the DAB signal.
OFF: Cancels.
COLOR For settings, Apage 14.
COLOR SETUP For settings, Apage 14.
DIMMER
DIMMER SET Selects the display and button illumination adjusted in the <BRIGHTNESS>/
<COLOR SETUP> setting.
[AUTO]: Changes between the Day and Night adjustments when you turn
off/on the car headlights. *2
ON: Selects the Night adjustments.
OFF: Selects the Day adjustments.
BRIGHTNESS DAY [25] /NIGHT [11]: Selects the display and button illumination
brightness level 00-31 for day and night.
DISPLAY
SCROLL *3 [ONCE]: Scrolls the display information once.
AUTO: Repeats scrolling (at 5-second intervals).
OFF: Cancels.
TAG DISPLAY [ON]: Shows the TAG information while playing MP3/WMA/AAC tracks.
OFF: Cancels.
PRO EQ For settings, Apage 15.
*1 Takes effect only when clock data is received.
*2 The illumination control lead connection is required. (See “Installation/Connection Manual”.) This
setting may not work correctly on some vehicles (particularly on those having a control dial for
dimming). In this case, change the setting to other than <DIMMER AUTO>.
*3 Some characters or symbols will not be shown correctly (or will be blanked) on the display.
Menu operations
Menu operations
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Menu item Selectable setting (Initial: [XX])
AUDIO
FADER *4*5 R06-F06 [00]: Adjusts the front and rear speaker output balance.
BALANCE *5 L06-R06 [00]: Adjusts the left and right speaker output balance.
LOUD
(Loudness) ON: Boosts low and high frequencies to produce a well-balanced sound at a low volume level.
[OFF]: Cancels.
VOL ADJUST
(Volume adjust) -05 - +05 [00]: Presets the volume adjustment level of each source, compared to the FM volume level. Before adjustment, select the source you
want to adjust. (“VOL ADJ FIX” appears if “FM” is selected.)
L/O MODE
(Line output
mode)
Select if the REAR/SW terminals are used for connecting the following
devices (through an external amplifier).
SUB.W: Subwoofer
[REAR]: Speakers
SUB.W LPF *6
(Subwoofer low-
pass filter)
LOW 55Hz / [LOW 85Hz] / LOW 120Hz:
Audio signals with frequencies lower than 55 Hz/85 Hz/120 Hz are sent to
the subwoofer.
SUB.W LEVEL *6
(Subwoofer level) 00-08 [04]: Adjusts the subwoofer output level.
HPF
(High-pass filter) ON: Activates the High Pass Filter. Low frequency signals are cut off from the front/rear speakers.
[OFF]: Deactivates. (All signals are sent to the front/rear speakers.)
BEEP
(Keytouch tone) [ON]/OFF: Activates or deactivates the keypress tone.
TEL MUTING *7
(Telephone
muting)
ON: Attenuates the sounds while using the cell phone (not connected
through KS-BTA100).
[OFF]: Cancels.
AMP GAIN *8
(Amplifier gain) LOW POWER: VOLUME 00-VOLUME 30 (Select if the maximum power of each speaker is less than 50 W to prevent damaging the speakers.)
[HIGH POWER]: VOLUME 00-VOLUME 50
*4 If you are using a two-speaker system, set the fader level to “00”.
*5 This adjustment will not affect the subwoofer output.
*6 Displayed only when <L/O MODE> is set to <SUB.W>.
*7 This setting does not work if <BT ADAPTER> is selected for <R-AUX> of <SRC SELECT>.
*8 The volume level automatically changes to “VOLUME 30” if you change to <LOW POWER> with
the volume level set to higher than “VOLUME 30”.
Menu operations
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Menu item Selectable setting (Initial: [XX])
TUNER
SSM For settings, Apage 6. (Displayed only when the source is “FM”.)
AF-REG *9 [AF ON]: Activates Alternative Frequency Reception.
AF-REG ON: Activates Alternative Frequency Regionalization Reception.
OFF: Cancels. (Selectable only when <DAB AF> is set to <OFF>) (Apage 9)
NEWS-STBY *9
(News standby) ON/[OFF]: Activates or deactivates NEWS Standby Reception. (Displayed
only when the source is “FM”.) (Apage 7)
P-SEARCH *9
(Programme
search)
SEARCH ON/[SEARCH OFF]:
Activates Programme Search (if <AF-REG> is set to
<AF ON> or <AF-REG ON>) or deactivates.
MONO
(Monaural mode) [MONO OFF]/MONO ON:
For settings, Apage 6. (Displayed only when the source is “FM”.)
IF BAND
(Intermediate
frequency band)
[AUTO]: Increases the tuner selectivity to reduce interference noises
between adjacent stations. (Stereo effect may be lost.)
WIDE: Subject to interference noises from adjacent stations, but sound
quality will not be degraded and the stereo effect will remain.
DAB AF [ON]/OFF: Activates or deactivates DAB Alternative Frequency Reception.
(Apage 9)
DAB L-BAND *10 ON: Searches BAND-III and L-BAND.
[OFF]: Searches only BAND-III. (Displayed only when the source is “DAB”.)
DAB ANT PWR
(Antenna power) [ON]: The unit supplies the power to the DAB aerial with the booster. Select when using the DAB aerial with the booster (not supplied).
OFF: Select when using the DAB aerial without the booster.
PTY-STBY
(Programme type
standby)
[OFF]: Cancels.
PTY codes: Activates PTY Standby Reception with one of the PTY codes.
(Displayed only when the source is “DAB”.) (Apage 9)
DAB Vxxx *11 [HEAD MODE]/IPOD MODE/EXT MODE:
Displays the version number of DAB software. (Displayed only when the
source is “DAB”.)
IPOD SWITCH
(iPod/iPhone control) For settings, Apage 12. (Displayed only when the source is “USB-IPOD”.)
SRC SELECT
AM *12 [ON]/OFF: Enables or disables “AM” in source selection.
F-AUX *12
(Front auxiliary
input)
[ON]/OFF: Enables or disables “F-AUX” in source selection.
R-AUX *12
(Rear auxiliary
input)
ON/OFF: Enables or disables “R-AUX” in source selection.
[BT ADAPTER]: Select if the rear auxiliary input jack is connected to the
Bluetooth adapter, KS-BTA100 (Apage 16). The source name will be
changed to “BT AUDIO”.
*9 Only for FM Radio Data System stations.
*10 When you change the setting, the preset stations will be initialized.
*11 For updating DAB software, visit the following JVC website:
<http://www.jvc.co.jp/english/car/index.html> (English website only).
*12 Displayed only when any source other than the corresponding setting “AM/F-AUX/R-AUX/BT
AUDIO” is selected.
Menu operations
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Preparing
When you use the remote controller for the first
time, pull out the insulation sheet.
.
Insulation sheet
Replacing the lithium coin
battery
0If the effectiveness of the remote controller
decreases, replace the battery.
.
CR2025
Caution:
0Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly
replaced. Replace only with the same or
equivalent type.
0Battery shall not be exposed to excessive heat
such as sunshine, fire, or the like.
Warning:
0Do not install any battery other than CR2025 or
its equivalent.
0Do not leave the remote controller in places
(such as dashboards) exposed to direct
sunlight for a long time.
0Store the battery in places out of reach of
children.
0Do not recharge, short, disassemble, heat the
battery, or dispose of it in a fire.
0Do not place the battery with other metallic
materials.
0Do not poke the battery with tweezers or
similar tools.
0Insulate the battery by wrapping it with tape
when disposing or storing it.
This unit is equipped with the steering wheel
remote control function. For details, refer also to
the instructions supplied with the remote
adapter.
Additional information
About discs
This unit can only play the following CDs:
.
This unit can play back multi-session discs;
however, unclosed sessions will be skipped
during playback.
Unplayable discs
0Discs that are not round.
0Discs with coloring on the recording surface or
discs that are dirty.
0Recordable/ReWritable disc that has not been
finalized. (For details on disc finalization, refer
to your disc writing software and your disc
recorder instruction manual.)
08 cm (3 inch) CD. Attempt to insert using an
adapter can cause malfunction.
Handling discs
0Do not touch the recording surface of the disc.
0Do not stick tape etc. on the disc, or use a disc
with tape stuck on it.
0Do not use any accessories for the disc.
0Clean from the center of the disc and move
outwards.
0Clean the disc with a dry silicon or soft cloth.
Do not use any solvents.
0When removing discs from this unit, pull them
out horizontally.
0Remove the rims from the center hole and disc
edge before inserting a disc.
DualDisc playback
The Non-DVD side of a “DualDisc” does not
comply with the “Compact Disc Digital Audio”
standard. Therefore, the use of Non-DVD side of a
DualDisc on this product may not be
recommended.
Using the remote controller
Using the remote controller
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