Kenwood DPX-MP4030 User manual

KENWOOD
DPX-MP4030 1
DOUBLE DIN SIZED CD/CASSETTE RECEIVER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
AMPLI-TUNER CD/CASSETTE DOUBLE TAILLE
/ MODE D’EMPLOI
/ RECEPTOR DE CDKINTAS DE TAMAm DOBLE
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
1 KENWOOD CORPORATION
1 0 B64-2322-OO/OO (K;TKR)

ontents
A Warning .-........_..........--.-~~~.--....~ 3
Safety precautions ..................._..4
Notes on playing MP3 ...--.-.-. 6
About CDs ........._......................... 8
About Cassette tape ...................8
General features ...................-.. ...9
Power
Selecting the Source
Volume
Attenuator
Equalizer Control
Adjustment of Equalizer type at EASY
Adjustment of Equalizer type at PRO
Memory preset of adjustment of
Equalizer type
Audio Control
DSP System
Station/Disc Naming (SNPS/DNPS)
Switching Display
Spectrum Analyzer Select
Illumination Color Select
User Illumination Color Setting
Adjusting Clock
Tuner features ..-...~..-.....-~..-....~.. 16
Tuning
Direct Access Tuning
Station Preset Memory
Auto Memory Entry
Preset Tuning
Cassette player features ........... 18
Playing Cassette Tapes
Fast Forwarding and Rewinding
Dolby B NR
Selecting the Tape type
DPSS (Direct Program Search System)
DPSS with the Remote
Blank Skip
Index Scan
Music Repeat
CDmPwxternal disc control
features .~..--.~-._...-~~....-..-.-....... 20
Playing CD & MP3
Playing External Disc
Fast Forwarding and Reversing
Track/ File Search
Disc Search
Folder Search
Direct Track Search
Direct Disc Search
Track/ Disc/ Folder/ File Repeat
Track Scan
Random Play
Magazine Random Play
Folder Select
Textfitle Scroll
Function Set ..............................24
Function Set
Illumination Color Mode
Contrast Adjustment
Touch Sensor Tone
Switching preout
Opening Demonstration
Equalizer mode
Security Code
Tuning Mode
Monaural Reception
Auto Memory Entry
Text Scroll
Basic Operations of remote......Zi
Loading and Replacing the battery
Basic operations
In Tuner source
In Cassette tape source
In Disc source
Accessories ........_..............._.....-30
Installation Procedure ........_..... 30
Connecting Wires to
Terminals .-~...~~.-...~-.....---......... 37
Installation (for TOYOTA,
NISSAN Car etc.) ...................32
Installation (for HONDA ACURA
Carl ---....--~-..---..-.----..~-.--...----..~ 32
Troubleshooting Guide -.... .....34
Specifications ....---.-~...-.---.-------- 35

A Warning
1ACAUTIOfiii
Use of controls or adjustments or performance
of procedures other than those specified
herein may result in hazardous radiation
exposure.
In compliance wrth Federal Regulations,
followrng are reproductions of labels on, or
rnsrde the product relating to laser product
safety.
KENWOODCORPORATION
2967-3, ISHIKAWA-CHO.
HACHIOJI-SHI
TOKYO,JAPAN
KENWOODCORP.CERTIFIESTHIS EQUIPMENT
CONFORMSTO DHHSREGULATIONSNO 21 CFR
1040. IO. CHAPTER1, SUBCHAPTERJ.
Location : Bottom Panel
FCC WARNING
This equipment may generate or use radio
frequency energy. Changes or modifications to
this equipment may cause harmful
interference unless the modifications are
expressly approved in the instruction manual.
The user could lose the authority to operate
this equipment If an unauthorized change or
modification is made
This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for a Class B digital
devrce, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provrde
reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential rnstallatron. This
equipment may cause harmful Interference to
radio communications, if it is not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions
However, there IS no guarantee that
interference will not occur In a particular
Installation. If this equrpment 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:
l Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
l Increase the separation between the
equipment and receiver.
l Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the
recerver is connected.
l Consult the dealer or an experienced
radio/r\/ technician for help.
This Class B digital apparatus complies with
Canadian ICES-003.
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Safety precautions
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To prevent injury or fire, take the
following precautions:
l Insert the unit all the way in untrl it is fully
locked in place. Otherwise It may fall out of
place when jolted.
l When extendrng the Ignition, battery, or
ground wires, make sure to use automotive-
grade wires or other wires with a 0.75mm’
(AWGI 8) or more to prevent wrre
deterioration and damage to the wire
coating.
l To prevent a short circuit, never put or leave
any metallrc oblects (such as coins or metal
tools) inside the unit.
l If the unit starts to emit smoke or strange
smells, turn off the power immediately and
consult your Kenwood dealer.
l Make sure not to get your fingers caught
between the faceplate and the unit.
l Be careful not to drop the unit or subject it to
strong shock.
The unit may break or crack because it
contains glass parts.
l Do not touch the liquid crystal fluid if the
LCD is damaged or broken due to shock. The
liquid crystal fluid may be dangerous to your
health or even fatal.
If the liquid crystal fluid from the LCD
contacts your body or clothrng, wash it off
with soap immediately.
1ACAUTION 1
To prevent damage to the machine,
take the following precautions:
l Make sure to ground the unit to a negative
12V DC power supply.
l Do not open the top or bottom covers of the
unit.
l 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.
l When replacing a fuse, only use a new one
with the prescribed rating. Using a fuse with
the wrong rating may cause your unit to
malfunction.
l To prevent a short circuit when replacing a
fuse, first disconnect the wiring harness.
l Do not use your own screws. Use only the
screws provided. If you use the wrong
screws, you could damage the unit.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
About the disc changer/CD player to
be connected:
To connect a disc changer having the “O-N”
switch to this unit, set the “O-N” switch to “N”.
Note that none of the KDC-CIOO, KDCC302,
C205, C705, and non-Kenwood CD changers
can be connected.
A Youcan damageboth your unrtand
the CD
changer if you connect them Incorrectly.
Precautions when connecting disc
changers/CD players released in 1997 or
earlier.
When you connect a model with no “O-N”
switch, the converter cord CA-DSI 00 avarlable
as an option may be required. For details,
consult your Kenwood dealer.
A disc changer doesn’t work when it is
connected without using these options.
If a model with no “O-N” switch is connected,
some unavailable functions and information
that cannot be displayed are generated.
Do Not Load 3-in. CDs in the CD slot
If you try to load a 3 in. CD with its adapter
into the unit, the adapter might separate from
the CD and damage the unit.
Manufactured under license from Dolby
Laboratories.
“Do/by” and the double-D symbol are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
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Cleaning the Unit
If the faceplate of this unrt ISstained, wrpe it
with a dry soft cloth such as a silicon cloth.
If the faceplate is starned badly, wipe the starn
off with a cloth moistened with neutral
cleaner, then wipe neutral detergent off.
A Applyrngspray
cleaner directly to the umt may
affect Its mechanm parts Wiping the
faceplate with a hard cloth or wng a volatile
llquld such as thinner or alcohol may scratch
the surface or erases characters
l If you experience problems during
Installation, consult your Kenwood dealer.
l If the unit does not seem to be working
right, try pressing the reset button first. If
that does not solve the problem, consult
your Kenwood dealer.
l Press the reset button if the Disc auto
changer fails to operate correctly Normal
operation should be restored.
Reset button
l Characters In the LCD may become difficult
to read in temperatures below 41 ‘F (5 “C).
*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 rllustrations on
the display may represent something
impossible in actual operation.
Cleaning the CD Slot
As dust tends to accumulate In the CD slot,
clean it every once in a while. Your CDs can
get scratched If you put them In a dusty CD
slot
Lens Fogging
Right after you turn on the car heater in cold
weather, dew or condensation may form on
the lens in the CD player of the unit. Called
lens fogging, CDs may be impossible to play.
In such a situation, remove the disc and wait
for the condensation to evaporate. If the unit
still does not operate normally after a while,
consult your Kenwood dealer.
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Notes on playing MP3
This unit can play MP3(MPEGl, 2, 2.5 Audio Layer 3). Note,
however, that the MP3 recording media and formats acceptable
are limited. When writing MP3, pay attention to the following
restrictions.
Acceptable media
The MP3 recording media acceptable to this unit are CD-ROM, CD-R,
and CD-RW.
When using CD-RW, do full format not quick format to prevent
malfunction.
Acceptable medium formats
The following formats are available for the media used in this unit. The
maximum number of characters used for file name including the
delimiter (” ‘7and three-character extension are indicated in
parentheses.
l IS0 9660 Level 1 (12 characters)
l IS0 9660 Level 2 (31 characters)
l Joliet (64 characters)
l Romeo (1’28 characters)
Up to 200 characters can be dlsplayed in the long file name format.
For a list of available characters, see the instruction manual of the
writing software and the sectlon Entering file and folder names below.
The media reproducible on this unit has the following limitations:
l Maximum number of directory levels: 8
l Maximum number of files per folder: 255
l Maximum number of characters for folder name: 64
l Maximum number of folders: 50
MP3 written in the formats other than the above may not be
successfully played and their file names or folder names are not
properly displayed.
Settings for your CD writer
When you use your CD writer to record MP3 up to the maximum disc
capacity, disable additional writing. For recording on an empty disc up
to the maximum capacity at once, check Disc at Once.
Entering ID3 tag
The Displayable ID3 tag is ID3 version ‘-
1.x.
For the character code, refer to the
List of Codes.
Entering file and folder names
The code list characters are the only
file names and folder names that can
be entered and displayed.
If you use any other character for ”
entry, the file and folder names are not displayed correctly. They may
neither be displayed correctly depending on the CD writer used.
The unit recognizes and plays only those MP3 which have the MP3
extension LMP3).
A file with a name entered with charactersnot on the code list
@ miy not playcorrectly.
Writing files into a medium
When a medium containing MP3 data is loaded, the unit checks all the
data on the medium. If the medium contains a lot of folders or non-
MP3 files, therefore, it takes a long time until the unit starts playing
MP3.
In addition, it may take time for the unit to move to the next MP3 file
or a File Search or Folder Search may not be performed smoothly.
A Loadingsuch a medtum may produce loud noise to damagethe speakers.
l Do noattempt to playa medium containinga non-MP3file with the
MP3 extension.
The unit mistakes non-MP3files for MP3 data as long as they have
the MP3 extension.
l Do not attempt to playa medium containing non MP3.
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MP3 playing order
When selected for play, Folder Search, Frle Search, or for Folder
Select, files and folders are accessed In the order In whrch they were
written by the CD writer.
Because of thus. the order in whrch they are expected to be played
may not match the order in which they are actually played. You may be
able to set the order In which MP3 are to be played by wntrng them
onto a medium such as a CD-R wrth their file names beginnrng with
play sequence numbers such as “01” to “99, depending on your CD
wrrter.
For example, a medium wrth the followrng folder/ file hierarchy IS
subject to Folder Search, File Search, or Folder Select as shown below
Example of a medium’s folder/file hierarchy
czl Folder
b File
0 Root
Level 1 Level 3
Level 2 Level 4
When a File Search is executed with file & being played ...
QlrK?nt Operation of the button
file number i.. Button .H Button
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Beglnnlng of file&@ 0 40 b@ D m
When an Folder Search is executed with file .b@ being played ...
CUW3lt Operation of the button
folder number AM Button FM Button
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When Folder Select is selected with file b@ being played to move
from folder to folder ...
current
Operation of the button
folder number 1~ Button FM Button
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About CDs About Cassette tape
Handling CDs
l Don’t touch the recordrng surface of the CD.
l CD-R and CD-RW are easier to damage than
a normal music CD. Use a CD-R or a CD-RW
after reading the caution items on the
package etc.
l Don’t stick tape etc. on the CD.
Also, don’t use a CD with tape stuck on It.
When using a new CD
If the CD center hole or outside rim has burrs,
use it after removing them with a ball pen etc.
CD accessories
Don’t use disc type accessories.
CD cleaning
Clean from the center of the disc and move
outward.
Removing CDs
When removing CDs from this unit pull them
out horizontally.
CDs that can’t be used
l CDs that aren’t round can’t be used
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l CDs with coloring on the recording surface
or that are dirty can’t be used.
l Don’t use CDs without disc mark
l A CD-R or CD-RW that hasn’t been frnalrzed
can’t be played. (For the finalization process
refer to your CD-R/CD-RW writing software,
and your CD-R/CD-RW recorder instruction
manual.)
CD storage
l Don’t place them in direct sunlight (On the
seat or dashboard etc.) and where the
temperature is high.
l Store CDs in their cases.
Cleaning the tape head
When there’s norse or the sound quality is bad
during tape play the tape head maybe dirty,
clean the tape head.
About Cassette tape
l If the tape is slack tighten it.
l If the cassette tape label IS peeling off glue it
on again.
l Don’t use deformed cassette tape.
l Don’t place cassette tape on the dashboard
etc. where the temperature is high.
l Don’t use cassette tape that’s 100 mrnutes
long or longer.
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General features
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Turning ON the Power
Press the W?Cl button.
Turning OFF the Power
Press the [SRCI button for at least 1 second.
Press the [SRCI button.
Source required
Tuner
Tape
CD
External disc
Standby (Illumination only mode)
Display
“TUNER”
“TAPE”
“CD”
“CD-CH”/ “MD-CH”
“ALL OFF”
Increasing Volume
Press the [A] button.
Decreasing Volume
Press the [VI button.
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Sourceindicator DSPindicator
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(page2.5).Referto <Adlustment of Equalizertype at tASY> (page
IO)or <Adlustment of Equalizertype at PRO> (page 10)for details
of adjustment
Press the [ATT] button.
Each time the button is pressed the Attenuator turns ON or OFF.
When it’s ON, the “ATT” indicator blinks.
3 Exit the Equalizer Control mode
Press the [EQ] button for at least 1 second.
When operation stops for 10 seconds, the Equalizer type at that
time is registered and the Equalizer Control mode automatically
closes.
You can recall the best sound setting preset for different types of
the music.
1 Enter the Equalizer Control mode
Press the [EQ] button.
“EQ EASY” or “EQ PRO” is displayed.
2 Select the Equalizer type
Press the [EQ] button.
Each time the button is pressed, the Equalizer type switches as
shown below:
Equalizer type Display
Rock “Rock”
Dance “Dance”
Jazz “Jazz”
Pops “Pops”
Heavy “Heavy”
Soft “Soft”
Sharp “Sharp”
Light “Light”
Flat “Flat”
@ l “User”display:The values set on the <Adjustment of Equalizer
type at PRO>(page IO).
l A selected Equalizertype can be adjusted.
Adjustment Items dependon the setting of <Equalizermode> - - II
Adjusting the effect of an Equalizer type selected in <Equalizer
Control> when <Equalizer mode> is “EASY”.
1 Refer to <Equalizer Control> (page IO) to select the Equalizer
We.
2 Adjust the effect
Press the [FM1 or [AMI button.
Each time the button is pressed, the effects of Equalizer switch
as shown below:
Setting of effect Display
High “Hi”
Medium “Mid”
Low “Lo”
Adjusting the effect of an Equalizer type selected in <Equalizer
Control> when <Equalizer mode> is “PRO”.
1 Refer to <Equalizer Control> (page 10) to select the Equalizer
type.
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2 Select the item for adjustment
Press the [FM1 or [AMI button.
Each time the button is pressed, the items that can be adjusted
swatch as shown below.
Bass Extend “EXT”
Mrddle Center Frequency “Mrd F”
3 Adjust the item
Press the I1rr1 or [))I] button.
Adjustment Item Display
Bass Center Frequency “Bas F”
Bass level “Bas iv’
Bass 0 Factor “Bas 0” On/Off
0.5/l .0/l .5/2.0 kHz
Range
60/70/80/l 00 or 150 Hz
-12-+12dB
1.00/l .25/l .50/2.00
Middle level “Mid Lv” -12-+12dB
Mrddle 0 Factor “Mid 0” 1.0/2.0
Treble Center Frequency “Tre F”
10.0/l 2.5/l 5.0/l 7.5 kHz
Treble level “Tre Lv”
-12-+12dB
l According to the Bass Q Factor setting value, the frequencies that
can be set K- Bass Center Frequency change as shown below
Bass ClFactor Bass Center Frequency
1 00/l .25/l .50 60/70/80/l 00
2.00 60/70/80/l 50
l When the Bass Extend ISset to ON, low frequency response IS
extended by 20%
The <Adjustment of Equalizer type at PRO> can be preset.
1 Refer to <Adjustment of Equalizer type at PRO> (page IO) to
adjust the Equalizer type.
2 Preset the adjusted value
Press the [#I 1- [#31 button for at least 2 seconds.
Recalling a setting value
1 Enter the Equalizer Control mode
Press the [EQI button.
“EO PRO” IS displayed.
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If “EQ EASY ISdrsplayed, refer to <Equalrzer mode> (page 25) to
set the mode to ~EQPRO”
2 Recall the setting value
Press the I#1 1- [#31 button.
3 Adjust the Audio item
Press the [I++ or [)H] button.
Adjustment Item Display
Balance
“BAL”
Fader “FAD”
Non Fader Output “N-F”
4 Exit the Audio Control mode
Press the [AUDI button.
1 Enter the Audio Control mode
Press the [AUDI button for at least 1 second.
“AUD mode” is drsplayed.
2 Select the Audio item for adjustment
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.
Each time the button is pressed, the items that can be adjusted
swrtch as shown below.
Range
Left 15 - Right 15
Rear 15 - Front 15
On/Off

Processor.
1 Enter the DSP Control mode
Press the [DSPl button.
“DSP mode” is displayed.
2 Select the Sound field effects
Press the [DSPl button.
Each time the button IS pressed, the Sound field effects switch
as shown below:
Sound field effects Display
Stadium “Stadium”
Concert Hall “Concert”
Club “Club”
Church “Church”
Studio “Studio”
Bypass “Bypass”
When operation stops for 10 seconds, the DSP Control mode
closes.
Turn DSP System OFF
Press the [DSPI button for at least 1 second.
“DSP” indicator is OFF.
1 Receive/play the station/disc you want to attach a title to
l A title can’t be attached to MD or MP3 media.
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l DISCNamrngcan’t be done during clock display.
2 Enter name set mode
Press the [NAME] button for at least 2 seconds.
“Name Set” is displayed.
3 Move the cursor to the enter character position
Press the IHI or [WI button.
4 Select the character type
Press the [HI] button.
Each time the button is pressed the character type switches as
shown below.
Character type
Alphabet upper case
Alphabet lower case
5 Select the characters
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.
@ Characterscan be entered by using a remote with a number
buttons.
Example:If “DANCE”ISentered.
Character Button #limes pressed
“D”
w31
1
“A”
WI
1
“N”
WI
2
“C”
WI
3
“F” I#31 3
6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 and enter the name.
7 Exit name set mode
Press the [NAMEI button.
@ l
When operation stops for 10 seconds the name at that time IS
regrstered,and Name Set mode closes.
l Memory numbers
FM & AM: 30 stations
- internal CD player: 10 discs
- ExternalCDchanger/ player:Variesaccordingto the CDchanger/
player.Referto the CD changer/playermanual.

l Thetitle of statron/CDcan be changedby the same operation
usedto name It.
Switching the information displayed.
Press the IDISPI button.
Each trme the button ISpressed the display swatches as shown
below.
In Tuner source
Information Display
Station name “SNPS”
In CD & External disc source
Information Display
Track number &Track time “P-Time”
Track number & Disc play time “A-Time”
Disc name “DNPS”
Disc title (In External disc source or “D-Title”
DPX-MP4030 internal CD source)
Track title (In External disc source or “T-Title”
DPX-MP4030 internal CD source)
Charactor
In MP3 source
Information
Track Time
Folder name
File name
Song trtle & Artist name
Album name
Charactor
Clock
In Tape source
Information
Play side & Tape counter
Charactor
Clock
In ALL OFF Mode
Information
Charactor & Graphic
Clock & Graphic
Clock
Display
“P-Time”
“Folder”
“File”
“Title”
“Album”

General features
Selecting the Spectrum Analyzer display.
1 Enter the Spectrum Analyzer Select mode
Press the [S.Al button for at least 1 second.
“SPEANA” is displayed.
2 Select the Spectrum Analyzer
Press the [SAI button.
Each time the button is pressed, the Spectrum Analyzers swatch
as shown below:
Spectrum Analyzer
Scan of Spectrum Analyzer
Spectrum Analyzer 1 - 9
Sea Shore
Spectrum Analyzer Off
Display
“S.A Scan”
“SPEANA 1” - “SPEANA 9”
“Seashore”
“S.A Off”
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Scanof Spectrum Analyzer:
The drsplayswitches from SPEANA1 to SPEANA9 and
SeaShorernsequence.
3 Exit the Spectrum Analyzer Select mode
Press the [S.Al button for at least 1 second.
When operation stops for 10 seconds, Spectrum Analyzer at that
trme is registered and the Analyzer Select mode automatically
closes.
Press the [COLOR] button.
Each trme the button IS pressed, the lllumrnatron Color switches
as shown below,
Illumination Color Display
Scan of “Blue” to “Mint” “V.Color”
Blue “Blue”
Mars Red “Mars Red”
Whrte “White”
Lavender “Lavender’
Muscat “Muscat”
Pink
Sky Blue “Pink”
“Sky Blue”
Lime
Violet
Aqua
Orange
Mint
User Color
“Lime”
“Violet”
“Aqua”
“Oranqe”
“Mint”
“R-X/G-X/B-X”
@ “User Color”enablesthe color set rn<User lllumrnation Color
Setting> (page14)to be recalled.
3 Exit the Illumination Color Select mode
Press the [COLORI button for at least 1 second.
When operation stops for 10 seconds, the Illumination Color at
that time is registered and the Illumination Color Select mode
automatically closes.
Setting the color of the display.
1 Enter the Illumination Color Select mode
Press the [COLOR] button.
“Iliumi” is displayed.
2 Select the Illumination Color
The Illumination Color by the adjustment of RGB can arbitrarily
set.
1 Enter the Illumination Color Select mode
Press the [COLOR] button.

“lllumi” ISdisplayed.
2 Select the Color for adjustment
Press the [id41 or [,,I] button.
Each time the button IS pressed, the colors that can be adjusted
swatch as shown below,
Adjustment Color Display
Red ‘73”IS birnks
Green “G” IS blinks
Blue “5” ISblrnks
3 Adjust the Color
Press the [FM1 or [AM] button.
Each trme the button ISpressed, the rntensrty of color changes
as shown below:
Intensity of color Display
Turning off “X.0”
Weak “X-1”
Dark “X-4”
4 Exit the Illumination Color Select mode
Press the [COLOR] button for at least 1 second.
When operation stops for 10 seconds, the lllumrnatron Color at
that time ISdetermrned and the llluminatron Color Select mode
automatrcally closes
1 Select the clock display
Press the [DISPI button.
2 Enter clock adjustment mode
Press the [DISP] button for at least 1 second.
The 0 Indicator blanks.
3 Adjust the hours
Press the IFMI or IAMI button.
Adjust the minutes
Press the 1144 or [)NI button.
4 Exit clock adjustment mode
Press the [DISPI button.
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Selecting the station.
1 Select tuner source
Press the K3RCI button.
Select the “TUNER” display
2 Select the band
Press the [FM] or [AMI button.
Each time the [FM1 button is pressed It switches between the
FMI, FM2, and FM3 bands
3 Tune up or down band
Press the L-1 or [WI button.
@ During reception
of stereo stmons the “ST’ lndlcator ISON
Entering the frequency and tuning.
1 Select the band
Press the [FM] or [AMI button.
2 Enter Direct Access Tuning mode
Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote.
“- - - -” is displayed.
3 Enter the frequency
Press the number buttons on the remote.
Example:
Desired frequency Press button
92.1 MHz (FM) 1w. WY.
Mm [#I 1
810 kHz (AM) IW. k81. [#II. WI1
Canceling Direct Access Tuning
Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote.
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Putting the station in the memory. i
1 Calling up the stations in the memory.
1 Select the band
Press the [FM] or [AMI button.
2 Select the frequency to put in the memory
Press the [1rr1 or ]))I] button.
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1 Select the band
1 Press the [FM1 or [AMI button
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; 2 Call up the station
/ Press the ]#I1 - ]#61 button.
3 Put the frequency in the memory
Press the [#I] - [#6] button for at least 2 seconds.
The preset number display blinks 1 time.
On each band, 1 statlon can be pllt In the memory on each i#l I
- I#61 button. ;
Putting a station with good reception in the memory
automatically.
1 Select the band for Auto Memory Entry
Press the [FM] or ]AMl button.
2 Enter Menu mode
Press the [FNC] button for at least 1 second.
“Function” ISdisplayed
3 Select the Auto Memory Entry mode
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.
Select the “A-Memory” display.
4 Open Auto Memory Entry
Press the [HI] or [))I] button for at least 2 seconds.
When 6 stations that can be received are put In the memory
Auto Memory Entry closes.
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Cassette plaver features
SRC FM/AM
B.NR SCNB.NR SCN KS REPREP MT1MT1
DolbyBfVR _
indicator &I indicator Tapecounterdisplay Scanindicator
MTLindicator Repeatindicator BlankSkipindicator
When the Cassette Tape is inserted
Press the [SFiCl button.
Select the “TAPE” display.
@ When there’s a Cassette Tapeinserted. the a lndlcator ISON
When you want to listen to the reverse side
Press the [HII button.
Eject the Cassette Tape
Press the El button.
Fast Forwarding
Press the [FM] button.
When it’s stopped press the [HI] button.
Rewinding
Press the [AM] button.
When it’s stopped press the [HI] button.
Press the [B.NRl button.
Each time the button is pressed the Dolby B NR turns ON or
OFF.
When it’s ON, “B NR On” is displayed.
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Press the [MTLl button.
Each time the button is pressed the Tape type switches as
shown below.
“MTL” indicator Tape type
ON CrOz (Type II), FeCr (Type 1111,
Metal (Type IV)
OFF Normal (Type Ii
Indicating the songs to skip, and Fast Forwarding or Rewinding.
Skipping to a later song
Press the OHI button.
Each time the button is pressed the number of songs skrpped
increases.
Skipping to a previous song
Press the hrrl button.
Each time the button is pressed the number of songs skrpped
Increases.
Canceling DPSS
Press the IHI] button.
@
l During the songs ftrst 5 seconds there may be a times when the
prewous song is recognized as the current song.
l As many as 9 songs can be skipped.
Designating the song to be skipped with the remote control
number buttons.
1 Designate the song to skip
Press number buttons on the remote.
2 Skipping to a later song
Press the [IH] button.
Skipping to a previous song
Press the [1+r1 button.
Canceling DPSS
Press the [HI] button.
@
l During the songs first 5 seconds there may be a times when the
previous track ISrecognized as ihe current track
l As many as 9 songs can be skipped
Fast forwarding automatically when an unrecorded portion
continues for at least 10 seconds.
Press the [B.Sl button.
Each time the button is pressed the Blank Skip turns ON or OFF
When it’s ON, “B.S On” is displayed.
Playing the first part of each song on the tape you are listening
to and searching for the song you want to listen to.
1 Start Index Scan
Press the KCNI button.
“IDX Scan” is displayed.
2 Release it when the song you want to listen to is played
Press the ISCNI button.
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Cassette Dlaver features CD/MP3/External disc control features
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Repeating the present song.
Press the [REP] button.
Each time the button is pressed the Music Repeat turns ON or
OFF.
When it’s ON, “Repeat” is displayed.
SCRL SCN KIM/#3 REP X5 M.RDM bII DISC-/DISC+
@ indicator iTacknumber Tracktime Randomindicator
I I I I
Discnumber Scanindicator Repeatindicator MP3hdicator
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