Kenwood KDC-PS809 User manual

KENWOOD
KDC-PS809
KDC-8009
KDC-7009
RR-500E _
~ ff you usethe RR-500E ;
With regard to the displays, So aeiens of the
operations and specifications, see the contents
of KDC-PS809 in this manual.
Si le RR-500E est utilisé ;
Pour les affichages, les explications des opéra-
tions et les specifications, voir la description du
KDC-PS809 dans ce manuel.
Si utiliza el RR-500E :
Con respecto a las indicaciones, explicaciones
de funcionamientos y especificaciones, vea el
indice del KDC-PS809 de este manual.
CD-RECEIVER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
AMPLI-TUNER-LECTEUR DE CD
MODE D’EMPLOI
REPRODUCTOR DE DISCOS COMPACTOS RECEPTOR DE FM/AM
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
KENWOOD CORPORATION
Take the time to read through this instruction manual.
Familiarity with installation and operation procedures will help you obtain the
best performance from your new CD-receiver.
For your records
Record the serial number, found on the back of the unit, in the spaces designated on
the warranty card, and in the space provided below. Refer to the model and seriai
numbers whenever you call upon your KENWOOD dealer for information or service on
the
product.
COMPACT
Model
KDC-PS809/8009/7009/RR-500E
Serial
number
Oe
©B64-1179-10(KW) (os) aE

Contents
‘Before use
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Switching Display for Discs.
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Disc Name Preset Play (DNPP)
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Table of Audio Cortrol Settir “g a
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Automatic Dimmer. Pade
Selectable IHuminatior .............
Touch Sensor Tone . detieGahusse
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Installation
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Connecting Wires to Terminals.
Installation (non-Japanese carst
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Installation (Japanese-cars}
Troubleshooting guide .....
Specifications
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AWarnin
Selecting
fine
audio
equipment
such
as
the
unil
you’
ve
JUST
purchased
is
only
the
start
of
your
musical
enjoyment.
Now
it’s
time
to
consider
how
you
can
maximize
the
fun
and
excitement
your
equipment
offers.
This
manufacturer
and
the
Electronic
Industries
Association's
Consumer
Electronics
Group
want
you
to
get
the
most
out
of
your
equipment
by
playing
it
at
a
sate
level.
One
that
lets
the
sound
come
through
loud
and
clear
without
annoying
blaring
or
distortion
—
and.
most
importantly,
without
affecting
your
sensitive
hearing.
Sound
can
be
deceiving.
Over
time
your
hearing
“comtort
level”
adapts
to
higher
volumes
of
sound.
So
what
sounds
“normal”
can
actually
be
loud
and
harmful
to
your
hearing.
Guard
against
this
by
setting
your
equipment
al
a
safe
level
BEFORE
your
hearing
adapts.
To establish a safe level:
*
Start
your
volume
control
al
a
low
setting.
*
Slowly
increase
the
sound
until
you
can
hear
ut
comfortably
and
clearly.
and
without
distortion,
Once
you
have
established
a
comfortable
sound
level:
*
Set
the
dial
and
Ieave
it
there.
Taking
a
minute
to
do
this
now
will
help
to
prevent
hearing
damage
or
loss
in
the
future.
After
all,
we
want
you
listening
for
a
lifetime.
We
Want
You
Listening
For
A
Lifetime
Used
wisely,
your
new
sound
equipment
will
prov
ide
a
lifetime
of
fun
and
enjoyment.
Since
hearing
damage
trom
loud
noise
is
often
undetectable
until
it
is
too
fate.
this
manufacturer
and
the
Electronic
Industries
Association's
Consumer
Electronics
Group
recommend
you
avoid
prolonged
exposure
lo
excessive
noise.
This
list
of
sound
levels
is
included
for
your
protection.
Decible
Level
3Q Quiet library, soft whispers
40
Living
room,
refrigerator,
bedroom
away
from
traffic
50
Light
traffic.
normal
conversation,
quiet
office
460
Air
conditioner
at
20
feet.
sewing
machine
70
Vacuum
cleaner,
hair
dryer,
noisy
restaurant
80
Average
city
traffic.
garbage
disposals,
alarm
clock
at
two feel.
THE
FOLLOWING
NOISES
CAN
BE
DANGEROUS
UNDER
CONSTANT
EXPOSURE
90
Subway.
motorcyele.
truck
traffic,
lawn
mower
100
Garbage
truck.
chain
saw,
pneumatic
drill
120
Rock
band
concert
in
front
of
speakers.
thunderelap
{40
Gunshot
blast.
jet
plane
180
Rocket
launching
pad
Information
courtesy
of
{he
Deafness
Research
Foundation,
QJ
HISTENING

A Warning
— (eee
ACAUTION, _NOTE |
or Tr s equipment as been testea ard found to
c the mics fora Class a digital
“tto Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
: ered ta py ide
; reasonab @ rotec tor. against Par tul
follow’
ng
are
resroductions
of
sabe's
on,
o°
interfererce
“ares
dental
instalaton.
Tas
13 de tne oroduct relating to laser product ecupn armful :iteference
TO radio communications, f°: is not installed
; vw th the instructions.
$°o guarartee that
Il not occur ..r a part-cular
stelaton. H this equipire nt does cause
haruf.. imterfercnce to ‘aaio or telev-sion
& ich car he determined by
Use of contra s cr adjustme:
perforr narice of procedures othe: tha
speciies kerein may resi t in hazardous
rad ation exposure
In compliance wth | edera
STO DAS ES
an) | L off anc on, the user is
1
1,
CPACTES
|
SIBCRAPTLIE
LS
!
‘rect
the
iriertererce
Locat
0:
Bottom
Panel
2
‘rove
of
Ibe
following
measures:
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. separation benveen tho
FCC WARNING equipmer “t ana receiver
* Cop ect tae equium-ent irte an outlet ona
‘requercy energy Be ¢ ; clreutaferert from: that te which che
to ths equipment nay cause vari ui receive! is cor“ected.
irterfererce unless the mouiticatans are “i oor an experlerced radio/TV
abprovec ir the irstuct en man nelo
The user could lose the authorty to ©
*his ecquivm-eat if avi unautoor zed chang
nod f cation is made
“his cquiom
3.diata agoarétus meets all
Causing Fquipment Regulations

Safety precautions
EOE TAN, is INFORMA HON:
a
[AWARNING
To prevent injury or fire, take the
following precautions:
Insert
the
unit
all
the
way
ir
until
it's
fury
jockec
in
p.ace.
Otherwise
t
may
“al.
out
oF
place
wer
‘o.tea
\ihen
exlendirg
ibe
gniior,
battery,
or
ground
wres,
Make
Sure
10
USe
al
Ltorrotive-
grade
wires
or
other
wires
with
a
G.?omrme
iAWIG18)
or
more
to
prevent
wire
deteriorat
on
ard
damage
to
the
«
prevent
4
srort
c.Cuit,
Never
Bul
O°
leave
a
a
meralac
‘onjects
isuch
&8
Cons
er
mielal
oc.s}
inside
tne
unt.
‘the
unit
starts
to
emi
srioke
oO”
Sirarge
smcils,
ture
oif
the
power
iemeciale
¥
and
sorsut
your
Kenwood
dealer
Make
suré
noi
te
get
your
*inge’s
caught
petweer
the
faceplate
anc
tie
unt.
Re
care*ul
rot
te
drop
ire
unit
er
subiect
1
te
strong
shock
The unit may break or crack pec
coiains glass parts
Do
not
touch
the
quid
crystai
‘luia
if
tne
LCD
1s
cariageg
or
broker
due
to
shack.
Tre
iqud
crystal
fiuid
may
he
dangerous
to
your
nealth
or
even
fatai
[che ‘iqud crysta’ fluid from che LCD
contacts your boay or cloth’ng, wash ‘t off
wilh soap immed ately
& coahad.
| ACAUTION|
To
prevent
damage
to
the
machine,
take
the
following
precautions:
Viake
sure
to
ground
the
urit
to
4
negative
12¥
OC
power
suvoly.
Do
rol
open
ihe
top
ov
bation
covers
of
Ine
unt
Do ee
1ST ell the unit'r a spot ex
excegsiv'
30 valu r aces with tor
oility of water splas
pate to exc
3ece of 3rec Slon eGL'pt
rqa ‘use, crly use
i og. Useng a in.
@ your WNT te
Do ret place eiy ¢
faceslaie arc tie urit
KDC- 200 /KDC-C300 / KDC-C400
Use
the
exteisien
cable
and
the
control
90x
allac’
nee
to
the
CD
changer,
ana
toe
optional
CA-DS100
corvenier
cord
KDC-C301 / KDC-C600 / KDC-C800 / KDC-CB01 /
KDC-C401
Use the ex
charger,
caivertel ©
s cn cable gtrached vo the CD
the opt ona. CA DS* 0G
rene
KDC-C100 / KDC-C302 / C205 / C705 /
non-Kenwood CD changers
Carre: be used wih tars
medel
ACAUTION
You
can
damage
both
your
unit
and
the
CD
changer
if
you
connect
them
incorrectly.

English
Safety precautions
NOTE
I} you experence proolems during
nstallation, consult your Kenwood ceae'
IF the urit ‘ails to operate broperly, press tie
RESET sutton, When the faceplate is rot
ysibe, oress “the touch-sensitive spor’ at the
“ear of tne faceplate las illustrated 67 p.71! ta
make the faceplate controi appear. The an
vatuns to ‘actory settgs when tne RESE!
button is pressed. If the unit sti fa's co
operate prooerly after the RFSFT suttor has
beer pressed, contact your oca KENWOOD
dealer for assistance.
Press the reset burton if the cise aLto
changer -s “irst contro! ed and operates
incorrectly. The onainal operat ng cordiion
wi retaun
Reset button
We tecommend the use o* the Security Code
funct 04 isee p.34) to prevent thet:
Cleaning the Unit
f the frort panel gets drey, turn off tne
power ard wipe the panel with a dry silicor
cloth or soft clotn.
ACAUTION
Do not wipe the panel witn a hard cloth ov a
cloth dampened hy volatile solvents such as
saint thinres and acohol. Trey can seraten
the surface of the panel ana/or cause the
inaicato’ letters te pee olf.
Cleaning the CD Stot
As dus? tends to accumulate in tae CD s 07,
jean it every once in a while. Your CDs car
get scratched if you put therr in a dusty CD
slot.
Lens Fogging
Right after you turn on the car heater -n cold
weather", dew or condensation may form or
the lens nthe CD player of the unit. Caled
lens fogg-ng, CDs may be impossible to piay.
9 such @ Situation, remove the disc and wat
for the cordensation to evaporate. If the unt
sti’ does not operate normaiiy after a while,
consult your Kenwood dealer

Handling
Compact
discs
Playing
a
CD
that
is
dirty,
scratched
or
warped
can
cause
the
sound
to
skip
and
the
unit
to
operate
incorrectly,
resulting
in
worsened
sound
quality.
Take
the
following
precautions
to
prevent
your
CDs
from
getting
scratched
or
damaged.
Handling CDs
*
Oo
not
touch
tne
recorded
side
of
the
cD
ithe
sde
opposite
the
iabel)
when
holding
It.
«
Do
not
stick
tape
on
either
side
of
the
Cb:
Tape
©
Storing CDs
+
Do
rat
store
CDs
in
aveas
exposed
to
direct
sunught
{Sun
aS
2
Car
Seat
O°
the
dashboard)
or
ore”
hot
olaces.
+
Remove
CDs
from
the
unt
wnen
not
"scening
to
them
for
a
while,
and
put
them
back
‘n
tne
cases.
De
rot
pile
ue
CDs
that
are
removed
from
their
cases
or
orop
them
against
something
Cleaning CDs
Ifa
CD
has
gotten
dirty,
wipe
it
off
gently
using
a
cornmercially
ava
lable
cleaning
clotn
or
a
soft
cotton
clotn,
starting
frorr
the
center
ofthe
discard
=movrg
outward
Do
not
clean
COs
with
conventora:
record
cleaners,
anti-static
formulas,
or
chemicals
such
as
paint
thinnes
or
berzene.
Checking
New
CDs
for
Burrs
When
playing
a
new
CD
for
the
first
tT
e,
check
that
there
are
not
any
DUIS
sluck
to
the
penmeter
of
the
asc
our
the
central
nole.
CDs
witn
burrs
siuck
a7
Iner
“Tay
rot
load
properly
or
may
sk'p
yerile
olaying
Remove
burrs
using
4
ballpoirt
per
ora
similar
ters"!
Ix
*- Burrs
y A
» 4 ‘
w
Burrs a
. >
4
~
*
Do
Not
Load
CD
Accessories
Do
not
use
cainvercia'y
available
cD
accessories
that
can
de
loaded
inte
tne
cD
pee ee
slot,
such
as
stabilizers,
protective
sheels,
or
CD
clearing
discs,
since
they
car
cause
the
ur't
to
malfunction
Removing the CD
Only
remove
the
CD
fram
the
mach.ne
-1
4
horizonta’
direction,
Poiding
it
iat.
You
may
damage
the
surface
of
the
CD
if
you
try
pulling
it
down
as
't
ejects
CAUTION |
| ACAUTION |
Do
Not
Load
3-in.
CDs
in
the
CD
slot
if
you
try
to
load
&
3
in.
CD
with
its
adapter
into
the
urit,
the
adaptey
might
separace
fron:
the
CD
and
damage
the
unt
Do
Not
Use
Special
Shape
CDs
+
Bo
sure
to
use
round
snane
CDs
only
for
this
unit
ard
ag
pai
use
ary
special
snape
CDs
Use
of
special
shape
CDs
may
cause
the
urt
to
malfurcon
+
Be
sure
10
use
CDs
with
disc
mark
2%
only for this unit

English
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Basic operations (See page 8)
2iea = A ¢ S.
You can help prevent theft of the unit by reversing the
faceplate so that the control panel cannot be seen, hiding the
unit, and shutting off the audio.
Power ON/OFF:
When you turn your venicie's ignition on, the un t's power will
also tun on, with the faceplate reversing to srow «he control
parel.
When you turn your venic e's ignition off, zhe faceo-ate w !l
reverse lo hide the contro parel, and the urit’s power whl tun
hen wie moving facepiate is hit by ar ob-ect, it well stop and
return to its original state. Remove tre onject and repeat the
acton.
+ The status of the Security Code Functior iP.34] is displayed
whenever the power is switcved on.
‘CODE ON" (Security Coae has heen registerea}
‘CODE OFF’ iSecur ty Code 1as rot beer regis:eredi
ACAUTION Using the Unit in Vehicles with Covered Consoles
* Maxe sure “he console '$ urcove'ed wile t1¢e facep ate is
reversed,
- Do rot exert any excess *orce on the movab @ paris of 74¢ Unt,
ircluaing the ‘aceplate, as it car cause failure in the un 2's
mechanism
Hiding the unit with the ignition turned on (forced closing):
Keep pressing the SRC outton for at east one secone
Tre faceplate will reverse, hiding the unit. The unit will turn
off
NOTE
+ Wher the closing facep ate is hit oy an object, the unit wil turr
off w tiout the faceplate closing al the way. Renove the object
ard press the SRC buttor to turn tne unit pack on, then turn it
off again to have t close prope'ly.
¢ Wh ie tre cortvol pane is moving, pressirg tne butters wil no:
have ary effect. Do not :ry tc press the buttons on tne cortro
bane as the *aceslate s mov ng, as excess ve force may
damage the urit.
« During the forced ¢ os.ng of the unet i.e, having the unr’ left
closed wale gnition s tumed onl, the faceplate will net o9er
No Mattes now otten the ghition :s turned on cr o*f, unless ‘the
souch-sens‘t ve spor" a’ the rear of the ‘aceplate s press
orcer to open t. You can prevert tarnpering of the unt when
ettirg someone clse dr ve your ca" by keepirg it c osed ths
way.
To cancel the stealth retraction mechanism ’s forced closing of
unit and open control panel:
Press “the lous -serisitive spot” at the rear of the faceplate
fas iliustrated
Touch-sensitive spot
NOTE
Touch-sensitive spot
[he invis sle sw ich ss mdirg beb-rd tne touch sersitive spot.
Press che Pollow soor iinvisitys seiten! te oper

English
Switching Modes
Attenuator
Basic
operations
(See
page
8)
Switching Modes:
Each
time
you
oress
tne
SRC
fsourcel
putton,
the
moae
switches és follows
¥
Tune" mode
vv
| CD mode
vv
Dise conrtrol made
1
[NOTE |
>
Tre
made
switches
to
tne
rex:
mode
fran
ary
‘ode
whicn
carnot
be
used
*
The
disc
contro
made
will
¢
ffer
ceperang
on
iné€
unit
that
is
connectea
This
function
allows
you
to
turn
down
the
volume
quickly.
Turning Attenuator On/Off:
Press
the
ATT
button
to
sw
tch
che
atteruazor
on
and
off,
|
When
the
attenuator
is
on,
the
ATT
inaicator
ol.nks
When
ibe
attenuator
is
off,
the
volune
returns
to
tne
ovigiral
level,
-———,
[Nore
Turning
the
volume
all
‘ne
way
down
deactivates
tne
attenuator
furction
ee
dh
ik
increasing Volume:
Press
“he
A
buiton
to
turn
Lo
tne
volume.
Decreasing Volume:
Press
tne
\”
button
to
ture
down
the
volume,
Loudness
This
function
amplifies
low
and
high
tones
when
the
volume
is
turned
down.
The
LOUD
indicator
lights
up
when
the
loudness
function
is
on.
Turning Loudness On/Off:
Press
the
LOUD
button
for
st
least
ore
secord
to
switch
the
loudness on and off
‘Ment.System
To
accommodate
a
greater
number
of
functions,
a
menu
system
has
been
employed
for
making
settings.
Press
the
MENU
button
to
enter
the
menu
mode
and
then
display
the
function
to
make
the
setting.
Details
on
each
setting
are
|
explained
separately
in
the
corresponding
function
page.
'
T
Press
the
MENU
butter
for
at
least
one
secona,
i
‘MENU
is
displayed
wher
the
menu
mode
is
entered
;
The
function
that
you
can
adjust
1s
indicatea
w
tn
the
current
settirgs
displayed
=)

2 Selecting function to set
Press the mI button to searcn through the funcuors
see the ore you want to adjust in the dispiay
Press the I button te search through the *unctors
backward.
Example: If you wart to sw tch ine clocs display functor
‘rom on to off, first search through tne furctions
urtil you see “CLOCK ON" in the a:splay
MEHU CLOCK
‘or KDC-PS809
iH FLOCK ON
3 Changing setting for currently displayed function
Press either the AM or FM button
The sett ng wii! change tor e fuietion
Lxample. Tie ¢
and “CLOCK OFF’ :s discleyea.
CLOCK ON —> _ “CLOCK OFF
4 Ending the menu mode
Press the MENU button
"NOTE
* Make sure te erd the WL, PIC fishes
li you fail te erd ine ren made.
operate orapery, incl.a ng the Tra
‘he Aarm function,
* The '##' a splay ing cates the setting va ue.
ra. fauecuos miay rat
ic Informanor function ard
APU YOu
for KDC-86097009
cx display function w Il switch from on to off,
Clock Display
Swite’ irg
i Time Adjustmert (Manual
Automate Time Adjustment
Secur ty mode
Selectabie lium acer
Cortast As ustment
Switching Grape Disp ay
Touca Serso’ Tone
arg Precut
Traff c Irfarmazor Furetion
“ ie EM “eeeplign ot Tuner made»
Text Sere
Fr KDC -PS&O9 8609 on yi. CD
ebanger mede>
«When Automatic Time Adjustment is off>
Varieties of settings for
each function (display)
L
CLOCK or o>
CLOCK OFF
CLOCK ADJST {T me
Aqjusiment mode entered}
L
SYNC OFF & SYNC ON
ni: KDC-PS809:8009 Only | |
SECURITY
ib
COLOR GREEN « + COLO
CONTRAST &#
*| KDC-PS$809 On
GRAPHIC ON «> GRAPH'C OFF
Zan KDC-8009-7009 Only
BEEP ON © BEEP OFF
= RON” «> SWP3E N-FAD
KDC-PS809 Only
7 | ON
* KDC-PS809'8009 Only
i » CRSC OFF
<= SCROLL MANU

English
Tuner features (See page 8)
Ny
You
can
choose
from
three
tuning
modes:
auto
seek,
preset
station
seek,
and
manual.
The
"“AUTO1"
indicator
lights
up
when
auto
seek
tuning
is
selected,
and
the
"AUTO2"
indicator
tights
when
preset
station
seek
tuning
is
selected.
Selecting Tuning Mode:
rress the AUTO button
Each
time
you
ovess
tne
AJTO
butter,
“he
rode
switches
4s
fo'lows
roy
AUIO* iAuto Seek Turenag!
¥
AUTO 2 (Preset Station Seek Iunagi
v
A
MANGA! (Manual Tuning)
Tuning
1
Press
tne
SRC
isource!
Button
renestedly
lo
select
the
tune:
mace.
TUNCR'
is
d
sp'ayed
wher
the
tune:
vede
has
beer
selected.
2
Press
either
the
FM
or
AM
butter
to
se'ect
tne
bard
Fach
tne
you
press
the
FM
button,
the
pana
switches
between
the
FM1,
FM?
and
FM3
ivy
e
for
groves
o
preset
stations)
Press
the
AM
butter
to
select
the
AM
band
1
Seek Tuning
$5
the
mI
buttor
to
sees
righer
frequencies
Press
the
m@<@
button
to
seek
lower
frequencies
* Preset station seek tuning
Press
the
mm
button
to
mave
to
tne
next
preset
station
{.e.,
the
one
wilh
tne
rex?
highest
nurmberi,
ara
i1¢
Md
butter
ta
‘rove
to
the
last
preset
statior
f.e.,
the
one
with
the
next
lowest nuloer}
*Vanual Tuning
Ve
mri
button
tc
nerease
m6
frequency
by
ore
step
‘Pe
dad
button
to
decrease
tre
lrequeracy
by
ore
stop
| NOTE
the
S™
indigater
|
ghts
uo
wien
stereo
oroeacasts
are
seirg
“BCOVEC
~LatIONn Frese BImMc
Store
the
frequency
of
a
station.
You
can
then
recall
that
station
with
a
single
touch
of
a
button.
1
Select
the
bana/station
that
you
want
to
have
stored.
2
Press
the
button
(#1-6}
that
you
want
to
use
for
tke
station,
for
al
least
two
secands.
The
sutton
qumser
blirks
ance
in
the
disp
ay
te
ndicate
trat
the
data
has
beer
scored
Recalling a Preset Station:
Press
‘he
prese:
station
oution
(41-6)
for
the
aesi-ea
station
The
number
of
the
-ecalled
stat
on
‘s
displeyed
You
can
store
s'x
stations
ir
eacn
al
the
£1,
FM2, FM3,
ane
|
AM
baras,
t wligee rat)
You
can
automatically
store
all
the
receivable
frequencies
in
the
band
currently
being
listened
to,
and
then
recall
them
with
the
touch
of
a
button
later.
This
function
is
especially
useful
when
you
are
travelling
and
do
not
know
what
stations
are
available.
Up
to
six
frequencies
can
be
stored
this
way.
1
Select
the
nand
for
whicw
you
wart
to
store
stations.
2
Press
the
AME
buttor
fo:
at
least
two
seconds
to
start
auto
remory
entry
i
Tre
numbers
of
the
preset
station
buttons
are
shawn
in
order.
Vnen
al
the
stetors
in
a
certain
bang
are
storca
in
the
preset
|
memory,
the
auto
memory
entry
stops.
Tae
turer
then
plays
|
the
last
station
received.
Recalling
a
Preset
Station:
i
Press
the
preset
stat
or
buttor
(41-6)
for
the
desired
stator
|
Ihe
number
of
the
recal
ed
station
is
d
splayed
—14—

pan Reception Syste it (CRSC 9 Diss <
Temporarily have reception switched from stereo to mono to You can change the display used when listening to the radio. :
reduce multi-path noise when listening to the FM station. ‘ :
The factory default for this function is ON. Changing the Display:
Laci ime you press the DISP buttor, :ne a splay charges as
Turning CRSC On/Off: Obows:
1 Press the MENU button ‘or at least one second Be
"MENU' Is displayed and the menu node 5 turied or Stat 01 ‘requercy
2 Keep pressing the ®m oution uri: the Clean Recept on i x }
: ' ata ee a i Program: Serv ce rame (during 323 Z 7 FACEDTION + }
System C reuit funct on aopears ir the disoiay i Br alae Carts iduring 48D5 stat on reception « KDC ;
Press the It button co seared nie other direction | arti fae ee Abedin e8at
Tre funct on setting is indicated ny 'CRSC ON' or ‘CRSC OFF: eID st EOP eS eae BiCSCH
n the a splay, -ndicat ng that the CRSC s or or o*f, Radio text jorly durng RBDS station reception : KDC.
“espectively. PS809/8009 onlyi
H ¥
3 Switching settings ease :
: Cock *XDC-8009/7009 Ori: i
Press either the AM or FM butter : Cock #<DC-8009/7009 Ory:
The disp ay ane setting will change
4 Press ne MENU button to ena the meat mode.
oy | ‘rar rece virg ar RBDS stat on to whch a naire “as been
NOTE Station Nare Preset. sw ichiig to tre program
Strorg electrical fields {suck 4s from power lines! may cause SNPS spray will result a me program
Jrstabie sound cual'ty wher CRSC Is tuvred or. In suck s
situation, tura t off
th pricrity
splay function (P.31i 3 Gr. the
A Alpes

Tuner features (See page 8)
Station
Name
Preset
(SNPS)
|
You can assign names to radio stations with the Station
Preset Memory. Up to 18 FM stations and 16 AM stations can
be assigned names.
1 Adjust the frequency to the stat or whose same you wart to
ente’
2 Press the NAME.S buttor for at leas: -wo seconds,
“NAME SET” is d splayed once tne station nave oreset ‘nace
‘'s entered
The cursor wil blirk nite pos tor where lotte:s are entered
3 Press either the Me of MRI OL ton to Tove the curser to we
desired posit on.
The Ké<@d button moves the cursor to tng lett, ane the pep
button to tre right
You car aso move tre cursor le*t or rigut by pressirg tie Md
or Pm! buttons, respectively, or the ‘ercle
4 bach time the mI buttor is pressed, the craraciers to be
entered change as listeo below
Press tne FM or AM button to display the desired character
Characters that can be Wgeaved are as folows
—
A.ohabet (upper casel: A ~ Z
i Alphabet tower casel a ~ 2 1KDC-PS809 Only!
No mearars and eee “-9O@" %Rr P-L fhe > 7]
seca Characters: : 5668
|_|
"MOTE
Direct Alphabet Input
Direct "put can made of ietters fa ohabeticall wt
entry buttons or the remote
Fxample: Use the fo lowing tabie to erter the rame
the lette-
‘DANCY’
5
De #3 1
i oO Single |
"N* #6 ?
| 7G” #2 a 3
ae ee 2
Contirue steps 3 and 4 uncti ai the characters are chosen fo:
the name.
[NOTE
You can erter uo to 8 characters ‘or each rame
| 6 *Assian 1g Names
{ Py the NAMES button on the unt or the OK button or the
remote
Tig rame of iné station is stored in memory, and the Stazor
Name Preset noae erds
¢ Ass gnirg Name and Storing Frequency with Statian P-esei
Memory
down the desired preset button for at least two
seconas
The name of the stat on is stored ane the frequency ‘or the
currert station is stored in tne selected preset button. The
Station Name Preset mode ends.
Also, if you ‘neke ro inp: fer 10 seconds, tne rame
vill be
stored up to the po:nt zhat you have enterec, and the mode
ends
| [Note
+ You can ass-gr names to uo to 18 FM stations and 16 AM
— 16—
stations
All the statior rames wil be erased if you press the RESET
battor.
* +f you want to charge the name of a station, first display the
name of the station ifol owirg steps 1 and ? above), ther
change the ‘etter(s} that you want oy following steps 3 ard 4

Function of remote with number/etter entry buttons (See page 10)
Ld 2 $ bes! TEnine
When you know the frequency of the station that you want to
listen to, you can input it directly for quick access. |
4 Select the vend by oressing the FM or AM outton.
2 Press tne DIRECT outzon,
The frequency part of tie ¢ splay b inks for 10 seconds,
f you Make no nput nt 10- secone period, direct access
tuning Is automat cal y canecled
7
ie
3 Enter the ‘requency of the aes ea station wnile the asp ay is
blink.1g.
f you wan: to ister to. an FM stator at 92.1 MHz, for
example, oress 0, 9, 2, and 4
f you want <0 listen to a1 AM station al 810 «Hy, for exam ote,
dress 0, 8, i, ard O.
“NOTE |
Ver a frequency which carnot be ‘cece ved is irout, th s
frequency is rot verified ard operation reluers to the org ne: :
frequency input mode i
Canceling Direct Access Tuning:
?ress the DIRECT buttor again
Function of remote with DNPP button (See page 70)
ion Mina im ee :
cits sae ee ne er eee ey is
You can Search for the station for any station if its name has
been preset using Station Name Preset.
1 Press the DN®P butter on:
“SNP PLAY” will oe display
play mode is entered
Tie rames of the stauors sicred nine band cuvrert.y steed
to are displayea ir the fo lowing side tor five secor ds each:
FMI. EM? FM3, ard AM
Each time you. press the TUNE-+ button, tne staon asp ay
“witeres ir the *orv rrecier
s tne TUNL— button, tic
so direct an.
sciave not been stored w Il se
Hon
the slator amie preset
time You pr
ches ir the 's
ONS <
as freq.
Tre orogram serv ce name w | apvear foc RBDS statians
LNoTE | Changing the Seee Band
>ressing tre FM bulter sv itch es between tre ' M1, FM?, FMS
ara AM ee oy WS. TT at G
AM butte
reverss a res ior
lor o spay
Sp ayed
vitenes seiweer the disslays ir tie
SV
2 Once the name is displayed for the station you want to listen
to
Press the OX butte
otion star:
7 oay mode
wayed stator, and the slalion ware
Canceling mode during input:
Press the ONPP 9 rath rela!
“ne stallion nee creset play Noce 3 canceicd.,
a

English
RBDS features jsSee page 9}
Funciton of the KDC-PS809/8009
RBDS
is
a
service
used
by
radio
stations
to
transmit
data
outside
normal
radio
broadcast
signals.
When
an
RBDS
station
is
received,
you
can
immediately
find
out
what
kind
of
data
is
being
transmitted
by
looking
at
the
program
service
name,
which
appears
in
the
display
after
the
frequency.
The
AEMBindicator
turns
on
when
an
RBDS
station
is
being
received.
REDS f tio Broedra:
Be tatoa hy Ie
When
an
emergency
transmission
(announcing
disasters,
etc.)
is
made,
the
current
function
will
be
interrupted
to
allow
the
warning
to
be
received
under
the
following
conditions:
during
tuner
reception,
or
when
the
Traffic
Information
function is turned on.
taufffe information Fuastign
You
can
listen
to
traffic
information.
If
you
are
listening
to
tapes
or
discs,
they
will
continue
playing
until
a
traffic
bulletin
is
broadcast.
Pits az
Turning TI function On/Off:
1 5 MENJ pution fer et least cne secora
splayed and the era rece ‘s tured or
°2
Keep
o'essing
the
rl
buttor
arc
the
Traffic
lnfosmiation
‘arctor appears in the disp.ay,
Press
the
|
button
to
<
Shon
the
ofne:
direct
on
The
function
setting
1s
ira
cated
py
‘TL
ON'
o:
'T.L
OFF
cn
tre
a
spay,
od-cating
that
tie
[1
tunct
ovis
ono:
ott,
resnecivaiy
3
Switching
settings
Press gither the AM orf M5
display and setung wil:
ae the fun
When a traff
ang
ior is on, the Thir
or » be
curior. Wher rore is heirg re
blink or aid off
fic bulletin begins to be
ried ar
sived, tre TP
elved, tre 1
WV
er a
wil tier on
yoaacast, the TA wid cazor
I*
you
are
listening
to
a
tane
or
d-se
when
a
craffic
pulletin
begins,
they
will
automatically
be
turned
off.
Wren
the
bulletin
erds
of
pco”
receotion
is
experienced,
the
tape
or
disc
will
begin
playirg
agair
4
Press
the
MENU
button
to
end
the
menu
node
NOTE
Switching
to
a
Different
Traffic
information
Station:
Use
the
<d
/
m1
buttors
to
mace
ar
auto
seex
of
the
TI
stations
Ir
a
certa'n
band
| NOTE
f
"
you
are
listening
to
a
tape
or
dise,
you
carnot
enange
to
another Tl station.
i
turr
on
tne
Tl
function,
the
motorized
antenra
wil
rato netical y
ere 536 7 ¢
Conduct
auto
seek
tuning
only
on
those
stations
with
selected
kinds
of
programs.
To enter the program type selection mode:
1 Press the PTY button
"PTY"
1s
disa
ayea
once
the
vrogram
type
selection
mode
is
ertlered
NOTE
You
cenrot
use
this
furction
while
the
traffic
nformatior
func-
tian
is
turnec
on
2 Select the type of program to be received
* Press cher the FM or AM buttons rcpeatedly to select the
type sragrami you want to listen te
eas

oS A
The selection includes:
Speech «> 1.News «> 2. Information «> 3.Sports «> 4.Talk «>
5 Rock «> 6.Classic Rock «> 7.Adult Hits «* 8. Sat: Rock «>
9.Fop 40«+ 10 Country «* 11. Oldies +> 12.Soft +>
13.Nosta-gia +> 14.Jaze «+ 15.Classical «+» 76.Rhytirm &
Blues <«* 17.Soft R&B <> 18. Foreigr Larguage <*
19.Religious Music +> 20.Religious Talx « » 2° Personal ty <>
22 Puolic «> Musics > Speech «> iSee age 20;
(Speech.....1~4, 18, 20~22, Musie.....5-17, 19}
* You can select the type of progran directly by pressing a
preset button. The buttons are factory-set to the fo lowing
type of orograms:
1. Music
4. Sports
LNoTE | Changing the Preset Button Settings for Program Type
‘ter selecting the type of program to be stored na certain
sreset button, hold down that pulton for at east two seconds.
The previousiy stored data for that outtan are eased and the
ew orogram type is storec.
3 Seeking the Selected Program Type
Press the 4 or mm! button to make a seek of frequercies
wtn your selected type o* orogram
Tne d splay blinks ana the seek starts
If your selected type of program s four, tre rare cr the
frequency of the statior is displayed and the stat ons tunes
IrtC
“PTY” blnks nthe a splay for asout 30 secerds
I’ you make ro key nput n 30 secords, “he PTY seiecticr
riode will turn off automatically.
NOTE
i} io program can be found, 'NO PTY‘ is displeyed
IF you wart te se ect arother type of program, repeat steps 2
3 above
2
?. Speech 3:
5. Classical 6.
Nows
Jazz
and
Switching to Other Stations with the Same Type of Program:
Wore "PTY' is blirking in the display, der‘orm aute seek
‘using.
The tunes scans for ancther station with the same type of
nrogram
i
|
i
Press the PTY buttor.
Confirming Program Type:
Press the D!S® buttor
The progre'r type of the stat on current y wunec
displayed for f ve seconds. During ‘hat time, °C
display
NOTE
If you tune to lrecuec’es for wh ch no pvogram ‘ype has teen
stored, ‘NO EN? RY’ well pe displayed.
To register a non-ABDS station as a program type:
radio ta the rov-REDS station trat you wart to
regiszer as the program type.
2 Pross the PTY butlor lo enter ‘ke
mode
Canceling Program Type Function During Its Operation: |
to wi he
wil blink in the
TV lune your
program type select on
3 Press the FM/AM button to select the program type yo
to registe. Foiow the nstuctions ir ? to enter the i
type select-ou niece. :
4 Press che DISP buctos for at least two secords.
Tre stat on wil be
be tie target af fre
red a8 a srogram type, allow
i seeks just as RBDS stators are
You ca sar Store uo to 48 sz
IF you try 10 Store a 497" program tyne
the frequency anid
ie apoear aitermately ir /
that case, 9
a Won TIAT yOu ¥
aga 1 ‘or at ‘east two sé
thus be sicied
and ther press the BISP vo.
ords. Tre newey errered staan w
5 Press ne PTY burton ta end the crogram type select on maga

English
RBDS features jsce page 9}
Funciton of the KDC-PS809/8009
Program Type Display
Program type
number
KDC-PS809
KDC-8009
B 1
?
INrOnM
3
SPORTS
4
IAL
‘|
5
ROCK
|
6
“CUS
ROCK
:
7
Adult
Hits
ADLT
AT
|
|
g
“|
Sati
Ross
SOFT
ACK
i)
Tos
40
TOP
40
iC
Courty
COUNTRY
|
Ones
OLDIES
2
Sot
SOFT
‘|
3
Nostalcta
NOSTALGA
[
a
1
Jazz
JAZZ
1d
'
Classical
CLASSICI
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Rhythm
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