Kenwood KRC-580 User manual

GOO/ANS
CASSETTE-RECEIVER
KRC-580
KRC-480
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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
cassette-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 serial numbers
whenever you calf upon your KENWOOD dealer for
information or service on the product.
Model KRC-580/480 Serial number -
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B64-0364-00
(KS)
(MC)

Before use
Contents
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manufactured
under
license
from
Dolby
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Licensing
Corporation.
"DOLBY"
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trademarks
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Safety precautions
AWARNING
Take the following precautions to
prevent fire and avoid personal injury :
e Press in the faceplate unitil it is firmly
locked to the main unit to prevent it
from being detached in an accident.
When extending the power supply
cable, memory backup cable, or ground
cable, use 0.75mm? (AWG18} or larger
automotive grade cable to avoid cable
deterioration or damage to the covering.
Check that no metal objecis (coins,
tools, etc.) are left inside the unit to
avoid short circuits.
If you smell or see smoke, turn the
power off immediately and consult your
Kenwood dealer.
A CAUTION
Take the following preca utions to keep
the unit in proper working order.
e Be sure the unit is connected to a 12V
DC power supply with a negative ground
connection.
* Do not open the top or bottem cover:
¢ Do not install the unit in places it is
exposed to direct sunlight, high heat or
humidity, water may splash over it, or
dust exists.
¢ Do not store the detached faceplate or
faceplate storage case in places it is
exposed to direct sunlight or high heat.
Do not splash water on the faceplate.
The faceplate is a precision piece of
equipment that contains sensitive parts.
Do not subject it to excessive shock.
if you need to repiace the fuse, make
sure the new fuse is of the same type
and rating. Using a fuse of a different
type of rating may damage your unit.
The fuse rating is normally shown on the
Tuse and fuse box.
* If you have difficulty in installing this unit
in your vehicle, contact your Kenwood
dealer.
¢ If it doesn't seem to_be working
properly, first press the Reset button. lf
the maifunction persists, consult your
Kenwood dealer,
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This unit is NOT designed to be
connected directly to a CD changer that
was manufactured and sold before
1994. If you plan to use such units,
please read the following information
carefully.
¢ To control KDC-C200 / KDC-C300 / KDC-C400
A CA-DS100 (sold separately as an
optional accessory), along with the
control box and extension cord supplied
with the CD changer, are required.
® To contral KDC-C€301 / KDC-C600 / KDC-C800 /
KDC-C601 / KDC-C401
A CA-DS100 (sold separately as an
optional accessory), along with the
extension cord supplied with the CD
changer, are required.
¢ KDC-C100 / KDC-C302 / C205 / C705 and CD
changer Manufactured by Other Companies
are not compatible with this Kenwood
model.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS
MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THIS UNIT
AND/OR THE CD CHANGER
FCC WARNING
e 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 Ii an unauthorized change or
modification is made.
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Care
and
Maintenance
Cleaning the unit
Be careful with your tapes.
¢ If the front panel is dirty, wipe it clean
Before use
with a silicon cloth or soft dry cloth with
the power off.
LCAUTION
Do not use hard cloths or paint thinner,
alcohol, or other volatile solvents. These
may damage external surfaces or
remove indicator characters.
Cleaning the tape head
¢ As you play tapes for a long time,
magnetic dust and other grime
accumulates around the heads and
eventually causes noise that lowers
sound quality. To clean the heads, use a
cieaning tape or cleaning kit. Make sure
you purchase a cleaning tape or cleaning
kit suited to car audio use.
NOTE
¢ If it doesn't seem to be working
properly, first press the Reset button. If
the malfunction persists, consult your
Kenwood dealer,
Reset button
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Before loading a cassette, take up any
slack tape, by turning one of the spools
with a pencil. Loading a slack tape can
cause tape to tangle around the capstan
and pinch roller and other probierns.
Do not use any deformed casseties or
cassettes with labels coming o7f, or the
unit may fail.
Do not leave cassettes exposed to high
heat (for example, on the dashboard
where it Is exposed to direct sunlight, or
near heater outlets). This can deform
the cassette shell.
Avoid long cassettes, such as 120-
minute tapes. The tape is thin and
easily tangled around the pinch roller or
other parts.
If you do not listen to your tape, remove
it from the unit and store it safely. lf a
casseite Is left in for a long time, the
tape can stick to the tape head, causing
failure.

Features
WiTuner section
« Auto seek tuning (Page 9)
Automatically searches for stations you
can receive.
« Local seek (Page 11)
When this feature is turned on, the
tuner scans only the stations offering
good reception during Auto seek tuning
and Auto memory entry.
¢ Station preset memory (Page 14)
Stores the frequencies of your favourite
stations in memory. The frequencies
stored in memory can be recalled by a
single touch of a button.
- Auto memory entry (Page 15)
Automatically stores the stations in the
band you are listening to in memory.
You can tune to the stations stored in
memory by a single touch of a button in
the same way as for the Stations preset
memory function. If you use this
function when you drive a long way and
do not know what stations are available
there, you can check the programmes
broadcast by local stations by recalling
them by a single touch of a button.
Priority radio preset (Page 16)
This function enables you to tune to the
preset station by a single touch of a
button while you are listening to a
cassette or disc. Since you can listen to
a station without switching to the tuner
mode, it is useful to listen your favourite
station (such as news, traffic
information).
+ CRSC (Clear Reception System
Circuit) (Page 17)
When this feature is turned on, the
tuner switches reception to mono to
reduce multi-path noise if tt occurs in the
broadcast you are listening to.
Tuner timer {Page 18)
When this feature is turned on, the
tuner automatically tunes to the station
you have specified at the time you have
set provided the unit power is on.
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Channel space selection (Page 19)
This feature allows you to change the
irequency step between 200 kHz in
FM/10 kHz in AM and 50 kHz in FM/9
kHz in AM.
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Tape type selection
(Function of KRC-580)(Page 13)
The Tape type selection function allows
you to play normal tapes and metal
- (chrome) tapes.
Tape advance (Page 20)
This function allows you to rewind to the
start of the current track, fast forward to
the start of the next track, and
automatically play the tape.
Tuner call (Page 21}
When this junction is turned on, you can
listen to the radio while rewinding or
fast forwarding a cassette.
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Before use
Features
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«
CD
auto-changer
control
(Page
22)
This
unit
has
a
CD
auto-changer
control
function,
Track repeat (Page 24)
When this function is turned on, the
track you are listening to is played
repeatedly.
Disc repeat (Page 24)
When this function is turned on, the disc
you are listening to is played repeatedly.
Track scan (Page 25)
Wren
this
function
is
turned
on,
the
first
part
of
each
track
on
the
disc
you
are
listening
to
is
played
automatically
to
nelp
you
find
the
one
you
want.
Disc scan (Page 26)
When
this
function
is
turned
on,
the
first
part
of
each
disc
in
the
CD
auto-changer
is
played
automatically
to
help
you
find
the
one
you
want
from
the
magazine
loaded
in
the
CD
auto-changer.
Random piay (Page 27)
When this function is turned on, the
tracks on the disc you are listening to
are played in random order.
Magazine random play (Page 28)
When this function is turned on, the
tracks on the discs in your CD auto-
changer are played in random order.
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MiGeneral section
Attenuator (Page 7)
This function allows you to lower the
volume quickly. The fade-in function is
provided to restore the original volume
gradually.
Loudness control (Page 8)
When this function is turned on when
the volume level is low, sound is made
clear by emphasizing bass.
Selectable ijlumination (Page 29)
Allows illumination colour to be
switched between green and orange.
Selectable display type
(Function of KRC-580)(Page 29)
Allows the display type to change
between negative and positive.
Audio controls (Page 30)
Adjust the bass, treble, balance, and
fader.
Clock display (Page 32)
The time can be displayed,
Theft deterrent faceplate (Page 33)
The faceplate is detachable. When you
leave the vehicle, you can take the
faceplate with you to help prevent theft.
Disabled system indicator (Page 34)
When the faceplate is detached from
the unit, the LED blinks.

Power/Volume/Attenuator
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Volume
To turn the power on
Press the Source button.
NOTE
Perform the following operations with
the power on,
To turn the power off
Press the Source button for more
than a second.
To increase the volume
Press the Audio up button.
Increase
To decrease the volume
Press the Audio down button.
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To use the Attenuator
function
Briefly press the Attenuator button.
The Attenuator indicator will appear
on the display and Attenuator
function will turn on.
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To cancel the Attenuator
function
Briefly press the Attenuator button
or set the volume to minimum.
The Attenuator indicator disappears
and the Attenuator function is
cancelled.
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Press
the
Loudness
button
for
control
more than a second.
Loudness is turned on and the
Loudness indicator appears on the
display. This function is factory-set to
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Press the Loudness buiton for
more than a second.
Loudness is turned off and the
Loudness indicator disappears.
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Auto seek tuning
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1 Listen to the radio 3 To select Auto seek tuning
Press the Source button to select mode
Tuner mode. Briefly press the Auto button.
When "TUnE" is displayed, you are in The Auto indicator will appear on the
Tuner mode. display and Auto seek tuning will turn
on. This function is factory-set to ON.
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2 To select a band 4.
Press the FM/AM button. To tune
Each time you press the FM button Press the Tuning up/down button.
briefly, the band changes between When the Tuning up button is
FM1, FM2, and FM3. pressed, up seeking is performed.
Press the AM button to choose AM When the Tuning down button is
band. pressed, down seeking is performed.
The Stereo indicator appears on the
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and
c.
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display
when
stereo
broadcasts
are
received.
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Basic operations
Manual tuning
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1 Listen to the radio
Press the Source button to select
Tuner mode.
When "TUnE’ is displayed, you are in
Tuner cee:
2 To select a band
Press the FM/AM button.
Each time you press the FM button
briefly, the band changes between
FM1, FM2, and FM3.
Press the AM button to choose AM
band.
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3 To select Manual tuning mode
Briefly press the Auto button.
The Auto indicator disappears and the
Auto seek tuning is cancelled.
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4. To tune
Press the Tuning up/down button.
When you press the button once, the
received frequency changes by one
step. The frequency will continue to
change as long as you hold the button
down.
The Stereo indicator appears on the
display when stereo broadcasis are
received.
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Local seek
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To use Local seek To cancel Local seek
Briefly press the Local seek button. Briefly press the Local seek button.
The Local seek indicator will appear The Local seek indicator disappears,
on the display, and local seek will turn and focal seek turns off.
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Cassette slot
To play a cassette
Insert a cassette with the tape
aperture on the right.
If there ts a tape in the unit, press
the Source button to select Tape
mode.
The word "TAPE" will be displayed,
and playback will start.
. CAUTION
If you do not listen to your tape,
remove it from the unit and store it
sately. If a cassette is left in for a
long time, the tape can stick to the
tape head, causing failure.
When you insert the cassette with
side A up, one of the following
indicators appears or blinks on the
display to indicate the tape operation.
Indicator
Tape
side
playing/status
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The tape is stapped. The
piayer ts In another mode.
Fast
farwarding/rewinding
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To stop and eject
Press the Eject button.
The tape playing stops and the player
ejects the cassette.
To fast forward/rewind
Press the "FF" or “REW" button.
When you press the "FF" button, the
tape is fast forwarded. When you
press the "REW" button, the tape is
rewound.
The Operation indicator blinks.
To cancel fast
forward/rewind
To cancel fast forward, press the
“"REW" button.
To cancel rewind, press the "FF"
button.
The fast forward/rewind is cancelled
and the tape playing begins.
To switch sides
Press the FF and REW buttons
simultaneously.
The player will play the reverse side.

Dolby B NR/Tape type selection
Function of the KRC-580
Dolby NR
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To use Dolby B NR To listen to
Press the Dolby NR button.
The Dolby B NR indicator will appear Ld la Soertae =o
on the display and Doloy B NR will The Metal indicator will appear on the
turn
on.
display
and
the
unit
will
be
set
to
the
2
metal/chrome
tape
position.
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Metal/chrome tape position
To cancel Dolby B NR
Press the Dolby NR button. i
The Dalby B NR indicator will To listen to normal tapes
disappear and Dolby 8 NR will turn The Metal indicator will disappear and
off.
the
unit
will
be
set
to
the
normal
tape
position. The unit is factory-set to the
normal tape position.
Normal tape position
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Tuner features
Station preset memory
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To
recall
a
preset
station
Select
the
band
and
station
Briefly
press
the
Preset
station
(frequency)
you
want
to
preset.
button
(1
to
6)
you
want.
The number of the button that you
2
pressed
will
be
displayed,
and
the
To
preset
preset
station
will
be
recalled.
Press the Preset station button (1 to
6) you want to use for more than
two seconds.
When the station is entered in
memory, the number of the button to
which you've assigned it will be
displayed.
You can preset each button for one
Station each from the FM1, FM2,
FM3, and AM bands.
NOTE
To change preset frequencies
Tune in a station you want to preset
and press the Preset station button
you want to change for more than
two seconds.
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Auto memory entry starts and preset FM: --
station button numbers are displayed
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When stations are preset in all Preset
stations buttons, or all the stations
that can be received in the selected
band are preset, Auto memory entry
ends. The last preset station is
received.
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Tuner features
Priority radio preset
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To recall preset stations
Press the Priority radio preset
button.
The Priority radio preset indicator
appears on the display and the preset
Station is recalled.
ON
To return to the original!
mode
Press the Priority radio preset
button.
The Priority radio preset indicator
disappears and the original mode
returns.
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Priority ra ( io preset
To change the station to
be recalled
Tune to the station you want in the
Priority radio preset mode.
Only Auto seek tuning and Manual
_tuning can be performed in the
Priority radio preset mode. Tune to
the desired station by Auto seek
tuning or Manual tuning.
The station you are tuned to is
automatically preset, and will be
recailed subsequenily.

CRSC
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To turn CRSC on
Press the MC button for more than
a second.
The mc indicator disappears from the
display and the CRSC function will
turn on. This function is factory-set to
ON.
If FM sound is unstable:
With CRSC function on, strong
electrical field (from power lines, for
instance) may make the sound level
fluctuate. If this te try turning
CRSC off.
To cancel the CRSC
Press the MC button for more than
a second.
The me indicator will appear on the
display and the CRSC function is
cancelled.
OFF
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Tuner features
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To set a station
Tune in the station you want to
receive with the Tuner timer
function.
To enter the set timer mode
Press the Set timer (DISP) button
for more than two seconds.
The time and timer indicator are
dispiayed and blinks and the unit
enters the set timer mode.
To cance! the set timer mode in the
middle, briefly press the Set timer
button.
3 To set the time
Press the Hour button and Minute
button.
Press the Hour ({i<@<@} button to set
the hours.
Press the Minute (1} button to set
the minutes.
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4. To start Tuner timer
Press the Set timer (DISP) button
for more than two seconds.
The Timer indicator will appear on the
display and the Tuner timer function
will turn on.
lf the power to the unit is on, the
tuner tunes to the specified station
automatically at the set time.
Tuner timer ON/OFF
Press the Timer button for more
than a second.
Each time you press this button, the
Tuner timer function turns on and off.
When the function turns on, the
Timer indicator appears on the
display.
ON

Channel space selection
To return to the original
frequency step
Perform steps 1 and 2 again.
The frequency step returns to its
2 original value.
Turn the power off.
Hold down preset station buttons
“T" and "5" and turn the power on.
The frequency step is 50 kHz in FM
and 9 kHz tn AM.
e When the frequency step is
changed, all the contents of
memory become the initia! values.
e This function ts not available in the
United States and Canada.
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Cassette player features
Tape advance
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Press the Tape advance button.
The Tape advance indicator will
appear on the display and the Tape
advance function will turn on.
ON
This function detects the first part of
a track by detecting the blank space
between tracks. If the blank space
between tracks is less than jour
seconds, or the volume !s low far
more than four seconds, the function
will not operate correctly.
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To return to the start of the
current track
Press the “REW" button.
The tape will rewind and the player
will replay the track.
To advance to the next track
Press the “FF" button.
The tape wil! fast forward and the
player will start playing the next track.
To cancel
Press the Tape advance button.
The Tape advance indicator
disappears and the Tape advance
function is cancelled.