Kenwood Kvt-7012bt User manual

KENWOOD

KVT-7012BT

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DVD

RECEIVER

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

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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

DVD-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 call

upon

your Kenwood dealer for information or service on the product.

Model

KVT-7012BT

Serial

number

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BEFORE

USE

............................................................2 BLUETOOTH .........................................................

35

How

to

reset

your

unit.

...................................................

3

SETTINGS..............................................................

43

INITIAL SETTINGS ..................................................4

Settings

for

using applications

of

iPod/iPhone/

BASICS ....................................................................5

Android

..............................................................................

43

Component names and functions

.............................

5 Sound adjustment

.........................................................

44

Common operations

.......................................................

6 Adjustment

for

video playback

................................

.46

Common screen operations

.........................................

7 Changing

the

display design

....................................

.48

Selecting

the

playback source

.....................................

8 Customizing

the

<TOP

MENU>

screen

................

.49

DISCS ....................................................................

10

Customizing

the

system settings

............................

.49

USB

........................................................................15

Setting menu items

.......................................................

51

iPod/iPhone

.........................................................

16

CONNECTION/INSTALLATION ............................

54

APPs......................................................................

19

.Pandora® ..........................................

u

..................

20

.

REFERENCES

.........................................................

61

Maintenance

....................................................................

61

More information

...........................................................

61

iHeartRADIO

.........................................................

22

Error message list

...........................................................

65

AUPEO! .................................................................

24

Troubleshooting

.............................................................

66

TUNER...................................................................

26

Specifications

...................................................................

68

SiriusXM® Satellite Radio....................................

28

OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS ......................

33

Using external audio/video

players-AV-IN

........

33

Using a rear

view

camera

............................................

33

Using a

smartphone-HDMI/MHL.

..........................

34

How

to

read this manual:

• The displays and panels shown in this manual are examples used

to

provide clear explanations

of

the

operations. For this reason,

they

may be different

from

the

actual displays

or

panels.

• This manual mainly explains operations using the

buttons

on the

monitor

panel and

touch

panel. For

operations using the remote controller (KNA-RCDV331: optional accessory),

see

the

instructions supplied

with

the

remote controller.

• <

>

indicates

the

various screens/menus/operations/settings

that

appear on

the

touch

panel.

•

[]

indicates

the

buttons on

the

touch panel.

• Indication language:

English indications are used

for

the

purpose

of

explanation. You can select

the

indication language from

the

<Setup>

menu. (Page

53)

• Updated

information

(the latest Instruction Manual, system updates,

new

functions, etc.)

is

available

from

<http://www

.kenwood.com/cs/

eel>.

2

IMPORTANT

To

ensure proper use, please read

through

this

manual before using this product. It

is

especially

important

that

you read and observe

WARNINGS

and

CAUTIONS

in this manual. Please keep

the

manual in a safe and accessible place

for

future

reference.

Lt.

WARNINGS: (To

prevent

accidents

and

damage)

DO

NOT

install any

unit

or

wire any cable in a

location where;

-

it

may obstruct

the

steering wheel and gearshift

lever operations.

-

it

may obstruct

the

operation

of

safety devices

such

as

air bags.

-

it

may obstruct visibility.

DO

NOT operate

the

unit

while driving.

If

you need

to

operate

the

unit

while driving, be

sure

to

lookaround carefully.

The driver must

not

watch

the

monitor

while

driving.

it.

CAUTION

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than those specified herein

may result in hazardous radiation exposure. In

compliance

with

Federal Regulations, the

following

are reproductions

of

labels on,

or

inside

the

product

relating

to

laser

product

safety.

JVC

KENWOOD

Corporation

2967-3, ISHIKAWA-MACHI, HACHIOJI-SHI,

TOKYO,

JAPAN

THIS

PRODUCT

COMPLIES

WITH

DHHS

RULES

21

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IN

EFFECT

AT

DATE

OF

MANUFACTURE.

Location

:Top

plate

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.

FCC

NOTE

This

equipment

has

been tested and found

to

comply

with

the limits for a

Class

Bdigital device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These limits are

designed

to

provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference in a residential installation.

This

equipment

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. Ifthis

equipment

does cause

harmful interference

to

radio ortelevision reception,

which

can

be determined by

turning

the

equipment

off

and on, the user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the interference by one or more

of

the

following

measures:

• Reorient or relocate

the

receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between

the

equipment

and receiver.

• Connect the

equipment

to

an

outlet

on acircuit

different from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

• Consult the dealer or

an

experienced radio!TV

technician for help.

IC

(Industry Canada) Notice

This device complies

with

Industry Canada license-

exempt

RSS

standard(s).

Operation

is

subject

to

the following

two

conditions:

(1)

This device may

not

cause interference, and

(2)

this device must accept any interference, including

interference

that

may cause undesired operation

of

the device.

The term "IC:" before

the

certification/registration

number only signifies

that

the Industry Canada

technical specification were met.

CAUTION

This

equipment complies with

FCC/IC

radiation

exposure limits

set

forth for

an

uncontrolled

environment and meets the

FCC

radio frequency

(RF)

Exposure

Guidelines

in

Supplement Cto

OET65

and

RSS-1

02

of

the

IC

radio frequency

(RF)

Exposure

rules.

This

equipment

has

very low

levels

of

RF

energy that

it deemed

to

comply without maximum permissive

exposure evaluation

(MPE).

But

it

is

desirable that it

should

be

installed and operated keeping the radiator

at least

20

em

or more away from person's body

(excluding extremities: hands, wrists, feet and

ankles).

Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio

transmitter may only operate using

an

antenna

of

a

type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the

transmitter by Industry Canada.

To

reduce potential

radio interference

to

other

users,

the

antenna

type

and its gain should be

so

chosen

that

the equivalent

isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.)

is

not

more than

that

necessary for successful communication.

• Contains Transmitter Module

FCC

ID:

YZP-RBFAC21

XX

• Contains Transmitter Module

IC:

7

414A-RBFAC21

XX

& Cautions on

the

monitor:

• The

monitor

built

into

this unit

has

been

produced

with

high precision,

but

it may have

some ineffective dots. This

is

inevitable and

is

not

considered defective.

• Do

not

expose the

monitor

to

direct sunlight.

• Do

not

operate the touch panel using a ball-point

pen or similar tool

with

a sharp tip.

Touch the buttons on the touch panel

with

your

finger directly (ifyou

are

wearing a glove, take

it

off).

• When the temperature

is

very cold orvery hot...

-Chemical changes occur inside, causing

malfunction.

-Pictures may

not

appear clearly or may move

slowly. Pictures may

not

be synchronized

with

the sound or picture quality may decline in such

environments.

For safety...

• Do

not

raise

the volume level

too

much,

as

this

will make driving dangerous by blocking outside

sounds, and may cause hearing

loss.

• Stop the car before performing any complicated

operations.

Temperature

inside

the

car...

Ifyou 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.

0 How to reset yourunit

Ifthe

unit

fails

to

operate properly, press the

Reset

button.

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ENGLISH

I 3

Initial setup

When you

power

on

the

unit

for

thefirst

time

or

reset

the

unit,

the

initial setting screen appears.

•

You

can also change

the

settings on the <Setup>

screen. (Page 51)

1

(Page

53)

<Angle>

(Page

6)

<R-CAM

Interrupt>

(Page

52)

Select

the

text language used

for

on-screen information.

• Set <GUI Language>

to

display

the

operation buttons

and menu items in

the

selected language ([Local])

or

English ([English]).

Adjust

the

panel angle.

Select [ON] when connecting

the rear view camera.

2 Finish

the

procedure.

Finis

The <TOP MENU> screen

is

displayed.

4

Activating

the

securityfunction

You can activate the security

function

to

protect

your receiver system against theft.

1 Display

the

<TOP

MENU>

screen.

On

the

source control screen:

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2 Display

the

<System> setting screen.

3

•

Press

[T]

repeatedly

to

change

the

page on

the

<System> menu screen.

The security indicatoron

the

monitor

panel

flashes when thevehicle

ignition

is

off.

To deactivate

the

security function: Select [OFF]

for

<SI>.

Clock settings

1 Display

the

<TOP

MENU>

screen.

On

the

source control screen:

----

~

-

,.;;

PTY

AM

FM

SEEK

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2 Display

the

<Setup> screen.

3 Display

the

<Clock> screen.

INITIAL

SEJT.I

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4

Set

the

clock time.

<Radio

Data

Synchronizes

the

clock

time

with

System>

FM

RBDS.

<OFF>

Sets

the clock manually.

(See

below.)

When selecting <OFF>:

Adjust

the

hour

(

G)

),

then adjust

the

minute(

@

).

•

Press

[Reset]

to

set the

minute

to

"00".

5

Finish

the

procedure.

BASICS

Componentnames and functions

[I]

Screen (touch panel)

II]

Monitor

panel

[}]

Reset

button/Power

indicator/Security

indicator

•

Resets

the

unit. (Page

3)

• Lights

up

while

the

unit

is

turned

on.

• Flashes when

the

security

function

is

activated.

(Page

4)

GJ

Volume/AUDIO/R-CAM

knob

• Adjusts the audio volume. (Turn) (Page

6)

• Displays

the

<Equalizer> screen. (Press)

(Page 44)

• The function

of

the

button

when

held varies

depending

on

the

setting.

(Page

53)

[[]

~

button

Functions

the

same

as

[1

.,..

]/[

..,...,.

1]

on

the

touch

panel

when

playing asource.

[]]

Loading slot

[I]

TELNOICE

button

• Displays

the

phone control screen. (

Press)

(Page

39)

• Activates voice dialing. (Hold) (Page

40

)

[]]

(!)MENU

button

• Displays

the

<TOP

MENU>

screen. (

Press

)

(Page

7)

• Turns on

the

power. (

Press)

(Page 6)

• Turns

off

the

power. (Hold) (Page

6)

[]]

AV

/

AV

OUT

button

• Displays

the

current source screen. (

Press

)

• The function

of

the

button

when

held

varies

depending

on

the

<AV

Key Long Press>

setting. (Page

53

)

[Q]

OPEN

button

Opens/closes

the

monitor

panel. (Page 6)

[}]

• (Eject)

button

Ejects the disc.

.&.

Caution on

the

volume setting:

Digital devices produce very

little

noise compared

with

other

sources. Lower

the

volume

before

playing these

digita

l sources

to

avoid

damaging

the

speakers bysudden increase of

the

output

level.

ENGLISH

I 5

BASICS

Common

operation

s

0

Turning

on

th

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off

the

pow

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Cl

Adjust

i

ng

t

he

vo

l

um

e

To

adjust

th

e

volu

me

(

00

to

35)

0

Turn

to

the

right

to

increase, and turn

to

the

left

to

decrease.

6

U

Opening

/closing

the

monitor

panel

~

• To

open

the

monitor

panel automatically

when

the

unit

is

turned on, set <

Auto

Open

/Close>

to

[ON]. (Page 52)

Q

Adjusting

the

panel

angle

1 Display

the

<

Angle

Adjust

> screen.

On

the

<TOP MENU> screen:

•

Press

[

'Y

]

repeatedly

to

change

the

page

on

the

<

Display

> menu screen.

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Setup

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Fqualozer

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Input

• The selected angle setting

is

memorized,

and

the

monito

rpanel

will

keep

the

same angle

the

it

is

opene

d.

0

Turning

off

the

screen

qold)

• This operati

on

works

only

when

<

AUD

Key

long

Press>

is

set

to

[V

-OFF].(Page 53)

To

turn

on

the

screen:

Press

<.9

MENU

on the

monitor

panel,

or

touch

the

display.

BASICS

0

Putting

the

unit

in standby

1 Displ

ay

all

<

TOP

MENU

> items.

On

the

<TOP MENU> screen:

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operations

0 Common screen

descriptions

You

can display

other

screens any

time

to

change

the source, show

the

information,

or

change

the

settings, etc.

Source

control

screen

Performs source playbackoperations.

• The operation

buttons

vary

depending

on

the

selected source.

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operation

button

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1

Displ

ays

other

operation buttons.

• Disabled when there are

no

other

buttons.

2

Switches between

the

normal source control

screen and easy control screen.

(See

the

right

column.)

i

3 Displays the <TOP MENU> screen.

(See

the

right

column.)

• Pressing

0

MENU

on

the

monitor

panel also

displays

the

<TOP MENU> screen.

l4

Displays/hides short-cut buttons. (Page

9)

Easy

control

screen

Pressing[;..,]

switches

between

the

normal source

control screen and easy

control

screen.

The easy control screen allows

you

to

control the

source

eas

ily

with

simple

buttons.

• The displayed

buttons

vary

depending

on

the

selected source.

<TOP MENU> screen

Displays the source control screen and settings

screen.

•

You

can

arrange

the

items

to

display on

the

<TOP

MENU> screen. (Page 49)

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Common

operating

button

s:

1

Changes

the

playback source. (Page

8)

(1.1

Displays all playbacksources and items.

(Page

8)

[3 Displays

the

<

Setup

> screen. (Page

8)

Continued

on

the

...

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BASICS

<Setup> screen

Changes

the

detailed

settings. (Page 51)

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the

<

TOP

MENU

> screen.

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Changes

the

page.

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to

the

previous screen.

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3 a 41

[1 Displays

the

video

contro

l menu

while

playing

a

video.

12 Displays

the

source

control

screen

whi

le

playing

a video.

• The

ope

rat

ion

buttons

disappear

when

the

screen is

touched

or

when

no

operation

is

done

for

about

5 seconds.

l.] Goes

to

the

previouschapter/track.*

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Goes

to

the

*

Not

available

for

video

from

an

external

component.

Selecting

the

playback source

On

the

<

TOP

MENU

> screen:

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• You can change

the

page

to

disp

lay

more

items

by

pressing [

.A

]/[

Y]

.

[DISC]

[TUNER]

[iPod]

[USB]

[

HDMI

/

MHL

]

[SiriusXM]

[PANDORA]

Plays a disc. (Page 1

0)

Switches

to

the

radio broadcast.

(Page 26)

Plays

an

iPod/iPhone. (Page

16)

Plays files on a

USB

device.

(Page

15)

Plays adeviceconnected

to

the

HDMI/MHL

mput

terminal.

(Page 34)

Switches

to

the

SiriusXM radio

broadcast. (Page 28)

Switches

to

the

Pandora

broadcast. (Page

20)

[iHeartRadio]

Switches

to

the

iHeartRADIO

[AUPEO!]

[Biuetooth]

[

APPs]

[

TEL]

broadcast. (Page 22)

Switches

to

the

AUPEO!

application. (Page 24)

Plays a

Bluetooth

audio player.

(Page 41)

Switches

to

the

App

screen from

the connected iPod

touch/iPhone/

An

droid

device. (Page

19)

Displays

the

phone

control screen.

(Page 39)

[AV-IN1][AV-IN2]

Switches

to

an external

component

connected

to

the

AV-IN1

or

AV-IN2

input

term

inal.

(Page 33)

8 Selecting

the

playbacksource

on

the

<TOP MENU> screen

• You can change

the

items

(ot

herthan

[SETUP])

to

display

on

the

screen. (Page 49)

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Using short-cut buttons

While displaying

the

sourcecon

trol

screen

or

the

<Setup>

screen, you can use

the

short-cut buttons

to

go

to

the

items on

the

screen

indicated

be

low.

To display

the

short

-cut buttons

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th

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so

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the

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screen:

To hide

the

short-cut buttons:

P

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DISCS

Playing a disc

• Ifadiscdoes

not

have a disc menu,all tracks

on

it

will be played

repeatedly

until

you change

the

source

or

eject

the

disc.

• For playable disc

types/file

types,

see

page

62.

U Inserting a disc

The source changes

to

"DISC" and playback starts.

• The

IN

indicator

lights

up

while

a disc

is

inserted.

• If

"\9"

appears

on

the

screen,

the

unit

cannot

accept

the

operation

you have tried

to

do.

In

some

cases,

without

showing

"\9

,"

operations

will

not

be

accepted.

• When playing back a

multi-channel

encoded

disc,

the

multi-channel

signalsare

downmixed

to

stereo.

10

U Ejecting a disc

~

• When

removing

a disc, pull

it

horizontally.

• You can eject a disc

when

pl

aying

anotherAV

source.

•

If

the

ejected disc

is

not

removed

within

60 seconds,

the

disc

is

automatically inserted

again

into

the

loading slot

to

protect

it

from

dust.

Playbackoperations

When

the

operation

buttons

are D

not

displayed on the screen, touch

the

area

shown

on

the

illustration. _

fh.n

• Tochange settings

for

video

U

playback,

see

page 46.

0 Indications and buttons on the source

control screen

For video playback

Playback

information

• The

info

r

mation

displayed on the

sc

reen differs

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being played

back.

I

Media

type

r2. Current playback Item

information

(title no./

chapter

no./folder no./fileno./trackno.)

l_3

Playing ti

me

f

4

Playback

mode

(Page 13)

15

Fi

le

type

Is IN indicat

or

DISCS

Operation buttons

• Available

buttons

on

the

screen and operations

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being

played back.

l(tJ

Displays

the

folder/track list.

(Page 12)

[~]

[

........

]

[MODE]

lC)J£)¢

1

[Piaylist]

[~IJll

....

l

[~]

[ 1

[PBC)

[MENU]

Reverse/forward search

during

playback.

• Selectsa chapter/track.

(Press)

• Reverse/forward

sea

rch.(Hold)

Starts/pauses playback.

Stops playback.

Displays other operation buttons.

• Disabled

when

there are

no

other

buttons.

Changes

the

settings fordisc

playbackon

the

screen. (Page

14)

Selects playback mode. (Page

13)

Displays theOriginal Program/

Playlistscreen.

Plays

in

frame-by-frame.

Selectsa folder.

Activates

or

deactivates

the

VCD

PBC

(Playback Control) function.

Displays the

screen.

For audio playback

: rmoName

<

&

MJstName

IJZ

t

Album

Name <

Playback information

• The

information

displayed

on

the

screen differs

depending

on

the type

of

disc/file being played

back.

[

L]

Media

type

I~

Track/file information

• Pressing [<]scrolls the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

l~

Current playback item

information

(folder no./file

no./trackno.)

!4

Playback status

[5]

Playing

time

]6]

Playback

mode

(Page 13)

7

File

type

L§

IN

indicator

Operation buttons

• Available

buttons

on the screen

and

operations

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file

being

played back.

[~]

r(tJ

[~][~]

[~]

[

........

]

(IJII-11

1

[((]

[MODE]

ran

1

£0 1

l)¢1

r•J

[MENU]

Displays

the

easy control screen.

(Page 7)

Displays the folder/track list.

(Page 12)

Selects a track.

Reverse/forward search.

Starts/pauses playback.

Displays

other

operation buttons.

• Disabled

when

there

are

no

other

buttons.

Changes the settings

for

disc

playbackon

the

<DISC

Mode>

screen. (Page 14)

Selects afolder.

Selects playback mode. (Page

13

)

Stops playback.

Displays

the

screen.

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11

DISCS

0 Selecting a folder/track on

the

list

1

2

Select the folder ( 1 ), then

the

item in the

selected folder((2)

).

12

• Repeat

the

procedure until you select

the

desired track.

DISC

~

-,.

10:28~

•

·

·-

~

·

~rName6

•

I

:

::N

~

•'

Fi e Name 1 I

·'File

Nam

;...._.

...

_.

_

.....

.

'-i."

• FolderName4 ..

mel

..

• FolderName S

•'

F"lle

Name

4

~

M

E~

J''

...,.....

-s-

• You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressmg

[

.6.

]/[T ]

•

Press

[

.E

J

to

open

the

folder contai

ning

the

current

track.

•

Press

[~]to

return

to

the

root

folder.

Press

[ 0]

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

CJ

Video menu operations

You can display

the

video

menu

screen

during

video

playback.

• The operation buttons disappear

when

the

screen

is

touched

or

when

no

operation

is

done

for

about

5 seconds.

i

• Available

buttons

on

the

screen and operations

differdepending

on

the

type

of

disc/filebeing

played back.

[ZOOM]

[Aspect]

[PictureAdjust]

[Audio]

[Subtitle]

[Angle]

[

MENU]

[T

MENU]

[Highlight]

[CUR]

Displays

the

picture

size

selection

screen (Page

47)

Selects

the

aspect ratio.

(Page 47)

Displays

the

picture adjustment

screen. (Page 46)

Selects the audio type (or channel

for

DVD

-VR).

Selects

the

subtitle type.

Se

lects

the

view angle.

Displays

the

disc menu.

Displays

the

disc menu

(DVD).

Switches

to

the

directdisc menu

mode.

Touch

the

target item

to

select.

• To restore

the

screen, pr

ess

AV

on

the

monitor

panel.

Displays

the

menu/scene

selection screen.

• [.A]

[T ] [

~

]

[

..,..

]:Selects

an

item

• [Enter]:

Confirms the selection.

· [Return]:

Returns to

the

previous screen.

DISCS

ForVCD

[ZOOM]

Displays

the

picture size selection

screen. (Page

47)

[Aspect]

Selects the aspect ratio.

(Page 47)

[PictureAdjust]

Displays

the

pictureadjust

ment

sc

reen. (Page46)

[Audio]

Selects the audio channel

(ST:

stereo,

LL:

left,

RR:

right).

[Return]

Displays

the

previous screen

or

menu.

[Direct]

Displays/hides the direct selection

buttons.

(See

the

right

column.) • When you enter a

wrong

number, press

[CLR]

to

delete the last

entry

.

0 Selecting playback

mode

«

MOO

DISC

-:~

10:28~

JI01

1'01

..

00

10lll

[C)J Selects Repeat playback mode.

[)¢]

Se

lects Random playback

mode

.

• Available playback modes

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being played back.

• You cannotactivate the repeat

mode

and

the

random

mode

at

the

same

time.

•

Each

time

you

press the

button,

the playback

mode changes. (The corresponding indicator

lights up.)

-Available items

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being played back.

C-

REP

Repeats

current

chapter.

T-REP

Repeats

current

title

/program.

REP

Repeats

current

track.

FO-

REP

Repeats all tracks

of

the

currentfolder.

FO-RDM

Randomly plays all tracks

of

the

current

folder, then tracks

of

the

ROM

Randomly plays all tracks.

To cancel Repeat/Random playback:

Press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

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~================~----~~----------~~--=

Settingsfor disc playback

MO

0

•I

I•

10

:2

8

~

..

('

-.

00':10"

411

~

-

• Available items shown

on

the

<DISC

Mod

e>

screen differ

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file

being played back.

Setting items

<

Menu

Select

the

initial disc

menu

language.

Language

>*

(Initial:

English)

(Page 64)

<

Subtitle

Select

the

initial subtitle language

Language

>*

or

turn

subtitles

off

(Off).

(Initial:

English)

(Page 64)

<Audio

Select

the

initial audiolanguage.

Language

>*

(Initial:

Original)

(Page 64)

<

Dynamic

Range

Control

>*

<Angle

Mark

>

14

You can change the

dy

namic range

while

playing

us

ing DolbyDigital

software.

·

Wide

:

Select this

to

enjoy a

powerful sound

at

a

low

volume

level

with

its full dynamicrange.

•

Normal

:

Select this

to

reduce the

dyna

mi

c

ra

nge a little.

•

Dialog

(Initial): Select this

to

reproduce movie dialog more

clearly.

Select

whe

ther

to

display theangle

mark.

·

ON

(Initial):Select th

is

to

display

the

angle mark.

· OFF:

Select this

to

hide

the

angle

mark.

<Screen

Ratio

>*

<Parental

Level>*

Select

the

monitor

type

to

watch

a

wide

screen picture on the external

monitor.

16:9

(Initial)

4:3

LB

4:3

PS

Set

the

parental level.

(See

the

right

column.)

<CD

Re

ad>

Se

lect

the

files

to

play

on

a disc

containing music files. You

cannot

change

the

settingwhen a disc

is

inserted.

• 1

(Initial): Automatically

distinguishes between audio file

discs and music

COs.

· 2:

Forces

to

play

as

amusic CD. No

sound can be heard

if

an

audio file

disc

is

played.

*

You

can

change

these

settings

only

while

playback

is

stopped.

Setting

the

parental lock

The parental lock cannot be set

during

DVD

playback.

1

Display

the

<Parental

Pass

>

screen.

On

the

<DISC

Mode

>

screen:

•

Press

[T ]

repeatedly

to

change the page

on

the

<DISC

Mode

>

screen.

DISC

Mode

10:28~

Parental Level OFF

.A.

CD

RPa<J

: • ' , I

2

Enter the

4-digit

parental pass code(

1

),

and

[Enter] (

2 ).

•

To

clear the

entry

, press

[Clear].

• To cancel setting the code, press

[Cancel].

3

Ad

ju

stthe

pa

rental level

(<OFF>, <Level

1

>

to

).

P~r~nl

L"v~

l

10:28~

--

• h

To deactivatethe

parental

lock:

Select

[

OFF

)

for

<Parental Level>.

USB

Connecting a

USB

device

You can

connect

a

USB

mass storage class device

such

as

a

USB

memory, Digital

Audio

Player etc.

to

the

unit.

• Fordetails

about

connecting

USB

devices, see

page 58.

• You cannot

connect

a

computer

or

portable

HOD

to

the

USB

input

terminal.

• For playable file types

and

notes

on

using

USB

devices, see page

63.

When a

USB

device

is

connected...

The sourcechanges

to

"USB"

and

playbackstarts.

• All tracks

in

the

USB

device

will

be

played

repeatedly

until

you

change

the

source.

Todisconnect

the

USB device safely:

Press

[

~

].then

disconnect

the

USB

device after "No

Device"appears.

Playback operations

When

the

operation

buttons

are D

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

area shown

on

the

illustration. •

fl.m

• To

change

settings

for

video

cc.J

playback, see

page

46.

0 Indications

and

buttons

on

the

source

control screen

Playback

information

• The

information

displayed

on

the

screen differs

depending

on

the

type

of

file

being

played back.

.!J

Track/file

information

• Pressing [

<]

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is shown.

12

Current playback

item

informatio

n

(folder

no

./file

no.)

:3Playback status

:4

Playing

time

~

Jacket

picture

(Shown

while

playing

if

the

file has

tag data

that

in

cludes

the

jacket

picture)

~

6

Playback

mode

(See

the

right

column.)

r7

File

type

Operation

buttons

• Available b

utt

ons

on

the

screen and operations

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

file

being

played

back.

[G)

Displays

the

easy

control

screen.

(Page

7)

[(11 Displays

the

list

selection screen.

(Page 16)

[~]

[~)

Se

lectsa track.

[~)[~)

[~Ill

[((]

[MODE]

[)¢)

[~)

[MENU)

Reverse/forward search.

Starts/pauses playback.

Displays

other

operation

butt

ons.

• Disabled

when

there

are

no

other

butto

n

s.

Changes

the

picturedisplay

time

setting

on

the

<USB

Mode>

screen.

(P

age 16)

Selects a

fol

d

er.

Selects

repeat

playback

mode.*

1

*2

•

REP

:

Repeats

the

current

track/file.

· FO-REP:

Repeats alltracks/files

in

the

current

folde

r

or

specified

category.

Activates random playback

mode.*

1*2

·ROM:

- Wh

en

selecting

the

track/file

from

the

folder,

randomly

plays all

tracks/files

of

the

current

folder

,

then

the

tracks/files

of

the

-

When

selecting

the

track/file

from

the

category,

randomly

plays

all tracks/files

of

the

specified

category.

Disconnects the

USB

device safely.

Displays

the

<

TOP

MENU>

screen.

*

1

To

cancel

random

or

repeat

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

*

2

You

cannot

activate

the

r

epeat

mode

and

the

random

mode

at

the

same

time.

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I

15

USB

.J

Setting

<

Picture

DisplayTime>

Set

the

interval

between

slides

during

slide-shows

of

the picture files

~

usa

Mode

1

0:28~

PICWre

Ooaplay

Time

.

_,

[

:.J

Selecting a

track

in a list

1

-

~

Q

144

••

....

...

_,

,.'t'

..

ll

l

.

..

2 Select the list.

3 Select the track.

16

You

can

change

the

page

to

display more

items

by

pressing [.A

]/1

•

1.

•

Press

[

•·

]

to

return

to

the

root

folder.

•

Press

[-...

1

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

•

Press

[

..

S]

to

open

the

folder containing

the

currenttrack.

•

If

you want

to

play all tracks in the folder,

press

[

~

1

on

the

right

of

the

desired folder.

• On

the

<Ca

tegory

List

>/<F

older

List

>:

You

can switch

the

file

type

to

list:

Press

[•

\]to

list

audio

files, [ .-

to

listvideo files,

or[

~

)

to

list still picturefiles.

On

the

<

Category

List

>:

Select

the

category (

1 ),

then

the

item in the

selected category ( 2

).

From

<

Link

Search

>:

Select

the

tag

type

(

1')

to

display a list

of

content

that

contains the same tag

as

the track/

file currently being p then the

1tem

( 2

).

From

<

Folder

List

>:

Select

the

folder( ·

),

then the item

in

the

selected folder ((2,).

'

.

~

Pl

..

~

"""

.li;

10:28~

..

•FolderN 1 • Folder

Name

6

•

.A

I

• Foldet

.~

File

Name

~

I

.FOidetNameJ

.~Ale

Name

iP-od/iPhone

Preparation

0

Connecting

iPod/iPhone

• For details

about

connecting iPod/iPhone, see

page

58.

For playable iPod/iPhone types,

see

page64.

Connect

your

iPod/iPhoneaccording

to

your

purpose

or

the

type

of

iPod/iPhone.

Wired

connection

•

To

listen

to

music:

USB

Audio cable for

1Pod/

iPhone

-For iPod/iPhone except for iPod nano (7th

Generation)/iPod touch (Sth Generation)/iPhone

55/iPhone SC/iPhone

5:

KCA-iP102 (optional

accessory)

-For iPod

nano

(7th Generation)/iPod touch

(5th

Generation)/iPhone SS/iPhone SC/iPhone 5:

KCA-iPl03 (optional accessory)

•

To

watch

video

and

listen

to

music:

USB

Audio

and Video cable

for

iPod/iPhone

-For

iPod/

iPhone except foriPod nano (7th

Generation)/iPod touch (Sth Generation)/iPhone

SS/iPhoneSC/iPhone

5:

KCA-iP202 (optional

accessory)

-For iPod nano

(7th

Generation)/iPod touch (5th

Generation)/iPhone 55/iPhone SC/iPhone

5,

use

the

HDMI cable

KCA-HD

lOO

(optional accessory)

and KCA-iPl03 (optional accessory) through a

Lightning-Digital

AV

adapter (accessory

of

the

iPod/iPhone)

iPod/iP-hone

------===================-----=====--------=-----

Bluetooth connection

Pa

ir the

iPod/

iPhone

through

Bluetooth. (Page 35)

• For iPod

nano

(7th Generation)/iPod

touch

(5th

Generation)/iPhone 5S/iPhone SC/iPhone

5:

To

watchvideo, connect

your

iPod/iPhone

to

the

HDMI/MHL

input

terminal

using

KCA-HD1

00

(optional accessory). (Page 58)

• For iPod/iPhone

except

for

iPod nano (7th

Generation)/iPod

touch

(5th Generation)/iPhone

SS/iPhone 5C/iPhone 5: You cannot watch video

with a Bluetooth connection.

0 Selecting

the

iPod/iPhone device

to

play and connection method

When connecting

the

iPod/iPhone devicefor

the

first time, the setup screen (for connection, etc.)

appears. Follow

the

procedure

on

the

setup screen

to

configure

the

settings.

1 Display

the

<iPod Settings> screen.

On

the

<TOP MENU> screen:

2

•

If

[Enter]

for

cannot

be

selected,

put

the

un1t

in standby. (Page 7)

..-

~

OK

' -

1.,'1:~

! 1

_'

-,-

"::)

•

If

you

do

not

need

to

change the settings,

press

[OK]

to

exit

from

the

setup screen.

3

Se

lect

the

connection

method

( !

),

then

press [Next] (

1.._

2;).

<

USB+

AV-IN> Select this

when

the

iPod/

iPhone

is

connected using

KCA

-iP202 (optional accessory).

<

USB

1 Wire> Select this

when

the

iPod/

<

HDMI+

iPhone

is

connected using

KCA-iP1

02 (optional accessory)

or

KCA-iPl 03 (optional

accessory).

Select this

when

the

iPod/

Bluetooth> iPhone

is

connected using

HOMIcable KCA-HDl 00

(optional a<cessory) and

KCA-iPl 03 (optional accessory)

through a Lightning-Digital

AV

adapter (accessory

of

the

iPod/

iPhone).

<Biuetooth> Select this

when

the

iPod/

iPhone

is

connected via

Bluetooth.

• When selecting <

USB

+ AV-IN> or<USB

1

Wire>,

go

to

stepS.

4 When selecting <

HDMI

+ Bluetooth>

or

as

the connecti

on

method,

the

device selection screen appears.

Search

fo

r

the

ava

ilable iPod/iPhone

devices ( 1

),

se

lect

the

target device

from

the

list ( 2>

),

then press [Next].

• You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[

.A

)/['Y].

•

If

the

device

is

already listed,

skip

step 1 .

• To

stop

searching, press [Cancel].

5 Confirm thesettings.

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I 17

iPod/iPhone

0 Selecting preference settings for

iPod/

iPhoneplayback

When the source

is

"iPod"

...

,

2

<Audiobooks> Select the speed

of

audio

books.

<Wide • [ON]:

Se

l

ect

this

to

display

Screen

>*

video

compatible

with

wide-screen display in

wide-

screen.

• [OFF]:

Select

this

to

deactivate.

*

You

cannot

change

the

setting

when

iPod

/

iPhone

is

connected.

18

Playback operations

When the operation

buttons

are

CJ

not

displayed on the screen,

touch

the

area shown

on

the

illustration. -

rhn

• To change settings

for

video

~

playback,

see

page46.

0 Indicationsand buttons

on

the

source

control screen

Playbackinformation

1 Song/video

information

• Pressing [

<1

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

II'

Trackno./Total track

number

.1..

Playback status

4 Playing

time

5

Artwo

rk (Shown

if

the

song contains artwork)

[6

Playback mode

(See

the

right

column

.)

Operation buttons

[

~

1 Displays

the

easy control

screen

.

(Page 7)

[Q

1 Displ

ays

the

audio

/videofile list.

(Page 19)

[~]

[

~]

Selects an

audio

/videofile.

[+111]

[

.....

]

[... II]

[

((]

[MODE]

l

QJ

l)¢1

[MENU]

Reverse/forward search.

Starts/pauses playback.

Displays

other

operation buttons.

• Disabled

when

thereare

no

other

buttons.

Changes

the

settings foriPod/iPhone

playback

on

the

screen.

(See

the

far left column.)

Selects repeat playback mode.

. Q

1 :

Functions thesame

as

Repeat One.

• Q

All

:

Functions the same

as

Repeat All.

Selects random playback mode

....

.

)¢:

Functions

the

same

as

Shuffle

Songs.

•

)¢

Album: Functions the

same

as

Shuffle Albums.

Displays

the

<TOP MENU> screen.

*

To

cancel

random

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

iP-od/iP-hone

0 Selecting

an

audio

/

video

file from

the

menu

1

2 Select the menu

(.':audio

or

V-J:

video)

( t

),

a category (

(.[

1

),

then adesired item

(

q/

).

• Select an item in each layer until you reach

and select the desired file.

• You can change

the

page

to

display more

items by pressing

[

.A.

]/[

"t"

].

•

Press

[Alii>

1

to

playall songs/videos.

•

Press

[A-

ZJ

to sort

the

list in alphabetical

order.

•

Press[~)

to

return

to

the top

layer.

•

Press

f~l

to

return

to

the

upperlayer.

Audio

menu:

Video

menu:

• Ava1lable categories differdepending on

the

type

of

your iPod/iPhone.

A~P-s

You can use

an

App

of

the connected iPod

touch

/

iPhone/Android

on

this unit.

• For Apps you can use

on

this unit, visit

<http:/

/www.kenwood.com/cs/ce>.

Preparation

1 Connect the iPod touch/iPhone/Android.

• For wired connection,

see

page 58 for iPod

touch/iPhone

or

page

59

for Android.

-To viewvideo, connect

the

device using

KCA-iP202

or

KCA-H0100 (optional

accessory).

• For Bluetooth connection,

see

page 35.

2 Select the iPod touch/iPhone/Android

device

to

use

and connection method on

the

<

APP

Settings>

screen.

(Page

43)

When connecting

the

device for

the

first time,

the

setup screen (forconnection, etc.) appears. Follow

the procedure on

the

setup screen

to

configure

the

settings.

Using

an

App

When the operation buttons are

not

displayed on

the screen, touch

the

screen

to

show them.

•

To

change settings forvideo playback,

see

page

46.

U Playback

operations

1 Start the App on your iPod touch/iPhone/

Android.

2

Select

"

APPs

"

as

the source.

(Page

8)

0

Operation

buttons

on

the

source

control

screen

[..,.]

[111

[~

.....

] [

.....

llo-l]

[~~][

....

)

[..,.II

J

[MENU]

Starts playback.

Pauses

playback.

Selects an

audio/video

file.

Reverse/forward search.

Starts/pauses playback.

Displays

the

<TOP MENU> screen.

• You can operate some functions

of

the

App on

the

touch panel.

• For someapplications such

as

navigation

applications, the operation buttons and

information are

not

shown. You can perform the

operations

on

the

touch

panel, such

as

scrolling

the map.

-

If

"(9"appears

on

the

screen,

the

unit

cannot

accept

the

touch operation you have tried to do.

•

You

can also play back

the

audio/video

using

iPod/iPhone/Android itselfinstead

of

the

unit.

0 Switching

to

the

App

screen

while

listening

to

another

source

Press

and hold

AVon

the

monitor

panel.

• This operation works

only

when <AV Key

Long

Press>

is

set

to

[APPs].(Page 53)

ENG

LISH

I

19

Pandora

®

You

can

stream Pandora

from

iPod touch/iPhone,

Android

or

BlackBerry devices.

• Install

the

latestversion

of

the Pandora

application on

your

iPod

touch/iPhone/Android/

BlackBerry_.

____________

__...

Preparation

Connect the device,

then

start

the

Pandora

application.

1

Connect

the

device.

· For Android/BlackBerry: Pair the

Android/

BlackBerry device

through

Bluetooth.

(Page

35)

• For iPod touch/iPhone:Connect iPod

touch/

iPhone. (Page

16)

2 Sel

ect

the

device

to

use and connection

method

on

the

<

APP

Settings>

screen.

(P

age

43)

3

Select

"PANDORA"

as

the

source.

On

the

sc

reen:

,

~

v~

~~

--

~

-

The Pandora application

is

started.

20

Playbackoperations

You can operate Pandora using the r

emote

controller.Only playing, pausing, and skipping are

available.

:::..:..._

_____

_

,

.J

Indications

and

buttons

on

the

source

control screen

L}J

KENWOOD

....

Q ' • -.u .,....

-,..,..,......

\ f

l:

"!'

I )

Playbackinformation

L

1] Picture data

.1.1

Track informat

io

n

4

• Pressing [

<1

sc

rolls the

text

if

no

t all of the

text

is

show

n.

•3]

Playback status

:4

Playing time

Operation

button

s

[G)

Displays

the

easy control

sc

reen.

l().J

]

[~Il

l

[

~

]

(Page

7)

Displays the list selecti

on

screen.

(Page 21)

Thumbs

down

to

the

current track

and skips

to

the

nexttrack.

Registers the currenttrack

as

a

favorite.

Starts/pauses playback.

Skips the current track.

•

Not

available

when

the

Pandora

skip reaches its limit.

(

((

] Displays

other

operation buttons.

[MENU]

• Disabled

when

there are

no

other

buttons

.

Bookmarks

the

artist.

Bookmarks the currenttrack.

Adds thecurrent artist

to

the

Station

List.

Adds the curr

ent

track

to

the

Station

Li

st.

Displays

the

<TOP MENU> screen.

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