Kenwood KIV-700 User manual

This product uses Lead Free solder.
This product complies with the RoHS directive for the European market.
© 2010-5 PRINTED IN JAPAN
B53-0805-00 (N)306
KIV-700
KIV-BT900
DIGITAL MEDIA RECEIVER
SERVICE MANUAL
* Depends on the model. Refer to the parts list.
Panel assy
KIV-700 (K) (A64-5140-01)
Panel assy
KIV-700 (M) (A64-5142-01)
Panel assy
KIV-700 (E) (A64-5141-01)
Mounting hardware assy
(J22-0789-03)
* Remote controller assy (RC-405)
(A70-2104-05)
Escutcheon
(B07-3245-01)
Lever
(D10-7106-04) x2
* Screw set
(N99-1757-15)
* DC cord
(E30-6939-05)
* DC cord
(E30-6940-05)
Panel assy
KIV-BT900 (K) (A64-5139-01)
Cord with connector
(E30-6958-05)
* Compact disc
(W01-1780-05)
* Microphone
(W01-1768-05)
Connecting cord assy
(E30-6920-05)

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KIV-700/BT900
BLOCK DIAGRAM
MUTE A
MUTE 0,1,2
WININ
OFFSET
MUTE A
PWIC MUTE
DC ERR
MUTE 0,1,2
AUX
CH
STBY
SW MUTE
I2CI2C
KEY MATRIX
RST
RST
P.ON ILLUMI
P.ON
P.ON
FAVORITE
INSTALLER
BACK-UP
FM/AM
MD(BT)
PH-BOOK
+12dB
MPX for RDS
TAGGING
I2C
PRE MUTE /
MUTE
STBY
3
7
REMOTE
KEY LED
KEY
SRC / MENU
16Bit-DATA BUS (D16-31)
16Bit-DATA BUS (D0-15)
ADDRESS BUS
RD,WR,CS,etc
3
NFC 8Bit-BUS
PON LCD
I2S
I2C
RST
I2C
ITU-R BT656
VD1.8V
UPS-502
USB
OC SW
500mA
P.ON5V
P.ON D5
CD
FSEL
PON D3.3V
ZMUTE AMUTE RESET STOP
SYSREQ,SOCREQ,
SYSDAT,SOCDAT
D1.3V
DA5V
7
7
P.ON5V
UPS-502
SERIAL
BL P.ON
LCD3.3V
ROTARY
KEYS
I2C
BL P.ON
A8V
DSP
E-VOL
PRE OUT
IC451
BU
u-COM
P-CON
ANT-CON
ACC DET
ILLUMI
BU5V
ILLUMI+B
A8V
P-CON
ANT CON
ILLUMI
ACC
BACK UP
LINE MUTE
SP OUT
(FL/FR/RL/RR)
TFT QVGA LCD with DRIVER
LED
BU5V
A8V
ILLUMI+B
ILLUMI+B
(F/R/SW)
WIRED REMOTE
LINE MUTE
IC302
IC201
(D5V)
DC/DC
HI-SIDE
SW
DET
BU/SURGE
SW
SRC
KEY
LED SW
AUTHENTICATION
iPod
SYSTEM
BU5V
Q90,93
Q110,111,113
Q50-53
D130
Q92
Q440,442,450,451,460,462
J400
4V PRE+B
∗Q80-83
VP
Q50-53
Q32,33
Q10-12
LX BUS
P.ON5V
VIDEO SW
AUDIO/
A5V
A5V
IC20
DSP 5V
Q112
IC70
IC401
IC701
ENCODER
ROTARY REMOTE
IC1
S1
D1.3V
IC61
ED1
S2
IC301
A5V IC240
IC300
E2PROM
IC402
RESET
IC
POWER
IC
MUTE
PRE
MUTE
DRIVER
AM+B
E2PROM
FRONT-END
FST
P.ON5V
A8V
RDS
DECODER
P.ON5V
MODULE
BLUETOOTH
A8V
∗IC600
MIC
∗IC500
BU5V
A480 Q480,481
Q441,461
PAN5V
∗A900
D3.3V
128M-Bit
SDRAM
NAND FLASH
8G-Bit
DA5V
IC51
IC201
D/A
LCD3.3V
Q91,92
SDRAM
128M-Bit
IC101IC100
IC103 SOC u-COM
D3.3V
D3.3V
D3.3V
A8V
IC1
D3.3V LCD3.3V
VDEC1.8V
IC71
VIDEO DEC
D3.3V
IC301
D3.3V
DC/DC
(D3.3V)
IC700
PARK DET
Q706
MUTE
Q703-705
BU5V
A8V
D3.3V
REAR MONI.
OUT
IN
iPod
D3.3V
D3.3V
S12
SW
MENU
IC304
AUDIO AUX IN
D1,3-6 Q1,3-8
VARIABLE
BL SW
Q9,10
USB
PARKING
J420
J1
J470
CN702
CN701
(X17- )
CN201
BU5V
SW
A8V
SWITCH UNIT (X16- )
(X34- ) (A/2)
ELECTRIC UNIT
PROCESSOR UNIT (X17- ) (X34- ) (B/2)
ELECTRIC UNIT

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KIV-700/BT900
●SWITCH UNIT (X16-6880-10)
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
IC1 Remote Controller Outputs remote control signal when IR signal is received.
Q1 Triangle RED Driver When the base turns on, D1 is turned on.
Q3 BLUE Driver When the base turns on, BLUE of D3, D4 and D5 are turned on.
Brightness is PWM controlled by X34-unit.
Q4 RED Driver When the base turns on, RED of D3, D4, D5 are turned on.
Brightness is PWM controlled by X34-unit.
Q5 GREEN Driver When the base turns on, GREEN of D3, D4, D5 are turned on.
Brightness is PWM controlled by X34-unit.
Q6 BLUE Driver When the base turns on, BLUE of D6 is turned on.
Brightness is PWM controlled by X34-unit.
Q7 RED Driver When the base turns on, RED of D6 is turned on.
Brightness is PWM controlled by X34-unit.
Q8 GREEN Driver When the base turns on, GREEN of D6 is turned on.
Brightness is PWM controlled by X34-unit.
Q9,10 LCD Back Light Control SW When the base turns on, back light of LCD is turned on.
Brightness is PWM controlled by X17-unit.
●PROCESSOR UNIT (X17-2080-10)
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
IC1 SOC μ-COM Controls LCD, key, USB and video.
IC51 A5V Power Supply Power supply for A5V (to DAC).
IC61 Power Supply for IC1 Power supply for IC1 core.
IC71 Power supply for IC301 Power supply for IC301 core.
IC100,101 Memory for IC1 Memory for IC1.
IC103 Firmware Memory for IC1 Firmware memory for IC1 and music file (8G-bit).
IC201 Audio DAC The file in USB and internal memory are converted to analog.
IC301 Video DAC Composite-video signal (analogue) is converted to “BT.656” format (digital).
IC401 Hi-side SW Detects USB over-current and ON/OFF SW.
IC402 i-Pod Authentication Connection with i-Pod and i-Phone are authorized.
Q91,92 LCD Power SW When Q92’s base goes on, LCD_D3.3V outputs 3.3V.
Q501 Level shift (5V→3.3V) SOC_STOP level shift.
Q502 Level shift (5V→3.3V) SOC_RST level shift.
●ELECTRIC UNIT (X34-677x-xx)
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
IC10 AUD8V REF Power Supply Outputs 1.27V.
IC20 A5V REG Power supply for A5V (to DSP).
IC70 D5V/PON5V SW REG Power supply for D5V (to USB-VBUS/PANEL) and PON5V.
IC170 Level Shift (3.3V→5V) Level shift for BT module.
IC171 Level Shift (5V→3.3V) Level shift for BT module.
IC201 Power IC Amplifies the front L/R and the rear L/R to 50W maximum.
IC240 DSP Digital signal processor.
IC300 E2PROM Memory for data of installer, back-up, favorite, phone book and RBDS tagging.
IC301 Reset IC Outputs Lo (system μ-com reset) when detection voltage goes below 3.6V.
IC302 System μ-COM Controls FM/AM tuner, the changer, X17-unit, key (SRC/MENU/AUDIO) and DSP.
COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION

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KIV-700/BT900
Ref. No. Application / Function Operation / Condition / Compatibility
IC303 Mute Logic Controls logic for muting.
IC304 Reset Logic Logic for reset (SRC/MENU/AUDIO).
IC451 E-VOL & Source Selector Controls the source and volume.
IC500 RDS Decoder RDBS and RDS decoder.
IC551 Level Shift (5V→3.3V) Level shift for X17-unit. (Controls IC302)
IC552 Level Shift (3.3V→5V) Level shift for X17-unit. (Controls IC302)
IC600 BT Buffer Buffer for Bluetooth.
IC700 D3.3V Power Supply Power supply for D3.3V to X17-unit (USB/PANEL) and BT module.
IC701 AV Selector Audio (USB/i-Pod) and video (i-Pod) input selector and rear monitor output buffer.
Q10~12 AUD8V AVR When Q11’s base goes on, A8V AVR outputs 8.0V.
Q32,33 BU5V AVR While the back-up is applied, BU5V AVR outputs +5V.
Q50~53 ILLUMI+B When Q53’s base goes on, AVR outputs 10.5V.
Q80~83 4V-PRE+B When Q83’s base goes on, 4V-PRE+B outputs (~12V).
Q90 BU DET SW When the base goes on, the back-up voltage is detected.
Q92 ACC DET SW When the base goes on, ACC voltage is detected.
Q93 Surge DET SW When the base goes on, surge voltage is detected.
Q110,111 P-CON Output SW When Q110’s base goes on, 14V is output.
Q112 P-CON & ANT-CON Current Limiter
The circuit is protected because Q112 operates when P-CON output current is excessive.
Q113 P-CON Output SW When Q110’s base goes on, 14V is output.
Q114,115 ANT-CON (Power Antenna) SW When Q115's base goes on, power antenna SW outputs 14V.
*Necessary to turn on P-CON.
Q130 Car Light DET SW When the base goes on, car light is detected.
Q170 Bluetooth Module Reset When the base goes on, BT module reset is ON.
Q366 Level Shift Level shift for USB audio mute.
Q440,442,450
Q451,460,462 Pre-out Mute SW When the base goes on, pre-out is muted.
Q441,461 Pre-out Mute Driver When the base goes on, mute driver is turned on.
Q480,481 AM+B SW When Q480's base goes on, AM+B is output.
Q602 IC302 Reset Control When the base goes on, IC302 is reset.
Q702 Control OSC FREQ of IC700 When the base goes on, oscillation frequency is high.
Q703
Rear-Monitor-Out (Audio) Mute Driver When the base goes on, rear-monitor-out (audio) mute SW turns on.
Q704,705 Rear-Monitor-Out (Audio) Mute SW When the base goes on, rear-monitor-out (audio) is muted.
Q706 Parking Brake DET SW When the parking brake is detected, the base goes on.
COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION

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KIV-700/BT900
●SYSTEM μ-COM: IC302 on X34- (ELECTRIC UNIT)
Pin No. Pin Name I/O Application Truth
Value Table
Processing / Operation / Description
1
WIRED PANEL REMO I Remote control signal input Pulse width detection
2 RDS QUAL I RDS decoder qualification input
3~5 NC - Not used Output L fixed
6 BYTE -
7 CNVSS -
8 XCIN - 32.768kHz
9 XCOUT - 32.768kHz
10 RESET - L: Reset
11 XOUT - 12MHz
12 VSS -
13 XIN - 12MHz
14 VCC1 -
15 NC - Not used Output L fixed
16 RDS CLK I RDS clock input
17 AMUTE O Rear monitor-out audio (Mute control) Momentary power-down: L, L: Mute ON
18 BU DET I Back-up detection BU found: L, No BU or momentary
power-down or over-voltage: H
19 RDS DATA I RDS decoder data input
20 NC - Not used Output L fixed
21 SRC KEY I Source key input H: OFF, L: ON
22 MENU KEY I Menu key input H: OFF, L: ON
23 KENWOOD KEY I KENWOOD key (Rotary push) input H: OFF, L: ON
24,25 NC - Not used Output L fixed
26 PWIC BEEP O Beep output 2kHz/1kHz
27 TUN SCL I/O Front-end I2C clock input/output MAX 400kHz
28 TUN SDA I/O Front-end I2C data input/output MAX 400kHz
29 SOC SYS DATA O Data from system μ-com to SOC UART MAX 500kHz
30 SOC SOC DATA I Data from SOC to system μ-com UART MAX 500kHz
31 SOC SYS REQ O Communication request from system μ-com to SOC H: Request, L: Normal
32 SOC SOC REQ I Communication request from SOC to system μ-com H: Request, L: Normal
33 BT SYS DATA O Data from system μ-com to BT module
34 BT BT DATA I Data from BT module to system μ-com
35 BT RST O BT module reset L: Normal, H: BT reset
36 FSEL 5V O Changes SW5 oscillation frequency qRefer to the truth value table
37 FSEL 3.3V O Changes SW3.3V oscillation frequency qRefer to the truth value table
38 NC - Not used Output L fixed
39 ROMCOR DET I ROM correction writing request H: Rewritable (I2C opened)
39 EPM I EPM input during writing
Rewritable in Lo at the start-up
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KIV-700/BT900
Pin No. Pin Name I/O Application Truth
Value Table
Processing / Operation / Description
40 SOC RST O SOC reset H: Reset, L: Normal
41 SOC STOP O SOC stop H: SOC stopped, L: Normal
42,43 NC O Not used Output L fixed
44 CE I "Not used" except during writing Output fixed
45 TYPE 2 I Destination setting
46 TYPE 1 I Destination setting
47 TYPE 0 I Destination setting
48 ZERO MUTE I ZERO mute detection L: ZERO mute ON
49 PON ILL I/O Panel LED power supply control H: ON, Hi-Z: OFF (During POWER OFF)
50 PON 3.3V I/O SOC power supply 3.3V control H: ON, Hi-Z: OFF
51 NC - Not used Output L fixed
52 PON I/O Power supply control H: ON, Hi-Z: OFF
53~55 NC - Not used Output L fixed
56 P-CON I/O P-CON control POWER ON: H, POWER OFF: Hi-Z,
STANDBY source: Hi-Z
57 ANT CON I/O ANT-CON control TUNER source: H, Others: Hi-Z
58 ACC DET I ACC detection ACC found: L, No ACC: H
59 ILLUMI DET I Dimmer illumination detection L: ON, H: OFF
60 VCC2 -
61 NC - Not used Output L fixed
62 VSS -
63 LINE MUTE I Line mute detection
KIV-700 TEL mute: Below 1V, NAVI
mute: Over 2.5V
KIV-BT900 NAVI mute: Over 2.5V
64 DSP PDN O DSP reset H: Normal, L: Reset
65 PON 4VPRE I/O 4V-PRE power supply control H: ON, Hi-Z: OFF
66 MUTE 0 O E-VOL front mute control L: Mute ON, H: Normal (Time constant
isolation setting: 10ms)
67 MUTE 1 O E-VOL rear mute control L: Mute ON, H: Normal (Time constant
isolation setting: 10ms)
68 MUTE 2 O E-VOL switching mute control L: Mute ON, H: Normal (Time constant
isolation setting: 10ms)
69 PWIC DC DET I DC offset detection
70 MUTE AFS I/O IC-2 mute control (AFS mute) L: Mute ON, Hi-Z: Normal (Time constant
isolation setting: 0.48ms)
71 PWIC MUTE O Power IC mute STANDBY source or momentary power-
down: L, TEL mute: L
72 PWIC STBY O Power IC standby POWER ON: H, POWER OFF: L
73 LX REQ S I Communication request from slave unit
74 LX REQ M O Communication request to slave unit
75 SDA DSP SDA I/O I2C data for DSP
75 SDA E2P SDA I/O I2C data for the mother E2PROM
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KIV-700/BT900
Pin No. Pin Name I/O Application Truth
Value Table
Processing / Operation / Description
75 SDA EVOL SDA I/O Data output from system u-com to E-VOL
76 SCL DSP SCL I/O I2C clock for DSP
76 SCL E2P SCL I/O I2C clock for the mother E2PROM
76 SCL EVOL SCL I/O Clock output from system μ-com to E-VOL
77 LX MUTE I Mute request from slave unit H: Mute ON, L: Mute OFF
78 LX CON O Start-up request to salve unit H: Slave unit ON, L: Slave unit OFF
79 LX RST O Forced reset to slave unit H: Reset, L: Normal
80 MUTE PRE O External preout mute 0-bit or momentary power-down: L,
L: Mute ON
81 MUTE PRE SW O External preout mute (SUB) 0-bit or momentary power-down: L,
L: Mute ON
82 PON AM I/O AM+B power supply control H: AM station found, Hi-Z: Others
83 TUN IFC OUT I Front-end IFC-OUT input H: Station found, L: No station
84 TUN SMETER I S-meter voltage detection
85 RDS NOISE I FM noise voltage detection
86 RDS AFS M I/O Noise detection time constant SW L: AF search, Hi-Z: Normal
87 NC - Not used Output L fixed
88 TRIANGLE ILL O Triangle LED control H: Turned ON, L: Turned OFF
89 VARI1 B O Panel scroll bar variable BLUE PWM control (100Hz)
90 VARI1 G O Panel scroll bar variable GREEN PWM control (100Hz)
91 VARI1 R O Panel scroll bar variable RED PWM control (100Hz)
92 VARI0 B O Panel L & R key variable BLUE PWM control (100Hz)
93 VARI0 G O Panel L & R key variable GREEN PWM control (100Hz)
94 AVSS -
95 VARI0 R O Panel L & R key variable RED PWM control (100Hz)
96 VREF -
97 AVCC -
98 LX DATA S I Data from slave unit
99 LX DATA M O Data to slave unit
100 LX CLK I/O LX-BUS clock
MICROCOMPUTER’S TERMINAL DESCRIPTION

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KIV-700/BT900
Truth value table
qFSEL terminal switch (AM)
[FSEL_5V] Pin36
μ-com terminal H L
Reception frequency (Destination “K”)
1110kHz~1700kHz 530kHz~1100kHz
1107kHz~1611kHz 531kHz~1098kHz Channel space switching
Reception frequency (Destination “M” & “E”)
1107kHz~1611kHz 531kHz~1098kHz
1110kHz~1700kHz 530kHz~1100kHz Channel space switching
Reception frequency (Destination “J”) 1107kHz~1629kHz 522kHz~1098kHz
[FSEL_3.3V] Pin37
μ-com terminal H L
Reception frequency (Destination “K”)
530kHz~1100kHz
1610kHz~1700kHz 1110kHz~1600kHz
531kHz~1098kHz 1107kHz~1611kHz Channel space switching
Reception frequency (Destination “M” & “E”)
531kHz~1098kHz 1107kHz~1611kHz
530kHz~1100kHz
1610kHz~1700kHz 1110kHz~1600kHz Channel space switching
Reception frequency (Destination “J”) 522kHz~1098kHz 1107kHz~1629kHz
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KIV-700/BT900
■Key layout
∗The product can be reset by simultaneously pressing the following three keys: [MENU], [AUD] and [SRC].
■How to transfer into the test mode
Press and hold the [TEL] or [TI] or [PLAY MODE] and [FAV] keys and reset.
∗Reset can be made also by turning on the head unit power supply.
■How to clear the test mode
It is required to clear the test mode under any of the following conditions:
yReset
yMomentary power down detection
yACC OFF operation
yPanel detach operation
■Initial setting
yThe source when making the transfer shall be STANDBY source.
yAll the TFT LCD turns on when it is white.
yVOLUME setting shall be 30.
yCRSC setting shall be ON. (Do not set up to ON/OFF switching.)
yKEY ON BEEP setting shall be ON regardless of destination of the product.
yBuild-in AUX shall be ON.
yDSP shall be BYPASS setting (DSP OFF).
yDISPLAY setting shall be Type-A1. (This is the same as the initial setting for the normal mode)
yDISPLAY TEXT setting in TUNER source shall be as follows:
K/M type 1st row: Frequency
E type 1st row: PS/Frequency
ySOURCE SELECT setting shall be mode 2 (Mode in which the source is switched every time when [SRC] key is pressed
briefly).
yThe illumination settings shall be R255, G255, and B255 (white).
yAV OUT setting shall be ON.
TEST MODE
SRC
MENU
Play/Pause
AUD
DISP
TEL or TI or PLAY MODE
SEARCH
MODE
FAV

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KIV-700/BT900
■Information display while all the lights are turned on
The following information shall be displayed when the key listed in the next table is pressed while all the lights are turned on in
STANDBY source.
[DISP]
∗Press this key briefly
or
[1]~[2]
(Remote controller)
Press this key briefly: To transfer to Software version & various service information display mode.
When [DISP] key is pressed briefly, the following items are displayed alternately (toggled) as shown hereunder.
∗When [DISP] key is pressed briefly, the display is switched successively in the following sequence:
“Version display” →“POWER ON time display” →“All lights ON display” →“Version display”.
∗Remote controller [1]~[2] key When the key is pressed briefly,
the display can be switched directly to the item for that key.
• Item
System μ-com software version, SoC μ-com software version,
Destination setting, ROM correction version, and Serial No. displays
↓
POWER ON time display
∗Refer to “Attached table 1” for details.
[MENU]
∗Press this key briefly
Press this key briefly: To call MENU LIST (Same operation as normal operation (i.e., operation defined in the product
specification))
[]
∗Press this key briefly
Press this key briefly: To initialize AUDIO data
• Image of display
AUDIO_INIT
[]
Press this key briefly: To display Forced POWER OFF information
Press and hold this key: To clear Forced POWER OFF information. (Press this key and hold it for 2 seconds while
Forced POWER OFF information is displayed.)
• Image of display
(No Forced POWER OFF)
(Forced POWER OFF because Security Code is not yet written)
POFF_ –––
SEC
PN L
(Forced POWER OFF because of communication error between system μ-com and panel)
[FAV]
∗Press this key briefly
Press this key briefly: To display iPod authentication IC installation condition.
• Image of display
(Installation condition OK)
(Installation condition NG)
iPod_OK_
NG
[SEARCH MODE]
∗Press this key briefly
Press this key briefly: To change illumination color
• Variable illumination model
The color is switched in the next sequence: White (R255/G255/B255) →Red (R255/G0/B0) →Green (R0/G255/B0)
→Blue (R0/G0/B255) →…
[DISP]
Press this key briefly to toggle the
display item
∗All lights ON display shall be in-
cluded among the displays that
are displayed.
[1]
[2]
TEST MODE

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KIV-700/BT900
Attached table 1: Version & service information display mode
[Rotary]
(Counter
clockwise)
↑
↓
[Rotary]
(Clockwise)
or
[DISP]
∗Press this
key briefly
to switch
the display
[1]
(Remote
controller)
Software version & serial number display
• Description
System μ-com software version, SoC μ-com software version, Serial No., Destination setting, ROM correction ver-
sion are displayed.
The BT related version is also displayed as the model with the built-in BT (KIV-BT900).
• Software version display
The following numbers are added at the head of the system μ-com version number and the number with this
added number is displayed.
· System μ-com
Built-in BT (KIV-BT900) : 01 Ex. SYS01_∗.∗∗
Without built-in BT (KIV-700) : 02 Ex. SYS02_∗.∗∗
· SoC μ-com
For all destinations Ex. SoC___∗.∗∗
• System μ-com ROM correction version display
· Display specification
When ROM correction data is written in: SYS_ROM_R1234
When ROM correction data is not yet written in: SYS_ROM_R_ _ _ _
When inconsistency is found in ROM correction data: SYS_ROM_R∗∗∗∗
∗When the data cannot be applicable (cannot be used) because the source code and ROM correction
data are inconsistent.
· Image of display
Ex. In the case of the model with the built-in BT (KIV-BT900)
SoC –81.3
S
YS01– 1.2
C0955WK
SNo_xxxxxxxx
STYPE : x x
SYS_ROM_
4
3
4R123
Ex. In the case of the model without the built-in BT (KIV-700)
SoC –81.3
S
YS02– 1.2
C0948Wx
SNo_xxxxxxxx
STYPE : x x
SYS_ROM_
4
3
4R123
↓↑Remote controller [1] key or []/[] can be used to switch
• Display of BT related version information (KIV-BT900)
· Layout of display
1st line : BT module H/W & S/W Version
2nd line : BT module Device Address
3rd line : BT module PIN Code
· Image of display
ADDR : xxxxxxxxxxxx
BT _ V ER : HWx x x _ SWx x x
PIN : xxxxxxxx
TEST MODE

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KIV-700/BT900
[2]
(Remote
controller)
• POWER ON time display
· Image of display
PonTim_0Hxx_
xxxxx
(In the “xx”, the figure between 00 and 50 (00~50) shall be displayed. When it is less than 1 hour, it shall be dis-
played rounded up/down to 10 minutes.)
When the unit is normally turned on even only 1 time, the value “0H10” is memorized.
(In the “xxxxxx”, the figure between 00001 and 10922 (00001~10922) shall be displayed. The figure is shown in h
[hour])
[AUD]
When this key is pressed briefly: Invalid (It does not cause any operation.)
When this key is pressed and held: It is to clear the service information being displayed (Press and hold this key for
2 seconds while the service information is being displayed)
[MENU] When this key is pressed briefly: Version & service information display mode is turned OFF (Recover)
Initialization of settings related to AUDIO setup
yWhen [] key is pressed briefly in STANDBY source, AUDIO setting values are reset to their default values in the test mode.
SoC forced update method
yIn the Test mode, F/W in the SoC μ-com is automatically updated.
As a condition, this automatic update is carried out if the file, “player_nand_fup.rom” exists under the root of the USB de-
vice.
Step 1: Insert USB.
Step 2: The display should change to “Updating”.
Step 3: The display, “Complete”, is displayed to show the completion of the update.
Note: Do not remove the USB while “Updating” is being displayed.
Others
yDo not display “CODE_NG”, “CODE_OFF” or “CODE_ON” when power is on (POWER ON).
yIn turning on this unit in the test mode, change LINE MUTE inhibit period of time from 10sec to 1sec.
yIn the Test mode, even if the DC offset error is detected, the detection information shall not be written in E2PROM or Data
Flash ROM.
yIn the Test mode, even if the prescribed period of time elapses, the backup memory items are not written in E2PROM or
Data Flash ROM.
yDo not run DEMO mode in the following mode: Test mode, Backup/Installer memory & CD mechanism information & service
information & DC offset error detection information & BT memory information clear mode, or DC offset error detection infor-
mation clear mode.
Also, in the above mode, do not display DEMO ON/OFF switching items in the Menu list.
■TUNER source test mode
yOnly in the test mode, display the items for “1”~“6” under the Menu list layers that can be entered by pressing [MENU] key
so that these items are selectable. (Test1 through Test 6 shall be displayed. ∗In FM of RDS (RBDS) model, the “Test 6” be-
comes “K3I ∗∗∗”.)
1. Press [MENU] key briefly to display the Menu list.
2. Use [Rotary] to select (focus at) one of “Test1” through “Test6”.
3. Press [AUD] key briefly to enter the above selection. Also, it shall be possible with the keys, [1] through [6] on the remote
controller to make the same selection as above.
ySwitch frequency to 97.9MHz by pressing [3] key briefly in FM band.
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yOnly in E type, switch frequency to LW-216kHz by pressing [2] key or [FAV] key briefly in TUNER AM band.
yIn the model for all destinations, switch Band by pressing [SEARCH MODE] key briefly in TUNER source.
FM1 →FM2 →(FM3) →AM →(AM2) →FM1…
∗Except for the model KIV-BT900, the above sequence of changes is the same as the sequence in the normal mode.
TUNER setting adjustment mode operation procedure
1.Select Band by pressing [SEARCH MODE] key briefly.
2.Transfer to TUNER setting mode by pressing and holding [
] key for 2 seconds. At the same time, set up FM receive fre-
quency to 97.9MHz.
3.Switch the adjustment mode with [SEARCH MODE] key.
Soft Mute adjustment
[SEARCH MODE]
key
[SEARCH MODE]
key
[SEARCH MODE]
key
Seek Stop Leve adjustment
(Manual)
Seek Stop Level adjustment
(Automatic)
4.Use the following adjustment method for every adjustment item.
Soft mute adjustment mode
• Image of display
SMD–x_ __ (In the “x”, the adjustment value, 0~F (07FST), 0~7 (08FST) is displayed.)
• Operation procedure
1) Press key, [] or [] to adjust the value between 0 (18dBμ) through F (07FST) and 7 (08FST) (You can keep pressing the
key to adjust the value).
2) After setting up the adjustment value, press and hold [AUD] key for 2 seconds to write the value in E2PROM. After the suc-
cessful completion of writing the value in E2PROM, “EP_WRITE” shall be displayed.
• Restrictions
This function is operational only in TUNER FM.
Make adjustment by setting 30 in the VOLUME setting and by setting OFF in the Audio related adjustment value.
Seek stop level automatic adjustment mode
• Image of display
(In the case of Normal [Local OFF])
ATN_4 . 32V
ATL_3 . 45V (In the case of Local [Local ON])
The present reception level is displayed.
• Operation procedure
1) In the band in which Local Seek ON/OFF switching is allowed, press [TEL] or [TI] or [PLAY MODE] key briefly to switch on
or off the Local Seek (Local Seek ON/OFF).
2) Press and hold [AUD] key for 2 seconds to write the present reception level in E2PROM as the seek stop level. After the
successful completion of writing the level in E2PROM, “EP_WRITE” shall be displayed.
∗At time moment, use Local Seek ON/OFF to change where to write in the level (Destination of the writing-in).
(Note)
The adjustment shall be started with Soft
Mute adjustment.
However, since no Soft Mute adjustment is
required in AM band, the adjustment shall be
started with Seek Stop Level adjustment (Au-
tomatic).
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Seek stop level manual adjustment mode
• Image of display
(In the case of Normal [Local OFF])
MNN _3 . 9 8 V
MNL _4 . 4 4 V (In the case of Local [Local ON])
The value saved in E2PROM as the default value is displayed.
• Operation procedure
1) In the band in which Local Seek ON/OFF switching is allowed, press [TEL] or [TI] or [PLAY MODE] key briefly to switch on
or off the Local Seek (Local Seek ON/OFF).
2) Press key, [] / [] to manually adjust the seek stop level between 0.00V and 4.70V (E type) or 0.00 and 5.00V (K/M type)
depending on the respective destination (You can keep pressing the key to adjust the level.)
∗As for the K/M/E type, you may find that the key keeps moving toward DOWN direction for a while even after 0.00V is
set, however at any rate the level is set to 0.00V as it is displayed.
3) Press and hold [AUD] key for 2 seconds to write the present reception level in E2PROM as the seek stop level. After the
successful completion of writing the level in E2PROM, “EP_WRITE” shall be displayed.
∗At this time, use Local Seek ON/OFF to change where to write in the level (Destination of the writing-in).
5.Press [
] key briefly to exit from TUNER setting adjustment mode. (Keep running the test mode)
RDS automatic measurement function
• Objectives
This function is implemented in place of the PS display visual inspection that has been carried out in the manufacturing line in
order to reduce the process.
• Functional description
After receiving PS data and confirming that contents of PS is displayed as “RDS_TEST”, forcibly turn OFF the P-CON terminal.
(Note that “_” is to indicate the blank space.)
∗This is the function dedicated only to the test mode, and it shall be designed that P-CON is recovered by cycling the power (i.e.,
POWER OFF→ON).
Special display in TUNER source (Display of front-end error)
If the following display is shown in TUNER source, it indicates an error in the front-end or in others.
• Image of display
Front-end E2PROM has its default value (indeterminate value)
TNE2P_NG
TNCON_NG Communication between front-ends NG
K3I forced switching
In TUNER FM band, the switching in the following sequence is carried out every time when “6” key is pressed: AUTO→Forced
WIDE→Forced MIDDLE→Forced NARROW→AUTO.
The initial condition is AUTO.
• Image of display
AUTO aF1 98.1
Forced WIDE wF1 98.1
Forced MIDDLE mF1 98.1
Forced NARROW nF1 98.1
■USB source test mode
Set 23 in the Volume setting value by pressing and holding [SEARCH MODE] key for 1 second.
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■BT mode test mode (KIV-BT900)
The internal LOOPBACK function is available only in the model with the built-in BT.
∗After switching into the BT mode (BT SRC) with TEL, follow the next steps of operations:
[FAV]
∗Press and hold this key
Press and hold this key: To enter the internal LOOPBACK mode
∗Set 22 in the Volume value when the product enters the internal LOOPBACK mode.
• Image of display
IL_lanretn
ELANRETX
nO_poo
Note: After running the internal LOOPBACK function, always reset the unit.
If you re-run the internal LOOPBACK function without resetting the unit, then the normal operation of other BT
system cannot be guaranteed.
[SEARCH MODE]
∗Press and hold this key
Press and hold this key: To transfer into the BT device search mode and to start device detection
∗Press and hold [SEARCH MODE] key in the device search mode to exit from the device search mode.
• Operation
The device search operation completes its search operation once it has detected 1 device.
Press [Rotary] key briefly under the device-not-detected condition (i.e., when the “Unknown” in the next image is
being displayed) to re-run the search.
• Image of display
The search operation is running.
When a device is not yet detected.
Sgnihcrae
Unwonkn
When a device is detected. “∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗” is the device name.
■AUDIO adjust mode
yPress [AUD] key briefly to transfer into the Audio & DSP adjustment mode.
yPress [∗] and [AUD] key on the remote controller to transfer into the Audio & DSP adjustment mode.
yThe default setting for the DSP Set shall be Bypass.
yPress [] / [] key or turn the encoder to adjust Fader to 3 stages (R15 ↔0 ↔F15). (Initial value is 0)
yPress [] / [] key or turn the encoder to adjust Balance to 3 stages (L15 ↔0 ↔R15). (Initial value is 0)
Press [] / [] key or turn the encoder to adjust Sub Woofer Level to 3 stages (-15 ↔0 ↔+15). (Initial value is OFF)
yPress [] / [] key or turn the encoder to adjust Volume Offset (except for the internal AUX) to 2 stages (-8 ↔0). (Initial value
is OFF)
yPress [] / [] key or turn the encoder to adjust Volume Offset (internal AUX) to 3 stages (-8 ↔0 ↔+8). (Initial value is OFF)
yIn the Test mode, setting items for DSP Set and 2ZONE ON/OFF are located at the first and second positions.
The first line of the list is DSP Set, and the second line is 2ZONE ON/OFF.
yExcept for the above 2 items, the sequence of order of UIs and items is same as the sequence in the normal mode (Product
specification). (Refer to the following APPENDIX for the sequence of order.)
yWhen the source is STANDBY, the source is other than BT Mode or 2ZONE is OFF, switch between Bypass and Through by
pressing and holding [FAV] key for 1 second.
yAfter transferring to AUX source, forcibly set DSP ON (Through setting) in DSP setting.
After transferring to other source than AUX source (except for STANDBY and BT Mode), forcibly set DSP OFF (Bypass set-
ting) in DSP setting.
∗Note that because the DSP settings cannot be switched in the case of 2Zone ON the settings do not change even if the
source has been switched.
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■Menu list adjust mode
yPress [MENU] key briefly to display the Menu list.
yPress [DNPP/SBF] and [DIRECT] key on the remote controller to transfer into the Menu list mode.
yYou shall not use the remote controller to successively send the items.
yOnly in the Test mode, add “Phone Selection” in Menu list display when the source is STANDBY, and it is located as the de-
fault item (head of the list). (Only in the model with the built-in BT)
yIn Tuner (FM) source, the Local Seek shall be the first item. (Only for E destination)
■Backup current measurement
When the unit is reset when it is in ACC OFF (BackUp ON) condition, MUTE terminal is not turned off in 15 seconds but in 2
seconds.
■DC offset error detection information clear (E2PROM data clear)
While keeping pressing [SRC] and [
] keys, reset and turn on the unit to enter the DC offset error display mode.
(While “– – – –” is being displayed, power can be ON for 30 minutes.)
In the display during STANDBY source, the present DC offset error detection condition is displayed.
1st row
DC offset error detection display 1 (Information to indicate if there is a misconnection or other detection or not)
(Display) DC1_OK__ (Not detected yet)
ERR (A misconnection or other detection)
2nd row
DC offset error detection display 2 (Number of capacitor leak detected)
(Display) DC2_0___ (Not detected yet)
1___ (Leak detected once)
2___ (Leak detected 2 times)
3___ (Leak detected 3 times)
4___ (Leak detected 4 times or more)
■Channel space switching (Only for models of destination “K” and “M”)
While keeping pressing [AUD] and [DISP] keys during POWER OFF, press [SRC] key to turn the unit on.
FM200kHz/AM10kHz ↔FM50kHz/AM9kHz
■Security (Only for European model)
Forced POWER ON mode
Even if “_ _ _ _” is being displayed, it is possible to turn on the power (POWER ON) only for 30 minutes by resetting the product
while pressing [SRC] and [TI] keys. After 30 minutes have elapsed, the set can be recovered only by resetting it.
How to clear the security code
1.While “_ _ _ _” is being displayed, press [] key for 3 seconds or longer while pressing the [TI] key. (This makes the “_ _ _ _”
display disappear.)
2.Input “KCAR”, using the remote controller.
Press [5] key of the remote controller 2 times (Input for “K”) and press [] key.
Press [2] key of the remote controller 3 times (Input for “C”) and press [] key.
Press [2] key of the remote controller once (Input for “A”) and press [] key.
Press [7] key of the remote controller 2 times (Input for “R”) and press [] key.
3.The security is cleared and the unit enters STANDBY mode.
4.If wrong codes are input, “_ _ _ _” will be displayed again.
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■ROM correction (system μ-com) update functional specification
While keeping pressing [SEARCH MODE] and [Play/Pause] keys, operate reset and BU ON to transfer into this mode.
Procedure Display Description
Reset and BU ON operation
during Press [SEARCH MODE]
and [Play/Pause]
(Display lights up)
After entering the mode, make the normal SRC feed with the [SRC] key, or USB insertion.
The display of the SRC switching and Reading is shown in the same manner as the display in the normal mode.
After the completion of Reading, start the Update if there is an update file.
If there is no Update File, display “No File”.
SRC
USB insert
While the “Reading” is displayed after
the SRC has been switched:
(Display blinks)
When there is no update file:
(Display lights up)
When there is an update file and it is be-
ing updated:
(Display blinks)
When Update is successfully completed:
(Display lights up)
When an Update Error has occurred:
(Display lights up)
In ROM correction UPDATE mode, DEMO mode display shall be masked or the start of its display shall be delayed.
∗In the software internal specification, DEMO mode ON setting is invalidated or DEMO mode start control timer is repeatedly
initialized during the ROM correction update.
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At specialists (or specialty stores), when the installer sends
the vehicle back to the user, they may make the store-rec-
ommended audio configuration.
When the user changes the setting values, when the backup
power supply was taken out at times of battery change or
when the reset button was pressed, to make it possible to
recall the setting values, the store-recommended configura-
tion values can be saved into E2PROM.
The specification detail defer in “with-DSP model” and in
“without-DSP model”.
[Models with DSP]
· Calling and saving the configuration is done by the multi-
function key. ([Preset-1])
· Items to be saved are Car Type, Position, Speaker, EQ,
X’over, Car Type Adjust, and Sub Woofer Level. Only
one setting can be saved for each item. (EQ setting can
be changed for each source, but only one setting can
be saved as the installer memory specification, and the
source in which the saving operation was carried out is
saved as such.)
Also, the setting values of all Preset Positions will be
memorized for the setting value of DTA. (6 speakers x4)
· The contents read out by the call key shall be reflected
only to the current source at the time. →EQ curve is
“USER”. (EQ setting can be changed for each source, but
not reflected to EQ settings of sources other than where
the calling operation was carried out.)
· When the backup power supply was taken out at times
of battery change or when the reset button was pressed,
as the initial setting values of Car Type, Position, Speaker,
EQ, X’over, Car Type Adjust, and Sub Woofer Level, the
saved memory is reflected (EQ setting initial setting value
memory is reflected in all sources).
NOTE: By such, EQ curve initial setting shall always be
“USER”. (NOT “NATURAL” or “FLAT”.)
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Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
KIV-700/BT900
SRC
MENU
PLAY
KENWOOD
DISP
TEL
FAV
SEARCH
VCCG
GOUT
R28
R33
W1
W2
W3
W4
W5
W6
W7
W8
W9
SWITCH UNIT
X16-6880-10 (J76-0698-02)
IC1
S2
S12
S13
S1
S4
S5
S6
S8
S9
S11
S10
D17
D18
D1
D3
D4
D5
D6
D2
D14 D13
1
1
1
R36
R34
R35
C15
C16
R14
C17
L1
C21
C18
C19
R27
R29
R30
R31
R25
R26
R32
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
117
218
R9
R10
R20
R1
R15
C2
C1
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C11
C13
C8
C9
C10
C12 C14
R11
R12
R13
R16
R21
R22
R23
R24
C20
40
40
2
EB BE
BEBEBE
EBEBEB
EBEB
SWITCH UNIT
X16-6880-10 (J76-0698-02)
D8
D9
D10
D11
D12
CN3
CN2
Q10
CN1
D7
CN4
Q1
Q3
Q4
Q5
Q6
Q7
Q8
Q9
D15
D16
Q2
TP11
TP26
TP13 TP12
TP27
TP1
TP10
TP2
TP9
TP3
TP29
TP24 TP20
TP16
TP14
TP21
TP17
TP25
TP28
TP22
TP23
TP19
TP15
TP18
TP4
TP5
TP6
TP7
TP8
PC BOARD
(COMPONENT SIDE VIEW)
PC BOARD
(FOIL SIDE VIEW)
EDCBA
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
X16-6880-10
Ref. No. Address
IC1 3A
X16-6880-10
Ref. No. Address
Q1 2C
Q3 3C
Q4 3C
Q5 3C
Q6 3D
Q7 3D
Q8 3D
Q9 4D
Q10 4D

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Refer to the schematic diagram for the values of resistors and capacitors.
KIV-700/BT900
C318
C307
C309
C314
C312
C308
C313
C315
C317
C310
X301
X31
R317
R3
C28
1
R309
R332
R306
R318
40
C33
R31
1
48
C32
37
36
16
R33
R41
1
R42
R32
C31
CP31
R316
R40
R341
C34
R308
C35
R539
R536
R506
R538
R507
R508 R505 R537
R503
C501
R501 R504
R509
R535 C37
16
9
C38
C29
R230
C230
R4
R5
L504
40
L502
L501
L503
C201
CP21
L509
L507
L505 L506 L508
CP24
CP22
1
R411
R413
R412
C404
C40
R524
R523
C39
C413
R402
C403
R401
C41
R405 L402
R6
C152
CP52
C17
R208
C25
C24
C2
L27
C1
R217
C81
R84
R81
R82
R202
R83
R209
R207
C205
R201
C83
C82
R204
R206
L30
R203
R205
X1
R220
1
R218
L26
R219
C202
8
C203
R2
C14
C15
C27
C42
C3
C16
C4
C11
C30
R1
R415
R416
R403 R404
C411
C412
L401
C401
1
C100
4
L25
CP61
C155
54
C21
C106
CP60
CP51
R414
C102
C101
C151
1
C103
C305
R303
R314
R315
R307
R304
C304
CP301
R510
R302
C316
R517
R518 R520
R521
R519
R301
C319
C311
R512
R514
R516
R513 R515
R511
C302
C301
C6
C10
C20
C5
C19 L28
C9
C12
C18
C13
C26
C8
C22
C23
C7
R39
R34
R35
R36
R37 R38
8
C36
9
25
24
13
12
C303
L31
CP54
CP57
CP302
R112
L131
R111
C105
R312
R313
R131
C154
C131 R113
CP53 C104
C153
119
220
28
C306
CP56
R305
R310
R331
R311
27
C107
CP604
C156
CP601
CP55
EB
BE
BE
BE
BE BE
45
3
1
PROCESSOR UNIT
X17-2080-10 (J76-0700-12)
IC201
IC401
IC31
IC301
IC100
CN502
P2
CN501
P1
CN201
Q501 Q502
Q82
Q81
D403
D411
D401
D402
Q32
Q31
CN601
D404
PC BOARD (COMPONENT SIDE VIEW)
FGHIJ
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
X17-2080-10
Ref. No. Address
IC100 3H
IC201 5H
IC301 4G
IC401 3I
Q501 4I
Q502 3I