To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the JVC KD-X220 Receiver says “CANNOT PLAY” and/or the connected device cannot be detected?
If your JVC Receiver flashes “CANNOT PLAY” or fails to detect the connected device: * Verify that the connected device is compatible with the unit and that the files are in supported formats. * Try reattaching the device.
What to do if the iPod/iPhone does not turn on or does not work with my JVC KD-X220?
If your iPod/iPhone does not turn on or work with the JVC Receiver: * Check the connection between the unit and the iPod/iPhone. * Detach and reset the iPod/iPhone using a hard reset.
Why source cannot be selected on JVC Receiver?
If a source cannot be selected on your JVC Receiver, check the [SRC SELECT] setting.
Why playback order is not as intended on JVC KD-X220?
The playback order on the JVC Receiver is determined by the file name (USB).
Why elapsed playing time is not correct on JVC KD-X220 Receiver?
The accuracy of the elapsed playing time on your JVC Receiver depends on the earlier recording process.
What to do if JVC KD-X220 says “NOT SUPPORT” appears and file skips?
If your JVC Receiver displays “NOT SUPPORT” and the file skips, check whether the file is in a playable format.
How to fix JVC KD-X220 Receiver when sound cannot be heard?
If you cannot hear any sound from your JVC Receiver, first, adjust the volume to an audible level. If the issue persists, check the cords and connections to ensure they are properly connected.
What to do if JVC KD-X220 Receiver displays “READING” keeps flashing?
If the JVC Receiver displays “READING” keeps flashing: * Avoid using too many hierarchical levels and folders. * Reattach the USB device.
What does “NO SKIPS” mean on my JVC KD-X220?
If your JVC Receiver displays “NO SKIPS”, it means the skip limit has been reached. Retry later.
What to do if JVC KD-X220 displays “STATION LMT”?
If your JVC Receiver displays “STATION LMT”, it means the number of registered stations has reached its limit. Try deleting unnecessary stations from your device and retry.
General| Preamp Voltage | 2.5V |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 4 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| MP3 Playback | Yes |
| WMA Playback | Yes |
| AAC Playback | Yes |
| USB Input | Yes |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| AM/FM Tuner | Yes |
| Radio Data System (RDS) | Yes |
| Detachable Face | Yes |
| Built-in Bluetooth | No |
| Steering Wheel Control | Yes |
| Power Output | 50W x 4 |
| RMS Power Output | 22W x 4 |
| DIN Size | 1 DIN |
Covers essential safety warnings, volume adjustments, and general handling precautions for optimal and safe unit operation.
Explains how to interpret the manual's instructions, symbols, and page references for efficient use.
Provides guidance on cleaning the unit's faceplate and connectors to maintain performance and prevent damage.
Details the main components and controls of the unit's faceplate and the included remote control.
Guides users on how to reset the unit and replace the battery in the remote control for continued use.
Instructions on how to disable the unit's demonstration mode to return to normal operation.
Step-by-step guide to set the current time on the unit, including 12/24 hour format selection.
Explains how to configure initial system settings like BEEP, SRC SELECT, PANDORA, iHEART, AUX, F/W UPDATE, CLOCK SYNC, and CLOCK DISP.
Details how to initiate playback when connecting USB devices, iPod/iPhone, or Android phones.
Explains how to select specific files and folders for playback from connected USB, iPod, or Android devices.
Describes how to use repeat play (track, one, all) and random play modes for various audio file types.
Explains how to choose between HEAD MODE, IPHONE MODE, AUTO MODE, and AUDIO MODE for iPod and Android devices.
Guides on selecting the music source from internal or external memory on connected USB devices or smartphones.
Details how to adjust the playback speed for audiobooks on iPod/iPhone, offering 0.5x, 1x, and 2x options.
Provides methods for quickly locating files by turning the volume knob or selecting characters for efficient browsing.
Instructions for manually and automatically searching for FM/AM radio stations and understanding the 'ST' indicator.
Guides on how to store up to 18 FM and 6 AM stations and how to select them later.
Explains how to set the radio timer for automatic activation at specific times and frequencies.
Details settings like SSM, IF BAND, MONO, and AREA for optimizing radio reception and sound quality.
Explains how to use the PTY (Program Type) search to find stations broadcasting specific program types.
Instructions on connecting external audio players via the auxiliary input jack and starting playback.
Guides on connecting and using a Bluetooth device with the KS-BTA100 adapter for audio streaming.
Steps to install the Pandora app, create an account, and enable Pandora source selection on the unit.
How to play, pause, skip tracks, and use thumbs up/down for custom Pandora stations.
Instructions for creating new stations based on tracks/artists and searching for registered stations.
Guides on how to bookmark current song or artist information for later reference within the Pandora account.
Steps to install the iHeart Link app, create an account, and enable iHeartRadio source selection.
How to play, pause, skip custom stations, and use thumbs up/down for iHeartRadio content.
Instructions for searching stations by category, skipping cities, and saving live stations.
How to select from various preset equalizer modes like FLAT, ROCK, POP, JAZZ, and USER presets.
Guides on creating and storing personalized sound profiles using the EASY EQ feature with Bass, Mid, and Treble adjustments.
Details advanced PRO EQ settings for BASS, MIDDLE, and TREBLE frequency/level adjustments for fine-tuning.
Covers BASS BOOST and LOUD settings to enhance low or high frequencies for better sound at low volumes.
Details settings for subwoofer levels (SUB.W LEVEL, SUB.W LPF, SUB.W PHASE) and speaker output modes (SPK/PRE OUT).
Explains how to adjust speaker balance (Fader, Balance) and source volume levels (VOL ADJUST, AMP GAIN).
Covers D.T.EXP for restoring audio waveform components and TEL MUTING for silencing audio during phone calls.
Guides on setting screen brightness for day/night and configuring display information scrolling behavior.
Explains how to set the dimmer on/off times and use AUTO mode for automatic day/night display adjustments.
Lists playable audio file types (MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC) and details USB device requirements and limitations.
Outlines compatibility details for iPod, iPhone, and Android devices, including OS versions and specific features.
Provides information on using Pandora and iHeartRadio services, including preparation and limitations.
Explains the use of JVC Playlist Creator PC app and JVC Music Control Android app for managing audio files.
Details how to change displayed information for FM/AM, USB, iPod, Android, Pandora, iHeartRadio, AUX, and BT AUDIO sources.
Addresses common issues like no sound, wiring errors, protection mode, source selection, and poor radio reception.
Covers problems like incorrect playback order, time errors, unsupported files, device detection, and display character issues.
Addresses common problems with Android devices, including sound issues, playback errors, device detection, and app compatibility.
Covers specific errors and problems encountered with Pandora and iHeartRadio integration, such as connection errors and station availability.
Provides essential steps like checking the troubleshooting section, resetting the unit, and contacting support for persistent issues.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the FM and AM tuner sections, including frequency ranges, sensitivity, and SNR.
Details USB standards, compatible devices, file systems, power requirements, and audio decoding capabilities for USB playback.
Covers audio output specs like frequency response, power, impedance, and general unit parameters like voltage and dimensions.
Highlights critical safety warnings and cautions related to electrical connections, wiring, and handling the unit during installation.
Outlines the fundamental steps for installing the unit, including battery disconnection and reconnection.
Provides detailed instructions and diagrams for installing the unit in-dash and using the mounting sleeve.
Guides on how to safely remove the unit from the dashboard or mounting bracket after installation.
Illustrates the complete wiring diagram, showing connections for power, speakers, antenna, and remote control.
Lists all included parts for installation, such as faceplate, trim plate, mounting sleeve, wiring harness, and extraction keys.
Provides a visual guide and critical caution for connecting ground wires first, then other wires, antenna, and power cord.
Details what JVC will do to repair or replace defective products within the warranty period.
Outlines what the customer must do to obtain warranty service, including returning the product and providing proof of purchase.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty, such as abuse, accident, and commercial use.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including presenting proof of purchase and bringing the product to an authorized center.
Specifies conditions and actions that are not covered by the warranty, such as misuse, tampering, and commercial use.
Details warranty periods for different product categories and disclaims consequential damages, defining the scope of the warranty.
