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Darrell RobinsonSep 16, 2025
What does No Media file mean on my Kenwood DNX5350BT GPS?
- MMartha CardenasSep 16, 2025
The message “No Media file” indicates that the connected USB device contains no playable audio file. Try another USB device.
What does No Media file mean on my Kenwood DNX5350BT GPS?
The message “No Media file” indicates that the connected USB device contains no playable audio file. Try another USB device.
What to do if Kenwood GPS radio reception is poor?
If you're experiencing poor radio reception with your Kenwood GPS, make sure the car antenna is fully extended. Also, check that the antenna control wire is correctly connected.
What does Error Message Protect mean on my Kenwood DNX5350BT?
The “Error Message Protect” indicates that the protective circuit has been activated because a speaker cord has shorted or is in contact with the car chassis. You should wire or insulate the speaker cord as needed and then push the Reset button.
What does Mecha Error mean on my Kenwood GPS?
A “Mecha Error” indicates that the disc player is malfunctioning. Eject the disc and try inserting it again. If the error continues or the disc cannot be ejected, contact the Kenwood dealer.
What does Disc Error mean on my Kenwood GPS?
A “Disc Error” message means that an unplayable disc has been inserted. Try changing the disc.
What does No Device mean on my Kenwood DNX5350BT?
The message “No Device” means that the USB device is selected as a source although no USB device is connected. Change the source to any source other than USB/iPod. Connect a USB device, and change the source to USB again.
What does Region Code Error mean on my Kenwood DNX5350BT GPS?
A “Region Code Error” indicates that the disc you are trying to play has a region code that is not compatible with the unit. Try another disc.
What does Parental Level Error mean on my Kenwood DNX5350BT GPS?
A “Parental Level Error” indicates that the disc you are trying to play has a higher level than the parental level you have set. Set the parental level.
Why can't I set up the low pass filter on my Kenwood DNX5350BT GPS?
If you cannot set up the low pass filter, it may be because the subwoofer is not turned on. Set the subwoofer to on.
Why is there no output from the subwoofer on my Kenwood DNX5350BT?
If there is no output from the subwoofer, it may not be turned on. Set the subwoofer to on.
Precautions to prevent injury or fire during operation and installation.
Identifies and describes buttons on the front panel of the unit.
Guides the initial setup process after turning on the unit.
Instructions for inserting and ejecting discs.
Connect and disconnect instructions for USB devices and iPods.
How to access the navigation map display.
How to control audio and view navigation information simultaneously.
Explains basic control and playback functions for DVD/VCD.
Details functions like repeat, fast forward/backward, and hiding keys.
Explains the functions available in the multi and sub function menus.
Configure menu, subtitle, and voice languages.
Adjust dynamic range, angle marks, and screen ratio.
Sets the parental control level for discs.
Basic operations for music, video, and picture files.
How to search music, video, or picture files.
Basic operations for using the radio tuner.
Basic operations for Digital Radio tuner.
Steps to register and connect Bluetooth audio players or cell-phones.
Step-by-step instructions for searching and registering Bluetooth devices.
How to select and connect a registered Bluetooth device profile.
Explains basic operations and controls for playing audio via Bluetooth.
Instructions for making phone calls using the hands-free unit.
Options for dialing numbers, using call records, phonebook, or preset numbers.
How to answer or reject an incoming phone call.
Adjust image quality like brightness, contrast, and dimmer.
Access system settings including UI, security, and memory.
Calibrates the touch screen for accurate input.
Set up a security code to protect the unit against theft.
Access audio settings including speaker setup, car type, and DSP.
Select speaker types and sizes for optimal sound effects.
Select different audio sources for front and rear positions.
Fine-adjust listening position by adjusting speaker delay and gain.
Safety precautions for using the remote control.
Details functions of various remote control buttons and modes.
Details functions of various remote control buttons like SRC, NAV, MENU, etc.
Details functions of buttons like VOICE, VIEW, MAP DIR, Vol, ZOOM, etc.
Troubleshooting common issues related to settings like subwoofer and dual zone.
Troubleshooting common audio issues like poor radio reception or disc playback.
Explains common error messages and their causes.
Troubleshooting errors related to USB, iPod, Bluetooth, and antenna.
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