To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does “NOT SUPPORT” mean on my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver displays “NOT SUPPORT”, the connected phone does not support the Voice Recognition feature or phonebook transfer.
How to fix Bluetooth pairing issues on Kenwood Car Receiver?
If you're having trouble pairing a Bluetooth device with your Kenwood Car Receiver, ensure you've entered the same PIN code on both devices. If the problem persists, delete the pairing information from both the unit and the Bluetooth device, and then try pairing again.
What does “MEMORY FULL” mean on my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver displays “MEMORY FULL”, it means you have reached the maximum storage limit of your iPod/iPhone.
Why is there no sound coming from my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If you cannot hear any sound from your Kenwood Car Receiver, try the following: * Adjust the volume to the appropriate level. * Check the cords and connections to ensure they are properly connected.
What to do if my Kenwood Car Receiver displays “MISWIRING CHECK WIRING Turn the power off, then check to be sure the terminals of THEN PWR ON”?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver shows the message “MISWIRING CHECK WIRING Turn the power off, then check to be sure the terminals of THEN PWR ON”, turn off the power. Then, check to ensure the terminals of the speaker wires are properly insulated. Turn the power back on.
What does “COPY PRO” mean on my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver displays “COPY PRO”, it means a copy-protected file is being played.
What does “iPod ERROR” mean on my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver displays “iPod ERROR”, try reconnecting the iPod or resetting it. You can also press and hold the SRC button to turn off the power, then turn it back on for error recovery.
What does “NA FILE” mean on my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver displays “NA FILE”, make sure the media (USB) contains supported audio files.
What does “NO DEVICE” mean on my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver displays “NO DEVICE”, connect a device (USB/iPod/iPhone) and change the source to USB or iPod USB again.
What does “USB HUB IS NOT SUPPORTED” mean on my Kenwood Car Receiver?
If your Kenwood Car Receiver shows “USB HUB IS NOT SUPPORTED”, it means the unit cannot support a USB device connected via a USB hub.
General| DIN Size | Single DIN |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 50W x 4 |
| RMS Power Bandwidth | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| Display Type | LCD |
| iPod Compatibility | Yes |
| Pandora Control | Yes |
| HD Radio | No |
| Satellite Radio Ready | No |
| Steering Wheel Control Compatible | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| CD Player | Yes |
| Smartphone Control | Yes |
| RMS Power Output | 22W x 4 |
| Preamp Voltage | 2.5V |
| Compatible Formats | MP3, WMA, AAC |
| Equalizer | 13-band |
| Display Color | Variable |
| Button Color | Variable |
| Crossover | Built-in high/low pass crossover |
Regulatory compliance statement regarding FCC rules and potential radio frequency interference.
Regulatory compliance statement regarding Industry Canada (ISED) rules and potential radio frequency interference.
Essential safety information, warnings, and cautions for proper product usage.
Steps for connecting USB drives and iPod/iPhone, including setting playback source.
Basic controls for playback, file selection, and folder navigation.
Step-by-step process for pairing and connecting Bluetooth-enabled phones and audio devices.
Operations for making calls, receiving calls, and managing phone conversations.
Instructions for streaming audio from a Bluetooth device.
Configuration of manual EQ, preset EQ, bass boost, loudness, and other sound adjustments.
Diagram and explanation of how to connect the unit's wiring harness to the vehicle's system.
Guidance for resolving common issues related to sound, reception, and device connectivity.
Solutions for errors and connectivity problems with satellite radio, Bluetooth, and voice assistant.
