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Kenwood KDC-4022 User Manual

Kenwood KDC-4022
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Kenwood KDC-4022 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKenwood
ModelKDC-4022
CategoryCar Receiver
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety and Regulatory Information

General Warnings

Important safety warnings regarding injury, fire, and hazardous radiation exposure.

FCC and Regulatory Compliance

Information on FCC compliance, RF energy generation, and potential interference.

Safety Precautions

Preventing Injury and Fire

Precautions against electrical shorts, sharp edges, and improper handling of the unit.

Preventing Machine Damage

Guidelines to prevent damage from heat, dust, moisture, and physical shock.

CD Player Compatibility

Information on compatible CD players/changers and unsupported connections.

3-inch CD Warning

Warning against inserting 3-inch CDs with adapters due to potential damage.

Maintenance and Sirius Tuner

General Notes and Troubleshooting

Tips for installation issues, reset button usage, and LCD readability in cold temperatures.

Cleaning Procedures

Instructions for cleaning the unit, faceplate terminals, and CD slot, plus lens fogging advice.

Sirius Satellite Radio Tuner

Reference to the Sirius tuner manual for operation when connected.

MP3 Playback Guidelines

Acceptable Media and Formats

Details on compatible media types, ISO 9660 formats, and file naming restrictions for MP3s.

File and Folder Naming

Explains ID3 tag display and requirements for file/folder names for MP3 playback.

Writing MP3 Data

Guidelines for setting bit rate, sampling frequency, and writing MP3 files to media.

MP3 File Organization

MP3 Playing Order

How files and folders are accessed and how to potentially control playback order.

File Hierarchy Example

An illustration showing folder and file structure for MP3 playback.

CD Handling and Compatibility

CD Handling and Cleaning

Instructions for handling, cleaning, and storing CDs to prevent damage.

Unusable CDs

Information on CDs that cannot be used, including roundness, dirt, coloring, and unfinalized discs.

General Features and Basic Operation

Power Control

How to turn the unit ON and OFF using the SRC button.

Source Selection

How to select different audio sources like Tuner, CD, or Auxiliary input.

Volume Adjustment

Instructions for increasing and decreasing the volume using the VOL knob.

Audio Settings

System Q Sound Presets

How to select and adjust preset sound settings for different music types.

Audio Control Adjustments

Detailed controls for bass, treble, balance, fader, and other audio parameters.

Speaker and Output Settings

Speaker Type Configuration

Setting the speaker type to optimize System Q performance.

Non-fading Output Control

How to turn the non-fading output feature ON or OFF.

Display and Naming Features

Display Information Switching

How to cycle through different information displays using the DISP button.

Station and Disc Naming

Procedure for attaching custom titles to stations or CDs.

Auxiliary Input Configuration

Auxiliary Input Display Setting

How to select the display label for the Auxiliary input source.

Theft Deterrent Faceplate

Removing the Faceplate

Step-by-step guide on how to detach the front faceplate for security.

Reattaching the Faceplate

Instructions for properly reattaching the removable faceplate to the unit.

Tuner Operations

Tuning Mode Selection

How to choose between Auto seek, Preset station seek, and Manual tuning modes.

Station Tuning

Steps for selecting FM/AM bands and tuning to stations using seek or preset buttons.

Tuner Memory and Access

Direct Access Tuning

Using the remote to directly enter a frequency for tuning.

Station Preset Memory

How to store and recall favorite radio stations using preset buttons.

Auto Memory Entry

Automatically storing the strongest stations in the memory.

Preset Tuning

How to call up stations stored in the preset memory.

CD/MP3/External Disc Controls Overview

Control Panel Layout

Illustration and labels of the main control buttons on the unit.

Disc Playback

Playing CD and MP3

Steps for inserting and playing CDs and MP3 discs.

Playing External Disc

How to play discs from an optional accessory disc player.

Disc Navigation

Fast Forwarding and Reversing

Controls for fast forwarding and reversing tracks on a disc.

Track/File Search

Searching for specific tracks or files on a disc or MP3.

Disc/Folder Search

Selecting a disc from a changer or a folder on an MP3 disc.

Direct Disc and Track Access

Direct Track/File Search

Entering a track or file number to access it directly.

Direct Disc Search

Entering a disc number to access it directly from a changer.

Disc Repeat and Shuffle Modes

Track/File/Disc/Folder Repeat

Repeating a track, disc, or folder during playback.

Random Play

Playing tracks or folders in a random order.

Magazine Random Play

Playing all discs in a changer in random order.

Disc Playback Features

Scan Play

Playing the beginning of each track to find desired music.

Folder Select

Quickly selecting a specific folder on an MP3 disc.

Disc Text and Naming

Text/Title Scroll

Scrolling displayed text like CD Text, MP3 info, or MD title.

DNPP (Disc Name Preset Play)

Selecting a CD from the changer that has a preset name.

Menu System Operations

Menu System Overview

Basic steps for entering and navigating the menu system for settings.

System Settings and Adjustments

Security Code Configuration

Setting or entering a security code to prevent theft.

Touch Sensor Tone Settings

Enabling or disabling the beep sound for button operations.

Manual Clock Adjustment

Setting the internal clock for time display.

Display and Illumination Customization

Disabled System Indicator (DSI)

Setting the red LED indicator to blink when the faceplate is removed.

Selectable Illumination

Choosing the button illumination color between red and green.

Switching Display Type

Selecting different display modes like Demonstration or Normal.

Illumination Color Setting

Setting the main display color to a desired hue.

Display Adjustments

Contrast Adjustment

Adjusting the contrast level of the unit's display.

Dimmer Function

Enabling automatic display dimming with the vehicle's light switch.

Audio Output Settings

System Q Setting

Displaying or hiding System Q factor details in Audio Control.

Switching Preout

Selecting between rear preout and non-fading preout.

Built-in Amp Mute Setting

Toggling the mute control on the built-in amplifier for preout quality.

Advanced Audio Features

Dual Zone System

Making front and rear channels play different sources simultaneously.

B.M.S. (Bass Management System)

Adjusting bass boost levels for external amplifiers.

B.M.S. Frequency Offset

Setting the central frequency for bass boost.

CRSC (Clean Reception System Circuit)

Switching FM reception between stereo and mono to reduce noise.

Text Display and CD Read Options

Text Scroll

Setting how text information scrolls on the display.

Built-in Auxiliary Input Setting

Enabling or disabling the built-in auxiliary input function.

CD Read Setting

Forcing playback of CDs with special formats or MP3s.

Remote Control Operations

Remote Control Overview

Illustration of the remote control and its buttons.

Battery Installation

How to load and replace batteries in the remote control.

Basic Button Functions

Explanation of Volume, Source, and Attenuate buttons.

Remote Control Functions by Source

Tuner Source Controls

Using remote buttons for tuner functions like band selection and presets.

Disc Source Controls

Using remote buttons for disc playback, search, and naming.

Installation and Accessories

Included Accessories

List of accessories provided with the unit for installation.

Installation Procedure

Step-by-step guide for installing the unit in a vehicle.

Wiring Connections

Wire Harness Identification

Labels and descriptions for each wire in the wiring harness.

Power and Signal Connections

Diagram showing how to connect power, speakers, and control wires.

Vehicle Installation

Japanese-Made Car Installation

Specific instructions for installing the unit in Japanese-made cars.

General Installation Notes

Important cautions regarding screw usage and installation force.

Faceplate Installation

Securing the Faceplate

Steps for fastening the faceplate to the main unit to prevent it from falling off.

Unit Removal and Reassembly

Removing the Hard Rubber Frame

Guide on how to remove the protective rubber frame.

Removing the Main Unit

Instructions for safely detaching the main unit from the car dashboard.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

General Problems

Solutions for power issues, source switching, memory erasure, and loudness.

Sound and Output Issues

Troubleshooting no sound, low volume, poor quality, and non-fading output problems.

Feature Malfunctions

Diagnosing issues with touch sensor tone, dimming, and high-pass filters.

Troubleshooting Source and Media Issues

Display and Tuner Problems

Addressing display color changes and poor radio reception.

Disc and MP3 Playback Issues

Resolving problems with disc insertion, playback, skipping, and MP3 display.

System Error Messages

Common Error Codes

Explanations for error codes like Eject, No Disc, TOC Error, E-05, E-77, Mecha Error.

Status Indicators

Meanings of messages like Hold Error, No Name, Load, Reading, No Access, and IN (Blink).

Tuner Specifications

FM Tuner Section

Technical specifications for the FM tuner including frequency range and sensitivity.

AM Tuner Section

Technical specifications for the AM tuner including frequency range and sensitivity.

Player and Audio Specifications

CD Player Section

Technical specifications for the CD player, including laser, filter, and speed.

Audio Section

Technical specifications for the audio output, including power and tone controls.

General Specifications

General specifications like operating voltage, current consumption, and weight.

Car Audio Passport Information

Passport Usage Warning

Explains the importance of the card for replacing a stolen or damaged front panel.

Passport Details and Registration

Equipment Pass Information

Details to fill out on the equipment pass for important documentation.

Sirius Satellite Radio Integration

Sirius-Ready Stereo

Information about the Kenwood stereo's compatibility with Sirius satellite radio.

Superior Digital Sound

Benefits of Sirius's digital sound quality and S>PLEX technology.

Radio Features with Sirius

How Sirius enhances the radio experience with artist and song information.

Test Drive Information

Encourages users to try Sirius online and visit a dealer for system completion.

Sirius Channel Lineup

Music Genres

Lists Sirius music channels including Pop, Dance, Rock, Latin, and Country.

Jazz and Standards

Details Sirius channels for Jazz, Standards, Swing, and Broadway music.

Latin and Country

Lists Sirius channels for Latin music and various Country music categories.

R&B/Urban and Classical

Covers Sirius channels for R&B, Soul, Classical music, and Voices.

Blues and Specialty

Lists Sirius channels for Blues, Reggae, Gospel, World Music, and Kids.

Sirius News, Sports, and Entertainment

News Channels

Lists Sirius channels for news from various providers like CNN, NPR, and Bloomberg.

Sports Channels

Lists Sirius channels dedicated to sports coverage from ESPN and others.

Entertainment Channels

Lists Sirius channels for entertainment, comedy, arts, and talk shows.

Sirius System Components

Sirius Tuner

Describes the Sirius tuner as the nerve center for satellite signal processing.

Sirius Antenna

Details the specially designed antenna for capturing satellite signals.

Sirius Subscription Information

Encourages users to subscribe to Sirius and locate a retailer.

Warranty Information

Product Identification

Fields for identifying the product type, model, and serial number.

Dealer Information

Space for dealer stamp, signature, and contact information.

Purchase Date

Fields to record the date of purchase for warranty purposes.

Customer Information

Fields for the customer's name, address, and contact details.

Kenwood USA Limited Warranty

Warranty Period

Specifies the one-year warranty duration from the original purchase date.

Covered and Not Covered Items

Details what defects are covered and excluded by the warranty.

Warranty Protection

Explains who is protected by the warranty and what Kenwood pays for.

Obtaining Warranty Service

Steps to follow for getting warranty service, including shipping and proof of purchase.

Limitations and Exclusions

Information on implied warranties, liability limits, and damages.

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