Kenwood KDC-655U User Manual

KDC-X997/KDC-BT955HD/KDC-X897/KDC-BT855U/KDC-X697/KDC-655U/KMR-555U 1. Before use 1-1. Safety precaution
1-1. Safety precaution
# WARNING
To prevent injuries or a fire, take the following precautions:
Stop the car before operating the unit.
To prevent a short circuit, never put or leave any metallic objects (such as coins or metal tools) inside
the unit.
! CAUTION
Adjust the volume so that you can hear the sound outside the car. Driving with the volume too high
may cause an accident.
Wipe off the dirt on the panel with a dry silicon or soft cloth.
Failure to observe this precaution may result in damage to the monitor or unit.
If you experience problems during installation, consult your Kenwood dealer.

Kenwood KDC-655U Specifications

General

Power Output (RMS)	22W x 4
Maximum Output Power	50W x 4
Tuner	AM/FM
CD Playback	Yes
USB Port	Yes
Bluetooth	No
Display Type	LCD
Detachable Faceplate	Yes
Auxiliary Input	Yes
Wireless Remote Control	Yes
Audio Formats Supported	MP3, WMA
Preout Voltage	2.5 volts

Summary

1-1. Safety Precaution

WARNING

Precautions to prevent injuries or fire when operating the unit.

1-2. Important Information

How to Reset Your Unit

Procedure for resetting the unit to factory settings using the reset button.

1-3. Regulatory Compliance

CAUTION

Warning regarding potential hazardous radiation exposure from controls.

FCC WARNING

Information on RF energy, potential interference, and user authority.

FCC NOTE

Details on FCC compliance for Class B devices and interference mitigation.

CAUTION

Compliance with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits and installation guidelines.

2-1. Specifications

CD Player Section

3-1. Component Names

3-2. Preparations

Detaching/ Attaching the Faceplate

3-3. How to Select the Item

3-4. Adjusting the Clock

3-5. General Operations

Source Selection

Guide on selecting different audio sources for playback.

4-1. Audio Control

4-2. Audio Preset

4-3. Audio Preset Recall

5-1. Audio Control

5-2. Manual Equalizer Control

5-3. Car Type Selection

5-4. Speaker Setting

5-5. X'Over Setting

5-6. Listening Position Setting

5-7. Delay Time Control

5-8. Channel Level Fine Adjustments

5-9. Resetting of DTA Settings

5-10. DSP Preset

5-11. DSP Preset Recall

6-2. Playing Music

6-3. Music Search

6-8. Playback Mode

7-1. Requirements Pandora®

7-2. Listening to the Pandora®

7-6. New Station Creation

8-1. Requirements Aha™

8-2. Listening to the Aha Radio

9-1. Requirements iHeartRADIO™

9-2. Listening to the iHeartRADIO

10-1. Playing Music

10-2. Music Search

10-5. Playback Mode

11-1. Listening to the Radio

11-2. Station Preset Memory

11-3. Auto Memory

11-4. Recall Preset Station

12-2. Listening to the HD Radio Tuner

Selecting a Station

12-3. Station Preset Memory

12-4. Auto Memory

12-5. Recall Preset Station

13-1. Selecting a Display Type

13-3. Illumination Color Selection

13-4. Adjusting the Illumination Color

13-5. Selecting a Text Display

13-6. Display & Illumination Setting

14-1. Adjusting the Date

14-6. Initial Settings

15-1. About the Bluetooth Module

15-2. Registering a Bluetooth Device

15-3. Selecting the Bluetooth Device You Wish to Connect

15-4. Deleting a Registered Bluetooth Device

16-1. Receiving a Call

16-2. Calling a Number in the Phone Book

16-3. Dialing a Number

16-4. Calling a Number in the Call Log

16-5. Speed Dialing (Preset Dial)

16-6. Registering in the Preset Dial Number List

16-7. During a Call

16-9. Voice Control

17-2. Basic Operations

17-3. Playback Mode

18-1. Registering the PIN Code

18-2. Downloading the Phone Book

18-5. Switching Between Two Connected Cell-phones

18-6. Bluetooth Detail Setting

19-1. Before Use

19-2. Listening to the SiriusXM™ Satellite Radio

Selecting a Channel

Station Preset Memory

How to save and recall SiriusXM station presets.

19-4. Channel Preset Memory

19-5. Preset Tuning

19-9. Parental Lock Setting

19-10. Clearing the Parental Lock Setting

19-11. Setting Parental Lock for Mature Content

19-12. Parental Lock Pass Code Setting

20-1. Registering a Remote Control ID

20-2. Delete the Remote Control ID

21-2. Basic Operation

22-1. Setting Error

22-2. Operation/Wiring Error

22-3. Error Messages