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General| Bluetooth | Yes |
|---|---|
| USB Port | Yes |
| Aux Input | Yes |
| Radio Tuner | AM/FM |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Preamp Outputs | 3 pairs (front, rear, subwoofer) |
| CD Player | Yes |
| Subwoofer Control | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| iPod/iPhone Control | Yes |
| Android Control | Yes |
| Built-in Microphone | Yes |
| Steering Wheel Control Compatible | Yes |
| Type | Single DIN |
| Power Output (RMS) | 22W |
| Maximum Output Power | 50W |
| Supported Audio Formats | MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV |
| Display Color | Variable color |
| CD Playback | CD-R/RW compatible |
| EQ Settings | 13-Band Graphic Equalizer |
Guidelines for handling CDs, including cleaning, care, and unsupported types.
Instructions for initial setup, demonstration mode cancellation, and unit reset.
Overview of power, source selection, volume, and attenuator controls.
Details on faceplate release and connecting auxiliary audio devices.
Explains band selection, tuning, tuning mode select, and auto memory entry.
Covers disc play, ejection, USB/iPod playback, music search, and folder search.
Configuring SRC Select, iPod Mode, and Bluetooth device registration.
Adjusting display brightness, dimmer, and illumination effects.
Settings for amplifier, zone control, supreme function, and receive mode.
Attaching custom titles to stations or discs.
Configuring how auxiliary input sources are displayed.
Illustrations and descriptions of various display type patterns.
Customizing text display for tuner, CD/USB, and audio file sources.
Selecting music via music list, direct search, or disc search.
Basic operations for optional disc changers and music search.
Storing and recalling favorite radio stations.
Entering frequencies directly for tuning via remote control.
Answering, rejecting, and handling call waiting.
Disconnecting calls, switching to private mode, and adjusting volume.
Methods for dialing numbers directly and using speed dial presets.
Searching for and calling contacts from the phone book.
Accessing call history and making voice-activated calls.
Registering numbers for quick recall via speed dialing.
Connecting, selecting, and controlling Bluetooth audio playback.
Procedures for setting up and clearing the unit's security code.
Manually setting the unit's clock and date.
Turning the demonstration mode ON or OFF.
Adjusting volume, balance, fader, and system Q presets.
Configuring sound system, volume offset, loudness, and dual zone.
Fine-tuning audio based on installed speaker types for optimal System Q.
Registering current sound control settings as presets.
Restoring previously saved audio preset configurations.
Step-by-step guide for pairing Bluetooth phones and audio players.
Procedure for registering special devices not normally recognized.
Specifying the PIN code required for Bluetooth device registration.
Transferring contact data from cell phone to the unit.
Choosing which registered Bluetooth device to use.
Removing paired Bluetooth devices from the unit.
Checking the unit's current firmware version.
Registering voice tags for names for voice dialing.
Assigning voice tags to phonebook categories for voice control.
Downloading short messages from the phone and viewing them.
Selecting source, switching seek modes, and scanning channels.
Finding specific channels within categories.
Using the remote to tune directly to channels.
Saving and retrieving satellite radio channels using presets.
Remote functions for band, station selection, and preset recall.
Remote operations for music selection, pause/play, and channel recall.
Remote control for music selection and pause/play via Bluetooth.
Using remote for dialing, answering, and managing calls.
Instructions for loading and replacing batteries in the remote control.
Details on playable audio file formats and disc media.
Guidelines for connecting and using USB devices, including iPod.
Information on PC application and satellite/HD radio tuners.
Bluetooth profiles supported for cell phone connectivity.
Bluetooth profiles for audio player connectivity and control.
Explanation of menu items and Bluetooth status icons.
Details on ILM Dimmer, AMP, Zone2, Supreme, Receive Mode, and CD Read.
Includes CAUTION, FCC/IC WARNING, and FCC/IC NOTE statements.
List of accessories provided with the unit.
Step-by-step guide for installing the unit in a vehicle.
Tips for ensuring good Bluetooth reception.
Diagram and description of wiring harness connections to terminals.
Details on connecting power control, antenna, mute, and dimmer wires.
Steps to remove the front hard rubber frame for installation.
Procedure for safely detaching the main unit from the dashboard.
Guidance on positioning and wiring the microphone for optimal use.
Troubleshooting common issues like sound, illumination, and poor radio reception.
Solutions for playback errors, skipping, and noise with discs or audio files.
Addressing low volume, no rear speaker sound, and voice recognition issues.
Resolving Bluetooth registration errors and discontinuous sound.
Troubleshooting TOC errors, unreadable discs, and unsupported file formats.
Resolving USB errors, iPod connection failures, and device removal messages.
Addressing phone registration, connection failures, and voice tag mismatches.
Detailed technical specifications for FM and AM tuner sections.
Technical details for CD playback and USB interface capabilities.
Technical specifications for Bluetooth technology and profiles.
Output power, impedance, tone controls, and preout specifications.
Input voltage, current consumption, installation size, and weight.
Information on the default demonstration mode and how to disable it.
Fields for product identification, dealer stamp, and customer information.
Terms and conditions for the Kenwood limited warranty in the USA.
Details of the express warranty statement for Australia.
Warranty coverage, exclusions, and service procedures for Canada.
Warranty provisions for products purchased through US military exchanges.
List of authorized service centers for different regions.
