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General| FM Tuning Range | 87.5 MHz - 108.0 MHz |
|---|---|
| AM Tuning Range | 531 kHz - 1602 kHz |
| CD Playback | Yes |
| CD Frequency Response | 10 Hz - 20 kHz |
| CD Signal to Noise Ratio | 105 dB |
| CD Dynamic Range | 93 dB |
| USB Input | No |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Preout Voltage | 2.5V |
| Speaker Impedance | 4-8 ohms |
| Display Type | LCD |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| MP3 Playback | Yes |
| WMA Playback | Yes |
| AAC Playback | No |
| Detachable Faceplate | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Power Output | 50W x 4 Channels |
| RMS Power Output | 22 watts x 4 channels |
| Tuner | FM/AM |
Critical safety warnings for injury, fire, and equipment damage, including short circuit prevention.
Details on compatible Kenwood CD changers/players and consequences of using unsupported models.
Explains lens fogging in cold weather, its effect on CD playback, and resolution steps.
Advice on consulting dealers for installation, optional accessories, and unit operation troubleshooting.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's faceplate and terminals using soft cloths and neutral cleaners.
Control methods for the DAB Tuner function, including Auto Ensemble Memory Entry.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of electrical and electronic equipment in EU countries.
Explanation of the CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT marking and its safety implications for users.
Details on playable MP3/WMA formats, character limits, file structure, and encoding requirements.
Lists compatible media (CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW) and supported disc formats like ISO 9660.
Instructions on handling, cleaning, and storing CDs to prevent damage and ensure playback.
Information on CDs that cannot be used, including dirty discs, and how to clean them.
How to turn the unit ON/OFF and switch between audio sources like TUNER, CD, and AUX EXT.
Controls for adjusting volume level and quickly muting audio using the Attenuator function.
Selecting preset sound effects (Natural, Rock, Pops, etc.) to match music genres.
Adjusting bass, treble, balance, fader, volume offset, and loudness for optimal audio.
Optimizing System Q by selecting speaker types for different vehicle speaker configurations.
Changing displayed information such as track title, clock, frequency, or source name.
Adjusting display brightness and removing the detachable faceplate for theft prevention.
How the audio system mutes for calls and the required connection for the TEL mute wire.
Steps to select tuner source, band (FM/AM), and tune stations using the control knob.
Choosing between Auto seek, Preset station seek, and Manual tuning modes for radio reception.
Saving and recalling favorite radio stations using preset buttons and Auto Memory Entry.
Automatically stores stations with good reception into memory for easy access.
Automatically switches to traffic bulletins and remembers volume settings for uninterrupted listening.
Scrolling the displayed radio text information by holding the FM button on the control knob.
Selecting and searching for radio stations based on categorized program types.
Storing and recalling Program Types to preset buttons for quick access to desired station categories.
Selecting the display language (English, French, German) for Program Type information.
Basic playback controls for CDs and audio files, including pause, play, and ejecting the disc.
Playing discs from an optional accessory disc player connected to the unit.
Controls for fast forwarding, reversing tracks, and repeating songs, files, discs, or folders.
Methods for searching specific tracks/files and previewing songs with Scan Play.
Using Random Play, Magazine Random Play, and Folder Select for diverse music playback.
Scrolling displayed CD text, audio file text, or MD titles using the control knob.
Basic operation method for entering menus, selecting items, and setting options like beep sound.
How to enable or disable the operation check beep sound for menu selections and button presses.
Activating, setting, and resetting the security code to prevent unauthorized use and theft.
Configuring the operation check sound (beep sound) for touch sensors to be ON or OFF.
Adjusting the clock manually, synchronizing with RDS time, and selecting button illumination color (Red/Green).
Restores high-frequency regions for low bit-rate MP3/WMA files to improve sound quality.
Settings for news bulletins and choosing tuning modes (Auto seek, Preset, Manual) for radio reception.
AF function for better reception, Local Seek, and restricting RDS channels by region for network-specific tuning.
Settings for automatically seeking traffic stations and receiving FM broadcasts as monaural.
Customizing auxiliary input display names and setting text scroll behavior for displayed information.
Setting automatic power off timer and enabling/disabling the demonstration mode for unit display.
Adjusting settings to play CDs with special formats or by force when playback issues occur.
Lists the accessories provided with the unit for installation and connectivity purposes.
Step-by-step guide for safely installing the unit into the vehicle, including wiring connections.
Diagram showing connections for wiring harness, AUX, TEL mute, power control, and antenna inputs.
Details pin numbers, cable colors, and functions for ISO external power and speaker connectors.
Explains different wiring configurations for the ISO connector based on vehicle types and power connections.
Instructions on how to install the mounting sleeve securely in the vehicle's dashboard or console.
Steps to remove the hard rubber frame from the unit using the provided removal tools.
Procedure for safely removing the main unit from the vehicle's dashboard using removal tools.
Resolving issues with power not turning on, source switching failures, and memory erasure.
Troubleshooting no sound, poor quality, distorted audio, and loudness compensation issues.
Addressing TEL mute function errors and clock synchronization problems.
Solutions for disc errors like 'AUX EXT' display, discs not playing, or discs ejecting unexpectedly.
Troubleshooting unplayable files, skipped audio, incorrect track times, and Supreme setting effects.
Interpreting messages like EJECT, NO DISC, TOC ERR, NA FILE, and blank/no track indicators.
Understanding error codes E-05, E-77, E-99, and protective circuit messages like HOLD and DEMO.
Detailed technical data for FM, MW, and LW tuner sections, including frequency range, sensitivity, and selectivity.
Technical details for the CD player, including laser diode, spindle speed, Wow & Flutter, and audio outputs.
Specifications for maximum output power, preout level, speaker impedance, tone action, and auxiliary input.
Information on operating voltage, current consumption, installation dimensions, and unit weight.
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