Why is voice calling not working on my Kenwood Receiver?
If voice calling is unsuccessful with your Kenwood Receiver, try using voice calling in a quieter environment. Also, reduce the distance from the microphone when speaking the name, and ensure you use the same voice as the registered voice tag.
How to stop echo during phone calls on Kenwood Receiver?
If you experience echo or noise during phone conversations using your Kenwood Receiver, adjust the position of the microphone unit and check the [ECHO CANCEL] setting.
Why is the phone sound quality poor on my Kenwood Receiver?
If the phone sound quality is poor on your Kenwood Receiver, try reducing the distance between the unit and the Bluetooth device. Also, move the car to a location with better signal reception.
How to fix no sound on my Kenwood Receiver?
If you cannot hear any sound from your Kenwood Receiver, first, ensure the volume is at an audible level. Then, check all cords and connections to make sure they are secure. Cleaning the connectors may also help. As a last resort, try resetting the unit.
What does “DEVICE FULL” mean on my Kenwood Receiver?
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “DEVICE FULL”, the number of registered devices has reached its limit. Delete an unnecessary device and try again.
What does “ANDROID ERROR” mean on Kenwood Receiver?
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “ANDROID ERROR” or “NA DEVICE”, try reconnecting the Android device or restarting it.
What does “iPod ERROR” mean on my Kenwood Receiver?
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “iPod ERROR”, try reconnecting the iPod or resetting it.
What does “NO MUSIC” mean on my Kenwood Receiver?
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “NO MUSIC”, connect a USB device that contains playable audio files.
What does “UNSUPPORTED DEVICE” mean on Kenwood Receiver?
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “UNSUPPORTED DEVICE”, verify that the connected device is compatible with the unit and uses supported file systems. You can also try reattaching the device.
What does “NO DEVICE” mean on my Kenwood Receiver?
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “NO DEVICE”, connect a USB device and then change the source to USB again.
General| Power Output | 50W x 4 |
|---|---|
| Tuner | FM/AM |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Input | Yes |
| Aux Input | Yes |
| Pre-out Level | 2.5V |
| MP3 playback | Yes |
| WMA playback | Yes |
| FLAC playback | Yes |
| Remote Control | Optional |
| Display Type | LCD |
| DIN Size | 1 DIN |
| Compatible Audio Formats | MP3, WMA, FLAC |
| Steering Wheel Control | Yes |
Key points for proper use, safety warnings, and cautions.
Overview of the unit's faceplate, buttons, and indicators.
Guide for setting language, clock, date, and initial parameters.
How to connect devices and start audio playback via USB.
Steps to set up and play music from Spotify via USB or Bluetooth.
Steps to connect a Bluetooth device for the first time.
Adjusting subwoofer level, manual EQ, bass extend, and Q factor.
Setting speaker positions, distance, gain, and car type for DTA.
Solutions for sound, power, display, and radio reception problems.
Troubleshooting connection and playback issues with USB devices.
Resolving issues with Android devices and Spotify application.
Solutions for Bluetooth detection, pairing, and audio playback problems.
Safety precautions and professional advice for installation and wiring.
Guidance on connecting wiring harnesses and ISO connectors.
Detailed technical specs for FM, MW, LW tuners and USB interface.
Technical specs for audio output, EQ bands, and Bluetooth features.
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