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Amanda RobinsonSep 23, 2025
What does “SWITCHING NG” mean on Kenwood Receiver?
- LLaura RichSep 23, 2025
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “SWITCHING NG”, it indicates that the connected phones might not support the phone switching feature.
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If your Kenwood Receiver displays “SWITCHING NG”, it indicates that the connected phones might not support the phone switching feature.
What to do if Kenwood Receiver says “UNSUPPORTED DEVICE”?
If the message “UNSUPPORTED DEVICE” appears on your Kenwood Receiver, verify that the connected USB device is compatible with the unit and that the file systems are in a supported format. You can also try reattaching the USB device.
Why my iPod/iPhone does not work with Kenwood Receiver?
If your iPod/iPhone doesn't turn on or isn't working with your Kenwood Receiver, check the connection between the unit and your device. You can also try disconnecting and resetting your iPod/iPhone using a hard reset.
What does “UNRESPONSIVE DEVICE” mean on Kenwood Receiver?
If the message “UNRESPONSIVE DEVICE” appears on your Kenwood Receiver, make sure the USB device is functioning correctly and then reattach it.
Why is Bluetooth sound interrupted on my Kenwood Receiver?
If you are experiencing interrupted or skipped sound during Bluetooth playback on your Kenwood Receiver, try the following: * Reduce the distance between the unit and the Bluetooth audio player. * Turn the unit off and then on, and try to connect again. * Ensure that other Bluetooth devices are not trying to connect to the unit.
How to improve phone sound quality on Kenwood Receiver?
If the phone sound quality is poor when using your Kenwood Receiver, try reducing the distance between the unit and the Bluetooth device. You might also need to move your car to a location with better signal reception.
What does “MEMORY FULL” mean on Kenwood Receiver?
If your Kenwood Receiver displays “MEMORY FULL”, it means you have reached the maximum storage limit of your iPod/iPhone.
Why Bluetooth pairing cannot be made on Kenwood Receiver?
If you are unable to make a Bluetooth pairing with your Kenwood Receiver, make sure you have entered the same PIN code on both the unit and the Bluetooth device. If the problem persists, delete the pairing information from both devices and perform the pairing again.
What does “USB HUB IS NOT SUPPORTED” mean on Kenwood Receiver?
If the message “USB HUB IS NOT SUPPORTED” appears on your Kenwood Receiver, it means that the unit cannot support a USB device connected via a USB hub.
Why connected Bluetooth audio player cannot be controlled on Kenwood Receiver?
If the connected Bluetooth audio player cannot be controlled with your Kenwood Receiver, check whether the connected Bluetooth audio player supports Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP). You can also try disconnecting and reconnecting the Bluetooth player.
Grants a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the software.
Outlines user rights and restrictions regarding software usage, copying, modification, and distribution.
Specifies conditions for transferring the product and its embedded software license.
Defines ownership of copyrights and intellectual property rights to the licensed software.
Limits licensor liability for damages and guarantees for the software.
Addresses user responsibility for disputes arising from intellectual property infringement.
Requires users to keep software-related information and agreement terms confidential.
Outlines conditions under which the licensor may terminate the agreement.
Mandates destruction of licensed software and related documents upon termination.
Reinforces copyright and intellectual property rights belonging to the licensor.
Prohibits exporting licensed software and related documents outside the user's country.
Covers legal validity, dispute resolution, and governing law for the agreement.
Crucial guidelines for safe and proper operation, including warnings and cautions.
Advises against operating functions that distract from safe driving.
Details hazards associated with coin cell batteries, including ingestion and heat exposure.
Provides advice on avoiding external device interference, data backup, and preventing short circuits.
Offers precautions for using the remote control, especially regarding battery replacement and heat.
Identifies and describes the main components and controls on the unit's faceplate.
Explains how to perform fundamental operations like turning on/off, adjusting volume, and selecting sources.
Describes the remote control unit, its sensor, and battery replacement.
Details how to use the remote for volume adjustment, source selection, and power control.
Guides through the first-time setup process, including language selection and crossover type acknowledgment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting the unit's clock and date.
Covers configurations for audio control, display, tuner presets, and system options.
Explains how to set additional optional features via the STANDBY source.
Details the procedure for selecting and confirming the speaker crossover type (2-way or 3-way).
Warns about potential speaker damage or incorrect output levels if the wrong crossover type is selected.
Explains how to configure various radio settings like seek mode and local seek.
Describes how to search for radio stations manually or automatically.
Details how to directly tune to a specific radio station frequency using the remote control.
Explains features like TI (Traffic Information) and PTY SEARCH for program type selection.
Instructions for connecting USB drives, including precautions.
Instructions for connecting Apple devices, including optional accessories.
Explains playback, pause, reverse, fast-forward, and file selection for USB/iPod.
Describes how to choose the music source from connected USB drives or devices.
Details how to search for music tracks by file number using the remote control.
Instructions for navigating and selecting audio files from folders or lists.
Explains how to quickly search through files on a USB device.
Describes methods for searching iPod files using skip ratios or alphabet.
Details how to configure the skip search ratio for iPod files.
Guides on connecting and setting up an external audio player via the auxiliary input.
Instructions for installing and connecting the remote application on a smartphone.
Explains how to select the connected device (iPhone/iPod or Android) for the remote application.
Details specific settings for iOS and Android devices within the remote application.
Lists the Bluetooth profiles (HFP, A2DP, etc.) and codecs (SBC, AAC) supported by the unit.
Illustrates how to connect the external microphone to the unit.
Step-by-step guide for pairing a Bluetooth device with the unit for the first time.
Explains the automatic pairing process when connecting an iPhone/iPod via USB.
Covers receiving calls and basic phone functions via Bluetooth.
Details settings for microphone gain, noise reduction, and echo cancellation to improve call quality.
Explains how to configure the unit to automatically answer incoming calls after a set delay.
Instructions for making calls using call history, phonebook, or direct dialing.
Guides on saving contacts to speed dial buttons for quick access.
Covers settings for phone selection, audio device connection, and PIN code editing.
Explains how to use voice commands to make calls with a connected phone.
Details how to store contacts and make calls to registered numbers.
Covers settings like initializing Bluetooth, test mode, and device reconnection.
Guides on initializing Bluetooth settings, testing connectivity, and initiating audio playback.
Instructions on selecting the Bluetooth audio source and starting playback.
Explains how to navigate and adjust audio settings using the volume knob and function buttons.
Allows custom adjustment of sound levels across various frequency bands.
Covers features like sound reconstruction, space enhancement, and sound realism adjustments.
Introduces speaker crossover settings and digital time alignment adjustments.
Details speaker size and crossover frequency/slope settings for 2-way systems.
Details speaker size and crossover frequency/slope settings for 3-way systems.
Allows setting speaker delay times for optimal sound staging.
Provides detailed settings for woofer and mid-range components in 3-way systems.
Explains how the unit calculates speaker delay times based on vehicle measurements.
Configures digital time alignment based on speaker position and car type.
Guides on measuring speaker distances and calculating delay times for optimal audio.
Identifies different display zones for color and brightness adjustments.
Covers dimmer settings and options for changing display information and colors.
Adjusts screen brightness, text scroll behavior, and enables the level meter.
Configures clock display behavior and enables/disables the demonstration mode.
Lists and allows selection of various preset illumination colors for the display.
Crucial safety warnings and precautions for installing the unit, including power and wiring.
Lists all the parts included in the installation kit.
Outlines the fundamental procedure for installing the unit into a vehicle dashboard.
Step-by-step instructions for detaching the unit from the dashboard.
Guides on connecting external components like the microphone and output terminals.
Details how to connect external amplifiers to the unit's output terminals for different crossover configurations.
Recommends using custom harnesses for vehicles lacking ISO terminals and consulting professionals.
Provides wiring diagrams and pin functions for connecting ISO connectors on VW/Audi/Opel vehicles.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's faceplate and connectors.
Directs users to online resources for firmware updates and compatible accessories.
Lists the audio file formats (MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC, AAC) supported by the unit.
Details compatibility requirements for USB devices, iPods, and iPhones.
Explains how to cycle through different display modes for source information.
Addresses common issues like no sound, unit not turning on, or incorrect display information.
Provides solutions for poor radio reception and static noise.
Covers troubleshooting steps for unsupported devices, unresponsive devices, and USB errors.
Addresses issues like iPod errors, memory full, and playback order problems.
Solutions for issues like no Bluetooth device detected, pairing failures, echo, and call quality.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the FM radio tuner section.
Details USB standards, file system support, and audio decoding capabilities.
Provides technical data for the Bluetooth module, including version, range, and profiles.
Lists technical specifications for the auxiliary audio input.
Details output power, speaker impedance, and tone control capabilities.
Covers operating voltage, physical dimensions, and net weight of the unit.
General| DIN size | 1 DIN |
|---|---|
| CD player | No |
| Output power | 200 W |
| Product color | Black |
| Ready for iPod | Yes |
| Frequency range | 20 - 20000 Hz |
| Audio output channels | 4.0 channels |
| Equalizer bands quantity | 13 |
| Maximum power per channel | 50 W |
| Audio formats supported | AAC, FLAC, MP3, WAV, WMA |
| Display type | LCD |
| Display digits | 13 digits |
| Illumination color | White |
| Display number of lines | 1 lines |
| USB version | 2.0 |
| Bluetooth range | 10 m |
| Bluetooth version | 4.2 |
| USB port position | Front |
| Bluetooth profiles | AAC, SBC |
| USB ports quantity | 1 |
| Cables included | DC |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -10 - 60 °C |
| FM band range | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
| LW band range | 153 - 279 kHz |
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM, LW |
| Preset stations quantity | 24 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 100 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 182 mm |
| Height | 53 mm |
| Weight | 600 g |
