Kenwood KRC-535 User Manual

KENWOOD
KRC-535
SIRIUS
Satellite Radio
CASSETTE RECEIVER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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KENWOOD CORPORATION
Take the time to read through this instruction manual.
Familiarity with installation and operation procedures will help you obtain the
best performance from your new cassette-receiver.
For your records
Record the serial number, found on the back of the unit, in the spaces designated on
the warranty card, and in the space provided below. Refer to the model and serial
numbers whenever you call upon your KENWOOD dealer for information or service on
the product.
Model KRC-535 Serial number
@B64-2154-00 (KW)
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Kenwood KRC-535 Specifications

FM Tuner Section

FM Frequency Range	87.9MHz - 107.9MHz
FM Usable Sensitivity	9.3dBf (0.8µV / 75Ω)
FM Quieting Sensitivity	15.2dBf (1.6µV / 75Ω)
FM Frequency Response	30Hz - 15kHz
FM Signal to Noise Ratio	70dB
FM Selectivity	80dB
FM Stereo Separation	40dB

AM Tuner Section

AM Frequency Range	530kHz - 1700kHz
AM Usable Sensitivity	28dBµ (25µV)

Cassette Player Section

Tape Speed	4.76cm/sec
Wow & Flutter	0.08%
Cassette Frequency Response	30Hz - 20kHz
Cassette Separation	43dB
Cassette Signal to Noise Ratio Dolby NR OFF	57dB
Cassette Signal to Noise Ratio Dolby B NR ON	65dB

Audio Section

Audio Frequency Response	30Hz - 20kHz
Maximum Output Power	50W × 4
Full Bandwidth Power	22W × 4
Audio Separation	43dB
Audio Signal to Noise Ratio Dolby NR OFF	57dB
Audio Signal to Noise Ratio Dolby B NR ON	65dB
Preout Level / Load	1800mV / 10kΩ
Preout Impedance	600Ω

General

Operating Voltage	14.4V (11 - 16V allowable)
Current Consumption	10A
Installation Size	182 × 53 × 161mm
Weight	1.4kg

Summary

Safety Precautions

Injury, Fire, and Damage Prevention

Essential safety rules to prevent personal injury, fire, or unit damage.

Disc Changer Connection and Service

Notes on connecting disc changers and when to consult a service center.

Safety Precautions (Continued)

Cleaning, Maintenance, and Tape Usage

Guidance on cleaning the unit, tape head, and best practices for cassette tapes.

General Features

Power On/Off and Source Selection

Instructions for operating the power and switching between audio sources.

General Features (Continued)

Volume, Loudness, and Audio Presets

Adjusting volume, enhancing low frequencies, and using System Q sound presets.

General Features (Continued)

Speaker Settings and Display Management

Configuring speaker output and controlling displayed information.

General Features (Continued)

Naming Sources and Auxiliary Input Display

Customizing source names and setting auxiliary input display options.

General Features (Continued)

Faceplate Adjustment, Removal, and Security

Adjusting faceplate angle, removing it for theft deterrence, and reattaching it.

General Features (Continued)

Control Panel Hiding and Tuner Modes

Operating the control panel hide feature and selecting tuner modes.

Tuner Features

Tuning Operations and Presets

Manual tuning, direct access, and managing preset radio stations.

Tuner Features (Continued)

Auto Memory Entry and Preset Tuning

Automatically storing stations and recalling them via presets.

Cassette Player Features

Cassette Tape Playback and Handling

Inserting, playing, ejecting, and basic operation of cassette tapes.

Cassette Player Features (Continued)

Tape Playback Controls, Dolby NR, and Type

Managing tape playback, Dolby noise reduction, and tape type settings.

Tape Fast Forward/Rewind Operations

Using buttons to fast forward or rewind cassette tapes.

Cassette Player Features (Continued)

DPSS, Blank Skip, and Repeat Features

Utilizing track search, blank skipping, and music repeat functions.

External Disc Control Features

Playing External Discs and Basic Controls

Operating connected CD changers or MD players and basic playback.

External Disc Control Features (Continued)

Disc Search, Repeat, and Scan Functions

Searching tracks/albums, setting repeat modes, and track scanning.

External Disc Control Features (Continued)

Random Play Modes and Text Scrolling

Using random play, magazine random play, and scrolling text/titles.

DNPP (Disc Name Preset Play) Operation

Selecting discs using preset names with remote control.

Menu System

Menu Navigation and Security Code Setup

Overview of menu system operation and setting a security code.

Menu System (Continued)

Touch Sensor Tone Settings

Configuring the audible feedback for touch sensor operations.

Menu System (Continued)

Clock, Illumination, Contrast, and Dimmer

Adjusting clock, button lighting, display contrast, and dimmer settings.

Menu System (Continued)

OFF Wait Time and CRSC Settings

Setting faceplate hide delay and enabling/disabling the CRSC feature.

Basic Operations of Remote

Remote Battery Installation and Basic Functions

Installing the remote battery and understanding fundamental button operations.

Basic Operations of Remote (Continued)

Remote Functions by Source Type

How remote buttons function differently for Tuner, Disc, and Cassette sources.

Accessories

Unit Installation Procedure Overview

A summary of the steps required to install the car stereo unit.

Connecting Wires to Terminals

Vehicle-Specific Installation

Unit Removal and Faceplate Locking

Troubleshooting Guide

General Troubleshooting and Tuner Issues

Resolving common problems and issues related to radio reception.

Troubleshooting Guide (Continued)

Cassette and Disc Playback Troubleshooting

Diagnosing and fixing problems with cassette tapes and external discs.

Troubleshooting Guide (Continued)

Understanding System Condition Messages

Interpreting error codes and system status messages.

Specifications

Warranty Card Information

U.S.A. Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage, Duration, and Claims

Details on what is covered, warranty length, and how to obtain service in the USA.

Warranty Limitations and Legal Disclaimers

Information on implied warranties and exclusion of damages.