Kenwood KDC MPV6026 User Manual

KDC-MPV7026  
KDC-MP6026  
CD-RECEIVER  
INSTRUCTION MANUAL  
© B64-2699-00/01 (MW)  
Safety precautions  
2WARNING  
2CAUTION  
To prevent injury or fire, take the  
following precautions:  
• Insert the unit all the way in until it is fully locked  
in place. Otherwise it may fall out of place when  
jolted.  
To prevent damage to the machine, take  
the following precautions:  
• Make sure to ground the unit to a negative 12V  
DC power supply.  
• Do not open the top or bottom covers of the unit.  
• When extending the ignition, battery, or ground  
wires, make sure to use automotive-grade wires  
or other wires with a 0.75mm² (AWG18) or more  
to prevent wire deterioration and damage to the  
wire coating.  
• To prevent a short circuit, never put or leave any  
metallic objects (such as coins or metal tools)  
inside the unit.  
• Do not install the unit in a spot exposed to direct  
sunlight or excessive heat or humidity. Also avoid  
places with too much dust or the possibility of  
water splashing.  
• Do not set the removed faceplate or the faceplate  
case in areas exposed to direct sunlight, excessive  
heat or humidity. Also avoid places with too much  
dust or the possibility of water splashing.  
• If the unit starts to emit smoke or strange smells,  
turn off the power immediately and consult your  
Kenwood dealer.  
• To prevent deterioration, do not touch the  
terminals of the unit or faceplate with your  
fingers.  
• Make sure not to get your fingers caught between  
the faceplate and the unit.  
• Do not subject the faceplate to excessive shock,  
as it is a piece of precision equipment.  
• Be careful not to drop the unit or subject it to  
strong shock.  
The unit may break or crack because it contains  
glass parts.  
• Do not touch the liquid crystal fluid if the LCD  
is damaged or broken due to shock. The liquid  
crystal fluid may be dangerous to your health or  
even fatal.  
If the liquid crystal fluid from the LCD contacts  
your body or clothing, wash it off with soap  
immediately.  
• When replacing a fuse, only use a new one with  
the prescribed rating. Using a fuse with the wrong  
rating may cause your unit to malfunction.  
• To prevent a short circuit when replacing a fuse,  
first disconnect the wiring harness.  
• Do not place any object between the faceplate  
and the unit.  
• Do not apply excessive force to the open  
faceplate or place objects on it. Doing so will  
cause damage or breakdown.  
• Do not use your own screws. Use only the screws  
provided. If you use the wrong screws, you could  
damage the unit.  
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Safety precautions  
About CD players/disc changers  
connected to this unit  
KENWOOD disc changers/ CD players released in  
1998 or later can be connected to this unit.  
Refer to the catalog or consult your Kenwood  
dealer for connectable models of disc changers/  
CD players.  
Note that any KENWOOD disc changers/ CD players  
released in 1997 or earlier and disc changers made  
by other makers cannot be connected to this unit.  
Unsupported connection may result in damage.  
Setting the "O-N" Switch to the "N" position for the  
applicable KENWOOD disc changers/ CD players.  
The functions that can be used and the information  
that can be displayed will differ depending on the  
models being connected.  
NOTE  
• If you experience problems during installation,  
consult your Kenwood dealer.  
• If the unit fails to operate properly, press the Reset  
button. The unit returns to factory settings when  
the Reset button is pressed. If the unit still fails to  
operate properly after the Reset button has been  
pressed, contact your local KENWOOD dealer for  
assistance.  
• Press the reset button if the disc auto changer fails  
to operate correctly. Normal operation should be  
restored.  
SRC  
You can damage both your unit and the CD changer if  
you connect them incorrectly.  
Reset button  
• Characters in the LCD may become difficult to  
read in temperatures below 41 ˚F (5 ˚C).  
Do Not Load 8 cm (3 in.) CDs in the CD  
slot  
If you try to load a 8 cm (3 in.) CD with its adapter  
into the unit, the adapter might separate from the  
CD and damage the unit.  
• The illustrations of the display and the panel  
appearing in this manual are examples used to  
explain more clearly how the controls are used.  
Therefore, what appears on the display in the  
illustrations may differ from what appears on  
the display on the actual equipment, and some  
of the illustrations on the display may represent  
something impossible in actual operation.  
Lens Fogging  
Right after you turn on the car heater in cold  
weather, dew or condensation may form on  
the lens in the CD player of the unit. Called lens  
fogging, CDs may be impossible to play. In such  
a situation, remove the disc and wait for the  
condensation to evaporate. If the unit still does  
not operate normally after a while, consult your  
Kenwood dealer.  
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Notes  
Cleaning the Unit  
The marking of products using lasers  
(Except for some areas)  
If the faceplate of this unit is stained, wipe it with a  
dry soft cloth such as a silicon cloth.  
If the faceplate is stained badly, wipe the stain off  
with a cloth moistened with neutral cleaner, then  
wipe neutral detergent off.  
CLASS 1  
LASER PRODUCT  
The label is attached to the chassis/case and says  
that the component uses laser beams that have  
been classified as Class 1. It means that the unit  
is utilizing laser beams that are of a weaker class.  
There is no danger of hazardous radiation outside  
the unit.  
Applying spray cleaner directly to the unit may affect its  
mechanical parts. Wiping the faceplate with a hard cloth  
or using a volatile liquid such as thinner or alcohol may  
scratch the surface or erases characters.  
Cleaning the Faceplate Terminals  
If the terminals on the unit or faceplate get dirty,  
wipe them with a dry, soft cloth.  
Cleaning the CD Slot  
As dust tends to accumulate in the CD slot, clean it  
every once in a while. Your CDs can get scratched if  
you put them in a dusty CD slot.  
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Notes on playing MP3/WMA  
Note, however, that the MP3/WMA recording  
media and formats acceptable are limited. When  
writing MP3/WMA, pay attention to the following  
restrictions.  
Play mode may not be possible when portions of the  
functions of Windows Media Player 9 or higher are used.  
Entering ID3 tag  
The Displayable ID3 tag is ID3 version 1.x.  
For the character code, refer to the List of Codes.  
Acceptable media  
The MP3/WMA recording media acceptable to this  
unit are CD-ROM, CD-R, and CD-RW.  
When using CD-RW, do full format not quick format  
to prevent malfunction.  
Acceptable medium formats  
The following formats are available for the media  
used in this unit. The maximum number of  
characters used for file and folder name including  
the delimiter (".") and three-character extension are  
indicated in parentheses.  
• ISO 9660 Level 1 (12 characters)  
• ISO 9660 Level 2 (31 characters)  
• Joliet (64 character; Up to 32 characters are  
displayed)  
• Romeo (128 character; Up to 64 characters are  
displayed)  
• Long file name (200 characters; Up to 64  
characters are displayed)  
• Maximum number of characters for folder name:  
Entering file and folder names  
The code list characters are the only file names and  
folder names that can be entered and displayed.  
If you use any other character for entry, the file and  
folder names are not displayed correctly. They may  
neither be displayed correctly depending on the CD  
writer used.  
The unit recognizes and plays only those MP3/WMA  
which have the MP3/WMA extension (.MP3/.WMA).  
64 (Joliet; Up to 32 characters are displayed)  
For a list of available characters, see the instruction  
manual of the writing software and the section  
Entering file and folder names below.  
The media reproducible on this unit has the  
following limitations:  
• Maximum number of directory levels: 8  
• Maximum number of files per folder: 255  
• Maximum number of folders: 50  
A file with a name entered with characters not on the  
code list may not play correctly.  
Writing files into a medium  
When a medium containing MP3/WMA data is  
loaded, the unit checks all the data on the medium.  
If the medium contains a lot of folders or non-MP3/  
WMA files, therefore, it takes a long time until the  
unit starts playing MP3/WMA.  
MP3/WMA written in the formats other than the  
above may not be successfully played and their file  
names or folder names are not properly displayed.  
In addition, it may take time for the unit to move  
to the next MP3/WMA file or a File Search or Folder  
Search may not be performed smoothly.  
Settings for your MP3/WMA encoder and  
CD writer  
Do the following setting when compressing  
audio data in MP3/WMA data with the MP3/WMA  
encoder.  
• Transfer bit rate: MP3: 8 —320 kbps  
WMA: 48 —192 kbps  
• Sampling frequency  
MP3: 8, 11.025, 12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz  
WMA: 32, 44.1, 48 kHz  
Loading such a medium may produce loud noise to  
damage the speakers.  
Do no attempt to play a medium containing a non-MP3/  
WMA file with the MP3/WMA extension.  
The unit mistakes non-MP3/WMA files for MP3/WMA data  
as long as they have the MP3/WMA extension.  
Do not attempt to play a medium containing non MP3/  
WMA.  
When you use your CD writer to record MP3/WMA  
up to the maximum disc capacity, disable additional  
writing. For recording on an empty disc up to the  
maximum capacity at once, check Disc at Once.  
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MP3/WMA playing order  
When selected for play, Folder Search, File Search,  
or for Folder Select, files and folders are accessed  
in the order in which they were written by the CD  
writer.  
Because of this, the order in which they are  
expected to be played may not match the order in  
which they are actually played. You may be able to  
set the order in which MP3/WMA are to be played  
by writing them onto a medium such as a CD-R  
with their file names beginning with play sequence  
numbers such as "01" to "99", depending on your  
CD writer.  
When a File Search is executed with file ¡$  
being played ...  
Operation of  
(Current file: ¡$)  
the button  
4 Button  
Beginning of file ¡$ ¡#  
¢ Button  
¡% ¡&  
When a Folder Search is executed with file ¡$  
being played ...  
Operation of  
(Current folder: 4)  
the button  
For example, a medium with the following folder/  
file hierarchy is subject to Folder Search, File Search,  
or Folder Select as shown below.  
AM Button  
FM Button  
3 2 1 8 ...  
5 6 7 8 1 ...  
Example of a mediums folder/file hierarchy  
Folder  
When Folder Select is selected with file ¡$  
being played to move from folder to folder ...  
File  
Operation of  
Root  
(Current folder: 4)  
the button  
4 Button  
¢ Button  
AM Button  
FM Button  
3
6
2
5
Level 1  
Level 3  
Level 5  
Level 2  
Level 4  
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About CDs  
Handling CDs  
• Don’t touch the recording surface of the CD.  
Removing CDs  
When removing CDs from this unit pull them out  
horizontally.  
CDs that can’t be used  
• CDs that aren’t round can’t be used.  
• CD-R and CD-RW are easier to damage than a  
normal music CD. Use a CD-R or a CD-RW after  
reading the caution items on the package etc.  
• Don’t stick tape etc. on the CD.  
Also, don’t use a CD with tape stuck on it.  
• CDs with coloring on the recording surface or that  
are dirty can’t be used.  
• This unit can only play the CDs with  
When using a new CD  
If the CD center hole or outside rim has burrs, use it  
after removing them with a ball pen etc.  
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It may not correctly play discs which do not have  
the mark.  
• A CD-R or CD-RW that hasn’t been finalized can’t  
be played. (For the finalization process refer to  
your CD-R/CD-RW writing software, and your CD-  
R/CD-RW recorder instruction manual.)  
Burrs  
Burrs  
CD storage  
• Don’t place them in direct sunlight (On the seat  
or dashboard etc.) and where the temperature is  
high.  
• Store CDs in their cases.  
CD accessories  
Don’t use disc type accessories.  
CD cleaning  
Clean from the center of the disc and move  
outward.  
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General features  
Q/  
AUD  
38  
Release button  
SRC  
FM  
AM  
AUD  
SRC  
38  
MENU  
SCAN  
RDM  
REP  
F.SEL  
M.RDM  
FM  
AM/  
SW  
VOL  
4/¢  
DISP/  
NAME.S  
Power  
Volume  
Turning ON the Power  
Increasing Volume  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Turn the [VOL] knob clockwise.  
Decreasing Volume  
Turn the [VOL] knob counterclockwise.  
When the power is ON, the 'Security Code' (page 20)  
is displayed as "CODE ON" or "CODE OFF".  
Turning OFF the Power  
Press the [SRC] button for at least 1 second.  
Selecting the Source  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Source required  
Display  
Tuner  
CD  
"TUNER"  
"CD"  
External disc (Optional accessory)  
TV (Optional accessory)  
Auxiliary input (Optional accessory)  
Auxiliary input  
"CD CH"/"CD2"  
"TV"  
"AUX EXT"  
"AUX"  
Standby (Illumination only mode)  
"STANDBY"  
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General features  
System Q  
Front/Rear High Pass  
Filter  
"HPF"  
THRU/100/125/170 Hz  
50/80/120/THRU Hz  
You can recall the best sound setting preset for  
different types of music.  
Sub woofer Low Pass "LPF SW"  
Filter*  
Volume offset  
Loudness  
"V-offset"  
"LOUD"  
–8 —  
ON/OFF  
0
1 Select the source to set  
Press the [SRC] button.  
2 Select the Sound type  
Press the [Q] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the sound  
setting switches.  
Volume offset: Each source’s volume can be set as a  
difference from the basic volume.  
Loudness: Compensating for low and high tones  
during low volume.  
* You can control this item when 'Switching preout'  
(page 22) is set to 'SWPRE Sub-W'.  
Sound setting  
Flat  
User memory  
Rock  
Pops  
Easy  
Display  
"Flat"  
"User"  
"Rock"  
"Pops"  
"Easy"  
"Top40"  
"Jazz"  
5 Exit Audio Control mode  
Press the [AUD] button.  
Top 40  
Jazz  
Speaker Setting  
Fine-tuning so that the System Q value is optimal  
when setting the speaker type.  
User memory: The values set on the 'Audio Control'  
(page 10).  
Each setting value is changed with the 'Speaker  
Setting' (page 10).  
First, select the speaker type with the Speaker setting.  
1 Enter Standby  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Select the "STANDBY" display.  
2 Enter Speaker Setting mode  
Press the [Q] button.  
Audio Control  
3 Select the Speaker type  
1 Select the source for adjustment  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the setting  
switches as shown below.  
2 Enter Audio Control mode  
Press the [AUD] button for at least 1 second.  
Speaker type  
OFF  
Display  
"SP OFF"  
3 Select the Audio item for adjustment  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the items that  
can be adjusted switch as shown below.  
For 5 & 4 in. speaker  
For 6 & 6x9 in. speaker  
For the OEM speaker  
"SP 5/4inch"  
"SP 6*9/6inch"  
"SP O.E.M."  
4 Adjust the Audio item  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
4 Exit Speaker Setting mode  
Press the [Q] button.  
Adjustment Item  
Bass level  
Display  
"Bass"  
Range  
–8 — +8  
Middle level  
Treble level  
Balance  
"Middle"  
"Treble"  
"Balance"  
"Fader"  
–8 — +8  
–8 — +8  
Left 15 — Right 15  
Rear 15 — Front 15  
Fader  
Sub woofer level*  
"SW Level" –15 — +15  
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Switching Display  
Switching the information displayed.  
Press the [DISP] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the display  
switches as shown below.  
In Tuner source  
Information  
Station name or Frequency  
Frequency  
Display  
"SNPS"  
"BAND+FREQ"  
Clock  
In CD & External disc source  
Information  
Disc title  
Track title  
Track number & Play time  
Disc name  
Display  
"D-TITLE"  
"T-TITLE"  
"P-Time"  
"DNPS"  
Clock  
In MP3/WMA source  
Information  
Display  
Song title & Artist name  
Album name & Artist name  
Folder name  
File name  
Track number & Play time  
Clock  
"TITLE"  
"ALBUM"  
"FOLDER NAME"  
"FILE NAME"  
"P-Time"  
In Auxiliary input source  
Information  
Auxiliary input name  
Clock  
If the Disc title, Track title, Song title & Artist name, or  
Album name & Artist name is selected when the disc  
which does not have Disc title, Track title, Song title,  
Album name, or Artist name is played, track number  
and play time are displayed.  
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General features  
that time is registered, and Name Set mode closes.  
Memory numbers  
- FM: 32 stations  
- AM: 16 stations  
- Internal CD player: 30 discs  
- External CD changer/ player: Varies according to the  
CD changer/ player. Refer to the CD changer/ player  
manual.  
The title of station/CD can be changed by the same  
operation used to name it.  
Station/Disc Naming (SNPS/DNPS)  
Attaching a title to a Station or CD.  
1 Receive/play the station/disc you want to  
attach a title to  
A title can’t be attached to an MD.  
Refer to the 'Switching Display' (page 11) and select  
either "DNPS" or "SNPS". No name can be attached to  
the source if "DNPS" or "SNPS" cannot be selected for  
it.  
2 Enter name set mode  
Press the [NAME.S] button for at least 2  
seconds.  
Auxiliary Input Display Setting  
Selecting the display when this device is switched  
to Auxiliary input source.  
"NAME SET" is displayed.  
1 Select Auxiliary input source  
Press the [SRC] button.  
3 Move the cursor to the enter character  
position  
Select the "AUX"/ "AUX EXT" display.  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
2 Enter Auxiliary input display setting mode  
Press the [DISP] button for at least 2 seconds.  
The presently selected AUX Name is blinks.  
4 Select the character type  
Press the [38] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the character  
type switches as shown below.  
3 Select the Auxiliary input display  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Character type  
Alphabet upper case  
Each time the button is pressed it switches  
Alphabet lower case  
Numbers and symbols  
Special characters (Accent characters)  
through the below displays.  
• "AUX"/ "AUX EXT"  
• "TV"  
• "VIDEO"  
• "GAME"  
• "PORTABLE"  
• "DVD"  
5 Select the characters  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
4 Exit Auxiliary input display setting mode  
Press the [DISP] button.  
Characters can be entered by using a remote with a  
number buttons.  
Example: If "DANCE" is entered.  
When operation stops for 10 seconds, the name  
at that time is selected, and Auxiliary input display  
setting mode closes.  
The Auxiliary Input Display can be set only when the  
built-in auxiliary input or the auxiliary input of optional  
KCA-S210A is used.  
Character  
"D"  
"A"  
"N"  
"C"  
Button  
[3]  
[2]  
[6]  
[2]  
Times pressed  
1
1
2
3
2
"E"  
[3]  
6 Repeat steps 3 through 5 and enter the name.  
7 Exit name set mode  
Press the [NAME.S] button.  
Subwoofer Output  
Turning the Subwoofer output ON or OFF.  
Press the [SW] button for at least 1 second.  
Each time the button is pressed Subwoofer  
When operation stops for 10 seconds the name at  
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output switches ON or OFF.  
When it’s ON, "Sub-W ON" is displayed.  
You can control this function when 'Switching preout'  
(page 22) is set to "SWPRE Sub-W".  
Theft Deterrent Faceplate  
The faceplate of the unit can be detached and  
taken with you, helping to deter theft.  
TEL Mute  
The audio system automatically mutes when a  
call comes in.  
Removing the Faceplate  
1 Press the Release button.  
Drop open the faceplate.  
When a call comes in  
"CALL" is displayed.  
The audio system pauses.  
2 Drawing the faceplate to left side pull it to  
the front and remove it.  
Listening to the audio during a call  
Press the [SRC] button.  
The "CALL" display disappears and the audio  
system comes back ON.  
When the call ends  
Hang up the phone.  
The "CALL" display disappears and the audio  
system comes back ON.  
The faceplate is a precision piece of equipment and  
can be damaged by shocks or jolts. For that reason,  
keep the faceplate in its special storage case while  
detached.  
Do not expose the faceplate or its storage case to  
direct sunlight or excessive heat or humidity. Also  
avoid places with too much dust or the possibility of  
water splashing.  
Reattaching the Faceplate  
1 Align the shaft on the unit with the  
depression on the faceplate.  
2 Push the faceplate in until it clicks.  
The faceplate is locked in place, allowing you to  
use the unit.  
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Tuner/TV control features  
SRC  
FM  
AUD  
SRC  
38  
MENU  
AM  
SCAN  
RDM  
REP  
F.SEL  
M.RDM  
4/¢  
AM  
1 – 6  
AUTO/  
AME  
FM  
Reset button  
ST indicator  
Preset station number  
Band display  
Frequency display  
Tuning Mode  
3 Tune up or down band  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Choose the tuning mode.  
Press the [AUTO] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the Tuning  
mode switches as shown below.  
During reception of stereo stations the "ST" indicator  
is ON.  
Tuning mode  
Display  
Operation  
Auto seek  
"Auto 1"  
Automatic search for a station.  
Preset station seek "Auto 2"  
Search in order of the stations  
in the Preset memory.  
Normal manual tuning control.  
Function of remote  
Direct Access Tuning  
Manual  
"Manual"  
Entering the frequency and tuning.  
1 Select the band  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Tuning  
2 Enter Direct Access Tuning mode  
Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote.  
"– – – –" is displayed.  
Selecting the station.  
1 Select tuner source  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Select the "TUNER" display.  
3 Enter the frequency  
Press the number buttons on the remote.  
Example:  
2 Select the band  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Each time the [FM] button is pressed it switches  
between the FM1, FM2, and FM3 bands.  
Desired frequency  
92.1 MHz (FM)  
810 kHz (AM)  
Press button  
[0], [9], [2], [1]  
[0], [8], [1], [0]  
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Canceling Direct Access Tuning  
Press the [DIRECT] button on the remote.  
Frequency Step Setting  
Changing the tuning frequency step.  
The original setting is FM band 50 kHz, and AM  
band 9 kHz.  
While pressing the [1] and [5] button, press  
the Reset button.  
The frequency step changes to FM band 200 kHz,  
and AM band 10 kHz.  
Station Preset Memory  
Putting the station in the memory.  
1 Select the band  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
When the same operation is repeated, it returns to the  
original setting.  
When the frequency step is switched, the frequencies  
in the memory are deleted.  
2 Select the frequency to put in the memory  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
3 Put the frequency in the memory  
Press the desired [1] — [6] button for at least  
2 seconds.  
The preset number display blinks 1 time.  
On each band, 1 station can be put in the  
memory on each [1] — [6] button.  
Function of LX BUS Television  
TV Tuning  
The TV channel of a connected LX BUS Television  
(optional accessory) can be selected.  
The action depends on the setting of the  
connected LX BUS Television. Refer to the user  
instruction of the LX BUS Television for details.  
Auto Memory Entry  
Putting stations with good reception in the  
memory automatically.  
1 Select TV source  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Select the "TV" display.  
1 Select the band for Auto Memory Entry  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
2 Select the TV band and Video input  
Press the [FM] button.  
Each time the [FM] button is pressed TV bands  
and Video input switch.  
2 Open Auto Memory Entry  
Press the [AME] button for at least 2 seconds.  
When 6 stations that can be received are put in  
the memory Auto Memory Entry closes.  
3 Select the TV channel  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Preset Tuning  
Calling up the stations in the memory.  
Function of LX BUS Television  
1 Select the band  
Preset TV Tuning  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Calling up the TV channels in the memory.  
2 Call up the station  
Press the desired [1] — [6] button.  
1 Select the TV band  
Press the [FM] button.  
2 Call up the TV channel  
Press the desired [1] [6] button.  
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CD/MP3/WMA/External disc control features  
Release button  
38  
SRC  
FM  
AM  
AUD  
SRC  
38  
MENU  
SCAN  
RDM  
REP  
F.SEL  
M.RDM  
4
/¢  
SCAN RDM/ REP F.SEL M.RDM  
3
DISP/  
SCRL  
DISC+/ DISC–/  
FM  
AM  
Disc number  
IN indicator  
Pause and play  
Press the [38] button.  
Each time the button is pressed it pauses and  
plays.  
Playing CD & MP3/WMA  
When there is no disc inserted  
1 Drop open the faceplate  
Press the Release button.  
Eject the disc  
2 Insert a disc.  
3 Press the faceplate on the left side, and  
return it to its former position.  
1 Drop open the faceplate  
Press the Release button.  
2 Eject the disc  
Press the [0] button.  
When the faceplate has been dropped open, it might  
interfere with the shift lever or something else. If this  
happens, pay attention to safety and move the shift  
lever or take an appropriate action, then operate the  
unit.  
Do not use the unit with the faceplate in the open  
condition. If it’s used in the open position dust can  
enter the inside part and cause damage.  
3 Press the faceplate on the left side, and  
return it to its former position.  
When a disc is inserted, the "IN" indicator is ON.  
When a disc is inserted  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Select the "CD" display.  
3 in. (8cm) disc can’t be played. Using an adapter and  
inserting them into this unit can cause damage.  
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Track/File Search  
Searching for a song on the disc or in the MP3/  
WMA folder.  
The MP3/WMA media that this unit can play are CD-  
ROM, CD-R, and CD-RW.  
The medium formats must be ISO 9660 Level 1, Level  
2, Joliet, or Romeo. The methods and precautions to  
be followed for writing MP3/WMA data are covered in  
'Notes on playing MP3/WMA' (page 6).  
Check that section before creating your MP3/WMA  
media.  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Function of disc changer/ MP3/ WMA  
Disc Search/Folder Search  
Selecting the disc set in the Disc changer or the  
folder recorded on the MP3/WMA media.  
Press the [DISC–] or [DISC+] button.  
Playing External Disc  
Playing discs set in the optional accessory disc  
player connected to this unit.  
Function of remote  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Direct Track/File Search  
Select the display for the disc player you want.  
Display examples:  
Doing Track/File Search by entering the track/file  
number.  
Display  
"CD2"  
Disc player  
CD player  
1 Enter the track/file number  
Press the number buttons on the remote.  
"CD CH"  
"MD CH"  
CD changer  
MD changer  
2 Do Track/File Search  
Pause and play  
Press the [38] button.  
Each time the button is pressed it pauses and  
plays.  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Canceling Direct Track/File Search  
Press the [38] button.  
Disc 10 is displayed as "0".  
Function of disc changers with remote  
The functions that can be used and the information  
that can be displayed will differ depending on the  
external disc players being connected.  
Direct Disc Search  
Doing Disc Search by entering the disc number.  
1 Enter the disc number  
Press the number buttons on the remote.  
Fast Forwarding and Reversing  
2 Do Disc Search  
Press the [DISC+] or [DISC–] button.  
Fast Forwarding  
Hold down on the [¢] button.  
Release your finger to play the disc at that point.  
Canceling Direct Disc Search  
Press the [38] button.  
Reversing  
Hold down on the [4] button.  
Release your finger to play the disc at that point.  
Input "0" to select disc 10.  
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CD/MP3/WMA/External disc control features  
Function of disc changer  
Track/File/Disc/Folder Repeat  
Magazine Random Play  
Replaying the song, disc in the Disc changer or  
MP3/WMA folder you’re listening to.  
Play the songs on all the discs in the disc changer  
in random order.  
Press the [REP] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the Repeat Play  
switches as shown below.  
Press the [M.RDM] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the Magazine  
Random Play turns ON or OFF.  
In CD & External disc source  
When it’s ON, "M-Random ON" is displayed.  
Repeat play  
Track Repeat  
Disc Repeat (In Disc Changer)  
OFF  
Display  
"(T-)Repeat ON"  
"D Repeat ON"  
"Repeat OFF"  
When the [¢] button is pressed, the next song  
select starts.  
In MP3/WMA source  
Function of MP3/WMA  
Repeat play  
File Repeat  
Folder Repeat  
OFF  
Display  
"File REP ON"  
"FOLD REP ON"  
"Repeat OFF"  
Folder Select  
Quickly selecting the folder you want to listen to.  
1 Enter Folder Select mode  
Press the [F.SEL] button.  
"Select Mode" is displayed.  
During Select mode the folder information is  
displayed as shown below.  
Folder name display  
Scan Play  
Playing the first part of each song on the disc  
or MP3/WMA folder you are listening to and  
searching for the song you want to listen to.  
Displays the current folder name.  
1 Start Scan Play  
Press the [SCAN] button.  
"Scan ON" is displayed.  
2 Release it when the song you want to listen  
to is played  
Press the [SCAN] button.  
2 Select the folder level  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
With the [FM] button you move 1 level down and  
with the [AM] button 1 level up.  
Selecting a folder in the same level  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
With the [4] button you move to the previous  
folder, and with the [¢] button to the next  
folder.  
Random Play  
Play all the songs on the disc or MP3/WMA folder  
in random order.  
Press the [RDM] button.  
Each time the button is pressed Random Play  
turns ON or OFF.  
When it’s ON, "Random ON" is displayed.  
Returning to the top level  
Press the [3] button.  
3 Decide the folder to play  
Press the [38] button.  
The Folder Select mode releases, and the MP3/  
WMA in the folder being displayed is played.  
When the [¢] button is pressed, the next song  
select starts.  
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The methods for moving to other folders in the folder  
select mode are different from those in the folder  
search mode.  
See 'Notes on playing MP3/WMA' (page 6) for details.  
Canceling the Folder Select mode  
Press the [F.SEL] button.  
Text/Title Scroll  
Scrolling the displayed CD text, MP3/WMA text,  
or MD title.  
Press the [SCRL] button for at least 1 second.  
Function of disc changers with remote  
DNPP (Disc Name Preset Play)  
Selecting the CD displayed in the DNPS of the  
CDs set in the Disc changer.  
1 Enter DNPP mode  
Press the [DNPP] button on the remote.  
When "DNPP" is displayed the DNPS display in  
order.  
Forward / Reverse display  
Press the [DISC–] or [DISC+] button.  
2 When the disc you want is displayed  
Press the [OK] button on the remote.  
The disc being displayed is played.  
Canceling the DNPP mode  
Press the [DNPP] button on the remote.  
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Menu system  
MENU  
FM  
AM  
AUD  
SRC  
38  
MENU  
SCAN  
RDM  
REP  
F.SEL  
M.RDM  
1 – 6  
FM  
AM  
4/¢  
Menu display  
Menu System  
4 Exit Menu mode  
Press the [MENU] button.  
Setting during operation beep sound etc.  
functions.  
The Menu system basic operation method is  
explained here. The reference for the Menu items  
and their setting content is after this operation  
explanation.  
When other items that are applicable to the basic  
operation method above are displayed afterwards  
their setting content chart is entered. (Normally the  
uppermost setting in the chart is the original setting.)  
Also, the explanation for items that aren’t applicable  
('Manual Clock Adjustment' etc.) are entered step by  
step.  
1 Enter Menu mode  
Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second.  
"MENU" is displayed.  
2 Select the menu item  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Example: When you want to set the beep sound  
select the "Beep" display.  
In Standby mode  
Security Code  
Because authorization by the Security Code is  
required when it’s removed from the vehicle,  
personalizing this unit is by using the Security  
Code is a help in preventing theft.  
3 Set the menu item  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Example: When "Beep" is selected, each time the  
button is pressed it switches "Beep ON"  
or "Beep OFF". Select 1 of them as the  
setting.  
When the Security Code function is activated it can’t be  
released.  
You can continue by returning to step 2 and  
setting other items.  
Note, your Security Code is the 4 digit number entered in  
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your "Car Audio Passport" in this package.  
Number of times the  
Input prohibited time  
incorrect code was input  
1 Enter Standby  
1
2
3
4
5 minutes  
1 hour  
Press the [SRC] button.  
Select the "STANDBY" display.  
2 Enter Menu mode  
Press the [MENU] button for at least 1 second.  
When "MENU" is displayed, "Security" is displayed.  
24 hours  
3 Enter Security Code mode  
Press the [4] or [¢] button for at least 1  
second.  
Touch Sensor Tone  
Setting the operation check sound (beep sound)  
ON/OFF.  
When "ENTER" is displayed, "CODE" is displayed.  
4 Select the digits to enter  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
Display  
Setting  
"Beep ON"  
"Beep OFF"  
Beep is heard.  
Beep canceled.  
5 Select the Security Code numbers  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
6 Repeat steps 4 and 5, and complete the  
Security Code.  
7 Confirm the Security Code  
Press the [¢] button for at least 3 seconds.  
When "RE-ENTER" is displayed, "CODE" is  
displayed.  
Manual Clock Adjustment  
1 Select Clock Adjustment mode  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Select the "Clock Adjust" display.  
8 Do the step 4 through 7 step operation, and  
reenter the security code.  
"APPROVED" is displayed.  
2 Enter Clock Adjust mode  
Press the [4] or [¢] button for at least 1  
second.  
The Security Code function activates.  
The clock display blinks.  
If you enter a Code different from your Security Code,  
you have to start over from step 4.  
3 Adjust the hours  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Press the Reset button and when its removed  
from the battery power source  
Adjust the minutes  
Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
1 Turn the power ON.  
2 Do the step 4 through 7 step operation, and  
reenter the security code.  
4 Exit Clock adjustment mode  
Press the [MENU] button.  
"APPROVED" is displayed.  
The unit can be used.  
DSI (Disabled System Indicator)  
If an incorrect code is input, "WAITING" is displayed,  
and the input prohibited time shown below is  
generated.  
A red indicator will blink on the unit after the  
faceplate is removed, warning potential thieves.  
After the input prohibited time lapses, "CODE" is  
displayed, and input can be done.  
Display  
"DSI ON"  
"DSI OFF"  
Setting  
LED flashes.  
LED OFF.  
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Menu system  
Selectable Illumination  
Display  
"Scan"  
"SRC"  
Color mode  
The color changes in sequence.  
The color changes according to the selected source.  
The color changes every 6 hours.  
Keeps the presently set color.  
Selecting the button illumination color as green  
or red.  
"Time"  
Display  
Setting  
"Color Red"  
"Color Green"  
The illumination color is red.  
The illumination color is green.  
Blue fine adjustment  
1 Press the [3] button for at least 2 seconds.  
2 Press the [4] or [¢] button.  
When the blue fine adjustment is completed,  
press the [3] button.  
Switching Display Type  
Setting the Display type.  
Contrast Adjustment  
Display  
Setting  
"DisplayC"  
"DisplayA"  
"DisplayB"  
Demonstration.  
Normal display type.  
Silent display type.  
Adjusting the display contrast.  
Display and Setting  
"Contrast 0"  
"Contrast 5" (Original setting)  
"Contrast 10"  
Function of the KDC-MPV7026  
Illumination Color Setting  
You can set the display to a desired color.  
1 Select Illumination Color Setting Mode  
Press the [FM] or [AM] button.  
Select the "COL" display.  
Dimmer  
Dimming this unit’s display automatically when  
the vehicle light switch is turned ON.  
2 The color continues to change gradually  
Hold down on the [4] or [¢] button.  
Release your finger at the color you want.  
Display  
"Dimmer ON"  
"Dimmer OFF"  
Setting  
The display dims.  
The display doesn’t dim.  
Colors adjusted using either [4] or [¢] will be  
stored automatically, and they can be called by  
pressing [5] button.  
Quick call up the preset color  
In Standby mode  
Press the desired [1] — [4] button.  
Switching preout  
Button  
[1]  
[2]  
Color  
Silky White  
Red  
Switching the preout between the rear and  
subwoofer. (In subwoofer it outputs without  
effect from the fader control.)  
[3]  
Blue  
[4]  
Blue Green  
Display  
Setting  
"SWPRE Rear"  
"SWPRE Sub-W"  
Rear preout.  
Subwoofer preout.  
Selecting the Color mode  
Press the [6] button.  
Each time the button is pressed the Color mode  
switches as shown below.  
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In External disc, or Auxiliary input source  
Text Scroll  
Dual Zone System  
Setting the displayed text scroll.  
Makes the sound different for the front channel  
and rear channel.  
Display  
"Scroll Auto"  
"Scroll MANU"  
Setting  
Repeats scroll.  
Scrolls when the display changes.  
Display  
Setting  
"Zone 2 OFF"  
"Zone 2 ON"  
The front and rear are the same source sound.  
The front and rear are the different source sound.  
The text scrolled is shown below.  
- CD text  
- Folder name/ File name/ Song title/ Artist name/  
Album name  
- MD title  
When the Dual Zone System is on, there is only sound  
effect including Audio control for internal source.  
When you set the Dual zone system to ON while the  
sub woofer preout is switched ON, the sound of the  
sub woofer preout isn’t output.  
When the source is selected to VZ-7000P/N (optional  
accessory), the VZ-7000P/N’s sound is not output if the  
Dual Zone System is turned ON.  
Built-in Auxiliary input Setting  
Set the Built-in Auxiliary Input function.  
Display  
"AUX OFF" When selecting the source there’s no Auxiliary Input.  
"AUX ON" When selecting the source there’s Auxiliary Input.  
Setting  
When the Dual Zone System is OFF  
Dual Zone System Setting  
Setting the Front channel and Rear channel  
sound in the Dual Zone System.  
In Standby mode  
Display  
Setting  
"Zone 2 Rear"  
The front is this unit’s internal source, and the rear  
is selected source sound.  
CD Read Setting  
When there is a problem on playing a CD with  
special format, this setting play the CD by force.  
"Zone 2 Front" The rear is this unit’s internal source, and the front  
is selected source sound.  
Display  
Setting  
"CD READ 1"  
"CD READ 2"  
Play CD and MP3/WMA.  
Play CD by force.  
In FM reception  
CRSC (Clean Reception System  
Circuit)  
Setting "CD READ 2" cannot play MP3/WMA.  
Some music CDs may not be played back even in the  
"CD READ 2" mode.  
Temporarily have reception switched from  
stereo to mono to reduce multi-path noise when  
listening to the FM station.  
Display  
Setting  
"CRSC ON"  
"CRSC OFF"  
The CRSC is ON.  
The CRSC is OFF.  
Strong electrical fields (such as from power lines) may  
cause unstable sound quality when CRSC is turned  
ON. In such a situation, turn it OFF.  
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Basic Operations of remote  
SRC  
ATT  
SRC  
VOL.  
ATT  
38  
VOL.  
FM+  
38  
FM/AM/DISC+/DISC–  
DISC  
4
¢
AM–  
4/¢  
DNPP  
DNPP  
/SBF  
DIRECT  
/OK  
DIRECT/OK  
Not Used  
ABC  
JKL  
TUV  
QZ  
DEF  
MNO  
WXY  
GHI  
[0] — [9]  
PRS  
Loading and Replacing the battery  
Basic operations  
Use two "AA"-size batteries.  
[VOL.] buttons  
Slide the cover while pressing downwards to  
remove it as illustrated.  
Adjusting the volume.  
[SRC] button  
Each time the button is pressed the source  
switches.  
Insert the batteries with the + and – poles aligned  
properly, following the illustration inside the case.  
For the source switching order refer to 'Selecting  
the Source' (page 9).  
[ATT] button  
Turning the volume down quickly.  
When it is pressed again it returns to the previous  
level.  
2WARNING  
Store unused batteries out of the reach of children.  
Contact a doctor immediately if the battery is  
accidentally swallowed.  
Do not set the remote on hot places such as above  
the dashboard.  
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In Tuner source  
[FM]/ [AM] buttons  
Select the band.  
Each time the [FM] button is pressed it switches  
between the FM1, FM2, and FM3 bands.  
[4]/ [¢] buttons  
Tune up or down band.  
[0] — [9] buttons  
Press buttons [1] — [6] to recall preset stations.  
[DIRECT]/ [OK] button  
Enters and cancels the 'Direct Access Tuning'  
(page 14) mode.  
In Disc source  
[4]/ [¢] buttons  
Doing track/file forward and backward.  
[DISC+]/ [DISC–] buttons  
Doing disc/folder forward and backward.  
[38] button  
Each time the button is pressed the song pauses  
and plays.  
[DNPP] button  
Enters and cancels the 'DNPP (Disc Name Preset  
Play)' (page 19) mode.  
[0] — [9] buttons  
When in 'Direct Track/File Search' (page 17) and  
'Direct Disc Search' (page 17), enter the track/file/  
disc number.  
In TV source  
[FM] button  
Select the TV band and Video input.  
Each time the [FM] button is pressed TV bands  
and Video input switch.  
[4]/ [¢] buttons  
Select the TV channel.  
[0] — [9] buttons  
Press buttons [1] — [6] to recall preset TV  
channels.  
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Accessories/ Installation Procedure  
Accessories  
Installation Procedure  
1. To prevent a short circuit, remove the key from  
the ignition and disconnect the - battery.  
2. Make the proper input and output wire  
connections for each unit.  
3. Connect the speaker wires of the wiring harness.  
4. Connect the wiring harness wires in the  
following order: ground, battery, ignition.  
..........1  
5. Connect the wiring harness connector to the  
unit.  
6. Install the unit in your car.  
7. Reconnect the - battery.  
8. Press the reset button.  
..........2  
2WARNING  
If you connect the ignition wire (red) and the battery wire  
(yellow) to the car chassis (ground), you may cause a short  
circuit, that in turn may start a fire. Always connect those  
wires to the power source running through the fuse box.  
If your car’s ignition does not have an ACC position,  
connect the ignition wires to a power source that can be  
turned on and off with the ignition key. If you connect  
the ignition wire to a power source with a constant  
voltage supply, as with battery wires, the battery may die.  
If the console has a lid, make sure to install the unit so  
that the faceplate will not hit the lid when closing and  
opening.  
..........4  
..........4  
If the fuse blows, first make sure the wires aren’t touching  
to cause a short circuit, then replace the old fuse with  
one with the same rating.  
Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape or other  
similar material. To prevent a short circuit, do not remove  
the caps on the ends of the unconnected wires or the  
terminals.  
Connect the speaker wires correctly to the terminals to  
which they correspond. The unit may be damaged or fail  
to work if you share the - wires or ground them to any  
metal part in the car.  
When only two speakers are being connected to the  
system, connect the connectors either to both the front  
output terminals or to both the rear output terminals  
(do not mix front and rear). For example, if you connect  
the + connector of the left speaker to a front output  
terminal, do not connect the - connector to a rear  
output terminal.  
After the unit is installed, check whether the brake lamps,  
blinkers, wipers, etc. on the car are working properly.  
Mount the unit so that the mounting angle is 30° or less.  
..........1  
..........1  
..........2  
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Connecting Wires to Terminals  
AUX right input (Red)  
AUX left input (White)  
Front right output (Red)  
Front left output (White)  
Rear left output (White)/  
Subwoofer left output (White)  
Rear right output (Red)/  
Subwoofer right output (Red)  
To KENWOOD disc changer/  
LX BUS Television/  
External optional accessory  
FM/AM antenna input  
To connect these leads, refer to  
the relevant instruction manuals.  
Fuse (10A)  
If no connections are made, do not let the wire come out  
from the tab.  
Wiring harness  
(Accessory1)  
When using the optional power amplifier, connect  
to its power control terminal.  
P.CONT  
Power control wire (Blue/White)  
Depending on what antenna you are using, connect either  
to the control terminal of the motor antenna, or to the  
power terminal for the booster amplifier of the film-type  
antenna.  
ANT.  
CONT  
Motor antenna control wire (Blue)  
TEL mute wire (Brown)  
Connect to the terminal that is grounded when either  
the telephone rings or during conversation.  
TEL MUTE  
To car light control switch  
Dimmer control wire (Orange / White)  
White/Black  
White  
To front left speaker  
To front right speaker  
To rear left speaker  
FRONT • L  
Gray/Black  
Gray  
FRONT • R  
REAR • L  
Green/Black  
Green  
Purple/Black  
Purple  
To rear right speaker  
REAR • R  
Car fuse  
box  
Ignition key  
switch  
Ignition wire (Red)  
ACC  
Car fuse box  
(Main fuse)  
Battery wire (Yellow)  
Ground wire (Black) - (To car chassis)  
Battery  
+
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Installation  
non-Japanese cars  
Japanese cars  
1 Refer to the section 'Removing the hard rubber  
frame' (page 30) and then remove the hard  
rubber frame.  
2 Align the holes in the unit (two locations on each  
side) with the vehicle mounting bracket and  
secure the unit with the accessory screws.  
Metal mounting strap  
(commercially available)  
Firewall or metal support  
T
N
T/N  
T
N
Bend the tabs of the  
T: Toyota cars  
N: Nissan cars  
mounting sleeve with a  
screwdriver or similar utensil  
and attach it in place.  
8 mm  
MAX.  
Self-tapping screw  
(commercially available)  
8mm  
MAX.  
3
4
ø5mm  
ø5mm  
Screw (M4X8)  
(commercially available)  
Accessory3...for Nissan car  
Accessory4 ...for Toyota car  
Make sure that the unit is installed securely in place. If  
the unit is unstable, it may malfunction (for example, the  
sound may skip).  
During installation, do not use any screws except for  
those provided. The use of different screws might result  
in damage to the main unit.  
Damage may occur if a screwdriver or similar tool is used  
with excessive force during the installations.  
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Screwing the Faceplate on the Unit  
If you want to fasten the faceplate to the main  
unit so that it does not fall off.  
1 Refer to the section 'Removing the hard rubber  
frame' (page 30) and then remove the hard  
rubber frame.  
2 Drop open the faceplate by pressing the Release  
button.  
3 Tighten the screws (ø2.6 × 12 mm) (Accessory  
5) in the holes shown on the diagram.  
Accessory5  
4 Tighten the screws (ø2 × 4 mm) (Accessory 6) in  
the holes shown on the diagram.  
Accessory6  
5 Tighten the screws (ø2 × 6 mm) (Accessory 7) in  
the holes shown on the diagram.  
Accessory7  
Never insert the screws in any other screw hole than the  
one specified. If you screw them in another hole, it will  
contact and may cause damage to the mechanical parts  
inside the unit.  
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Removing the Unit  
Removing the hard rubber frame  
Removing the Unit  
1 Engage the catch pins on the removal tool and  
remove the two locks on the upper level.  
Upper the frame and pull it forward as shown in  
the figure.  
1 Refer to the section 'Removing the hard rubber  
frame' (page 30) and then remove the hard  
rubber frame.  
2 Remove the screw (M4 × 8) on the back panel.  
3 Insert the two removal tools deeply into the slots  
on each side, as shown.  
Screw (M4X8)  
(commercially available)  
Lock  
Catch  
Accessory➁  
Removal tool  
2 When the upper level is removed, remove the  
lower two locations.  
Accessory➁  
Removal tool  
4 Lower the removal tool toward the bottom, and  
pull out the unit halfway while pressing towards  
the inside.  
The frame can be removed from the bottom side in the  
same manner.  
Be careful to avoid injury from the catch pins on the  
removal tool.  
5 Pull the unit all the way out with your hands,  
being careful not to drop it.  
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Troubleshooting Guide  
What might seem to be a malfunction in your unit  
may just be the result of slight misoperation or  
miswiring. Before calling service, first check the  
following table for possible problems.  
? No sound can be heard, or the volume is low.  
The fader or balance settings are set all the way to  
one side.  
Center the fader and balance settings.  
The input/output wires or wiring harness are  
connected incorrectly.  
Reconnect the input/output wires or the  
wiring harness correctly. See the section on  
'Connecting Wires to Terminals'.  
General  
? The power does not turn ON.  
The fuse has blown.  
The values of Volume offset are low.  
After checking for short circuits in the wires,  
replace the fuse with one with the same  
rating.  
Turn up the Volume offset, referring to the  
section on 'Audio Control' (page 10).  
? The sound quality is poor or distorted.  
? There’s a source you can’t switch.  
One of the speaker wires is being pinched by a  
screw in the car.  
There’s no media inserted.  
Set the media you want to listen to. If there’s  
no media in this unit, you can’t switch to each  
source.  
Check the speaker wiring.  
The speakers are not wired correctly.  
Reconnect the speaker wires so that each  
output terminal is connected to a different  
speaker.  
The Disc changer isn’t connected.  
Connect the Disc changer. If the Disc changer  
isn’t connected to it’s input terminal, You can’t  
switch to an external disc source.  
? The Touch Sensor Tone doesn’t sound.  
The preout jack is being used.  
? The memory is erased when the ignition is  
turned OFF.  
The Touch Sensor Tone can’t be output from  
the preout jack.  
The ignition and battery wire are incorrectly  
? The Dimmer function doesn’t work.  
The Dimmer wire isn’t connected correctly.  
Check the Dimmer wire connection.  
connected.  
Connect the wire correctly, referring to the  
section on 'Connecting Wires to Terminals'.  
? The display color changes subtly.  
? There’s no loudness effect.  
You’re using Subwoofer preout.  
Loudness has no effect in Subwoofer preout.  
This is because the temperature is different than  
the temperature when the setting was done.  
The display color condition changes subtly  
according.to the ambient temperature.  
? Even if Loudness is turned ON, high-pitched tone  
isn’t compensated for.  
Tuner source is selected.  
Tuner source  
High-pitched tone isn’t compensated for when  
in Tuner source.  
? Radio reception is poor.  
The car antenna is not extended.  
? The TEL mute function does not work.  
The TEL mute wire is not connected properly.  
Pull the antenna out all the way.  
The antenna control wire is not connected.  
Connect the wire correctly, referring to the  
section on 'Connecting Wires to Terminals'.  
Connect the wire correctly, referring to the  
section on 'Connecting Wires to Terminals'.  
? The TEL mute function turns ON even though the  
TEL mute wire is not connected.  
? The desired frequency can’t be entered with the  
Direct Access Tuning.  
The TEL mute wire is touching a metal part of the  
A station that can’t be received is being entered.  
car.  
Enter a station that can be received.  
Pull the TEL mute wire away from the metal  
part of the car.  
You’re trying to enter a frequency with a 0.01 MHz  
unit.  
What can be designated in the FM band is to  
0.1 MHz.  
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Troubleshooting Guide  
Disc source  
MP3/WMA source  
? “AUX EXT” is displayed without achieving  
? Cannot play an MP3/WMA.  
External disc control mode.  
The media is scratched or dirty.  
Unsupported disc changer is connected.  
Clean the media, referring to the CD cleaning  
of the section on 'About CDs' (page 8).  
Use the disc changer mentioned in the  
'About CD players/disc changers connected  
to this unit' (page 4) of the section on 'Safety  
precautions'.  
? The sound skips when an MP3/WMA is being  
played.  
The media is scratched or dirty.  
? The specified disc does not play, but another one  
plays instead.  
Clean the media, referring to the CD cleaning  
of the section on 'About CDs' (page 8).  
The specified CD is quite dirty.  
The recording condition is bad.  
Record the media again or use another media.  
Clean the CD.  
The disc is loaded in a different slot from that  
specified.  
? The MP3/WMA track time isn’t displayed  
correctly.  
Eject the disc magazine and check the  
number for the specified disc.  
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There are times when it isn’t displayed  
correctly according to the MP3/WMA  
recording conditions.  
The disc is severely scratched.  
Try another disc instead.  
? A CD ejects as soon as it is loaded.  
The CD is quite dirty.  
If the following situations, consult your  
nearest service center:  
Even though the disc changer is connected, the  
Disc Changer source is not ON, with “AUX EXT”  
showing in the display during the Changer Mode.  
Clean the CD, referring to the CD cleaning of  
the section on 'About CDs' (page 8).  
? Can’t remove disc.  
The cause is that more than 10 minutes has  
elapsed since the vehicle ACC switch was turned  
OFF.  
The disc can only be removed within 10  
minutes of the ACC switch being turned OFF.  
If more than 10 minutes has elapsed, turn  
the ACC switch ON again and press the Eject  
button.  
? The disc won’t insert.  
There’s already another disc inserted.  
Press the [0] button and remove the disc.  
? Direct Search can’t be done.  
Another function is ON.  
Turn Random Play or other functions OFF.  
? Track Search can’t be done.  
For the discs/folders first or last song.  
For each disc/folder, Track Search can’t be  
done in the backward direction for the first  
song or in the forward direction for the last  
song.  
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NO NAME:  
Load:  
• Attempted to display DNPS during the CD  
play having no disc names preset.  
• Attempted to display the ID3 tag while  
the MP3/WMA having no ID3 tag is being  
played.  
The messages shown below display your  
systems condition.  
EJECT:  
No disc magazine has been loaded in  
the changer. The disc magazine is not  
completely loaded.  
Discs are being exchanged in the Disc  
changer.  
Load the disc magazine properly.  
No CD in the unit.  
Insert the CD.  
Reading:  
The unit is reading the data on the disc.  
No Disc:  
No disc has been loaded in the disc  
magazine.  
Load a disc into the disc magazine.  
NO ACCESS:  
After setting it in the Disc Changer, DNPP  
was done without having it been played at  
least 1 time.  
TOC Error:  
No disc has been loaded in the disc  
magazine.  
Load a disc into the disc magazine.  
The CD is quite dirty. The CD is upside-  
down. The CD is scratched a lot.  
Clean the CD and load it correctly.  
IN (Blink):  
The CD player section is not operating  
properly.  
Reinsert the CD. If the CD cannot be  
ejected or the display continues to flash  
even when the CD has been properly  
reinserted, please switch off the power  
and consult your nearest service center.  
E-05:  
The CD is upside-down.  
Load the CD correctly.  
Unsupported:  
Protected:  
A MP3/WMA is played with a format that  
this unit can’t support.  
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Blank Disc:  
No Track:  
Nothing has been recorded on the MD.  
No tracks are recorded on the MD,  
although it has a title.  
A copy-protected file is played.  
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E-15:  
Media was played that doesn’t have data  
recorded that the unit can play.  
Use media that has data recorded that  
the unit can play.  
No Panel:  
E-77:  
The faceplate of the slave unit being  
connected to this unit has been removed.  
Replace it.  
The unit is malfunctioning for some reason.  
Press the reset button on the unit. If the  
“E-77” code does not disappear, consult  
your nearest service center.  
Mecha Error: Something is wrong with the disc  
magazine. Or the unit is malfunctioning for  
some reason.  
Check the disc magazine. And then  
press the reset button on the unit. If the  
“Mecha Error” code does not disappear,  
consult your nearest service center.  
Hold Error:  
The protective circuit in the unit activates  
when the temperature inside the  
automatic disc changer exceeds 60°C  
(140°F), stopping all operation.  
Cool down the unit by opening  
the windows or turning on the air  
conditioner. As the temperature falls  
below 60°C (140°F), the disc will start  
playing again.  
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Specifications  
Specifications subject to change without notice.  
FM tuner section  
Audio section  
Frequency range  
200 kHz space : 87.9 MHz – 107.9 MHz  
Maximum output power  
: 50 W x 4  
50 kHz space : 87.5 MHz – 108.0 MHz  
Usable sensitivity (S/N = 30dB)  
: 9.3dBf (0.8 µV /75 Ω)  
Quieting Sensitivity (S/N = 50dB)  
: 15.2dBf (1.6 µV /75 Ω)  
Frequency response ( 3.0 dB)  
: 30 Hz – 15 kHz  
Signal to Noise ratio (MONO)  
: 70 dB  
Selectivity ( 400 kHz)  
: ≥ 80 dB  
Full Bandwidth Power (at less than 1% THD)  
: 22 W x 4  
Tone action  
Bass : 100 Hz 10 dB  
Middle : 1 kHz 10 dB  
Treble : 10 kHz 10 dB  
Preout level / Load (during disc play)  
: 2000 mV/10 kΩ  
Preout impedance  
: ≤600 Ω  
Stereo separation (1 kHz)  
: 40 dB  
Auxiliary input  
Frequency response ( 1 dB)  
:20 Hz – 20 kHz  
Input Maximum Voltage  
:1200 mV  
AM tuner section  
Frequency range  
10 kHz space : 530 kHz – 1700 kHz  
Input Impedance  
:100 kΩ  
9 kHz space : 531 kHz – 1611 kHz  
Usable sensitivity (S/N = 20dB)  
: 28 dBµ (25 µV)  
General  
Operating voltage (11 – 16V allowable)  
: 14.4 V  
CD player section  
Laser diode  
: GaAlAs  
Current consumption  
: 10 A  
Digital filter (D/A)  
: 8 Times Over Sampling  
Installation Size (W x H x D)  
: 182 x 53 x 155 mm  
D/A Converter  
: 1 Bit  
Weight  
: 2.64 lbs (1.20 kg)  
Spindle speed  
: 1000 – 400 rpm (CLV 2times)  
Wow & Flutter  
: Below Measurable Limit  
Frequency response ( 1 dB)  
: 10 Hz – 20 kHz  
Total harmonic distortion (1 kHz)  
: 0.01 %  
Signal to Noise ratio (1 kHz)  
: 105 dB  
Dynamic range  
: 93 dB  
Channel separation  
: 96 dB  
MP3 decode  
: Compliant with MPEG-1/2 Audio Layer-3  
WMA decode  
: Compliant with Windows Media Audio  
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