JVC KW-M595DBT User guide

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KW-M593BT KW-M595DBT

MONITOR WITH RECEIVER

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

• Updated information (the latest Instruction Manual, system updates, new functions, etc.) is available from <https ://ww w.jvc. net/c s/car/>.

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Contents

Before Use 4

Precautions ................................................................... 4

How to read this manual ......................................... 5

Basic Operations 6

Functions of the Buttons on the Front Panel ... 6

Turning on the Unit ................................................... 6

Getting Started............................................................ 7

Adjusting the volume ............................................... 8

Touch screen operations ......................................... 8

HOME screen descriptions ...................................... 9

Source selection screen descriptions .................. 9

Source control screen descriptions ...................11

Popup menu ..............................................................12

List screen ...................................................................12

APPS 13

Apple CarPlay Operation .......................................13

Android Auto™ Operation .....................................14

USB Mirroring Operation for iPhone .................15

USB Mirroring Operation for Android

Smartphone ...............................................................16

USB 18

Connecting a USB device ......................................18

USB Basic Operation ................................................18

Search Operation ......................................................20

Tuner 21

Tuner Basic Operation ............................................21

Memory Operation ..................................................22

Selecting Operation ................................................22

Traffic Information ...................................................23

Tuner Setup ................................................................23

Digital Radio 24

Digital Radio Basic Operation ..............................24

Storing Service in Preset Memory ......................25

Selecting Operation ................................................25

Traffic Information ...................................................26

Digital Radio Setup ..................................................27

Bluetooth Control 28

Information for using Bluetooth® devices .......28

Connection Setup ....................................................29

Playing Bluetooth Audio Device .........................30

Using Hands-Free Unit ............................................31

Hands-Free Setup .....................................................35

Other External Components 36

View Camera ..............................................................36

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Setting Up 38

Monitor Screen Setup .............................................38

System Setup .............................................................38

User Interface Setup ................................................39

Special Setup .............................................................40

Display Setup .............................................................40

AV Setup ......................................................................41

Connection Setup ....................................................42

Controlling Audio 44

Speaker/ X’over setup .............................................44

Controlling General Audio ....................................45

Equalizer Control ......................................................46

Volume Offset ............................................................47

Sound Effect ...............................................................47

Listening Position/ DTA ..........................................48

Remote control 49

Functions of the Remote control Buttons .......49

Connection/Installation 51

Before Installation ....................................................51

Installing the unit .....................................................52

Troubleshooting 58

Problems and Solutions .........................................58

Error Messages ..........................................................58

Appendix 59

Playable Media and Files........................................59

Specifications .............................................................60

About this Unit ..........................................................62

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Before Use

IMPORTANT

• Please read this manual carefully to ensure proper use before using this product. It is especially important that you read and observe WARNINGS and CAUTIONS in this manual. Please keep the manual in a safe and accessible place for future reference.

Precautions

# WARNINGS

Ñ To prevent injury or re, take

the following precautions:

• To prevent a short circuit, never put or leave any metallic objects (such as coins or metal tools) inside the unit.

• Do not watch or x your eyes on the unit’s display when you are driving for any extended period.

• If you experience problems during installation, consult your JVC dealer.

Ñ Precautions on using this unit

• When you purchase optional accessories, check with your JVC dealer to make sure that they work with your model and in your area.

• You can select language to display menus, audio le tags, etc. See User Interface Setup (P.39).

• The Radio Data System or Radio Broadcast Data System feature won’t work where the service is not supported by any broadcasting station.

Ñ Protecting the monitor

• To protect the monitor from damage, do not operate the monitor using a ball point pen or similar tool with the sharp tip.

Ñ Cleaning the unit

• 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 o with a cloth moistened with neutral

cleaner, then wipe it again with a clean soft dry cloth.

NOTE

• Applying spray cleaner directly to the unit may aect 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 erase screened print.

Ñ How To Reset Your Unit

• If the unit or the connected unit fails to operate properly, reset the unit. Press the <Reset> button. The unit returns to factory settings.

Reset button

NOTE

• Disconnect the USB device before pressing the

<Reset> button. Pressing the <Reset> button with the USB device connected can damage the data stored in the USB device. For how to disconnect the USB device, see Disconnect the USB device (P.18).

• When the unit is turned on after reset ting, the

Initial SETUP screen appears. See Initial setup (P.7).

Ñ Acquiring GPS signal

The rst time you turn on this unit, you must wait while the system acquires satellite signals for the rst time. This process could take up to several minutes. Make sure your vehicle is outdoors in an open area away from tall buildings and trees for fastest acquisition.

After the system acquires satellites for the rst time, it will acquire satellites quickly each time thereafter.

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Ñ Caution for Smartphone Users

• Simultaneously running multiple applications on your smartphone while screen sharing places heavy demand on the microprocessor of the phone, potentially aecting communication and performance.

• For best results while pairing with your JVC receiver, please be sure to close any unused applications.

How to read this manual

• The screens and panels shown in this manual are examples used to provide clear explanations of the operations. For this reason, they may be dierent from the actual screens or panels used, or some display patterns may be dierent.

• Indication language: English indications are used for the purpose of explanation. You can select the indication language from the [SETUP] menu. See User Int erface Setu p (P.39).

This symbol on the product means

there are important operating and maintenance instructions in this manual.

Be sure to carefully read

instructions in this manual.

Before Use

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Basic Operations

Functions of the Buttons on the Front Panel

1 2

6 7

NOTE

• The panels shown in this guide are examples used to provide clear explanations of the operations. For this reason, they may be dierent from the actual panels.

• Noise inside the vehicle during a call may aec t call quality. If call quality is poor, we recommend setting the air conditioner's fan to the lowest setting.

Name

• Motion

Built-in microphone

• Speak via Bluetooth hands-free mode when a Bluetooth telephone is connected.

[FNC] / [ ]

• Displays the popup menu screen.

• Press and hold to display the APP (Apple CarPlay/ Android Auto™) screen.

[ ]

• Displays the Voice Recognition screen (P. 33).

[ ] / [ ]

• Displays the HOME screen (P.9).

• Press and hold to turn off the power.

• When the power off, turns the power on.

[＋], [−] (Volume)

• Adjusts volume. The volume will go up until 15 when you keep pressing ＋.

Remote Sensor

• Receives the remote control signal.

Name

• Motion

Reset

• If the unit or the connected unit fails to operate properly, the unit returns to initial settings when this button is pressed.

Turning on the Unit

Press the [ ] button.

h The unit is turned on.

● To turn off the unit:

Press and hold the [ ] button.

NOTE

• If it is your rst time turning the unit on af ter installation, it will be necessary to perform Initial setup (P. 7).

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Basic Operations

Getting Started

Initial setup

Perform this setup when you use this unit rst time.

Set each item as follows.

■ [Language]

Select the language used for the control screen and setting items. Default is “[British English(en)]”.

1 Touch [Language]. 2 Select the desired language. 3 Touch [Close].

■ [Clock]

Sets the synchronization of the clock and adjusts it.

For detailed operation, see Calendar/clock settings (P.7).

■ [Camera]

Set the parameters for the camera.

1 Touch [Camera]. 2 Set each item and touch [

For detailed operation, see Camera Setup (P. 36).

■ [DEMO]

Set the demonstration mode. Default is “ON”.

1 Touch [DEMO] and set [ON] or [OFF].

Touch [Finish].

NOTE

• These settings can be set from the SETUP menu. See Set ting Up (P.38).

Calendar/clock settings

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu screen appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP Menu screen appears.

Touch [User Interface].

h User Interface screen appears.

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Basic Operations

Set each item as follows.

Scroll the page to show hidden items.

■ [Time Format]

Select the time display format. [12-Hour]/[24-Hour] (Default)

■ [Clock]

[GPS-SYNC] (Default): Synchronizes the clock

time with the GPS.

[Manual]: Set the clock manually.

■ [Daylight Saving]

(Not used when the clock is set manually) Activate this by selecting the additional time

for daylight saving time (if available in your residential area).

[OFF] (Default)/[+1 hr.]/[+30 min.]

■ [Time Zone]

Select the time zone.

■ [Clock Adjust]

If you select [Manual] for Clock, adjust the date and time manually.

NOTE

• Please set the date and time. If they are not set, some func tions may not work.

Adjusting the volume

To adjust the volume (0 to 40), Press [＋] to increase, and press [−] to decrease. Holding [＋] increases the volume continuously

to level 15.

Touch screen operations

To perform operations on the screen, you need to touch, touch and hold, ick or swipe to select an item, display setting menu screen or to change the page, etc.

● Touch

Touch the screen gently to select an item on the screen.

● Touch and hold

Touch the screen and keep your nger in place until the display changes or a message is displayed.

● Flick

Slide your nger quickly to the left or right on the screen to change the page.

You can scroll the list screen by icking the screen up/ down.

● Swipe

Slide your nger up or down on the screen to scroll the screen.

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Basic Operations

Gesture Touch Control:

You can also control playback by moving your nger on the touch panel as follows (for some sources, the gesture control is not available).

• Sliding the nger towards up/down:

- Functions same as pressing [

] / [ ] (Media)

in the USB Control screen.

- For the Tuner, tuner preset broadcast stations are switched.

• Sliding the nger towards left/right: Functions

same as pressing [E] / [F].

• Moving your nger clockwise or counterclockwise: increases/decreases the volume.

HOME screen descriptions

Most functions can be performed from the HOME screen.

1 2 3 1

Display the HOME screen

Press the [ ] button.

h HOME screen appears.

Source selection screen descriptions

You can display all playback sources and options on the source selection screen.

2 3

• Changes the playback source.

For playback sources, see Select the playback source (P.10).

• Returns to previous screen.

• Displays the SETUP Menu screen. (P. 38)

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• Short-cut playback source icons. (P. 10)

• Current source information.

• Touch to display the control screen of current source.

• Widget

• Touch [ ] / [ ] allows you to change the widget.

• Displays the source selection screen. (P.10)

• Displays the SETUP Menu screen. (P. 38)

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Basic Operations

Select the playback source

Touch [ ] on the HOME screen.

From the screen, you can select the following sources and functions.

• Switches to the Digital Radio broadcast. (P. 24) (KW-M595DBT only)

• Switches to the Apple CarPlay screen from the connected iPhone. (P. 13)

• Switches to the USB Mirroring screen from the connected iPhone or Android smartphone. ( P.15, P. 16) It is necessary to connect iPhone or Android smartphone with “MirrorAPP+™” application installed.

• Switches to the Android Auto screen from the connected Android smartphone. ( P.14)

• Switches to the Radio broadcast.

(P. 21)

• Displays the Hands Free screen. ( P.31) When neither Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, nor a Bluetooth Hands-Free phone is connected, displays "[Disconnected]" message in the TEL screen. When connecting as Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, it works as a phone provided in Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

• Plays a Bluetooth audio player. (P. 30)

To select the playback source on the HOME screen

The 4 items displayed on the source selection screen as the large icons are shown on the HOME screen.

You can change items displayed on this area by customizing the source selection screen.

(P.11)

To turn o the AV source

Touch [ ] on the HOME screen.

Touch [AV Off].

• Plays files on a USB device. ( P.18)

• Turns off the AV source. (P. 10)

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Customize Short-cut buttons on HOME screen

You can arrange the position of the source icons as you like.

Touch [ ] on the HOME screen.

Touch and hold the icon which you want

to move to go into the customizing mode.

Drag it where you want to move.

Source control screen descriptions

There are some functions which can be operated from most screens.

Indicators

Secondary screen

]/[ ] : The Secondary screen changes every

• [ time you touch it. You can also change the Secondary screen by icking lef t or right on the screen.

• Short-cut source icons: The source changes to the one you have set with a short-cut. For the short-cut setting, refer to Customize Short- cut buttons on HOME screen (P.11).

• Sub menu

– [ ]: Operation when the icon is touched:

The rst touch darkens the screen, the second, third and forth touch darken the screen fur ther, and the fth touch restores the screen to its original brightness.

– [

]: Displays the Graphic Equalizer screen.

(P.46)

– [

]: Displays the APP (Apple CarPlay/ Android

Auto) screen (P.13 ).

• Indicators: Displays the current source condition and so on.

– [MUTE]: The mute function is active. – [LOUD]: The loudness control function is on.

Artwork & information

You can select whether to display an artwork and song information or only song information in more detail.

Sub menu

[ ]/[ ]

Connected Bluetooth device information.

All sources icon

Displays all sources.

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Basic Operations

Popup menu

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

The contents of the menu are as follows.

• Displays the Screen Adjust screen.

(P. 38)

• Turns the display off. (P. 12)

• Displays the view camera. (P.36)

• Displays the SETUP Menu screen. (P. 38)

• Displays the Audio screen. ( P.44)

• Displays the control screen of current source. Icon feature differs depending on the source. This icon is for USB source.

Turn o the screen

Select [ ] on the popup menu.

● To turn on the screen

Touch the display.

List screen

There are some common function keys in the list screens of most sources.

61 2

3 4 5

Displays list type selection window.

Displays music/movie le list.

Text scroll

Scrolls the displayed text.

etc.

Keys with various functions are displayed here.

] : Plays all tracks in the folder

• [ containing the current track.

• [

] [ ] : Moves to the upper hierarchy.

[ ] / [ ] / [ ] / [ ] Page scroll

You can change the page to display more items by pressing [

]/[ ] : Displays the top or bottom page.

• [

Return

Returns to previous screen.

NOTE

• Buttons which cannot be activated from the list screen are not displayed.

]/[ ].

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APPS

Apple CarPlay Operation

Apple CarPlay is a smarter, safer way to use your iPhone in the car. Apple CarPlay takes the things you want to do with iPhone while driving and displays them on the screen of the product. You can get directions, make calls, send and receive messages, and listen to the music from iPhone while driving. You can also use Siri voice control to make it easier to operate iPhone.

For details about Apple CarPlay, visit https://www.apple.com/ios/carplay/.

NOTE

• If your iPhone isn't working the way you want, try restarting it by turning it o and then turning it back on.

Compatible iPhone devices

You can use Apple CarPlay with the following iPhone models.

• iPhone 15 Pro Max

• iPhone 15 Pro

• iPhone 15 Plus

• iPhone 15

• iPhone 14 Pro Max

• iPhone 14 Pro

• iPhone 14 Plus

• iPhone 14

• iPhone 13 Pro Max

• iPhone 13 Pro

• iPhone 13

• iPhone 13 mini

• iPhone 12 Pro Max

• iPhone 12 Pro

• iPhone 12

• iPhone 12 mini

• iPhone SE (2nd generation)

• iPhone 11 Pro Max

• iPhone 11 Pro

• iPhone 11

• iPhone XR

• iPhone XS Max

• iPhone XS

• iPhone X

• iPhone 8 Plus

• iPhone 8

• iPhone 7 Plus

• iPhone 7

• iPhone SE

• iPhone 6s Plus

• iPhone 6s

Ñ Preparation

Connect your iPhone with the USB cable

that matches the connector. (P.57)

Unlock your iPhone.

NOTE

• Depending on the iPhone connector, use a genuine Apple Lightning-USB cable or a USB-IF certied USB-C® to USB-A USB cable. If you use non-certied cable, it may not work properly.

Ñ Operation buttons and

available Apps on the home screen of Apple CarPlay

You can use the Apps of the connected iPhone. The items displayed and the language used on

the screen dier among the connected devices. To enter Apple CarPlay mode, touch

[Apple CarPlay] icon in the source selection screen. (P.10)

[ ]

• Displays the home screen of Apple CarPlay.

• Touch and hold to activates Siri.

Application buttons

Starts the application.

[HOME]

Exits the Apple CarPlay screen and displays the Home screen.

* The icon design may change depending on

the iOS version.

To exit the Apple CarPlay screen

Press the [ ] button.

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APPS

Ñ Use Siri

You can activate Siri.

Press the [ ] button.

Talk to Siri.

Ñ Switch to the Apple CarPlay

screen while listening to another source

Press and hold the [FNC] button.

Press and hold

NOTE

• If sound is output using Apple CarPlay when the Apple CarPlay screen is displayed, the source is switched to Apple CarPlay.

Android Auto™ Operation

Android Auto enables you to use functions of your Android smartphone convenient for driving. You can easily access route guidance, make calls, listen to music, and access convenient functions on the Android smartphone while driving.

For details about Android Auto, visit

https://www.android.com/auto/ and https://support.google.com/androidauto.

NOTE

• If your Android smartphone isn't working the way you want, tr y restarting it by turning it o and then turning it back on.

Compatible Android smartphone

You can use Android Auto with Android smartphone of Android version 8.0 or later.

NOTE

• Android Auto may not be available on all devices and is not available in all countries or regions.

• Compatible Android versions are subject to change without notice.

Ñ Preparation

Connect an Android smartphone via USB

terminal. (P. 57)

To use the hands-free function, connect the Android smartphone via Bluetooth.

Unlock your Android smartphone.

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APPS

Ñ Operation buttons and

available Apps on the Android Auto screen

You can perform the operations of the Apps of the connected Android smartphone.

The items displayed on the screen dier among the connected Android smartphone.

To enter Android Auto mode, touch [Android Auto] icon in the source selection screen. (P.10)

Application/information buttons

Starts the application or displays information.

To exit the Android Auto screen

Press the [ ] button.

Ñ Using voice control

Press the [ ] button.

To cancel

USB Mirroring Operation for iPhone

You can display and control the App on the unit while your iPhone is connected to the USB terminal.

To use USB mirroring, follow the instructions on your iPhone.

NOTE

• When using USB Mirroring, park in a safe place. While driving, an iPhone screen will not appear on this unit's display.

• Some content and applications may not display or output sound due to copyright reasons.

• If your iPhone isn't working the way you want, try restarting it by turning it o and then turning it back on.

Ñ Preparation

Download Mirroring App from the App

store.

Install the latest version of the Mirroring application “MirrorAPP+” on your iPhone.

NOTE

• Go to the MirrorAPP+ web page on the App Store to conrm compatibility.

• This application is not provided by JVCKENWOOD. JVCKENWOOD is not liable for any damages incurred by the customer in connection with the use of the application, except in cases where such damages are caused by JVCKENWOOD's willful misconduct or gross negligence.

Press the [ ] button.

Ñ Switch to the Android Auto

screen while listening to another source

Press and hold the [FNC] button.

Press and hold

NOTE

• If sound is output using Android Auto when the Android Auto screen is displayed, the source is switched to Android Auto.

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APPS

Ñ Connecting an iPhone

Pair your iPhone with the unit via

Bluetooth.

See Register the Bluetooth device (P.29) and Connect the Bluetooth device (P. 30).

Connect an iPhone via the USB terminal.

Launch Mirroring App on your iPhone.

Touch [Screen Mirror] to start Mirroring App.

Touch [Start Broadcast] to start capturing your iPhone screen.

Wait 15 to 30 seconds until the screen calibration is complete. (First time only)

Touch [Close] to close the message. You can display the same screen of the

iPhone on the monitor of the unit.

Start to enjoy Mirroring.

NOTE

• When an advertisement appears, touch the [Close] to close it.

• When you lock iPhone screen orientation, please unlock it.

Ñ Mirroring Operation

Operate your iPhone to activate Mirroring

App, then connect to this unit.

Press the [ ] button.

Touch USB Mirroring.

USB Mirroring Operation for Android Smartphone

You can display and control the App on the unit while your Android smartphone is connected to the USB terminal.

To use USB mirroring, follow the instructions on your Android smartphone.

NOTE

• When using USB Mirroring, park in a safe place. While driving, an Android smartphone screen will not appear on this unit's display.

• Some content and applications may not display or output sound due to copyright reasons.

• If your Android smartphone isn't working the way you want, tr y restarting it by turning it o and then turning it back on.

Ñ Preparation

Download Mirroring App from the Google

Play.

Install the latest version of the Mirroring application “MirrorAPP+” on your Android smartphone.

NOTE

• Go to the MirrorAPP+ web page on the Google Play to conrm compatibility.

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Ñ Connecting an Android

smartphone

Pair your Android smartphone with the

unit via Bluetooth.

See Register the Bluetooth device (P.29) and Connect the Bluetooth device (P. 30).

Connect an Android smartphone via the

USB terminal.

Launch Mirroring App on your Android

Smartphone.

Touch [OK] to start Mirroring App. Touch [Start now] to start capturing your

Android screen.

Start to enjoy Mirroring.

NOTE

• When an advertisement appears, touch the [Close] to close it.

Ñ Mirroring Operation

Operate your Android smartphone to

activate Mirroring App, then connect to this unit.

Press the [ ] button.

Touch USB Mirroring.

• After the app's advertisement ends, you can display the same screen of the Android smartphone on the monitor of the unit.

Ñ Operation buttons

Touch [ ] on the bottom left of the

screen.

h Operation menu appears.

USB Mirroring

1 2 3 4

[ ]

Works the same as the Back button on the Android smartphone.

[ ]

Works the same as the Home button on the Android smartphone.

[ ]

Works the same as the App Overview button on the Android smartphone.

[ ]

Displays the SETUP Menu screen.

[ ]

Automatically rotates the screen to match the orientation of your smartphone.

[ ]

Displays the screen in portrait orientation regardless of the orientation of the smartphone.

[ ]

Displays the screen in landscape orientation regardless of the orientation of the smartphone.

TEL

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USB

Connecting a USB device

Connect the USB device with the USB

cable. (P. 55)

Press the [ ] button.

Touch [ ].

Touch [USB]. (P.10)

Ñ Disconnect the USB device

Press the [ ] button.

Touch [ ].

Touch a source other than [USB].

Detach the USB device.

Ñ Usable USB device

You can use a mass-storage-class USB device on this unit.

The word “USB device” appearing in this manual indicates a ash memory device.

● About file system

The le system should be the one of the following.

• FAT16 • FAT32 • e xFAT • NTFS

NOTE

• Install the USB device in the place where it will not aect safe driving.

• You cannot connect a USB device via a USB hub and Multi Card Reader.

• Take backups of the audio les used with this unit. The les can be erased depending on the operating conditions of the USB device. We shall have no compensation for any damage arising from any erased data.

USB Basic Operation

Most functions can be controlled from the source control screen and playback screen.

Control screen

536

Open the drawer

Artwork/ Play mode indicator/ Playing

time

The jacket of the currently playing le is displayed.

• Touch [ ] / [ ] allows you to hide/display the area.

• [D], [B], etc.: Current play mode indicator The meanings of each icon are as follows; [D] (play), [B] (fast forward), [A] (fast backward), [H] (pause).

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USB

[ ] / [ ]

] : Repeats the current track/folder. Each

• [ time you touch the key, repeat mode switches in the following sequence; File repeat ([ all ([

] : Randomly plays all tracks in current

• [

]), Folder repeat ([ ]), Repeat

])

folder. Each time you touch the key, random mode switches in the following sequence; File random ([

Track information

]), Random o ([ ])

Displays the information of the current le. Only a le name and a folder name are

displayed if there is no tag information.

Content list

] on the right side of the screen to

Touch [ display the Content list. Touch [

] to close the

list. Displays the playing list. When you touch a

track/le name on the list, playback will start.

Function panel

] on the left side of the screen to

Touch [ display the function panel. Touch [

] to close

the panel.

• [

] [ ] : Searches previous/next folder.

• [DRIVE CHANGE] : Switches between partitions in a USB memory that has been fragmented into multiple partitions (up to 2 drives).

• [ASPECT](Only during video playback): Select screen mode. [Full]: Changes the aspect ratio of video and

displays fully on the screen.

[Normal]: Display with 4:3 ratio. [Auto]: Displays video fully on vertical or

horizontal with no ratio change.

[Operation keys

• [1] : Searches track/le. For details on search operation, see Search Operation (P.20).

• [E] [F] : Searches the previous/next track/ le. Touch and hold to fast forward or fast backward.

• [D/H] : Plays or pauses.

• [

] : Touch to mute or not to mute.

Indicator Items

• [VIDEO]: Identies the video le.

• [MUSIC]: Identies the music le.

Hide (Video file only)

• Touch to hide the operation keys.

Video screen

Searching file area (Video file only)

Touch to search the next/previous le.

Key display area (Video file only)

Touch to display the control screen.

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Search Operation

You can search music or video les by the following operations.

Touch [1].

Touch [S].

Select the list type.

NOTE

• For operations in the list screen, see L ist screen (P.12).

Ñ Category search

You can search a le by selecting category.

Touch [Category List].

Select whether you search by audio files

]

[

Touch the desired category.

Ñ Link search (Audio le only)

You can search a le of same artist/album/genre as the current track.

Touch [Link Search].

Touch the desired tag type. You can select

from artist, album and genre.

h The list corresponding to your selection

appears.

Touch desired item from the content list.

Ñ Folder search

You can search a le according to hierarchy.

Touch [Folder List].

h The list corresponding to your selection

appears.

Touch to select desired item in the list.

Repeat this step until you find the desired file.

Select whether you search audio files

]

[

or video files [].

Touch the desired folder.

When you touch a folder its contents are displayed.

Touch to select desired item in the list.

Repeat this step until you find the desired file.

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Tuner

Tuner Basic Operation

Most functions can be controlled from the source control screen.

To enter Tuner source, touch [Tune r] icon in the source selection screen. (P.10)

Control screen

5 6 3

Open the drawer

Information display

Displays the information of the current station: Frequency

Touching [ ] allows you to switch between Content A and Content B.

– Content A: PS name, Radio Text, PTY Genre – Content B: Radio Text plus, Title Artist

[Preset#]: Preset number

Seek mode

Switches the seek mode in the following sequence; [AUTO1], [AUTO2], [MANUAL].

• [AUTO1]: Tunes in a station with good reception automatically.

• [AUTO2]: Tunes in stations in memory one after another.

• [MANUAL]: Switches to the next frequency manually.

Operation keys

• [E] [F] : Tunes in a station. The method of

frequency switching can be changed (see 2 in table).

• [

] : Touch to mute or not to mute.

Preset list

• Touch [

• Recalls the memorized station.

• When touched for 2 seconds, stores the

Touch on the left side of the screen to display the function panel. Touch again to close the panel.

• [TI] (FM only): Sets the trac information

• [SETUP] (FM only): Displays the Tuner SETUP

• [PTY] (FM only): Searches a program by setting

• [AME]: Presets stations automatically. For

• [MONO] (FM only): Select the Monaural

• [LO.S] (FM only): Turns the Local Seek function

Switches the band.

• [ST]: A stereo broadcast is being received.

• [MONO]: The forced monaural function is on.

• [TI]: Indicates the reception state of trac

• [LOS]: The Local Seek function is on.

• [AF]: The AF search function is on.

] twice on the right side of the screen to display the Preset list. Touch [ the list.

current receiving station in memory.

Function panel

mode on. For details, see Trac Information (P. 23).

screen. For details, see Tuner Setup (P.23).

program type. For details, see Search by program type (P.22).

details, see Auto memory (P.22).

reception.

on or o.

[FM] [AM]

Indicator Items

information.

White: TP is being received. Orange: TP is not being received.

] to close

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Tuner

• [RDS]: Indicates the state of the Radio Data System station when the AF function is on.

White: Radio Data System is being received. Orange: Radio Data System is not being

received.

• [EON]: The Radio Data System station is sending EON (Enhanced Other Networks).

Memory Operation

Ñ Auto memory

You can store stations with good reception in memory automatically.

Touch desired band key.

Touch [ ] on the left side of the screen.

Touch [AME].

Selecting Operation

Ñ Preset select

You can list and select memorized station.

Touch [ ] twice on the right side of the

screen. Select a station from the list.

Ñ Search by program type

(FM only)

You can tune to a station with a specic program type when listening to FM.

Touch [ ] on the left side of the screen.

Touch [PTY].

h A confirmation screen appears.

Touch [Yes ].

h Auto memory starts.

Ñ Manual memory

You can store the current receiving station in memory.

Select a station you wish to store in

memory.

Touch [FM#] (#: 1-24) or [AM#] (#: 1-12) on

the preset list in which you want to store the station for 2 seconds.

h PTY Search screen appears.

Select a program type from the list.

Touch [Search].

You can search a station of the selected program type.

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Tuner

Trac Information (FM only)

You can listen and watch the trac information automatically when a trac bulletin starts. However, this feature requires a Radio Data System that includes the TI information.

Touch [ ] on the left side of the screen.

Touch [TI].

h Traffic information mode is set.

Ñ When the trac bulletin starts

The Trac Information screen appears automatically.

Tuner Setup (FM only)

You can set tuner related parameters.

Touch [ ].

Touch [ ] on the left side of the screen.

Touch [SETUP].

h Tuner SETUP screen appears.

Set each item as follows.

■ [AF]

When station reception is poor, automatically switches to the station that is broadcasting the same program over the same Radio Data System network. Default is “ON”.

■ [Regional]

Sets whether to switch to the station only in the specific region using the “AF” control.

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Digital Radio

(KW-M595DBT)

Digital Radio Basic Operation

Most functions can be controlled from the source control screen.

To enter Digital Radio source, touch [Digital Radio] icon in the source selection screen. (P.10)

Control screen

321 4

5 6

Open the drawer

75 8

Artwork area

The picture data is displayed if available from current content.

Touch [ ] / [ ] allows you to hide/display the artwork area.

[P#]: Preset number [CH#]: Channel display

Seek mode

Switches the seek mode in the following sequence; [AUTO1], [AUTO2], [MANUAL].

• [AUTO1]: Tunes in a ensemble with good reception automatically.

• [AUTO2]: Tunes in ensemble in memory one after another.

• [MANUAL]: Switches to the next ensemble manually.

Indicator display

Displays the received signal strength.

Information display

Displays the information of the current station: Service Name

Touching [ ] allows you to switch between Content A, Content B and Content C.

– Content A: Ensemble name, PTY Genre

– Content B: Song Title, Artist Name, DLS – Content C: Now Playing, Next Program, Audio

Quality

Function panel

Touch on the left side of the screen to display the function panel. Touch again to close the panel.

• [TI]: Sets the trac information mode on. For details, see Trac Information (P.26).

• [SETUP]: Displays the Digital Radio SETUP screen. For details, see Digital Radio Setup (P. 27).

• [PTY]: Searches a program by setting program type. For details, see Search by progra m ty pe (P. 25).

• [DLS]: Display the Dynamic Label Segment screen.

Operation keys

• [1] : Displays the Service List screen. For details on search operation, see Service search (P. 26).

• [E] [F] : Tunes in a ensemble, service, and component. The seek mode switching can be changed (see

] : Touch to mute or not to mute.

• [

in table).

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Preset list

• Touch [

• Recalls the memorized service.

• When touched for 2 seconds, stores the

• [DAB+]: Digital Radio is being received.

• [RDS]: Radio Data System is being received.

] / [ ] allows you to change the

display size.

current service in memory.

Indicator Items

Storing Service in Preset Memory

You can store the current receiving service in memory.

1 Select a service you wish to store in

memory.

2 Touch [ ] on the right side of the screen.

Selecting Operation

Ñ Search by program type

You can tune to a station with a specic program type when listening to Digital Radio.

1 Touch [ ] on the left side of the screen.

Touch [PTY].

h PTY Search screen appears.

2 Select a program type from the list. 3 Touch [Search].

3 Touch the service name in which you

want to store the station for 2 seconds.

You can search a station of the selected program type.

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Ñ Service search

You can select a service from a list of all services received.

1 Touch [1].

2 Select the desired content from the list.

■ [ ]

Touch and hold to find the latest service list.

■ [1][A-Z]

Displays the keyboard screen. Jump to the letter you entered (alphabet

search).

Trac Information

You can listen and watch the trac information automatically when a trac bulletin starts. However, this feature requires a Digital Radio that includes the TI information.

1 Touch [ ] on the left side of the screen.

Touch [TI].

h Traffic information mode is set.

Ñ When the trac bulletin starts

The Trac Information screen appears automatically.

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Digital Radio Setup

You can set Digital Radio related parameters.

1 Touch [ ] on the left side of the screen.

Touch [SETUP].

h Digital Radio SETUP screen appears.

2 Set each item as follows.

■ [Priority]

If the same service is provided by Digital Radio during Radio Data System reception, automatically switches to Digital Radio. If the same service is provided by Radio Data System when reception of the service being provided by Digital Radio becomes poor, automatically switches to Radio Data System.

■ [Announcement Select]

Switches to the set Announcement service. For details, see Announcement setup (P. 27).

■ [Related Service]

When you select “ON”, the unit switches to a related service (if exists) when a Digital Radio service network is not available.

Default is “OFF”.

■ [Antenna Power

Sets power supply to the Digital Radio antenna. Set to “ON” when the Digital Radio antenna in use is equipped with a booster.

Default is “ON”.

Ñ Announcement setup

When the service for which “ON” is selected starts, switches from any source to Announcement to receive it.

1 Touch [Announcement Select] in the

Digital Radio SETUP screen.

h The Announcement Select screen

appears.

2 Touch each Announcement list and set

on or off.

NOTE

• The volume setting during reception of

Announcement service is automatically stored. The next time the Announcement ser vice is received, this unit recalls the volume setting automatically.

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Bluetooth Control

Using the Bluetooth function, various functions can be used: listening to the audio le, making/ receiving a call.

Information for using Bluetooth® devices

Bluetooth is a short-range wireless radio communication technology for mobile devices such as mobile phones, portable PCs, and other devices.

Bluetooth devices can be connected without cables and communicate with each other.

NOTE

• While driving, do not perform complicated operations such as dialing numbers, using the phone book, etc. When you perform these operations, stop your car in a safe place.

• Some Bluetooth devices may not connect to this unit depending on the Bluetooth version of the device.

• This unit may not work for some Bluetooth devices.

• Connecting conditions may vary depending on your environment.

• For some Bluetooth devices, the device is disconnected when the unit is turned o.

Ñ About the cell-phone and

Bluetooth audio player

This unit conforms to the following Bluetooth specications:

Version

Bluetooth Ver. 5.0

Prole

Cell-phone:

HFP (Hands Free Prole) PBAP (Phonebook Access Prole)

Audio player:

A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Prole) AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Prole)

Sound codec

SBC, AAC

NOTE

• The units supporting the Bluetooth function have been certied for conformity with the Bluetooth Standard following the procedure prescribed by Bluetooth SIG .

• However, it may be impossible for such units to communicate with your cell-phone depending on its type.

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Bluetooth Control

Register the Bluetooth device

It is necessary to register the Bluetooth audio player or cell-phone to this unit before using the Bluetooth function.

You can register up to 7 Bluetooth devices.

NOTE

• Up to 7 Bluetooth devices can be registered. If an attempt is made to register the 8th Bluetooth device, the Bluetooth device connected on the earliest date will be deleted to register the 8th one.

Turn on the Bluetooth function on your

smartphone/cell-phone.

Search the unit (“KW-M*****”) from your

smartphone/cell-phone.

Operate your smartphone/cell-phone

according to the displayed messages.

■ Confirm the request on the

smartphone/cell-phone.

Connection Setup

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu screen appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP Menu screen appears.

Touch [Connection].

h Connection screen appears.

See the following section for each setting.

• Connect the Bluetooth device (P. 30)

■ If a PIN code is required, enter the PIN

code (“0000”).

Touch [Yes ].

When data transmission and connection have completed, the Bluetooth connection icon appears on the screen.

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Bluetooth Control

Ñ Connect the Bluetooth device

Touch [Device List] in the Connection

screen.

Touch [ ] you want to connect.

NOTE

• If [ ] turns to [ ], it means that the unit will use that device.

To delete the registered Bluetooth device

Touch [ ].

h Confirmation message appears.

Touch [Yes ].

Playing Bluetooth Audio Device

Most function can be controlled from the source control screen.

To enter Bluetooth source, touch [Bluetooth Audio] icon in the source selection screen. (P.10)

Ñ Bluetooth basic operation

Control screen

[ ] / [ ]

] : Repeats the current track/folder. Each

• [ time you touch the key, repeat mode switches in the following sequence; File repeat ([ Folder repeat ([ Repeat o ([

] : Randomly plays all tracks in current

• [ folder. Each time you touch the key, random mode switches in the following sequence; All random ([

• Operations and display indications may dier according to their availability on the connected device.

Information display *

• Displays the name of the track information.

• Connected device name.

Operation keys *

• [1]: Searches le. See File search (P.31).

• [E] [F]: Searches the previous/next content. Touch and hold to fast forward or fast backward.

• [D]: Plays.

• [H]: Pauses.

] : Touch to mute or not to mute.

• [

] : Displays the Device List screen. (P. 30)

• [

]), All songs repeat ([ ]),

])

]), Random o ([ ])

]),

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Play mode indicator/ Playing time

• Touch [

• [D], [H]: Current play mode indicator

* These items appear only when the audio

player which supports AVRCP prole is connected.

] / [ ] allows you to hide/display the

artwork area.

The meanings of each icon are as follows; [D] (play), [B] (fast forward), [A] (fast backward), [H] (pause).

NOTE

• If the operation keys do not appear, operate from the player.

• Depending on your cell-phone or audio player, audio may be heard and controlled but text information may not appear.

• If the volume is too low, raise it on your cellphone or audio player.

Ñ File search

Touch [1].

Touch the desired file or folder.

Using Hands-Free Unit

You can use telephone function by connecting the Bluetooth telephone to this unit.

NOTE

• While Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is being connected, Bluetooth Hands-Free function cannot be used. Only Apple CarPlay or Android Auto Hands-Free function can be used.

Ñ Make a call

Touch [ ].

h Hands Free screen appears.

NOTE

• If your mobile phone supports PBAP, you can display the phone book and call lists on the touch panel screen when the mobile phone is connected.

– Phone book : up to 1000 entries – Up to 20 entries including dialed calls,

received calls, and missed calls

When you touch a folder its contents are displayed.

Touch desired item from the content list.

h Playback starts.

NOTE

• For operations in the list screen, see L ist screen (P.12).

Select a dialing method.

• [ ]: Call using call records

• [

]: Call using the phonebook

• [

]: Call using the preset number

• [

]: Call by entering a phone number

• [

]: Voice Recognition ( P.33)

• [

]: Device List

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Bluetooth Control

● Device List

1) Touch [ Device List screen appears.

NOTE

• The status icons such as bat tery and antenna displayed may dier from those displayed on the cell-phone.

• Setting the cell-phone in the private mode can disable the hands-free function.

Call using call records

Touch [ ].

Select the phone number from the list.

Call by entering a phone number

Touch [ ].

Enter a phone number with number keys.

Call using the preset number

Touch [ ].

Touch the Name or phone number.

Call using the phonebook

Touch [ ].

Select the person you want to call from

the list.

Select the phone number from the list.

Touch [ ].

NOTE

• If no Phonebook has been downloaded, touching [Download Phonebook Now] will start downloading the Phonebook.

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Ñ Voice Recognition

You can access the voice recognition function of the cell-phone connected to this unit. You can search the cell-phone phonebook by voice. (The functionality depends on the cell-phone.)

Press the [ ] button.

h Voice Recognition screen appears.

Start speaking.

NOTE

• You can use voice recognition function by touching [

] on the Hands Free screen.

Ñ Receive a call

Touch [ ] to answer a phone call or

[

] to reject an incoming call.

NOTE

• While monitoring the view camera, this screen does not appear even if a call comes in. To display this screen, return the shift knob of car to the driver position.

To end call

While talking, touch [ ].

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Ñ Operations during a call

● Adjust the volume of your voice

1) Touch [Speech Quality].

2) Touch [T] or [U] for [Microphone Level].

● Adjust the receiver volume

Press the [−] or [＋] button.

● Output the dial tone

Touch [DTMF] to display the tone input screen. You can send tones by touching desired keys on

the screen.

● Switching the speaking voice output

Touching [ speaking voice output between cell-phone and speaker.

● Call-waiting

When you receive a call while talking on another call, you can answer the newly received call by touching

Each time you touch When you touch

and switch to the call in hold.

]/ [ ] each time switches the

. The current call is on hold.

[

]

, the caller will change.

]

[

, the current call will end

]

[

Ñ Phone number preset

You can register frequently used phone numbers to this unit.

Touch [ ].

Touch [Edit].

Select where to preset.

■ [Delete all]

To delete all preset numbers, touch [Delete all] and then touch [Yes ] on the confirmation screen.

Select how to preset.

■ [Add number from phonebook]

Select the number to preset from the phonebook. See Call using the phonebook (P. 32).

■ [Add number direct]

Enter the telephone number directly and touch [SET]. See Call by entering a phone number (P.32).

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■ [Delete]

To delete a preset number, touch [Delete] and then touch [Ye s] on the confirmation screen.

Ñ Phonebook transfer

You can transfer the phonebook in your Bluetooth smartphone via PBAP.

Touch [ ].

h The phonebook data transmission starts.

NOTE

• If the Phonebook contains more than 1000 entries, Phonebook data cannot be transferred.

Phonebook deletion

Touch [ ].

h Confirmation message appears.

Touch [Yes ].

Hands-Free Setup

You can make various settings for the HandsFree function.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP Menu screen appears.

Touch [Connection].

h Connection screen appears.

Touch [Bluetooth]

h Bluetooth screen appears.

Touch [TEL SETUP].

h TEL SETUP screen appears.

Set each function as follows.

■ [Sort Order]

Set how to sort the data in the smartphone/ cell-phone phonebook.

[First] (Default)]: Sorts data by the first name. [Last]: Sorts data by the last name.

Touch [ ].

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Other External Components

View Camera

# CAUTION

The position of parking guidelines displayed on the monitor may dier from actual condition.

Please take the actual parking guidelines as reference and check with eyes.

NOTE

• To connect a camera, see P.55.

• To use a rear view camera, a REVERSE lead connection is required. (P.56)

• The rear view screen is displayed when you shift the gear to the reverse (R) position.

Ñ Display the camera screen

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h View camera screen appears.

Adjust each item as follows.

Ñ Camera Setup

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP Menu screen appears.

Touch [Camera].

h Camera screen appears.

Set each item as follows.

■ [Rear Camera Message]

[Always display] (Default): Always displays the caution message on the rear camera interruption screen.

[Clear after 5 seconds]: Displays the caution message for about 5 seconds on the rear camera interruption screen.

■ [Parking Guidelines]

You can display parking guidelines to enable easier parking when you shift the gear to the reverse (R) position.

Default is “ON”.

■ [Guidelines SETUP]

If you select [ON] for [Parking Guidelines], adjust the parking guidelines. See To adjust the parking guidelines (P.37).

Camera off

Touch to exit the camera screen.

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To adjust the parking guidelines

NOTE

• Install the rear view camera in the appropriate position according to the instructions supplied with the rear view camera.

• When adjusting the parking guidelines, make sure to use the parking brake to prevent the car from moving.

Touch [ON] of [Parking Guidelines] in the

Camera screen. (P. 36)

Touch [Guidelines SETUP] in the Camera

screen.

Adjust the parking guidelines by

selecting the [ ] mark.

Other External Components

Adjusting the position of the selected

mark.

Make sure that A and B are horizontally parallel, and that C and D are the same length.

NOTE

• Touch [Initialise] and after touch [Yes ] to set all the [

] marks to the initial default position.

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Monitor Screen Setup

You can adjust image quality in video screen.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h Screen Control screen appears.

Adjust each item as follows.

■ [Backlight]

■ [Contrast]

■ [Brightness]

■ [Colour]

■ [Tint]

■ [Aspect]

Select screen mode. [Auto](Default): Displays video fully on

vertical or horizontal with no ratio change. [Full]: Changes the aspect ratio of video and

displays fully on the screen. [Normal]: Display with 4:3 ratio.

System Setup

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h See the following section for each

setting.

• Set up AV (P. 41)

• Set up display (P.40)

• Set up the user interface ( P.39)

• Set up camera (P.36)

• Set up special (P.40)

• Set up Connection (P.29)

NOTE

• Adjusting items are dierent depending on the current source.

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Setting Up

User Interface Setup

You can setup user interface parameters.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP screen appears.

Touch [User Interface].

h User Interface screen appears.

Set each item as follows.

■ [Beep]

Turns the key touch tone on or off. Default is “[OFF]”.

■ [Language]

Selects a language.

■ [Steering Remote Controller]

Sets the desired function in the steering remote controller. See Learning function of steering remote (P.39).

■ [Time Format]

Select the time display format. "[12-Hour]" / "[24-Hour]" (Default)

■ [Clock]

■ [Daylight Saving]

■ [Time Zone]

■ [Clock Adjust]

You can set the date and time.

Ñ Learning function of steering

remote

This function is available only when your vehicle is equipped with the electrical steering remote controller.

If your steering remote controller is not compliant, learning may not be completed and error message may appear.

Touch [Steering Remote Controller] in

the User Interface screen.

h Steering Remote Controller screen

appears.

Touch the function you want to set.

Press and hold the steering remote

controller button.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary.

Touch [ ].

NOTE

• When changing the function already learned, select the function from the function list in step 2 and then press and hold the button you want to change.

• Conrm the contents of the set table function on the function list. You cannot edit the func tion list.

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Setting Up

Special Setup

You can setup Special parameters.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP screen appears.

Touch [Special].

h Special screen appears.

Set each item as follows.

■ [DEMO]

Set the demonstration mode. Default is “[ON]”.

■ [Product Info]

Displays the product information. Check the serial number of this unit.

■ [Software Information]

Check the software version of this unit.

■ [Open Source Licenses]

Displays the open source licenses.

■ [Initialise]

Touch [Initialise] and then touch [Yes ] to set all the settings to the initial default settings.

Ñ Software Information

Check the software version of this unit.

Touch [Software Information] in the

Special screen.

Confirm the software version.

(P. 40)

Display Setup

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP screen appears.

Touch [Display].

h Display screen appears.

Set each item as follows.

■ [Dimmer]

Select dimmer mode.

[OFF]: The display and buttons do not dim. [ON]: The display and buttons dim. [SYNC] (Default): Turns the dimmer function

on or off when the vehicle light control switch is turned on or off.

■ [OSD Clock]

Select if you want to display the clock while watching video files on USB, etc.

"[ON]" (Default)/"[OFF]"

■ [Wallpaper Customize]

Changing wallpaper image. (P. 40)

Ñ Change wallpaper image

Touch [Wallpaper Customize] in the

Display screen.

Select an image.

*1 Select an original image in advance.

This function is available once MirrorAPP+

is installed on your iPhone or Android smartphone. See the description of the application for details.

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Setting Up

To register original image

You can load an image from the connected USB device and set it for the wallpaper image.

Before operating this procedure, it is necessary to connect the device which has the image to load.

Touch [User Select] in the wallpaper

screen.

Select the image to load.

Touch [Enter].

h The selected image is loaded and the

display returns to the wallpaper screen.

NOTE

• Touching [ ] rotates counter clockwise.

• Touching [

• Picture les: JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg), PNG (.png), BMP (.bmp)

• Maximum number of pixels: 1200 x 1200

• Bit depth: 24 bit

] rotates clockwise.

AV Setup

You can set AV parameters.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP screen appears.

Touch [AV].

h AV screen appears.

Set each item as follows.

■ [AV-OUT]

Specify whether to output the current source signal from the VIDEO OUT terminal.

“[ON]”/ “[OFF]” (Default)

NOTE

• Images can be output only from the USB (video le) source.

■ [Driving Position]

Select the position of the control bar (left or right) shown on the touch panel.

“[Left]” (Default)/ “[Right]”

NOTE

• The setting is available when an iPhone is disconnected.

■ [Reverse with ATT]

When the gear is shifted to the reverse (R) position, the volume of the device is adjusted.

“[ON]”(Default) / “[OFF]”

■ [Guidance Volume]

Adjust the level of guidance volume. Default is “15”

■ [Voice Recognition Volume]

Adjust the level of voice recognition volume. Default is “15”

■ [Phone Incoming Volume]

Adjust the level of phone incoming volume. Default is “15”

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■ [Phone Calling/Talking Volume]

Adjust the level of phone calling/talking volume. Default is “15”

■ [Speech Quality Adjust]

Adjust the speech quality. [Microphone Level] : Adjust the level of

microphone gain.

[Echo Cancel Level] : Adjust the level of

echo cancellation.

[Noise Reduction Level] : Reduce the

noise generated in the surrounding environment without changing the microphone volume. Use this function when the voice of caller is not clear.

Connection Setup

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h SETUP Menu screen appears.

Touch [Connection].

h Connection screen appears.

Touch [Bluetooth].

h Bluetooth screen appears.

Set each parameter as follows.

■ [Bluetooth Device Name]

You can change the Bluetooth device name. See Change the device name for Bluetooth

(P. 43).

■ [PIN Code]

Display the PIN code.

■ Bluetooth MAC Address

Display the MAC address.

■ [Auto Response]*

Set the automatic response time to pick-up an incoming call.

[OFF] (Default): Turns off the Automatic

response function.

[20/25/30]: Sets the ringing time (second).

■ [TEL SETUP]

You can change the settings for Hands-Free function. See Hands-Free Setup (P.35).

* Either the auto response time set on this

unit or the time set on the smartphone/ cell-phone, whichever is shorter takes effect.

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Ñ Change the device name for

Bluetooth

Touch [Device Name] on the Connection

screen.

h Change Device Name screen appears.

Touch [ ].

Input the device name.

Touch [Enter].

Setting Up

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Controlling Audio

You can adjust the various settings such as audio balance or subwoofer level.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h See the following section for each

setting.

• Set up speaker/ X’over ( P.44)

• Controlling equalizer (P. 46)

• Set listening position/ DTA ( P.48)

• Controlling general audio (Fader / Balance) (P. 45)

• Set volume offset (P. 47)

• Set sound effect (P.47)

Speaker/ X’over setup

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h Audio screen appears.

Touch [Speaker/Xʼover].

Select a car type.

You can setup the car type and speaker network, etc.

If your car type is selected, the Delay Time Alignment is set automatically (for timing adjustment of sound output for each channel) to have the highest surround effects.

Touch the speaker (1) you wish to adjust

and set each item (2) as follows.

■ [Speaker]

You can select a speaker type and its size to get the best sound effects.

When the speaker type and size are set, the speaker crossover network is set automatically.

■ [Location] (Only for Front, Rear)

Select the speaker position you have fixed.

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Controlling Audio

■ [Tweeter] (Only for Front)

You can set the tweeter when you are selecting front speakers.

[None], [Small], [Medium], [Large]

■ [Xʼover]

Displays the speaker crossover setup screen. You can adjust the crossover setup that was

set automatically when you selected the speaker type.

For details, see Crossover network setup

(P. 45)

Ñ Crossover network setup

You can set a crossover frequency of speakers.

Touch [Xʼover].

Touch the speaker to set.

Set each item as follows.

■ [TW] (Tweeter) [Gain]*

Adjusts the tweeter level. (When front is selected on Speaker Select screen)

■ [Phase Inversion]*

Sets the phase of subwoofer output. Check [Phase Inversion] to shift the phase

180 degrees. (When subwoofer is selected on Speaker Select screen)

Only when “[LPF FREQ]”/“[HPF FREQ]” is

set to a mode other than “[Through]” in [Xʼover].

Only when “[Tweeter]” is set to “[Small]”,

“[Medium]”, “ [Large]” in [Speaker Setup].

Only when “[Subwoofer]” is set to a mode

other than “[None]” in [Speaker Setup].

Controlling General Audio

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h Audio screen appears.

Touch [Fader / Balance].

■ [HPF FREQ]

High Pass Filter adjustment. (When front or rear speaker is selected on Speaker Select screen)

■ [LPF FREQ]

Low Pass Filter adjustment. (When subwoofer is selected on Speaker Select screen)

■ [Slope]*

Sets a crossover slope.

■ [Gain]

Adjusts the front speaker, rear speaker, or subwoofer level.

Set each item as follows.

■ [Fader] / [Balance]

Adjust the volume balance around the touched area.

[C] and [D] adjust the right and left volume balance.

[R] and [S] adjust the front and rear volume balance.

■ [Center]

Clear the adjustment.

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Controlling Audio

Equalizer Control

You can adjust equalizer by selecting the optimized setting for each category.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h Audio screen appears.

Touch [Equaliser].

Touch the screen and set the Graphic

Equalizer as desired.

■ [ALL SRC]

Apply the adjusted equalizer to all sources. Touch [ALL SRC] and then touch [OK] on the confirmation screen.

■ Gain level (dotted frame area)

Adjust the gain level by touching the each frequency bar.

You can select frequency bar and adjust its level by [R], [S].

■ [Preset Select]

Displays the screen to recall the preset equalizer curve.

■ [Initialise]

The current EQ curve returns to flat.

■ [Memory]

Saves the adjusted equalizer curve from “[User1]” t o “ [User3]”.

■ [Bass EXT] (Bass Extend Settings)

When turned on, the frequency lower than

62.5 Hz is set to the same gain level as 62.5

Hz.

■ [SW Level]

Adjusts the subwoofer volume.

Ñ Recall the EQ curve

Touch [Preset Select].

Select EQ curve.

Ñ Save the EQ curve

Adjust the EQ curve.

Touch [Memory].

Select where to save.

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Controlling Audio

Volume Oset

Finely adjust the volume of the current source to minimize the dierence in volume between dierent sources.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h Audio screen appears.

Touch [Volume Offset].

Touch [＋] or [−] to adjust the level.

■ [Initialise]

Returns to the initial settings.

* If you have increased the volume rst, then

reduced the volume using the “Volume Oset”, the sound generated if you suddenly switch to another source may be extremely loud.

Sound Eect

You can set sound eects.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h Audio screen appears.

Touch [Sound Effect].

Set each item as follows.

■ [Bass Boost]

Sets the amount of bass boost among “[OFF]”/ “[1]”/ “[2]”/ “[3]”.

■ [Loudness]

Sets the amounts of boost of low and high tones.

“[OFF]”, “ [Low]”, “ [High]”

■ [Built-in AMP]

Turn ON/OFF the built-in amplifier. When an external power amplifier is

connected, stopping the current flowing to the built-in amplifier will reduce heat generation and produce better sound.

“[OFF]”, “ [ON]”

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Controlling Audio

Listening Position/ DTA

Adjust the sound delay time as nearer speakers to the selected seat have more delay time, so that the sound from each speaker arrive a listener at the same time.

Press the [FNC] button.

h Popup menu appears.

Touch [ ].

h Audio screen appears.

Touch [Position/DTA].

Select listening position from [FrontR]

(Right front), [FrontL] (Left front), [FrontAll] (All front), and [All].

Position DTA control

You can ne-adjust your listening position.

Touch [Adjust].

Touch [Delay].

Touch [T] or [U] to adjust the delay time of

the selected speaker.

Touch [Level].

Touch [T] or [U] to adjust the sound level

of the selected speaker.

NOTE

• To return to the initial setting of Delay and Level, touch [Initialise] and [Yes] in the conrmation screen.

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Remote control

This unit can be operated using the remote control RM-RK259 (optional accessory).

Ñ Changing the battery of the

remote control unit

• Use a commercially available button batter y (CR2025).

• Inser t the battery with the + and – poles aligned properly.

# WARNINGS

• Do not ingest the battery, Chemical Burn Hazard The remote control supplied with this product contains a coin/button cell battery. If the coin/ button cell battery is swallowed, it can cause severe internal burns in just 2 hours and can lead to death. Keep new and used batteries away from children. If the battery compartment does not close securely, stop using the product and keep it away from children. If you think batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention.

# CAUTION

• Risk of re or explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Ensure to replace only with the same type.

• Risk of re, explosion or the leakage of ammable liquid or gas if the battery is left in an extremely high temperature surrounding environment and/or subjected extremely low air pressure. The battery pack or batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, re or the like.

• Risk of re, explosion or the leakage of ammable liquid or gas if the battery is disposed into re or a hot oven, recharged, shorted, mechanically crushed or cut of the bat tery.

• If spilled uid comes in contact with your eyes or on clothing, immediately rinse with water and consult a physician.

Keep on slide

Pull out

CR2025 (+side)

Remote control

Functions of the Remote control Buttons

Key

Name

[SRC]

[VOL] [+] [–]

[ATT]

[DISP]

[FM/][R] [AM/][S]

[E] [2] [F] [3]

[D/H]

[ANGLE]

]

[

[DIRECT]

[ASPECT]

Switches to the source to be played. In hands-free mode, hangs up the phone.

Adjusts the volume.

Mutes/restores the sound.

Switches the screen between the current source and the App screen from the connected iPhone/Android.

During tuner source, select FM/AM band to be received.

Selects the track or file to be played. For the tuner and Digital Radio sources, switches to broadcast stations received by the unit.

For the tuner and Digital Radio sources, switches the seek mode. For the USB, BT audio, Plays or pauses.

Not used.

When a call comes in, answers the call.

Switches to the direct search mode. For details on the direct search mode, see Direct search mode (P.50).

Changes the aspect ratio.

Function

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Remote control

Key

Name

Numeric Keypad

[CLR]

[ENT]

Specifies the number to search in direct search. For details on the direct search mode, see Direct search mode (P.50).

Deletes a character while in direct search mode.

Performs the selected function.

Function

Ñ Direct search mode

Using the remote control, you can jump directly to the tuner frequency.

NOTE

• This operation cannot be performed for USB device.

Press the [DIRECT] button.

The available contents are different depending on the source type.

■ Tuner

Frequency value

Press number buttons to enter a

frequency.

Press the [ENT] button to confirm the

entry.

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Connection/Installation

This section is for the professional installer. For safety’s sake, leave wiring and mounting to professionals. Consult the car audio dealer.

Before Installation

Before installation of this unit, please note the following precautions.

# WARNINGS

• 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 re. Always connect those wires to the power source running through the fuse box.

• Do not cut out the fuse from the ignition wire (red) and the battery wire (yellow). The power supply must be connected to the wires via the fuse.

• When wiring wires, be sure to wrap insulating tape, to protect the insulation, around wires where they contact metal parts. Failure to do so may result in re or electric shock.

# CAUTION

• Install this unit in the console of your vehicle. Do not touch the metal part of this unit during and shortly after the use of the unit. Metal part such as the heat sink and enclosure become hot.

• To prevent injury from sharp edges, etc., do not expose the skin on your arms and hands while installing this unit.

• Be careful not to pinch the harnesses during the installation.

NOTE

• Mounting and wiring this product requires skills and experience. For best safety, leave the mounting and wiring work to professionals.

• Make sure to ground the unit to a negative 12V DC power supply.

• 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.

• If the power is not turned ON (“There is an error in the speaker wiring. Please check the connections.” is displayed), the speaker wire may have a short-circuit or touched the chassis of the vehicle and the protection function may have been activated. Therefore, the speaker wire should be checked.

• 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 o with the ignition key. If you connect the ignition wire to a power source with a constant voltage supply, such as with battery wires, the battery may be drained.

• If the console has a lid, make sure to install the unit so that the front panel will not hit the lid when closing and opening.

• If the fuse blows, rst 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.

• Do not press hard on the panel surface when installing the unit to the vehicle. Otherwise scars, damage, or failure may result.

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Connection/Installation

• Reception may drop if there are metal objects near the Bluetooth antenna.

Bluetooth antenna unit

Ñ Supplied accessories for

installation

1 2

(2 m)

(3 m)

Installing the unit

Ñ Mounting sleeve

Bend the tabs of the mounting sleeve with a screwdriver or similar utensil and attach it in place.

NOTE

• Make sure that the unit is installed securely in place. If the unit is unstable, it may malfunction (eg, the sound may skip).

Ñ Trim plate

1) Attach accessory 2 to the unit.

Ñ Installation procedure

1) To prevent a short circuit, remove the key

from the ignition and disconnect the ¤ terminal of the battery.

2) Make the proper input and output wire connections for each unit.

3) Connect the wire on the wiring harness.

4) Take Connector B on the wiring harness and connect it to the speaker connector in your vehicle.

5) Take Connector A on the wiring harness and connect it to the external power connector on your vehicle.

6) Connect the wiring harness connector to the unit.

7) Install the unit in your car.

8) Reconnect the ¤ terminal of the battery.

9) Press the reset button.

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Connection/Installation

Ñ 1DIN install

(without mounting sleeve)

You can install the unit in a 1DIN size space by removing the right, lef t, and rear brackets.

1) Remove the four black screws from the rear bracket, then remove two black screws from each of the left and right brackets.

Left bracket

2) Align the holes in the unit (on both sides) with the vehicle mounting bracket and secure the unit with screws (Sold separately).

8 mm MAX.

# CAUTION

Use only the specied screws. Using wrong screws might damage the unit.

Rear bracket

Right bracket

8 mm MAX.

Ñ GPS antenna

GPS antenna is installed inside of the car. It should be installed as horizontally as possible to allow easy reception of the GPS satellite signals.

To mount the GPS antenna inside your vehicle:

1) Clean your dashboard or other mounting surface.

2) Remove the separator of the metal plate (accessory 8).

3) Press the metal plate (accessory 8) down firmly on your dashboard or other mounting surface. You can bend the metal plate (accessory 8) to conform to a curved surface, if necessary.

4) Peel off the backing paper of the doublesided tape (accessory 7) and use it to attach the GPS antenna (accessory 6) and metal plate (accessory 8).

NOTE

• Use the supplied GPS antenna. Using the GPS antenna other than the supplied one may cause a drop in positioning accurac y.

• Depending on the type of car, reception of the GPS satellite signals might not be possible with an inside installation.

• Please install this GPS antenna in an area away from any antennas that are used with CB radios or satellite televisions.

• The GPS antenna should be installed at a position that is spaced at least 12 inch (30 cm) from smartphone/cell-phone or other transmitting antennas. Signals from the GPS satellite may be inter fered with by these types of communication.

• Painting the GPS antenna with (metallic) paint may cause a drop in performance.

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Connection/Installation

Ñ Removing the trim plate

1) Insert the extraction key (accessory 4)

between the trim plate and the main unit from between the claws.

2) Pull the plate out towards yourself.

Ñ Removing the unit

1) Remove the trim plate by referring to step 1 in “Removing the trim plate”.

2) Insert the extraction key (accessory 5) deeply into the gap between the grooves as shown. (The protrusion at the tip of the extraction key must face toward the unit.)

4) Pull out the unit halfway.

NOTE

• Be careful to avoid injury from the catch pins on the extraction key.

5) Pull the unit all the way out with your hands, being careful not to drop it.

3) With the inserted extraction key secured, insert the other extraction key into the slot.

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Ñ Connecting wires to terminals

Subwoofer Preout (Blue)

Connection/Installation

SUB-W

V-OUT

CAM IN

FL RL

SUB-W

V-OUT

FL RL

CAM IN

Visual Output (Yellow)

Rear view camera input (Yellow)

Rear Audio Preout (Left; White, Right; Red)

Front Audio Preout (Left; White, Right; Red)

Fuse (15A)

USB terminal

(1.0 m)

[1]

5V 2.1A

USB device

[2]

CapCap

Φ 6.5 mm (maximum)

GPS Antenna

Cap

Digital Radio antenna jack (SMB connector) (KW-M595DBT only)

Accessor y 6:GPS Antenna

[1]

USB maximum power supply current :

DC 5 V = 2.1 A

[2]

Sold separately

# CAUTION

When using a commercially available Digital Radio antenna, the diameter of the SMB connec tor must be Φ 6.5 mm or less.

FM/AM antenna

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Connection/Installation

Connecting wires to terminals_2

SUB-W

V-OUT

CAM IN

FL RL

Light Green (Parking sensor wire) Accessory 3: Parking Extention cable

Connect to the vehicle’s parking brake detection switch harness.

Connect to vehicle’s steering remote harness. Contact your JVC dealer for details.

ST REMOTE

Green/Red

INPUT 1

ST REMOTE

Purple/Red

INPUT 2

ST REMOTE

Gray/Red

GND

Fuse (15A)

Accessory 1

PRK SW

For best safety, be sure to connect the parking sensor.

Other cable : Not used.

A : Black (Ground wire) B : Yellow (Battery wire) C : Red (Ignition wire)

A B C

Connector A

Connector B

Blue/White (Power control/Antenna control wire)

P. CONT

ANT. CONT

Connect either to the power control terminal when using the optional power amplifier, or to the power terminal for the booster amplifier of the film-type or short pole type antenna. (Max. 150mA, 12V)

1234567

Purple/White (Reverse sensor wire)

REVERSE

Connect to vehicle’s reverse lamp harness when using the optional rear view camera.

Light Blue/Yellow (Steering remote control wire)

STEERING WHEEL

REMOTE

CONT

REMOTEINPUT

To steering remote To use the steering wheel remote control feature, you need an exclusive remote adapter (not supplied) matched to your car.

* Do not remove the cable from

the heat shrink tubing unless you are making a connection.

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Connection/Installation

Ñ Connecting an iPhone/Android

CAM IN

[2]

USB terminal

Android smartphone

[2]

iPhone

[1]

(1.0 m)

2.1A

USB cable for Android smartphone

[2]

USB cable for iPhone

Cap

SUB-W

V-OUT

FL RL

[1]

USB maximum power supply current :

DC 5 V = 2.1 A

[2]

Sold separately

Ñ ISO Connector function guide

[2]

Pin Color and function

A-4 Yellow Battery

A-5 Blue Power Antenna

A-6 Orange/White Illumination

A-7 Red Ignition (ACC)

A-8 Black Earth (Ground)

Connection

B-1/ B-2 Purple (+) /

Rear Right

Purple/Black (–)

B-3/ B-4 Gray (+) /

Front Right

Gray/Black (–)

B-5/ B-6 White (+) /

Front Left

White/Black (–)

B-7/ B-8 Green (+) /

Rear Left

Green/Black (–)

[1]

Max. 150 mA, 12V

[1]

• Speaker Impedance: 4-8 Ω

# CAUTION

Before you connect the commercially available ISO connectors to the unit, check the following condition:

• Make sure that the pin assignment of the connector matches with the JVC unit.

• Take extra notice of the power wire.

• In case battery wire and ignition wire are not corresponding then change them accordingly.

• In case the car does not have an ignition wire, use a commercially available interface.

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Troubleshooting

Problems and Solutions

If any trouble occurs, rst check the following table for possible problems.

NOTE

• Some functions of this unit may be disabled by some settings made on this unit.

• What might seem to be a malfunction in your unit may just be the result of slight misoperation or miswiring.

Ñ About settings

• Cannot set up the subwoofer.

• Cannot set up subwoof er phase.

• No output from the subwoofer.

• Cannot set up the low pass lter.

• Cannot set up the high p ass lter.

Subwoofer is not set to on.

h Set the subwoofer to on. See Speake r/ X’over

set up (P. 44).

Ñ About audio operations

Radio reception is poor.

The car antenna is not extended.

h Pull out the antenna all the way.

The antenna control wire is not connec ted.

h Connect the wire correctly. See Con necting wire s

to termi nals (P.55).

Cannot select a folder.

The random play function is enabled.

h Turn o the random func tion.

The sound skips when an aud io le is being played.

The recording condition is bad.

h Record the le again or use another USB memory.

Error Messages

When you fail to operate the unit correctly, the cause of the failure appears as the message on the screen.

[No Device] (USB device)

The USB device is selected as a source although no USB device is connected.

h Change the source to any source other than USB.

Connect a USB device, and change the source to USB again.

[Disconnected] (Bluetooth audio player)

The Bluetooth audio player is selected as a source although no Bluetooth audio player is connected.

h Change the source to any source other than

Bluetooth. Connect an Bluetooth audio player, and change the source to Bluetooth again.

[No Media le]

The connec ted USB device contains no playable audio le. Media was played that doesn’t have data recorded that the unit can play.

h See Playable Media and Files (P.59) and try

another USB device.

Ñ Other

The Touch Sensor Tone doesn’t sound.

The preout jack is being used.

h The Touch Sensor Tone cannot be output from the

preout jack.

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Appendix

Playable Media and Files

You can play various kinds of media and les on this unit.

Ñ About les

The following audio and video les are supported.

■ Playable Audio files

Format Bit rate Sampling frequency Bit count

AAC-LC (.m4a) MPEG2/4 AAC LC

MP3 (.mp3) MPEG 1/2 Audio Layer 3 8 – 320kbps, VBR 16 – 48 kHz 16 bit

WMA (.wma) Windows Media Audio Standard

Linear PCM (WAVE) (.wav)

FLAC (.flac) flac – 16 – 192 kHz 16/ 24 bit

Vorbis (.ogg) vorbis VBR 16 – 48 kHz 16 bit

HE-AAC(V1,V2)

L3 profile (Version 7,8,9)

RIFF waveform Audio Format –

NOTE

• WMA and AAC of which is covered with DRM cannot be played.

• Although the audio les are complied with the standards listed above, the play may be impossible depending on the types or conditions of media or device.

8 – 320kbps, VBR 16 – 48 kHz 16 bit

8 – 320kbps 16 – 48 kHz 16 bit

16 – 192 kHz 16/ 24 bit

■ Acceptable Video files

Profile Max. Picture size Max. bit rate Audio format

MPEG-1 (.mpg, .mpeg) – 352 × 240, 352 × 288 1.5 Mbps MPEG Audio Layer 2

MPEG-2 (.mpg, .mpeg) MP@ML 720 × 480, 720 × 576 8 Mbps MPEG Audio Layer 2

H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (.mp4, .m4v, .avi, .flv)

MPEG-4 (.mp4, .avi) Advanced Simple Profile 1920 × 1080 (30 fps) 8 Mbps MP3, AAC

WMV (.wmv) Main Profile 1920 × 1080 (30 fps) 8 Mbps WMA

MKV (.mkv) Video Format follows H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, MPEG-4 MP3, AAC

Baseline Profile, Main Profile

1920 × 1080 (30 fps) 8 Mbps MP3, AAC

■ Limitation of structure for the file and the folder

USB device

Maximum number of folder layers 8

Maximum number of files (per folder) 999

Maximum number of folders (per folder) 9999

Maximum number of folders (per device) –

NOTE

• You can enter a folder name and le name with 255 or fewer single-by te characters.

• Files in the folder whose folder name begins with a dot (.) cannot be played.

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Appendix

Specications

■ Monitor section

Picture Size

: 6.8 inches (diagonal) wide

Display System

: Transparent TN LCD panel

Drive System

: TFT active matrix system

Number of Pixels

: 1,843,200 (1024H × 600V × RGB)

Eective Pixels

: 99.99%

Pixel Arrangement

: RGB striped arrangement

Back Lighting

: LED

■ USB interface section

USB Standard

: USB 2.0 High Speed

File System

: FAT 16/ 32, exFAT, NTFS

Maximum Power Supply Current

: DC 5 V

2.1 A

D/A Converter

: 24 bit

Audio Decoder

: MP3/ WMA/ AAC/ WAV/ FLAC

Video Decoder

: MPEG1/ MPEG2/ MPEG4/ WMV/ H.264/ MK V

Frequency Response

• 192 kHz : 20 – 20,000 Hz

• 96 kHz : 20 – 20,000 Hz

• 48 kHz : 20 – 20,000 Hz

• 44.1 kHz : 20 – 20,000 Hz

Total Harmonic Distortion

: 0.2% (1 kHz)

Signal to Noise Ratio

: 75 dB

Dynamic Range

: 75 dB

■ Bluetooth section

Technology

: Bluetooth Ver. 5.0

Frequency

: 2.402 – 2.480 GHz

RF Output Power (E.I.R.P.)

: +9 dBm (MAX), Power Class 1

Maximum Communication range

: Line of sight approx. 10 m

Audio Codec

: SBC/ AAC

Prole (Multi Prole support)

• HFP (Hands Free Prole) 1.8

• A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Prole) 1.3

• AVRCP (Audio/ Video Remote Control Prole) 1.6

• PBAP (Phonebook Access Prole) 1.2

■ DSP section

Graphics equalizer

Band: 13 Band Frequency (BAND1 – 13) : 62.5/ 100/ 160/ 250/ 400/ 630/ 1k/ 1.6k/ 2.5k/ 4k /

6.3k/ 10k / 16k Hz

Gain

: -9/ -8/ -7/ -6/ -5/ -4/ -3/ -2/ -1/ 0/

+1/ +2/ +3/ +4/ +5/ +6/ +7/ +8/ +9 dB

2Way X'Over

High pass lter

Frequency: Through, 30/ 40/ 50/ 60/ 70/ 80/ 90/

100/ 120/ 150/ 180/ 220/ 250 Hz Slope: -6/ -12/ -18/ -24 dB/ Oct. Gain: -8/ -7/ -6/ -5/ -4/ -3/ -2/ -1/ 0 dB

Low pass lter

Frequency: 30/ 40/ 50/ 60/ 70/ 80/ 90/ 100/ 120/

150/ 180/ 220/ 250 Hz, Through Slope: -6/ -12/ -18/ -24 dB/ Oct. Gain: -8/ -7/ -6/ -5/ -4/ -3/ -2/ -1/ 0 dB

Position

Front / Rear /Subwoofer Delay

: 0-6.1m (0.01 m Step)

Gain

: -8 – 0 dB

Subwoofer level

: -40 – +6 dB

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■ FM tuner section

Frequency Range (step)

: 87.5 – 108.0MHz (50kHz)

Usable Sensitivity (S/N: 30 dB)

: 16.2 dBf (1.8 μV/75 Ω)

Frequency Response (± 3.0 dB)

: 30 Hz – 14 kHz

S/N (dB)

: 50 dB (MONO)

Stereo Separation

: 35 dB (1 kHz)

■ AM tuner section

Frequency Range (step)

: 531 - 1611 kHz (9kHz)

Usable Sensitivity

: 99 μV (40 dBμ)

■ Digital Radio section (KW-M595DBT only)

Frequency Range

BAND III: 174.928 – 239.200 MHz

Sensitivity

: -98 dBm

S/N Ratio

: 82 dB

■ Digital Radio Antenna Connector section (KW-M595DBT only)

Connector type

: SMB

Output Voltage

: 12 V DC

Maximum Current

: < 100 mA

■ Audio section

Maximum Power Output (Front & Rear)

: 50 W × 4

Full Bandwidth Power (at less than 1% THD)

: 22 W × 4

Output Frequency Band

: 20 – 20,000 Hz

Preout Level (V)

: 2.5 V/ 10 kΩ

Preout Impedance

: 1.4 kΩ

Speaker Impedance

: 4 – 8 Ω

■ General

Operating Voltage

: 12V DC Car Battery

Installation Dimensions (W × H × D)

: 182 × 112 × 86 mm

Main Unit Installation size (W × H × D)

: 178 × 100 × 86 mm (w/o sleeve)

Weight

: 1.27 kg

(Including Sleeve and Trim plate)

NOTE

• Although the eective pixels for the liquid crystal panel is given as 99.99% or more, 0.01% of pixels may not light or may light incorrec tly.

Specications subject to change without notice.

■ Video section

Color System of External Video Input

: NTSC/ PAL

External Video Input Level (RCA jack)

: 1 Vp-p/ 75 Ω

Video Output Level (RCA jack)

: 1 Vp-p/ 75 Ω

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About this Unit

■ Copyrights

• The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by JVCKENWOOD Corporation is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

• Windows Media is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

• This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is prohibited without a license from Microsoft.

• Use of the Made for Apple badge means that an accessory has been designed to connect specifically to the Apple product(s) identified in the badge and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with an Apple product may affect wireless performance.

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• THIS PRODUC T IS LICENSED UNDER THE AVC PATENT PORTFOLIO LICENSE FOR THE PERSONAL USE OF A CONSUMER OR OTHER USES IN WHICH IT DOES NOT RECEIVE REMUNERATION TO (¡)ENCODE VIDEO IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AVC STANDARD (“AVC VIDEO”) AND/OR (¡¡)DECODE AVC VIDEO THAT WAS ENCODED BY A CONSUMER ENGAGED IN A PERSONAL ACTIVITY AND/ OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER LICENSED TO PROVIDE AVC VIDEO. NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR SHALL BE IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C. SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM

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OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

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– Neither the name of the Xiph.org Foundation nor the

names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without

specific prior written permission. THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS’’ AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE FOUNDATION OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

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Old electrical and electronic equipment and batteries should be recycled at a facility capable of handling these items and their waste byproducts.

Contact your local authority for details in locating a recycle facility nearest to you.

Proper recycling and waste disposal will help conserve resources whilst preventing detrimental effects on our health and the environment.

■ ילמשח דויצ לש הפשאל הכלשה רבדב עדימ

תונידמל יטנוולר( תוללוס ןכו ןשי ינורטקלאו

הפשא ףוסיא תכרעמב תושמתשמש

.)תדרפומ

הפשא חפ( ןומיסה םע תוללוסו םירצומ ךילשהל ןתינ אל

.הליגר תיתיב הפשאכ )וילע X םע

ןקתמב תוללוס ןכו ןשי ינורטקלאו ילמשח דויצ רזחמל שי

.םהלש יאוולה ירצותבו הלאכ םיטירפב לפטל לגוסמה

תודוא םיטרפ תלבקל תימוקמה תושרה םע רשק ורצ הפשאל הכלשהו רוזחימ .םכילא בורקה רוזחימה ןקתמ תוילילש תועפשה עונמלו םיבאשמ רמשל ורזעי םיתואנ

.הביבסה לעו ונתואירב לע

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Declaration of Conformity with regard to the RE Directive 2014/53/EU Declaration of Conformity with regard to the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU Manufacturer:

JVCKENWOOD Corporation 3-12, Moriyacho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 221-0022, JAPAN

EU Representative:

JVCKENWOOD Europe B.V. Rendementsweg 20 B-9, 3641 SL Mijdrecht, THE NETHERLANDS

English

Hereby, JVCKEN WOOD declares th at the radio equipm ent KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT is in compliance wi th Directive 2 014/53/ EU. The full te xt of the EU decla ration of confor mity is available a t the following internet address:

Français

Par la prése nte, JVCKENWOOD déc lare que l’équipement r adio KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT est confor me à la directive 2 014/53/ UE. L’intégralit é de la déclaration d e conformité UE es t disponible à l’adresse Internet suivante :

Deutsch

Hiermit er klärt JVCKENW OOD, dass das Funkgerät KW-M593BT/KW-M595DBT der Richtlinie 2014/53/EU entspricht. Der volle Tex t der EU-Konfor mitätserklä rung steht unter de r folgenden Internetadresse zur Verfügung:

Nederlands

Hierbij ver klaart JVCKEN WOOD dat de radioap paratuur KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT in overeenste mming is met Richtl ijn 2014/53/EU. De volledi ge tekst van de EU -verklaring van overeens temming is te vinden o p het volgende inter netadres:

Italiano

Con la prese nte, JVCKENWOOD dic hiara che l’apparecc hio radio KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT è conforme alla D irettiva 2014/53/UE. I l testo inte grale della dichiar azione di confor mità UE è disponib ile al seguente indirizzo interne t:

Español

Por la prese nte, JVCKENWOOD de clara que el equipo d e radio KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT cumple la Direc tiva 2014/53/EU. El tex to completo de l a declaración de co nformidad con la UE e stá disponible en la siguient e dirección de inter net:

Português

Deste mo do, a JVCKENWOOD de clara que o equipame nto de rádio KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT está em conf ormidade com a Dire tiva 2014/53/UE. O tex to integral da dec laração de confor midade da UE está dis ponível no seguin te endereço de inter net:

Polska

Niniejsz ym, JVCKENWOOD de klaruje, że sprzę t radiowy KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT jest zgodny z d yrektyw ą 2014/53/UE. Pełny tek st deklaracj i zgodności EU jes t dostępny pod a dresem:

Český

Společn ost JVCKENWOOD t ímto prohlašuje, že r ádiové zařízení KW-M593BT/KW-M595DBT splňuje podmínky směrnice 2014/53/ EU. Plný tex t EU prohlášení o shod ě je dostupný na nás ledující internetové adrese:

Magyar

JVCKENWOO D ezennel kijelent i, hogy a KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT rádióbe rendezés megf elel a 2014/53/EU irányelvnek . Az EU konformi tási nyilatkozat te ljes szövege az aláb bi weboldalon érh ető el:

Hrvatski

JVCKENWOO D ovim izjavljuje da je r adio oprema KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT u sk ladu s Direkt ivom 2014/53/EU. Cjelovit i tekst deklar acije Europske unije o u sklađenosti d ostupan je na sljedeć oj internet adres i:

Svenska

Härmed f örsäkrar JVCK ENWOOD att radi outrustnin gen KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT är i enlighet med d irektiv 2014/53 / EU. Den fullständiga tex ten av EU-försäkran om överensstämmelse nns på följande Internetadress:

Suomi

JVCKENWOO D julistaa täten, e ttä radiolait e KW-M593BT/KW-M595DBT on direktiivin 2014/53/EU mukainen. EU-vaatimustenmukaisuus vakuutus löytyy kokonaisuudessaan seuraavasta internet-osoitteesta:

Slovensko

S tem JVCKENWO OD izjavlja, da je rad ijska oprema KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT v skladu z Direk tivo 2014/53/EU. Celotno besedi lo direktive EU o sk ladnosti je dos topno na tem spletn em naslovu:

Slovensky

Spoločn osť JVCKENWOOD t ýmto vyhlasuj e, že rádiové zariad enie KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT vy hovuje smer nici 2014/53/EÚ. Celý t ext EÚ vyhlás enia o zhode nájdet e na nasledovnej inte rnetovej adres e:

Dansk

Herved erklærer JVCKENWOOD, at radioudstyret KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT er i overensste mmelse med Direk tiv 2014/53/EU. EU-overensstemmelses erklæringens fulde ordlyd er tilgængelig på følgende internetadresse:

Norsk

JVCKENWOOD erklærer herved at radioutstyret KW-M593BT/KW-M 595DBT er i samsvar me d Direktiv 2014/53/ EU. Den fullstendige teksten til EU-konformitetserk læringen er tilgjengelig på følgende internettaddresse:

Ελληνικά

Με το παρόν, η JVCK ENWOOD δηλώνει ό τι ο ραδιοεξοπλι σμός KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT συ μμορφώνε ται με την Οδ ηγία 2014/53/ ΕΕ. Το πλήρες κ είμενο της δήλ ωσης συμμόρ φωσης της ΕΕ είν αι διαθέσι μο στην ακόλου θη διεύθυνσ η στο διαδίκτ υο:

Eesti

Käesolevaga JVCKENWOOD kinnitab, et KW-M593BT/KW-M595DBT raadiovar ustus on vast avuses direk tiiviga 2014/53/EL. ELi vastavusdeklaratsio oni terviktekst on kättesaadav järgmisel internetiaadressil:

Latviešu

JVCKENWOO D ar šo deklarē, ka rad io aparatūra KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT atb ilst direk tīvas 2014/53/ES p rasībām. Pilns ES atb ilstības dek larācijas teks ts ir pieejams š ādā tīmekļa adresē:

Lietuviškai

Šiuo JVCKEN WOOD pažymi, ka d radijo įranga KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT ati tinka 2014/53/EB di rektyv os reikalavim us. Visą EB direk tyvos atit ikties deklar acijos tekst ą galite rasti šiu o internetiniu ad resu:

Malti

B’dan, JVCKENWOO D jiddikjara li t-tag ħmir tar-radju KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT huw a konformi ma d-Diret tiva 2014/53/ UE. It-tes t kollu tad-dikja razzjoni ta’ kon formità huwa di sponibbli -indir izz intranet li ġ ej:

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Українська

Таким чином, ко мпанія JVCKENWOO D заявляє, що радіообладнання KW-M593BT/KW-M595DBT відповідає Директиві 2014/53/EU. Повний текст декларації про відпові дність ЄС можна з найти в Інтерне ті за такою адре сою:

Türkçe

Burada , JVCKENWOOD K W-M593BT/KW-M59 5DBT radyo ekipmanının 2014/53/AB Direktine uygun olduğunu bildirir. AB uyumluluk deklarasyonunun tam metni aş ağıdaki internet adresinde mev cutt ur.

Русский

JVCKENWOOD настоящим заявляет, что радиооборудование KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT соответствует Директиве 2014/53/ EU. Полный текст декларации соответстви я ЕС доступен по след ующему адрес у в сети Интерне т:

Limba română

Prin prez enta, JVCKENWOOD de clară că echip amentul radio KW-M593BT/K W-M595DBT es te în conformita te cu Directiva 2014/53/UE. Textu l integral al declar ației de confor mitate UE este disponibil la urmatoarea adresă de internet:

Български език

С настоящото JVCKENWOOD декларира, че радиооб орудването на KW-M593B T/KW-M595DBT е в с ъответст вие с Директив а 2014/53/ЕС. Пълни ят текст на ЕС дек ларацията з а съответс твие е достъпен на сл едния интернет адрес:

URL: https://www.jvc.net/euukdoc/

Appendix

Declaration of Conformity with regard to the Radio Equipment Regulations 2017 (S.I. 2017/1206)

Declaration of Conformity with regard to the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012 (S.I. 2012/3032)

Manufacturer:

JVCKENWOOD Corporation 3-12, Moriyacho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 221-0022, JAPAN

UK Importer:

JVCKENWOOD U.K. Limited First Floor, Gleneagles, the Belfry, Colonial Way, Watford, Hertfordshire WD24 4WH, UNITED KINGDOM

Hereby, JVCKENWOOD declares that the radio equipment “KW-M593BT/KW-M595DBT” is in compliance with the relevant statutor y requirements. The full tex t of the declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: https://www.jvc.net/euukdoc/

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Ñ Software License on This Product

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Queries concerning the contents of the source code or the like will not be accepted.

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2. User may not duplicate, copy, modify, add to, translate or otherwise alter, or loan licensed Sof tware and the associated literature in whole or in par t.

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2. Licensor does not warrant Licensed Software to be merchantable, compatible and t for specic purposes.

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1. Even if this agreement is invalidated in part by law, all other provisions shall remain in eect.

2. Licensor and User shall consult each other in good faith to resolve any matters not provided for in this agreement or questions arising from the interpretation of this agreement.

3. Licensor and User agree that this agreement is governed by the law of Japan and that all disputes involving claims and obligations that may arise out of this agreement will be settled by arbitration at the Tokyo Distric t Cour t as the court of rst instance.

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