JVC KW-V40BT, KW-V20BT, KW-V200BT, KW-V10, KW-V100 Instruction Manual

JVC

ENGLISH

ESPANOL

FRAN<;AIS

KW-V40BT /KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT

I

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00

MONITOR

WITH

DVD

RECEIVER

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MANUAL

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DVD

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INSTRUCCIONES

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KENWOOD

Corporation

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Bluetooth®

Made

for

Works With

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iPod

D

iPhone

PANDORA®

©

2013

JVC

KENWOOD

Corporation

Please

read

all

instructions

carefully

before operation

to

obtain

the

best

possible

performance from

the

unit.

Por favor

lea

detenidamente este manual

para comprender a

fondo

todas

las

instrucciones y

obtener

un maximo disfrute de esta unidad.

Veuillez lire

attentivement toutes

les

instructions avant d'utiliser

l'appareil

afin de bien

com

prendre son

fonctionnement

et

d'obtenir

les

meilleures performances

possibles.

This instruction

manual

is

used

to

describe

models listed below.

•

Region 1 (DVD Region Code

1 area)/Region 4 (DVD Region Code

4 area)

En

este

manual

de instrucciones

se

describen

los modelos listados

a continuacion.

•

Region 1 (DVD

Codigo

de region Area 1 )/Region 4

(DVD

Codigo

de region

Area

4)

Ce

mode

d'emploi

est utilise

pour decrire

les

modeles de

Ia

liste

ci-dessous.

•

Region 1 (zone de code de region DVD 1 )/Region 4 (zone de code de region DVD

4)

(C<Siriusxm,>)

READY

L

VT2516-00 1

A

(J/

JW)

5

BEFORE

USE

................................................... 2

How

to

reset

your

unit.

...................................................

3

How

to

forcibly eject a disc

...........................................

3

INITIAL

SETTINGS

......................................... 4

BASICS

........................................................... 5

Component

names and functions

.............................

5

Common operations

.......................................................

6

Common screen operations

.........................................

7

Selecting

the

playback source

.....................................

8

DISCS

............................................................. 9

USB

............................................................... 13

iPod/iPhone ................................................ 14

Pandora®

(Only for KW-V40BT Region

1/

KW-V20BT Region 1/KW-V200BT /KW-V1 0
Region 1/KW-V1 00) •.•••.•.•.••••.•••.•.•.••••.•.••.•.•..•.

18

Using external audio

players-Front

AUX (only

for

KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT /KW-V1

O/KW-V1

00)

..........

27

Using a rear

view

camera

............................................

28

Using an external

monitor-

Rear

Source

(only

for

KW-V40BT /KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT I

KW-V1

0 Region 1 /KW-V1 00)

.......................................

29

BLUETOOTH

(Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/

KW-V200BT) •.••••.••.••••••••.•••••••••.••.•••••.•.••.•••••••

30

SETTINGS

..................................................... 38

Sound

adjustment

.........................................................

38

Adjustment

for

video playback

.................................

39

Changing display design

.............................................

41

Customizing

the

system settings

.............................

42

Setting menu items

.......................................................

44

REMOTE

CONTROLLER

............................... 47

CONNECTION/INSTALLATION ................... 49

TUNER

.......................................................... 20

REFERENCES

................................................

S4

SiriusXM®

RADIO

(Only

for

KW-V40BT Region

1/KW-V20BT Region 1/KW-V200BT/KW-V10

Maintenance

....................................................................

54

More

information

...........................................................

54

Region 1/KW-V1 00) .•......••.••.•••.•...•.••.•.•.•••••.•.•

23

Error message list

...........................................................

58

Troubleshooting

.............................................................

59

OTHER

EXTERNAL

COMPONENTS ............. 27

Notice/Caution

on

using Bluetooth device

..........

61

Using external audio/video

players-AV-IN

........

27

Specifications

...................................................................

61

How

to

read this manual:

2

Illustrations

of

KW-V40BT Region 1 are mainly used

for

explanation. The displays and panels shown in

this manual are examples used

to

provide clear explanations

of

the

operations. For this reason,

they

may

be different from

the

actual displays

or

panels.

This manual mainly explains operations using the

buttons

on

the

monitor

panel and

touch

panel. For

operations using

the

remote controller (RM-RK256: supplied

only

for

KW-V40BT Region 4/KW-V20BT

Region 4/KW-V200/KW-V1 0 Region 4/KW-V1 00),

see

page 47.

< > indicates the various screens/menus/operations/settings

that

appear on

the

touch

panel.

[]

indicates

the

buttons

on

the

touch

panel.

Indication language: English indications are used for the purpose

of

explanation. You can select

the

indication language

from

the

<Settings> menu. (Page 46)

& WARNINGS: (To prevent accidents and

damage)

DO

NOT install any

unit

or

wire any cable in a

location where;

-

it

may obstruct

the

steering wheel and gearshift

lever operations.

-

it

may obstruct

the

operation

of

safety devices

such

as

air bags.

-

it

may obstruct visibility.

DO

NOT operate

the

unit

while driving.

If

you need

to

operate

the

unit

while driving, be

sure

to

look

around carefully.

The driver must

not

watch

the

monitor

while

driving.

For KW-V40BT Region 4/KW-V20BT Region

4/
KW-V10 Region 4:
The marking

of

products using lasers

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

The label

is

attached

to

the

chassis/case and

says

that

the

component

uses

laser beams

that

have

been classified

as

Class

1.

It means

that

the

unit

is

utilizing laser beams

that

are

of

a weaker

class.

There

is

no

danger

of

hazardous radiation outside

the

unit.

I!~E.(tRE

USE

For KW-V40BT Region 1/KW-V20BT Region 1/KW­V200BT/KW-V10 Region 1/KW-VlOO:
&CAUTION

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than

those

specified herein

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure. In

compliance

with

Federal Regulations,

the

following

are

reproductions

of

labels on,

or

inside

the

product

relating

to

laser

product

safety.

JVC

KENWOOD

Corporation

2967-3, ISHIKAWA-MACHI, HACHIOJI-

SHI,

TOKYO,

JAPAN

THIS PRODUCT

COMPLIES

WITH DHHS

RULES

21

CFR

SUBCHAPTER J IN

EFFECT

AT DATE

OF

MANUFACTURE.

Location:

Top

plate

FCC

WARNING

This

equipment

may

generate

or

use

radio

frequency energy. Changes

or

modifications

to

this

equipment

may

cause

harmful

interference

unless

the

modifications

are expressly

approved

in

the

instruction

manual. The user

could

lose

the

authority

to

operate

this

equipment

if

an

unauthorized

change

or

modification

is made.

FCC

NOTE

This

equipment

has been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a Class B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part 15

of

the

FCC

Rules. These

limit

s are

designed

to

provide

reas

onable

protection

against

harmful

interference in a residential installation.

This

equipment

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communication

s,

if

it

is

not

installed

and used

in

accordance

with

the

ins

truction

s. However,

there

is

no

guarant

ee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in a

particular

inst

allation.

If

this equipment

doe

s cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

• Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving antenna.

• Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and receiver.

• Connect

the

equipment into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

• Consult

the

dealer

or

an experienced radio/TV

technician

for

help.

& Cautions on

the

monitor:

• The

monitor

built

into

this

unit

has

been

produced

with

high

precision,

but

it

may

have

some

ineffective

dots. This is

inevitable

and

is

not

considered

defective

.

• Do

not

expose

the

monitor

to

direct

sunlight.

• Do

not

operate

the

touch

panel

using

a ball-

point

pen

or

similar

tool

with

a sharp

tip.

Touch

the

buttons

on

the

touch

panel

with

your

finger

directly

(if

you

are

wearing

a glove,

take

it

off).

• When

the

temperature

is

very

cold

or

very

hot ...

- Chemical changes occur inside, causing
malfunction.

- Pictures may

not

appear

clearly

or

may

move

slowly. Pictures

may

not

be

synchronized

with

the

sound

or

picture

quality

may

decline

in

such

environments.

For safety ...

•

Do

not

raise

the

volume

level

too

much,

as

this

will

make

driving

dangerous

by

blocking

outside

sounds, and

may

cause hearing loss.

•

Stop

the

car

before

performing

any

complicated

operations.

Temperature inside

the

car ...

If

you have parked

the

car

for a long

time

in

hot

or

cold weather,

wait

until

the

temperature

in

the

car

becomes

normal

before

operating

the

unit.

0

How

to

reset

your

unit

KW-V40BT

KW-V20BT
KW-V200BT
KW-V10
KW-V100

• Your

preset

adjustments

will

also

be

erased

(except

the

registered

Bluetooth

devices

).

0

How

to

forcibly eject a disc

Press

and

hold~

on

the

monitor

panel

for

10

seconds.

KW-V40BT

~

(

Hold)

KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/
KW-V10/KW-V100

~

(

Hold

)

•

Be

careful

not

to

drop

the

disc

when

it

ejects.

•

If

this

does

not

work,

reset

your

unit.

(See

above.)

ENGLISH

I 3

Initial setup

When you

power

on the

unit

for

the

first

time

or

reset

the

unit,

the

initial setting screen appears.

o You

can

also change

the

settings on

the

<Settings> screen. (Page 44)

1

4

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·-

f.:ll\')ll.'ISJP

AV

lnp11l

Camera lnpul

n~·:pt,)·

Ot'st~1n

Uemoflstrattor.

<Language>

(Page 46)

<AVInput>

(Page

45)

<Camera

Input>

(Page 45)

<Display Design>

(Page 45)

<Demonstration>

(Page 45)

F-ngh-;.h

AV.It-J

,p(ld

On

Oft

•

Fnl+!~

On

Off

Select

the

text

language

used

for

on-screen

information.

o Set <GUI Language>

to

display

the

operation
buttons and menu items
in

the

selected language

([Local]: initially

selected)

or

English

([English]).

Select an external
component

connected

to

the

AV-IN1

terminal

to
play.
Select

[On]

when

connecting

the

rear

view
camera.
Select

the

background

and

the

colors

of

the

text,

touch

panel

buttons

and

the

monitor

panel buttons.

Activate

or

deactivate

the

display demonstration.

2 Finish

the

procedure.

Dcmonstr~lton

On

Oft

-----

~

Ftmsl•

•

The <HOME> screen

is

displayed.

o [AV Off]

is

selected initially. Select

the

playback source. (Page

8)

Clock settings

1 Display

the

<HOME> screen.

On

the

monitor

panel:

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V1 O/KW-V1

00

On

the

source control screen:

4 Set

the

clock time.

5

To synchronize

the

clock

time

with

FM

RBDS

To set

the

clock manually

CD

Select

the

time

display format.

@ Adjust

the

hour.

® Adjust

the

minute.

5

·;·····

Co

:m

..

po

.nent

.·

·

nam

.

es

..

·

an~

•···•

ft~

•

nctiO

•

IlS

KW-V40BT

[]

Screen (touch

panel)

[I]

Monitor

panel*

W

Remote sensor

[I]

VOLUME-/+

button

Adjusts

the

audio

volume. (Page

6)

[[)

A

TI

button

Attenuates

the

sound. (Page

6)

[[]

HOME/C)

button

• Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

(Press)

(Page

7)

•

Turns

off

the

power. (Hold) (Page

6)

•

Turns on

the

power.

(Press)

(Page

6)

[]]

\...!"'button

• Displays

the

phone

control

screen. (Press)

(Page 33)

•

Activates

the

voice dialing. (Hold) (Page 35)

[[]

DISP/DISP

OFF

button

•

Switches

the

screen

between

the

current

source and Apps. (Press)

•

Turns

off

the

screen. (Hold) (Page

6)

•

Turns on

the

screen. (Hold) (Page

6)

[]]

~

(Eject)

button

• Displays

the

<Open/Tilt>

screen.

(Press)

(Page

6)

•

Ejects

the

disc forcibly. (Hold) (Page

3)

[Q]

Reset

button

Resets

the

unit. (Page

3)

KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT

/KW-V1

O/KW-V1

00

[]

Reset

button

Resets

the

unit. (Page

3)

[1]

~

(Eject)

button

•

Ejects

the

disc. (Press) (Page

9)

•

Ejects

the

disc forcibly. (Hold) (Page

3)

[I]

Loading slot

[I]

HOME/C)

button

•

Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

(Press)

(Page

7)

• Turns

off

the

power. (Hold) (Page

6)

• Turns

on

the

power.

(Press)

(Page

6)

[[]

For

KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT:

\...!"'button

•

Displays

the

phone

control screen.

(Press)

(Page 33)

•

Activates

the

voice dialing. (Hold) (Page 35)

For

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl 00:

FNC

button

Displays

the

source

control

screen. (Page

7)

[[]

VOLUME/ATI

knob

• Attenuates

the

sound.

(Press)

(Page

6)

•

Adjusts

the

audio

volume. (Turn) (Page

6)

[1]

DISP/DISP

OFF

button

•

Switches

the

screen

between

the

current

source and Apps.

(Press)

• Turns

off

the

screen. (Hold) (Page

6)

• Turns on

the

screen. (Hold) (Page

6)

[[]

AUX

input

jack

[]]

Monitor

panel*

[Q]

Screen

(touch

panel)

*

You

can

change

the

color

of

the

buttons

on

the

monitor

panel.

(Page41)

6

Caution

on the volume

setting:

Digital

devices produce very

little noise

compared

with

other sources. Lower the

volume

before

playing

these

digital

sources

to

avoid damaging the speakers by sudden

increase

of

the

output

level.

ENGLISH

I

5

Common.

operation~

OTurning on the power

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00

OTurning

off

the power

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00

(!)

~

~·(Hold)

0

Adjusting the

volume

To adjust the volume

(00 to 35)

KW-V40BT

VOLUME

(Hold)

1-

~

Press+

to

increase, and

press-

to

decrease.

•

Holding the

button

increases/decreases the

volume continuously.

KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT

I

~oLUME

I

ATr

KW-V10/KW-V100

(Q)

Turn

to

the right

to

increase, and turn

to

the

left

to

decrease.

6

To attenuate the sound
KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00

The

ATI

indicator lights up.

To cancel

the

attenuation:

Press

the

same

button

again.

0

Turning

off

the screen

On

the

monitor

panel:

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00

DISP

OFF

~

~(Hold)

(Hold)

On

the

<Home>

screen:

To turn on

the

screen:

Press

and hold

DISP

on the

monitor

panel,

or

touch the display.

0

Turning

on/off

the

AV

source

You

can

activate

the

AV

function by selecting a

source on

the

<HOME>

screen.

To turn

off

the

AV

source:

0

Monitor

panel

operations-

<Open/

Tilt> (only

for

KW-V40BT)

[

~

Open]

Eject]

[.J

~

Close]

[!"

':'1-

Tilt+]

[

J.

·

Tilt-]

Opens

the

monitor

panel.

Ejects the disc.
Closes

the

monitor

panel.

• Do not place your finger
behind the

monitor

panel.

Tilts the

monitor

panel.

Common.

screen

operations

OCommon screen descriptions

You

can

display

other

screens any

time

to

change

the source, show

the

information,

or change

the

settings, etc.

Source control screen

Performs source playback operations.

• The operation

buttons

vary depending on the

selected source.

Common operation buttons:

OJ

Displays

the

screen

of

the

App

from the

connected iPod

touch/iPhone.*1 (Page

17)

[1]

Displays

the

phone

control

screen.*2 *

3

(Page

33)

[I]

Displays the sound

adjustment

screen.

(Page

38)

[i]

Activates/deactivates TA standby reception
mode. (Page

23)

[]]

Displays the <HOME> screen.

(See

the

right

column.)

• Pressing

HOME

on

the

monitor

panel also

displays

the

<HOME> screen.

Gesture control on the source control screen:

You can also control playback by moving

your

finger

on

the

touch

panel

as

follows (for some sources,

the

gesture control

is

not

available).

· Sliding

the

finger towards up/down: Functions

same

as

pressing

[<]I[>J.

• Sliding

the

finger towards left/right: Functions

same

as

pressing

[~]/[~].

• Moving your finger clockwise or counter-

clockwise:

increases/decreases

the

volume.

<HOME> screen

Displays

the

source control screen/settings screen

and changes

the

picture source.

Common operating buttons:

OJ

Changes

the

playback source. (Page

8)

[1]

Displays

the

phone control screen.*2 (Page

33)

[I]

Displays

the

<Settings> screen.

(See

below.)

[i]

Returns

to

the previous screen.

[[]

Displays

the

source control screen.

(See

the

far

left

column.)

[]]

Displays

the

picture from

the

rear

view

camera.

(Page 28)

[I]

Displays

the

screen

of

the

App

from connected

iPod touch/iPhone.*1 (Page 17)

[[]

Turns

off

the

screen. (Page

6)

<Settings> screen

Changes

the

detailed settings. (Page 44)

Common operating buttons:

OJ

Selects

the

menu category.

[1]

Changes

the

page.

[I]

Returns

to

the

previous screen.

[i]

Displays

the

current source control screen.

*

1

Appears

when

<Input>

in

<Navigation

Input>

is

set

to

[iPhone].

(Page

17)

*

2

Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT.

*

3

The

icon

varies

depending

on

the

connection

status

of

the

Bluetooth

device.

(Page

30)

ENGLISH

I 7

BA

CS

OTouch screen operations

ITJ

Displays the video control menu while playing a
video.

W Displays the source control screen while playing

a video.

• The operation buttons disappear when the
screen

is

touched or when no operation

is

done for about

10

seconds.

[I]

Goes

to

the previous chapter/track.*

[I]

Goes

to

the next chapter/track.*

*

Not

available

for

video

from

an

external

component.

Dragging

your

finger

to

the

left

or

right

functions

in

the

same

way

as

touching.

8

Selecting the playback

source

KW-V40BT

KW-V20BT/
KW-V200BT

KW-V10/
KW-V100

[TUNER]

[Satellite]*

2

[DISC]
[USB]

[iPod]
[Biuetooth]*

3

[Pandora]*

2

[AV-IN]*

4

[Apps)*

5

[Front AUX]*

6

[AV Off]

Switches

to

the radio broadcast.

(Page

20)

Switches

to

the

SiriusXM®

radio

broadcast.

(Page

23)

Plays

a disc.

(Page

9)

Plays

files

on a USB

device.

(Page

13)

Plays

an

iPod/iPhone.

(Page

14)

Plays

a Bluetooth audio player.

(Page

37)

Switches

to

the Pandora broadcast.

(Page

18)

Switches

to

an

external component

connected to the

AV-IN1

terminal

on the rear panel.

(Page

27)

Switches

to

the App

screen

from

the

connected iPod touch/iPhone.

(Page

16)

Switches

to

an

external component

connected to

AUX

input terminal

on the monitor panel.

(Page

27)

Turns

off

the

AV

source.

(Page

6)

*1 Only

for

KW-V10

Region

1/KW-V100.

*2 Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-V200BT/

KW-VlO

Region

1/KW-VlOO.

*3 Only

for

KW-V40BT

/KW-V20BT

/KW-V200BT.

*4 Appears

only

when

<AV

Input>

is

set

to

[AV-IN].

(Page

45)

*5 Appears

only

when

<AV

Input>

is

set

to

[iPod].

(Page

45)

*6 Only

for

KW-V20BT

/KW-V200BT/KW-V10/KW-V100.

;l

PI~¥ing

·

·

~

>

~i§~

·<

•

If

a disc does

not

have a disc menu,

all

tracks on

it

will

be played repeatedly until you change

the

source or eject

the

disc.

• For playable disc types/file types,

see

page

55.

0 Inserting

a disc

Insert

a disc

with

the

label side facing up.

•

For

KW-V40BT:

To open

the

monitor

panel,

see

page

6.

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00

The source changes

to

11

DISC"

and playback starts.

• The

DISC

IN

( .t

iifwtU)

indicator lights up while a

disc

is

inserted.

•

If

"{9"

appears on

the

screen,

the

unit

cannot

accept

the

operation

you have tried

to

do.

-

In

some

cases,

without

showing

"{9,"

operations will

not

be accepted.

•

When

playing

back a

multi-channel

encoded disc, the

multi-channel signals

are

downmixed

to

stereo.

0 Ejecting a disc

KW-V40BT

KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/
KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00

•

When removing a disc,

pull

it

horizontally.

•

You can eject a disc when playing another

AV

source.

•

If

the

ejected disc

is

not

removed

within

15 seconds,

the

disc

is

automatically

inserted

again

into

the

loading slot

to

protect

it

from

dust.

If

the

disc cannot be ejected,

see

page

3.

Playback operations

•

When

the

operation buttons

are

not

displayed on the screen,

touch

the

area shown on

the

illustration.

- For

KW-V1

0/KW-Vl

00:

You

can also display/hide

the
operation buttons by pressing
FNC

on

the

monitor

panel.

- To change settings for video
playback,

see

page

39.

0

Indications and

buttons

on

the

source

control screen

For

DVD/DVD-VR/VCD/DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG

Playback

information

OJ

Media type

[1]

Audio

format

[]]

Playback

mode

(Page

12)

[I]

Playing

time

[[]

Playback

status(~:

play/11:

pause/•:

stop)

[]]

DISC

IN

indicator

[]]

Video

format/video

playback

mode-VIDEONR-

PRG

(program)NR-PLA

Y

(playlist)/ DivX/MPEG/

PBC

[]]

Current

playback item

information

DVD

Video: Title no./Chapter no.

•

DVD-VR:

Program no. (or Playlist no.)/Chapter

no.

•

DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2: Folder no./Track no .

•

JPEG:

Folder no./File no.

•

VCD:

Track no.

ENGLISH

I

9

Operation buttons

[•]*

1

Stops playback.

[

~]*2

Displays

the

folder/track list.

(See

the

far

right

column.)

[c!:_)]

[-I.

t1*

3

[

....

/11

1

[Mode]*

6

[HOME]

Selects playback mode.
(Page 12)

Starts/pauses playback.

•

Selects a chapter/track. (Press)

•

Reverse/forward search.*

5

(Hold)

Selects

title

(DVD)/program

or
playlist (DVD-VR)/folder (DivX/
MPEG

1 /MPEG2/

JPEG).

Changes

the

settings

for

disc

playback on

the

<Mode>

screen.
(Page 12)
Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

*

1

Appears

only

for

DVD/DVD-VR/VCD.

*

2

Does

not

appear

for

DVD/DVD-VR/VCD.

*

3

Does

not

appear

for

DVD/DVD-VR/JPEG.

*

4

The

icon

displayed

between

the

buttons

varies

depending

on

the

type

of

disc

or

file.

*

5

Search

speed

varies

depending

on

the

type

of

disc

or

file.

*

6

Does

not

appear

for

VCD.

10

For CD/MP3/WMA/WAV

Playback information

[JJ

Media

type

[I]

Audio

format

J

:;,

;

qN'ln•E

'!An,,

N,1tne

~-

-~~--~-

-

--

0

1\lbl"

N,,.

•.

[I]

Playback

mode

(Page 12)

[I]

Playing

time

[[]

Playback

status(..,.: play/11:

pause/•:

stop)

[§]

DISC

IN

indicator

[1]

Track/file information

•

Touching

the

information

bar

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[]]

Current

playback

item

information

•

MP3/WMA/WAV: Folder no./Track no.

•

CD:

Track no.

[]]

Jacket picture (Shown

while

playing

if

the

file

has

tag data

that

includes

the

jacket picture)

Operation buttons

[

~

]*1

Displays

the

folder/track

list.

(See

the

right

column.)

[c!:_)]

[,J.

t1

Selects playback

mode.

(Page

12)

[..,./II

1

Starts/pauses playback.

•

Selects a track.

(Press)

• Reverse/forward search.*

2

(Hold)

Selects a folder.

[Mode]*

1

Changes

the

settings for disc

playback on

the

<Mode>

screen.

(Page 12)

[HOME]

Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

*

1

Does

not

appear

for

CD.

*

2

Search

speed

varies

depending

on

the

type

of

disc

or

file.

0 Selecting

a

folder/track

on

the

list

1

2

Select the

folder

(G)),

then the item in

the

selected folder

(W).

•

Repeat

the

procedure

until you select

the

desired track.

• If

you

want

to

play all tracks in

the

folder,

press

[..,.]

on

the

right

of

the

desired folder.

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items by pressing

[•J/[T].

•

Press

[Root]

to

return

to

the

root

folder.

•

Press

[<1

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

Q;l,~e~CtammMiiiM&MiHI!tl!MWl!

Mit!M!!l'ltiiiil

MIW&IIlMll!!lli!Ht!

N!\f:!!ttMt@IHil'!MNfiMlMi'tH1MMNtWMltFM

t%!iil

Mll!!Mii!iit!lil!li'HIIMNifii

IMM

ii!MMMW

: iflMi!iiiiiH%:

!MlMIIIIMIM\JI!M'IMill

!I

Iii

I'IIIIlMltl!iiMih%!1%1il&lilM!Ill%Mi

IMIM

:MIMl!JI!i

OVideo menu operations

You can

display

the

video

menu

screen

during

video

playback.

• Available

items

on

the

screen

differ

depending

on

the

types

of

the

loaded disc and

playback

files.

• The

operation

buttons

disappear

when

the

screen

is

touched

or

when

no

operation

is

done

for

about

10 seconds.

*

[Zoom]

[Aspect]
[Adjust]

[OJ)]*

*

*

Displays

the

picture

size selecting
screen. (Page 40)
Selects

the

aspect ratio. (Page 40)

Displays

the

picture

adjustment
screen. (Page 39)
Selects

the

audio

type.

• For DVD-VR: Selects

the

audio

channel

(ST:

stereo,

L:

left,

R:

right).

Selects

the

subtitle

type.

Selects

the

view

angle.

[Menu]*

[Top

Menu]*

Displays

the

disc

menu

(DVD)/

playlist (DVD-VR).
Displays

the

disc

menu

(DVD)/

original

program

(DVD-VR) .

Displays

the

menu/playlist/original

program/scene

selecting screen.

•

[.A.]

[T] [

~]

[.,...]:Selects an

item.

- For DivX: [

~]

[.,...]

skips

back

or

forward

by

about 5 minutes.

• [Enter]:

Confirms

the

selection.

• [Return]: Returns

to

the

previous

screen.

•

[-+::>J:

Displays

the

menu

screen

of

the

top

layer

when

several

menu

screens exist

on

the

disc.

- For DivX: Exits

from

the

scene

selecting screen.

Switches

to

the

direct

disc

menu

mode.

Touch

the

target

item

to

select.

• To

exit

from

the

menu

selecting

screen, press

[-+::>J.

*

Does

not

appear

for

MPEG1/MPEG2.

Touching

any

position

other

than

operation

buttons

displays

the

source

control

screen.

ForVCD

1

2

[Zoom]

[Aspect]
[Adjust]

[OJ)]

[Return]
[Menu]

Displays

the

picture

size selecting

screen. (Page 40)
Selects

the

aspect

ratio. (Page 40)

Displays

the

picture

adjustment
screen. (Page 39)
Selects

the

audio

channel

(ST:

stereo,

L:

left,

R:

right).

Displays

the

previous

screen

or

menu.

Displays

the

disc

menu.

Displays/hides

the

direct

selecting

buttons.

(See

below.)

• To select a

track

directly,

press

[5551

to

display

-lUI-

the

direct

selecting

buttons,

then

...

- When

you

enter a wrong

number,

press [Direct/

CLR]

to

delete

the

last

entry.

• To

deactivate

the

PBC

function,

stop

playback,

then

use

the

direct

selecting

buttons

to

select a

track

number.

ENGLISH I 11

DISCS

0 Selecting playback mode

[c!:.,)] Selects Repeat playback mode.

[.J.

t1

Selects Random playback mode.

• For DVD/DVD-VR: Repeat play

is

available.

For

VCD

(without

PBC)/CD/DivX/MPEG 1 /MPEG2/
MP3/WMA/WAV: Repeat and Random play are
available.

- You

cannot

activate

the

repeat

mode

and

the

random

mode

at

the

same time.

•

Each

time

you press the

button,

the

playback

mode

changes. (The corresponding indicator

lights up.)

- Available items

differ

depending

on

the

types

of

loaded disc and playback file.

c!:.,)

PROGRAM Repeats current program (not

available

for

Playlist playback).

c!:.,)

CHAPTER

c!:.,)

TITLE

c!:.,)

SONGS

c!:.,) FOLDER

.I-t

FOLDER

.I-t

ALL

Repeats current chapter.
Repeats current title.
Repeats current track.
Repeats all tracks

of

the
current folder.
Randomly plays all tracks

of

the

current folder, then tracks

of

the

next folders.

Randomly plays all tracks.

To cancel Repeat/Random playback:

Press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator disappears.

12

Settings for disc playback

• The items shown on

the

<Mode>

screen are

different

depending

on

the

discs/files played back.

0 Setting items

<Menu
Language>

<Audio
Language>

<Subtitle>

<Down

Mix>

Select the initial disc menu language.
(Initial:

English) (Page

57)

Select the initial audio language.
(Initial:

English) (Page

57)

Select

the

initial subtitle language

or

turn

subtitles

off

(Off). (Page 57)

• Initial for KW-V40BT Region 1

I

KW-V20BT Region 1/KW-V200BT/
KW-V1

0 Region 1

/KW-V1

00: Off,

for

KW-V40BT

Region4/KW-V20BT

Region 4/KW-V1 0 Region

4:

English

When playing back a multi-channel
disc, this setting affects

the

signals

reproduced

through

the

front

and/
or rear speakers and AV-OUT/Audio
output*

1

•

• Dolby Surround: Select this

to
enjoy multi-channel surround
sound by connecting an

amplifier

compatible

with

Dolby Surround.

• Stereo (initial): Normally select

this.

<D.

Range

Com pres.>

<Monitor
Type>

<File
Type>*

2

You can change

the

dynamic range

while playing Dolby Digital software.

• Off: Select this

to

enjoy a

powerful

sound

at a low

volume level

with

its full dynamic range.

• On (initial): Select this

to

reduce

the

dynamic range a little.

• Dialog: Select this

to

reproduce

movie dialog more clearly.

Select

the

monitor

type

to

watch a

wide

screen picture on

the

external

monitor.

16:9

(Initial) 4:3

LB

4:3

PS

~~~

Select

the

playback file type

when

a

disc contains different types

of

files.

• Audio:

Plays

back audio files.

• Still Picture:

Plays

back

JPEG

files.

• Video:

Plays

back DivX/MPEG 1 I

MPEG2

files.

• Audio&Video (initial):

Plays

back

audio

files and DivX/MPEG 1 I

MPEG2

files.

*

1

Only

for

KW-V40BT

/KW-V20BT

/KW-V200BT

/KW-V1 0 Region

1 I

KW-V100.

*

2

For

playable

file

types,

see

page

55

.

If

the

disc

contains

no

files

of

the

selected

type,

the

existing

files

are

played

in

the

following

priority:

audio,

video,

then

still

picture.

'

!ll

~

oiini~~'IIJ

~

;

~$11

~'~~c-

vou

can

connect a

USB

mass

storage class

device

such

as

a

USB

memory,

Digital

Audio

Player

etc.

to

the unit.

•

For

details

about

connecting

USB

devices,

see

page

52.

•

You cannot connect a

computer

or

portable

HDD

to

the

USB

input

terminal.

•

For

playable file

types and notes on using

USB

devices,

see

page

56.

When a

USB

device

is

connected ...

The source changes

to

"USB"

and

playback

starts.

• All tracks in

the

USB

device

will

be

played

repeatedly until

you change

the

source.

•

When

the

operation

buttons

are

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

area shown on

the

illustration.

- For

KW-V1

O/KW-V1

00:

You

can

also

display/hide

the

operation buttons

by

pressing

FNC

on

the

monitor

panel.

- To change settings for video
playback,

see

page

39.

0

Indications and buttons on

the

source

control

screen

Playback

information

OJ

Audio

format

) loack

·,n,,

!_

Arl

.,•

Ndnh.

--

~~-

---~

0

Altnl!'

r"-tl''~

[1]

Playback

mode

(See

the

right

column.)

[]]

Playing

time

[!]

Playback

status(

....

:

play/11:

pause/•:

stop)

[]]

Track/file

information (for MP3/WMA/WAV)

•

Touching

the

information

bar

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[]]

Video format-MPEG/JPEG

[]]

Current playback

item

information

•

MPEG1/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/WAV: Folder

no./

Track no.

•

JPEG:

Folder no./File

no.

[]]

Jacket picture (Shown

while

playing

if

the

file

has

tag data

that

includes

the

jacket picture)

Operation buttons

[

~]

Displays

the

folder/track

list.

(Page

14)

[~]

[.Jt1

(

....

/11]

Selects

repeat

playback

mode.*

1

*

2

•

~SONGS:

Repeats

the

current

track.

•

~

FOLDER:

Repeats all

tracks in

the

current

folder.

Selects

random

playback

mode.*

1

*

2

•

.J

t

FOLDER:

Randomly plays all

tracks in

the

folder.

•

.J

tALL:

Randomly plays all

tracks.

Switches

between the

internal

and

external

memory

source

of

the

connected device (such

as

mobile
phone).
Starts/pauses playback.

(~]

(~]*

3

•

Selects

a track.

(Press)

•

Reverse/forward search.*

4

(Hold)

£<1

£>1

Selects

a

folder.

[Mode]

[HOME]

Changes

the

settings for

<File

Type>

I

<Monitor Type>

on

the

<Mode>

screen. (Page

14)

Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

*

1

To

cancel

random

or

repeat

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

*

2

You

cannot

activate

the

repeat

mode

and

the

random

mode

at

the

same

time.

*

3

The

icon

displayed

between

the

buttons

varies

depending

on

the

file

type.

*

4

Search

speed

varies

depending

on

the

file

type

.

ENGLISH

I

13

SB

0

<Mode> settings

Setting <File

Type>

[Audio]

Plays

back audio

files.

[Still

Picture]

Plays

back

JPEG

files.

[Video]

Plays

back

MPEG

1 /MPEG2 files.

[Audio&Video]

(Initial)

Plays

back audio files

and

MPEG1/MPEG2

files.

• For

playable files,

see page

56.

If

the

USB

device

contains no

files

of

the

selected

type,

the

existing

files

are played

in

the

following

priority: audio,

video, then

still

picture.

Setting

<Monitor

Type>

Select

the

monitor

type

to

watch a wide screen

picture on the

external

monitor.

[16:9]

(Initial)

[4:3

LB]

[4:3

PS]

~

CiiJ

~·

14

0

Selecting a folder/track on the

list

1

2

Select

the

folder ((})),then

the item in

the

selected

folder

(@).

Repeat

the

procedure

until

you select

the
desired track.
If

you

want

to

play all

tracks in

the

folder,

press

[llJll-]

on

the

right

of

the

desired

folder.

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items by pressing

[A]/[T].

•

Press

[Root]

to

return

to

the

root

folder.

•

Press

£<1

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

• To use iPod touch/iPhone Apps,

see

page 16.

•

To

listen

to

Pandora,

see

page

18.

Preparation

0 Connecting

iPod/iPhone

• For details

about

connecting iPod/iPhone,

see

page

52.

• For

playable

iPod/iPhone types,

see

page 56.

Connect

your iPod/iPhone using the appropriate

cable

according

to

your purpose.

• To listen

to

music:

USB

2.0

cable (accessory

of

the

iPod/iPhone)

•

To watch video and

listen

to music:

USB

Audio

and Video

cable

for

iPod/iPhone-KS-U59

(optional accessory)

- You cannot connect iPod nano (7th Generation}/
iPod touch (5th Generation)/iPhone 5

with

KS-U59.

0

Selecting preference settings for

iPod/

iPhone playback

When

the

source

is

"iPod"

...

1

2

f.1odc:

""'

l

f

0

till

HOME~

H4

t

...

~/II

<Audiobooks>

Select

the

speed

of

audio

books.

<Artwork>

Shows/hides

the

iPod artwork.

OSetting <AV

Input>

for iPod/iPhone

playback

Select

an

appropriate

input

setting

for

<AV Input>

according

to

the

connection

method

of

the

iPod/

iPhone.

•

For

KW-V40BT

/KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT

/KW-V1

0

Region 1 /KW-V1

00:

Make sure

that"

AV Off"

is

selected

as

the

rear source. (Page 29)

1

Turn

off

the

AV

source.

On

the

<HOME>

screen:

"

-.

!~

lt

!

.,

~\&

Dtsplay

1

_3!..._

11

Camera

1

~

•

1

••

"~

Rear

Source

!

AV

Off 1

2

Display

the

<Input>

setting screen.

3

[AV-IN]

Select

this

when

the

iPod/iPhone

is

connected using

the

USB

2.0 cable

(accessory

of

the

iPod/iPhone).

[iPod]

Select this

when

the

iPod/iPhone

is

connected using

KS-U59

(optional

accessory).

Playback

operations

•

When

the

operation

buttons

are

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

area shown

on

the

illustration.

- For

KW-V1

O/KW-V1

00: You

can

also display/hide

the

operation

buttons

by

pressing

FNC

on

the

monitor

panel.

- To change settings

for

video

playback,

see

page 39.

0 Indications

and buttons on

the

source

control

screen

J

!tack

lttl·~

'l

Arl!SI

N~_r]1F

___

_

0

Albu•·t Nan.e

Playback

information

[]

Playback

mode

(Page 16)

W

Playing

time

[]]

Playback status(..,_: play/11: pause)

[I]

Song/video information

• Touching

the

information bar

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[[]

Track

no/Total

track

number

[[]

Artwork

(Shown

if

the

song contains Artwork)

•

To change

the

Artwork

display,

see

page

14.

ENGLISH

I

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Operation buttons

[~

1

Displays

the

audio/video

file list.

(See

below.)

[~]

Selects

repeat

playback

mode.

•

~SONGS:

Functions

the

same

as

//Repeat

One.~~

•

~ALL:

Functions

the

same

as

//Repeat

All."

[.I.

t1

Selects

random

playback

mode.*

1

[

....

,

..

]

·

.1.

t

SONGS:

Functions

the

same

as

//Shuffle

Songs."

.1.

t

ALBUMS:

Functions

the

same

as

//Shuffle Albums."

Starts/pauses

playback.

[~] [~]

• Selects

an

audio/video

file.*

2

(Press)

•

Reverse/forward search.

(Hold)

[Mode]

Changes

the

settings

for

iPod/iPhone

playback

on

the

<Mode>

screen.

(Page

14)

[HOME]

Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

*

1

To

cancel

random

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

*

2

Resume

playback

is

unavailable

for

video

files.

0 Selecting an audio/video

file from the

menu

1

16

2

Select

the

menu

(

)•

!:~:

audio

or

!:~:

video)

((D),

a

category(@),

then

a desired

item(@).

• Select

the

item in

the

selected layer until

a

desired

file

starts

playing.

• If

you

want

to

play all

items in

the

layer,

press

[..,..]

on

the

right

of

the

desired item .

Audio menu:

Video menu:

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[•]/[T].

•

Press

l<

Top]

to

return

to

the

top

layer.

•

Press

l<1

to

return

to

the

upper

layer

.

*

*

• Available

categories

differ

depending on the type

of

your iPod/iPhone.

*

You

can

switch

to

the top

of

the

category

by

pressing

the

corresponding

tab:

Playlist

(I

),

Artist

(

Albums

(

"~'

)

or

Songs

(

)'

).

Using

an

iPodtouchliPhorteApp

You can use an App

of

the

connected iPod

touch/

iPhone on this unit.

You cannot use Apps

with

iPod touch (5th

Generation)/iPhone

5.

When you use

an

iPod touch or iPhone App, see

also

page 57 for safety instructions.

•

For Apps

you

can use on this unit, visit

<http://www.jvc.net/cs/car/>.

Preparation

•

Connect

the

iPod touch/iPhone using

KS-U59

(optional

accessory). (Page

52)

• Select

[iPod]

for

<AV

Input>.

(Page

15)

0

Playback operations

1

Start

App

on

your

iPod

touch/iPhone.

2

Select

11

Apps"

as

the

source. (Page 8)

••

•

You can operate some functions

of

the

App on

the

touch

panel.

Audio:

Video:

For some applications such

as

navigation

applications,

the

operating

buttons

and information

are

not

shown. You can perform

the

operations on

the

touch

panel,

such

as

scrolling

the

map.

You

can

also play

back

the

audio/video using iPod/

iPhone

itself

instead

of

the

unit.

0

Displaying

the

App

screen

while

listening

to

another

source

You

can

switch

to

the

App

screen from the

connected iPod

touch/i

Phone

while listening

to

another source.

Displaying the Apps switch button on the source

control screen

and

<HOME>

screen

•

For

KW-V40BT

/KW-V20BT

/KW-V200BT

/KW-Vl

0

Region

1

/KW-Vl 00:

Make sure

that

11

AV Off"

is

selected

as

the

rear source. (Page

29)

• Select

[AV]

for

<Display> on

the

<HOME> screen

beforehand. (Page

7)

1

Turn

off

the

AV

source. (Page

6)

2

Display

the

<Input>

setting screen.

3

Select

[iPhone]

for

<Input>

on

the

<Navigation

Input>

screen.

Nc~v1qc

~;~~17~~)1

1l

'"'"' """"'

~

oe

When

<Input>

is

set

to

[iPhone],

the

[Apps]

button

is

shown

on

the

<HOME> screen, and

the

[fl1]

button

is

shown on the source

control

screen.

You can

display

the

App screen

by

pressing either

button.

(See

the

right

column.)

•

When

<Input>

is

set

to

[iPhone],

the

<AV

Input>

setting

is

automatically changed and fixed

to

[iPod].

To

deactivate:

Select [Off] for <Input>.

To

view

the App screen

On

the

<HOME> screen:

On

the

source

control screen:

On

the

monitor

panel:

KW-V40BT

DISPOFF

~

To exit the App screen

KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/
KW-V1

O/KW-V1

00

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V1

O/KW-V1

00

DISPOFF

~

•

You can also

exit

the

App

screen

by

pressing [AV]

on

the

<HOME> screen after pressing

HOME

on

the

monitor

panel.

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You can stream Pandora from iPod touch/iPhone
via a wired connection or from Android devices
through

Bluetooth.

• Install

the

latest

version

of

the Pandora

application

on your iPod

touch/iPhone/

Android.

•

Android devices

can

only

be used

with

KW-V40BT Region 1 /KW-V20BT Region 1 /KW-

V200BT.

Preparation

Connect the device, then start Pandora application.

For Android

1

Pair

the

Android

device

through

Bluetooth.

(Page 30)

2

3

18

Select

"Pandora"

as

the

source.

(Page

8)

Connect

the

Android

device

for

using

Pandora

on

the

<Biuetooth Setup>

s~reen.

(Page

31)

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A.

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Parn.:

:.e

-----

"Connected"

appears.

Press

[OK]

to

confirm

the
operation.
When the connection

is

established,

the

Pandora

application

is

started and "Pandora"

source

control screen

is

displayed.

For iPod touch/iPhone

1

Connect

the

iPod

touch/iPhone

to

the

USB

terminal

using KS-U59

(optional

accessory)

or

USB

2.0 cable (accessory

of

the

iPod/

iPhone). (Page

52)

2

Start

the

Pandora

application

on

the

connected

iPod

touch/iPhone.

The "Pandora"

source

control screen

is

displayed.

•

You can

also display

the

"Pandora"

source

control
screen by connecting the iPod touch/iPhone using
KS-U59

after starting the Pandora

application.

Playback operations

You can operate Pandora using

the

remote

controller. Only playing,

pausing, and skipping are

available.

0

Indications and buttons on

the

source

control

screen

J

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l

An·

I~.J!ll£

-------

-~

-

---

-~

0

/\ltJtP

t-,if't•

Playback information

[JJ

Station name/playing

time

[1]

Playback status

(.,.: play/11:

pause)

[}]

Track information

•

Touching

the

information bar

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

W

Picture data (Shown

if

available

from current

content and

when

iPod touch/iPhone

is

connected via

USB)

Operation buttons

[~]

[Genre]

[']

[f]

r+

Jr;

1

[

...

,

..

]

[~]

[HOME]

Displays

the

<Station List> screen.

Displays

the

<Genre List> screen.

Registers

the

current track

as

a

favorite.

Thumbs

down

to

the current track

and skips

to

the next track.

Adds

the

current artist

to

the

<Station List>.

Adds

the

current track

to

the

<Station List>.

Starts/pauses playback.

Skips

the

current track.

•

Not

available

when

the

Pandora

skip reaches its

limit.

Displays the <HOME> screen.

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.

d

.

Q

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~~

/

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a~

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!!

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it

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it

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!

1!

iMI.Wm!tL!

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i

i

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0

Adding a

station

from

the

<Genre List>

0

Selecting

a

station

from

the

<Station

List>

to

the

<Station list>

The screen shows

the

genres sent by

the

connected

device. Select

a genre and station

to

add

to

the

Station

List.

1

Display

<Genre

List> screen.

+

)"

+

'l

•

Genre"*

HOM~~

f ...

~

2 Select

a genre.

•

You can change

the

page

to

display more

items

by

pressing

[.&]/[T].

3

Select

a station.

•

You can change

the

page

to

display more

items by pressing

[.&]/[T].

The selected station

is

added

to

the

Station

List.

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[.&]/[T].

•

The

X

indicator appears on

the

left

of

the

item

when

Shuffle

is

activated (All songs on

the

registered stations are played randomly).

•

The

1l

indicator appears on

the

right

of

the

item

when

the

station

is

shared.

To

sort

the

<Station

List>

[By

Date]

Sorts

the list in reverse chronological

order.

[A-Z]

Sorts

the list in alphabetical order.

.··

Requirements

for

Pand.

ora®

iPhone

or

iPod

touch

• Install

the

latest version

of

the

Pandora

application

on your iPhone

or

iPod

touch.

(Search

for

"Pandora"

in

the

Apple iTunes App

Store

to

find

and install

the

most current version.)

• Connect iPod touch/iPhone

to

this

unit

with

KS-U59

(optional accessory)

or

USB

2.0

cable

(accessory

of

the

iPod/iPhone).

AndroidTM

•

Visit Google play and search

for

Pandora

to

install.

•

Bluetooth must be

built

in and

the

following

profiles must be supported.

-

SPP

(Serial Port Profile)

-

A2DP

(Advanced Audio Distribution

Profile)

NOTE

•

Ensure you are logged in

to

your

smartphone

application.

If

you

do

not

have a Pandora

account,

you

can

create one for free

from

your smartphone

or at www.pandora.com.

• Pandora

is

available

only

in

the

U.S./

Australia/New

Zealand.

•

Because

Pandora

is

a

third-party

service, the

specifications are subject

to

change

without

prior notice. Accordingly,

compatibility

may

be impaired

or

some

or

all

of

the

services may

become unavailable.

• Some

functions

of

Pandora

cannot be operated

from this unit.

•

For

issues

using

the

application, contact Pandora

at [e-mail]

•

Establish

an

Internet

connection using L

TE,

3G,

EDGE,

or WiFi.

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19

Liste11i111J

to

the

·

radio

Preparation:

Select

the

appropriate

tuner

channel interval

for

<Area Setting>.

(Page

21)

0

Indications and buttons on the source

control

screen

Tuner reception information

[]]

Band

W

Preset

no.

[]]

The station frequency

currently

tuned

in/PS

(station name)

for

FM

RBDS

when

PS

signal

is

coming

in

[I]

ST/MO

indicator

•

The

ST

indicator

lights

up

when receiving

an

FM

stereo broadcast

with

sufficient

signal

strength.

[[]

DX/LO

indicator

[]]

Standby reception indicator

[1]

PTY

code

for

FM

RBDS

[[]

Preset list

20

Operation buttons

[P1] - [P6]

•

Selects

a stored station.

(Press)

[

...

]

[TP]*

[PTYQ_]*

[BAND]

•

Stores the current station.

(Hold)

Changes

the

display

information.

(See

the right

column)

Activates/deactivates TA

standby

reception mode.

(Page 23)

Enters

PTY

search mode.

(Page

22)

Selects

the band.

LFMl-.

FM2

__..

FM3

-.AM]

[~]

[.....,] Searches for a station.

[Mode]

[HOME]

• Auto search

(Press)

• Manual search

(Hold)

Selects

a stored station.

Changes

the settings

for

tuner

reception on

the

<Mode>

screen.

(Pages

21-22)

Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

*

Appears

only

when

FM

is

selected

as

the

source.

0 Changing

the

display

information

Text information

for

the

station

currently being

received

is

displayed.

• Pressing[..,.]

again hides

the

text

information.

• Text information appears when receiving Radio
Text

Plus.

Touching

the

information

scrolls

the

text

information.

0

Improving the

FM

reception

Activate

monaural

mode

for

better reception.

1

2

Mode\&_

PTY.

HO~!!I!

II

>

~

II

...

BAND

[On]

Activate monaural

mode

to

improve

FM

reception,

but

the

stereo effect

will

be

lost.

The

MO indicator

lights

up.

[Off]

Restore

the

stereo effect.

D

Tuning in

FM

stations only

with strong

signals-LO/DX

(Local/Distance-

extreme)

1

2

[Local]

Select this

to

tune

in

only

to

stations

with

sufficient signal strength. The

LO

indicator lights up.

[OX] Deactivate

the

function. The

DX

indicator lights up.

0

Reducing interference during FM
reception

1

2

[Auto]

[Wide]

Increases

the

tuner

selectivity

to

reduce interference between
adjacent stations. (Stereo effect may
be

lost.)

Subject

to

the

interference from

adjacent stations,

but

sound quality

will

not

be degraded and

the

stereo

effect

will

remain.

0

Changing

the

tuner

channel interval

The

tuner

channel interval changes depending on

the

area you use this unit.

1

2

[US]

Select

this

when

using in

North/
Central/South America. FM/ AM
intervals are set

to

200 kHz/1

0

kHz.

[Europe]

Select

this

when

using in any

other

areas.

FM/

AM intervals are set

to

50

kHz/9kHz.

[SA]

Select this

when

using in South

American countries where

FM

interval

is

50

kHz.

AM interval

is

set

to

10kHz.

• The

initial setting

is

<US>

for KW-V40BT

Region 1 /KW-V20BT Region 1

/KW-V200BT

I

KW-V1

0

Region 1 /KW-V1

00,

and

<SA>

for

KW-V40BT Region 4/KW-V20BT Region

4/

KW-V1

0

Region

4.

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Presetting stations

0

Storing stations in the memory

You can preset 6 stations

for

each band.

Automatic

presetting-SSM

(Strong-station

Sequential Memory) (For FM only)

1

2

Local stations

with

the

strongest

signals

are

found

and stored automatically.

22

Manual

presetting

1

Tune in

to

a station you

want

to

preset.

(Page 20)

2

Select a preset number.

(Hold)

The station

selected

in step

1

is

stored.

0 Selecting

a preset station

• You can

also select a preset station by pressing

[<11[>1.

FM

RBDS

features

OSearching for FM

RBDS

programs-PlY

Search

You can search for your favorite programs

being

broadcast by

selecting

the

PTY

code

for

your

favorite

programs.

1

2

Select

a

PTY

code.

(Hold)

• You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items by pressing

[.A.]/[T1.

PTY

Search starts.

If

there

is

a station broadcasting a

program

of

the

same

PTY

code

as

you have

selected,

that

station

is

tuned

in.

CJ

Activating/deactivating TA Standby
Reception

The

unit

is

in standby

to

switch

to

Traffic

J\nnouncement

(TA)

if

available.

(The

TP

indicator

lights

up.)

• If

the

TP

indicator

flashes,

tune

into

another

station providing

RBDS

signals.

To

deactivate

TA

Standby Reception:

Press

[TP].

(The

TP

indicator goes off.)

• The

volume

adjustment

for

Traffic Announcement

is

automatically

memorized. The next

time

the

unit

switches

to

Traffic Announcement, the

volume

is

set

to

the

previous level.

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Everything

worth

listening

to

is

on SiriusXM,

getting

over

130 channels,

including

the

most

commercial-

free music, plus

the

best sports, news,

talk

and

entertainment. To start

listening

to

the

SiriusXM®

Satellite Radio, a SiriusXM Connect

Vehicle

Tuner

(commercially available)

and subscription are

required. For more information, visit www.siriusxm.
com.
Before operating, connect

the

SiriusXM Connect

Vehicle

Tuner (commercially available)

to

the

expansion

port

on

the

rear

of

the

unit.

(Page

52)

Activating subscription

1

Check

your

Radio

I

D.

Radio

ID

is

labeled

on

the

casing

of

the SiriusXM

Connect Vehicle

Tuner

or

the

bottom

of

the

SiriusXM Connect Vehicle Tuner unit.

• You can also display

the

Radio

ID

on

the

screen by

tuning

in

to

Channel

0.

2

Activate

the

SiriusXM Connect Vehicle

Tuner using

one

of

the

two

methods

below:

•

For users in

U.S.A:

-

Online:

Go

to

www.siriusxm.com/

activatenow

-

Phone: Call

1-866-635-2349

•

For users in Canada:

-

Online:

Go

to

www.xmradio.ca and click

on

II

ACTIVATE

RADIO" in

the

top

right

corner

-

Phone: Call1-877-438-9677

3

Select

11

Satellite"

as

the source.

(Page

8)

SiriusXM

Connect Vehicle

Tuner starts

updating

all

the

SiriusXM

channels.

Listening to the

SiriusXM®

Radio

0 Indications

and buttons on

the

source

control screen

SiriusXM® radio reception information

[I]

Band

[1]

Preset

number

[I]

Channel number/Channel

name

[I]

Signal

strength indicator

W

Category name

W

Preset list

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[P1

1 -

[P6]

• Selects

a stored

channel.

(Press)

• Stores

the

current channel. (Hold)

[...,.]

Changes

the

display

information.

(See

the

right

column)

[QJ

Displays

the

Category/Channel

List.

(See

the

far

right

column.)

[CH

Direct] Displays

the

<Direct

Channel

Number> screen.

(See

the

far

right

column.)

[BAND]

Selects

the

band.

L

SXM

1-.

SXM2-.

SXM3-.

SXM4

J

[~]

[~]

• Selects

a

channel.

(Press)

[Mode]

[HOME]

24

• Changes

the

channel

rapidly.

(Hold)

-

While searching, invalid, skipped

and unsubscribed channels are
skipped.

Selects

a stored

channel.

Changes

the

settings

for

restrictions

on the

<Mode>

screen. (Page

25)

Displays

the

<HOME> screen.

0 Changing

the

display information

Text

information

for

the

station currently being

received

is

displayed.

•

Pressing

[...,.]

again hides

the

text

information.

Selecting a channel

0

Selecting a

channel

on

the

list

1

Mode

CH

D1rect

e

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H

<

I

>

~

II

1M

BAND::tl

2

Select

a category

(G)),

and

then

select

a

channel

(@).

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items by pressing

[.A]/[T].

0

Selecting a channel directly

1

Mode

CH

D1r"*·

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,

~<

I

>

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144

•

~·D

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2

Enter a

channel

no.

((D),

and

then

confirm

(@).

•

Press

[Clear]

to

delete the entry.

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pre

,

setting

,

channels

0

Storing channels in

the

memory

You

can preset 6 channels

for

each band.

1

Tune in

to

a

channel

you

want

to

preset.

(Page

24)

2

Select a preset number.

(Hold)

The channel selected in step

1

is

stored.

0 Selecting a

preset

station

•

You can also select a preset station

by pressing

[<];[>].

Setting the reception

restrictiQns

0

Setting

the

parental

lock

You can set

the

parental lock in order to,

for

example, restrict children from receiving

adult

channels.

Setting

the

parental code

• The initial setting

is

"0000."

• Changing

the

code does

not

change

the

<P.Lock

Channel Select>

and

<Skip

Channel Select>

settings.

1

Display

the

<Parental

Code>

screen.

Mode\6.

CH

Dr'Ect

•

I

HOME:!~!

II

> '

~

•

~

BAND

2

Enter

the

current code

in

<Current Code>,

a

new

code in

<New Code>,

and then the

new

code again

to

confirm the entry in

<Confirm Code>.

CD

Enter a code.

(1)

Confirm

the

entry.

•

Press

[Clear]

to

delete the entry.

To change the parental code:

Press

[Change]

in

step

1,

enter current code,

then

new

code in step

2

above.

Activating the parental

lock

1

Display the

<Parental Code>

screen.

2

Enter your

parental

code

number

((D),

then

confirm the

entry(@).

•

Press

[Clear]

to

delete

the

entry.

Continued

to

the

next

page

...

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25

3

Select

a

category((})),

and

then

a

channel

you

want

to

activate the parental lock

for

(@).

•

The

At

indicator appears beside

the

channel

with

the

parental lock activated.

•

To

cancel

the

selection, select

the

locked channel

again in Step

3.

The

eJ

indicator disappears and

the

selection

is

canceled.

•

When you

try

to

receive a channel

with

the

parental lock activated, the

parental code

input

screen appears and you cannot receive

the

channel until

you enter the correct code.

Clearing

the

parental

lock

for all

locked channels

1

Display

the

<Parental

Code>

screen.

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(H

D1rect

0

HOM~

IJ

)

~

IJ

...

BAND

26

2

Enter your

parental code number((})),

then

confirm the

entry(@).

•

Press

[Clear]

to

delete

the

entry.

0

Skipping

unwanted channels

If

you

do

not

want

to

receive some channels, you

can skip them.

Activating channel skipping

1

Display

the

<Skip

Channel Select>

screen.

2

Select a category

((})),

and then

select a

channel

you

want

to

skip

(@)

•

You can change the page

to

display more

items by pressing

[A]/[T].

The

II

indicator appears beside the selected

channels.

•

Repeat this step

if

you

want

to

skip more channels.

Clearing

the

channel skipping for

all

skipped

channels

On

the

<Mode>

screen:

(Hold)

Using

external audio/video

players-AV-IN

• When

the

operation

buttons

are

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

area

shown

on

the

illustration.

- For KW-Vl

0/KW-Vl 00: You

can

also

display/hide

the

operations

buttons

by

pressing

FNC

on

the

monitor

panel.

- To change settings

for

video

playback,

see

page

39.

You

can

connect an

external

component

to

the

AV-IN1

terminal.

(Page 52)

Preparation:

Select

[AV-IN]

for

<AV

Input>.

(Page 45)

•

<AV Input>

can

be

changed

only

when

<Input>

in

<Navigation

Input>

is

set

to

[Off].

• For KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/KW-V1 0
Region 1 /KW-Vl

00:

Make sure

that

11

AV Off"

is

selected

as

the

rear source. (Page

29)

0 Indications

and buttons on

the

source

control screen

Playback

information

[I]

AV-IN

name

Operation buttons
[Mode]

Changes

the

AV-IN

name.

[HOME]

•

Press

[

<01111]

or[~]

to

select an

AV-IN

name.

Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

0

Starting

playback

1

Connect

an

external component

to

the

AV-IN

1

terminal.

• To connect

an

external

component,

see

page

52.

2

Select

11

AV-IN"

as

the source. (Page

8)

3

Turn on the connected component and
start playing the source.

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AUX(only

for

KW·V2.0BT/KW-V200BT/

KW-V10/KW-V100)

0

Indications

and buttons on the source

control

screen

[HOME]

Displays

the

<HOME>

screen.

0

Starting

playback

1

Connect

an

external

component

to

the

AUX

jack on the

monitor

panel.

•

Use

a

3.5

mm

stereo

mini

plug

(commercially

available).

2

Select

11

Front

AUX"

as

the

source.

(Page

8)

3

Turn on the connected

component

and

start

playing

the source.

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I

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Using a rear

view

camera

•

To use a rear

view

camera, a

REVERSE

GEAR

SIGNAL lead

connection

is

required. (Page

51)

0

Activating

the

rear

view

camera

1 Display the

<Input>

setting screen.

On

the

<HOME>

screen:

2

To

deactivate:

Select

[Off]

for

<Camera

Input>.

28

0

Displaying

the

picture

from

the

rear

view

camera

The rear

view

screen

is

displayed

when

you

shift

the

gear

to

the

reverse

(R)

position.

For

KW-V40BT Region 1

/KW-V20BT Region 1 /KW-

V200BT /KW-V1 0

Region 1 /KW-V1 00:

To erase

the

caution message,

touch

the

screen.

To

display

the

picture

from

the

rear

view

camera

manually

On

the

<HOME>

screen:

•

When

displaying

the

picture

from

the

rear

view

camera

manually,

you

can change

the

setting

of

the

picture using

[Zoom]/[Aspect]/[Adjust].

(Page

39)

To

exit

the

rear

view

screen

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KW-V20BT

/KW-V200BT

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KW-V200BT/KW-V10 Region

1/KW-V100)

You can enjoy

the

rear source playback

on

an

external

monitor

connected

to

the

AV-OUT VIDEO

and

AV-OUT AUDIO

terminals,

while

listening

to

any

source.

0

Displaying rear source images on

the

external monitor

1

Display

the

<Rear

Source>

screen.

2

Select

the

rear source.

• If "DISC", "USB",

or

"iPod"

is

selected

as

the

front

source,

only

the

buttons

of

11

AV-IN",

11

AV

Off",

and

the

one selected

as

the

front

source

can be selected.

•

11

AV-IN"

can be selected

when

<AV

Input>

is

set

to

[AV-IN].

(Page 45)

•

You

cannot select

"DISC", "USB",

or

11

iPod"

as

the rear source

when

the

front

source

is:

- "Apps"

- "Pandora"

with

a Pandora device

connected via a

USB

cable*

*

Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-V200BT/KW-

V10

Region

1/KW-V100.

While

activating rear source ...

•

To view a

front

source image

on

the

rear

monitor,

press [Same

as

Front].

- To select a source

other

than

the

front

source

as

the rear source, press [Select]

on

<HOME>

screen.

• When you press [Same

as

Front]

while

listening

to

music, the track

list

appears.

•

If

the

selected source

is

not

"DISC", "USB",

"iPod"

or

"AV-IN",

nothing

appears

on

the

rear

monitor.

0 Operations on

the

external monitor

(from

the

remote

controller only)*

Selecting a

folder

or

track

on

the

control screen

For DivX/M

PEG

1

/M

PEG2/

J

PEG/MP3/WMA/WAV

/CD/

iPod

• DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG:

While playback

is

stopped.

• CD/iPod: Skip

step[]].

[]]

Press

~~~to

select

the

"Folder"

column

or

"Track"

column.

[I]

Press

Ji../T

to

select a Folder

or

Track.

*

For

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-V10

Region

1:

Purchase

RM-RK252P

separately.

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29

Information

for

usingBluetooth®

devices

0

Bluetooth®

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.

Notes

•

While driving,

do

not

perform complicated

operations such

as

dialing numbers, using

the phonebook, 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 off.

Bluetooth Information:

If you wish

to

receive

more information

about

Bluetooth, visit the

following

JVC

web

site:

<http://www

.jvc.net/ cs/ car

I>

30

Bluetooth profile

This

unit

supports the following

Bluetooth profiles:

•

HFP

(Hands-Free Profile)

1.5

•

OPP

(Object

Push

Profile)

1.1

• A2DP

(Advanced Audio Distribution

Profile)

1.2

•

AVRCP

(AudioNideo

Remote

Control Profile)

1.3

•

PBAP

(Phone

Book

Access

Profile)

1.0

•

SPP

(Serial

Port Profile)

Icons

for

the

Bluetooth button

®

No device

is

connected.

O

;tll

A Bluetooth audio player

is

connected.

O

1

A Bluetooth mobile phone

is

connected.

0

Both a Bluetooth mobile phone and audio
player

are

connected.

Connecting Bluetooth

devices

0

Registering a new Bluetooth device

When you connect a Bluetooth device

to

the

unit

for

the first time, pair the

unit

and the device.

Pairing

allows

Bluetooth devices

to

communicate with each

other.

•

The pairing method differs depending on the

Bluetooth version

of

the device.

- For devices

with

Bluetooth

2.1:

You

can

pair the

device and the unit using

SSP

(Secure Simple

Pairing)

which only requires confirmation.

- For devices

with

Bluetooth

2.0:

You need

to

enter a

PIN

code both on the device and

unit

for

pairing.

• Once

the connection

is

established,

it

is

registered

in the unit even

if

you reset the unit. Up to 5

devices

can

be

registered in total.

• Only one device for Bluetooth phone and one

for

Bluetooth audio

can

be connected at a time.

•

To

use

the Bluetooth function, you need

to

turn

on

the Bluetooth function

of

the device.

•

To

use

the registered device, you need to connect

the device

to

the unit.

(Page

32)

Pairing a Bluetooth device using

SSP

(for

Bluetooth 2.1}

When the Bluetooth device

is

compatible with

Bluetooth

2.1,

a pairing request

is

sent from

an

available device.

1

Search

11

JVC

Unit"

from your

Bluetooth

device.

2

Confirm

the request both on the device

and the unit.

123456

•

Press

[Cancel]

to

reject the request.

Pairing a Bluetooth device using a

PIN

code (for

Bluetooth

2.0)

1

Display the

<Biuetooth Setup>

screen.

On the

<HOME>

screen:

2

Change

the

PIN

code.

•

If

you skip changing

the

PIN

code,

go

to

step

3.

•

The

PIN

code

is

initially

set

to

"0000".

•

The maximum

number

of

digits in the

PIN

code

is

16.

•

Press

[tJ]

to

delete

the

last

entry.

•

Bluetooth connection

by

<Audio

Connection>

is

only

available when

"Pandora"*

or

"BT

Audio"

is

selected

as

the

source.

•

Bluetooth connection by <Pandora

Connection>

is

only

available when

"Pandora"

is

selected

as

the source.*

3

Search

11

JVC

Unit"

from

your

Bluetooth

device.

4

Select

the

11

JVC

Unit"

for

your

Bluetooth

device.

•

If

the

PIN

code

is

required, enter

"0000"

(initial).

PIN

code

0000

When pairing

is

complete, the device

is

listed on

<Connect

Device>.

•

To use

the

paired device, connect

the

device

on <Connect

Device>.

(Page

32)

*

Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-V200BT.

ENGLISH

I

31

0

Connecting/disconnecting

a registered

Bluetooth

device

1

Display the

<Biuetooth

Setup>

screen.

(Page

31)

2

To connect:

Select

[Connect]

next

to

the target device

to

display

the

<Connect Device>

screen

(G)),

and then select

the

device you want

to

connect

(@).

"Connected" appears.

Press

[OK]

to

confirm the

operation.

• All

registered devices

(mobile

phone and

audio

player)

are

listed

on

<Connect

Device>.

To

disconnect

Select

[Disconnect]

next

to

the target

device.

A confirmation message appears.

Press

[Yes].

0

Deleting

a registered

Bluetooth

device

1

Display

the

<Biuetooth

Setup>

screen.

(Page

31)

2 Select

[Connect]

next

to

the target device

to

display the

<Connect

Device>

screen

(G)),

then display the

<Delete

Device>

screen(@).

-

Selectable

items

depend

on the device you

3 Select

a device

to

delete.

are operating.

A confirmation message appears.

Press

[Yes].

32

Using

the

Bluetooth mobile

phone

0

Receiving a

call

When a

call

comes in

...

• Call

information

is

displayed

if

acquired.

•

The device status/battery capacity

is

displayed

when

the

information

is

acquired from the device.

• Phone operation

is

not

available while

the

picture from

the

rear view camera

is

displayed.

(Page

28)

To

reject

a call

TP

.)

tr-~~

1

"'''""!'

''

When

<Auto

Answer>

is set

to

[On]

(Page

37)

The

unit

answers

the

incoming

call automatically.

0

Ending a call

While talking

...

0 Adjusting the volume

of

calls/earpiece/

microphone

While talking

...

• You

can

adjust the

volume

level between

-20

to

+8 (initial:

0).

• This adjustment does

not

affect

the

volume level

of

the other sources.

•

Use

the

monitor

panel

to

adjust the call/earpiece

volume. (Page

6)

0 Switching between handsfree mode

and phone mode

While talking

...

Each

time you press

the

button,

the

talking method

is

switched : handsfree

mode

I

~~:

phone

mode).

0 Notifying

SMS

reception

If the mobile

phone

is

compatible

with

SMS

(Short

Message Service),

the

unit

tells you a message

has

been received. (Page

37)

• To read a received message, operate

the

mobile

phone after stopping the car in a

safe

place.

- You cannot read, edit,

or

send a message

through

the

unit.

• For some

mobile

phones, the notification message

may

not

be shown even

if

the

SMS

function

is

supported.

0 Reducing noise/adjusting the echo

cancel level

While talking

...

· To reduce

the

noise: Select [On] for <NR/EC>.

• To adjust

the

echo volume (between 1

to

10,

initial: 4):

Press

[EC-

]I[EC +].

· To adjust

the

noise reduction volume (between

-5

to

-20,

initial:

-7)

:

Press

[NR-

]/[NR +

].

0 Making a call

1 Display

the

phone control screen.

On

the

source control screen:

On

the

<HOME> screen:

On

the

monitor

panel:

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT

2 Select a method

to

make a call.

[]]

From

the

preset list/phone book/call lists

[1]

Direct number entry

[]

Voice dialing

[I] Phone number list (Page

34)

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From

the

preset list/phone book/call lists

1

2

34

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-·- .

[Preset]

From

the

preset list

From

the

dialed call list

[

il*"']

From

the

received call list

[ ]

[~]

From

the

missed call list

From

the

phone

book

•

To

copy

the

phone

book,

see

page

35.

• You can change

the

page

to

display more

items by pressing [.A]/[T].

•

To

use

the A

to

Z search on phone book:

1

When the phone

book

list screen

is

displayed, you

can

search by initial.

2 Select the initial.

• If the initial

is

not

a letter

or

number, press

[Others].

3 Select a phone

number

from the list.

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• To display

the

details

of

an

entry:

When

the

phone

book

list screen

is

displayed,

you can display

the

details

of

an

entry and select

a phone

number

if

several phone numbers are

registered.

1 Display the details

of

the desired entry.

2 Select a phone number

to

call.

Direct

number

entry

You

can

enter

up

to

32

numbers.

•

Press

[

m]

to

delete the last entry.

•

Press

and hold [0+]

to

add

11+11

to the phone

number.

•

Press

[Save]

to

save

the entered phone

number

onto

the

preset list.

(See

the far left column.)

Voice

dialing

•

Available

only

when

the

connected mobile phone

has

a voice recognition system.

1

Activate voice

dialing.

On

the phone control screen:

•

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1

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'

-~

On

the

monitor

panel:

KW-V40BT KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT

t

~(Hold)

I~~

~(Hold)

2

Say

the name

of

the

person you

want

to

call.

• If

the

unit

cannot find the target, the

following

screen appears.

Press

[Start],

then

say

the

name again.

To

cancel

voice

dialing:

Press

[Cancel].

0

Presetting phone numbers

You

can

preset

up

to

6

phone

numbers.

1

Display

the

phone

control

screen.

(Page

33)

2

Select

an

item from

the

phone book/call

lists.

3

Select

a phone number.

(Hold)

4

Select

a preset number

to

store into.

•

You can also preset a phone

number

entered on

the direct

number

entry screen by pressing

[Save].

(Page

34)

0 Copying

the phone book

You can copy

the

phone book memory

of

a

mobile

phone

into

the

unit

(up

to

400

entries).

1

Display

the phone

control screen.

(Page

33)

2

3

The

PIN

code (initial:

0000) necessary for

copying the

phonebook

from

the

mobile

phone

and the numbers

of

the

phone

book

entries

copied are displayed.

4

Operate

the

target

mobile

phone.

•

Refer

to

the

instruction manual supplied

with

your mobile phone.

•

To

cancel

the

transfer, press

[Finish].

5

Finish the procedure.

The phone

book

memory

is

copied from the

mobile phone.

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I

35

BLU

About

mobile

phones compatible

with

Phone

Book

Access

Profile

(PBAP)

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

5

000

entries

• Dialed calls,

received calls, and missed calls:

up

to

50

entries each

To

display

the

phone

book/call lists

of

the

mobile

phone or

the

unit

[Phone) Displays

the

phone

book/call lists on

the

connected mobile phone.

[System)

Displays

the

phone

book/call lists

copi.ed

to

the

unit.

36

0 Deleting

the phone number entries in

the unit

1

Display the preset

list/phone book/call list

you

want

to

delete.

(Page

34)

2

•

You cannot

delete

data

when

[Phone)

is

selected.

3

Select

the item you

want

to

delete.

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•

Press

[All)

to

delete all

the

numbers/names in

the

selected list.

A confirmation message appears.

Press

[Yes).

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1

Display

the

phone

control

screen.

(Page

33)

2

Q

Setting items

<:Auto
Answer>

<::SMS
Notify>

<:Ring
Mode>

<:Ring Tone
Change>

• On: The

unit

answers the incoming

calls automatically.

•

Off

(Initial):

The

unit

does

not

answer the

calls automatically.

Answer

the

calls manually.

•

On

(Initial):

The

unit

informs you

of

the

arrival

of

a message by ringing

and displaying

"Receiving Message".

• Off:

The unit does

not

inform you

of

the

arrival

of

a message.

•

System

(Initial):

The ring

tone

set on

the

unit

is

used.

•

Phone: The ring

tone

set on

the

mobile

phone

is

used. (This

function

may

not

work depending on

the

mobile

phone.)

When <Ring

Mode>

is

set

to

<System>,

press

[Enter], then

select

the

ring

tone

for received

calls

and

SMS

from <Tone1

>(Initial),

<Tone2>,

<Tone3>.

• Call

Tone:

Selects

the

ring

tone

for

phone

calls.

•

Message Tone:

Selects

the ring

tone

for

SMS.

•

To register a new device,

see

page

30.

• To connect/disconnect a device,

see

page

32.

0 Indications

and

buttons

on

the

source

control

screen

•

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. ;

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• The operation buttons, indications and
information

displayed

on

the

screen

differ

depending on the connected device.

Playback

information

[I]

The device status/battery capacity

(only

when

the information

is

acquired

from

the

device)

W

Playback

mode

(See

the

right

column.)

[]]

Track no.*

1

W

Playing

time*

1

[]]

Playback

status(~:

play/11:

pause)*

1

W

Tag

data (current track

title/artist name/album

title)*

1

• Touching the information bar scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[I]

Type

of

the connected

Bluetooth

device

(Page

30)

Operation

buttons

[~]

l-l-t1

[111

[~]

[~]

[1111+1]

[HOME]

Selects

Repeat

playback mode.*

1

*

2

Selects

Random

playback mode.*

1

*

2

Pauses

playback.

Starts

playback.

• Selects

a track.

(Press)

•

Reverse/forward search.

(Hold)

Displays

the

<HOME> screen.

*

1

Available

only

for

devices

compatible

with

AVRCP

1.3.

*

2

To

cancel

random

and

repeat

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

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I

37

Sound adjustment

0

Using

the

sound

equalization

•

The adjustment

is

memorized

for

each source until

you adjust

the

sound again.

If

the

source

is

a disc,

the adjustment

is

stored for each

of

the following

categories.

- DVD/DVD-VRNCD

-CD

- DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/WAV

•

You cannot adjust

the

sound when the

AV

source

is

turned off.

Selecting a preset sound mode

1

Display

the

<Equalizer>

screen.

On

the

<HOME>

screen:

On

the

source control screen:

38

2

Select a sound mode.

• You

can

change the page

to

display more

items by pressing

[•]/[~].

Storing your own adjustment-Customizing
preset sound mode

1

Select a sound mode.

(See

the

left column.)

2

Adjust

the

level

of

each band

(G)),

then

select the subwoofer level

(@).

The adjustments are stored and

<User>

is

activated.

•

To finish the procedure,

press[~].

Storing your own

adjustment-Adjusting

the

sound precisely

1

Select a sound mode

(see

the left column),

then

...

2

Select a band.

3

Adjust the sound.

<Reset>

<Freq>
<Q>

<Bass>
<SWLevel>

Changes level

of

Low/Mid/

High

to

0.
Selects frequency.
Adjusts the

width

of

the

frequency.*

1

Activates/deactivates bass.*

2

Adjusts subwoofer

level.

The adjustments are overwritten

if

the

<User>

setting

has

been created

(see

the

left

column),

and

<User>

is

activated.

•

To finish

the

procedure,

press

[G].

•

The adjustments are memorized until you adjust

sound again.

•

To make adjustment for other bands, repeat steps

2

and

3.

*

1

Fixed

for

"High"

band.

*

2

Only

for

"Low"

band.

Q Adjusting

the

crossover frequency

1

Display the <Crossover> screen.

On

the

<HOME> screen:

1 1

tr

2 Select the item

to

adjust (G)), then make

adjustments

(@).

<HPF> Adjusts

the

crossover

for

the

front

([Front])

or

rear ([Rear])

speakers (high

pass

filter).

<LPF> Adjusts

the

crossover

for

the

subwoofer (low

pass

filter).

<SW Level> Adjusts

the

subwoofer level.

<Phase> Selects

the

phase

for

the

subwoofer.*

<Freq> Adjusts

the

crossover frequency.

*

Not

selectable

when

<Freq>

is

set

to

<Through>.

Adjustment for

v.ideo

playback

0 Adjusting

the

picture

You

can

adjust

the

picture quality.

1 Display the adjustment menu.

2 Select

[t]]

(dimmer on) or [£3] (dimmer

off).

3 Adjust

the

picture (-15

to+

15).

<Brightness>
<Contrast>
<Black>
<Color>
<Tint>*
<Detail>

Adjusts the brightness.
Adjusts the contrast.
Adjusts the blackness.
Adjusts

the

color.
Adjusts the tint.
Adjusts the detail.

*

Adjustable

only

when

the

incoming

signal

is

NTSC.

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0 Changing the aspect ratio

You

can

change the aspect ratio for video playback.

1 Display the adjustment menu.

40

2 Select

the

aspect ratio.

<full>*

For 16:9 original pictures

4:3

signal

16:9

signal

~

I~O~I

<Panorama> For viewing

4:3

pictures

naturally on the wide screen

4:3

signal

16:9

signal

l~o~l I~O~I

<Regular>* For

4:3

original pictures

4:3

signal

16:9

signal

CQl

I~O~I

<Auto> For "DISC" r'USB" only: The

aspect ratio

is

automatically

selected

to

match the incoming

signals.

*

While

DivX

is

played

back

with

<Monitor Type>

set

to

[16:9]

(Page

12),

the

aspect

ratio

is

not

set

correctly.

OZooming the picture

You can zoom the picture (<full>, <Zoom1

>to

<Zoom3>).

• When <Aspect>

is

set

to

<Panorama>

or

<Auto>

(see

the

left column), the picture

is

zoomed

with

the

aspect ratio

of

the

<full>

setting.

1 Display the adjustment menu.

2 Change the magnification

(G)),

then move

the zooming frame

(W).

· [_.][T][

<IIIII][~]

are

not

displayed when

<full>

is

selected.

• The zoom

function

cannot be used for some

video

sources.

You

can

change

the

background,

the

color

of

text,

touch panel buttons, and

monitor

panel buttons.

1 Display

the

<Display Design> screen.

On

the <HOME> screen:

2 Select an item

to

change ([Backgrnd],

[Text]

or

[Buttons]).

iiiiiiiiilllll

3

Select

the

design

or

color.

To select a background

Select a background design (G)), then select or
adjust color (@).

• When selecting color, select the Dimmer
setting

for

the

color

([I]J:

Dimmer On or

g:

Dimmer

Off), then select the color from

the color palette

or

adjust the color using the

color adjuster.

To select

text/button

color

Select

the

Dimmer

setting for

the

color

([I]J:

Dimmer

On

or

8:

Dimmer Off), then

select

the

color from the color palette or adjust

the color using

the

color adjuster.

• [Scan]

is

selectable when setting

button

color.

Selecting this changes the illumination color

gradually.

*

1

When

selecting

this,

you

cannot

change

the

background

color.

*

2

Store

your

own

scene

beforehand.

(See

the

right

column.)

0

Storing

your

own

scene

for

the

background

image

While playing a video or

JPEG,

you can capture an

image and use

the

captured image

as

a background.

You cannot capture copyrighted

content

and
images from iPod/iPhone.
When using a

JPEG

file

as

the

background, make

sure

that

the

resolution

is

800 x 600 pixels.

The color

of

the

captured image may look

different

from

that

of

the actual scene.

1 Play a

video

or

JPEG.

2 Display

the

<Display Design> screen.

(See

the

far

left

column.)

3

4

Adjust

the

image.

[ ... ]

Starts/pauses playback.
Advances scenes frame-by-

frame.
Magnifies the scene. (<Full>,

<Zoom1>-

<Zoom3>)

[A]['Y][

..._][...,

]*

2

Moves

the

zooming frame.

• To cancel the capture, press

l-+::::>1.

Continued

to

the

next

page

...

ENGLISH I 41

5 Capture

the

image displayed on

the

screen.

A

confirmation

message appears.

Press

[Yes]

to

store

the

newly

captured image. (The existing

image

is

replaced

with

the

new

one.)

•

Press

[No]

to

return

to

the

previous screen.

*

1

Not

displayed

when

playing

an

external

component

connected

to

the

AV-IN1

terminal.

*

2

Not

displayed

when

<Full>

is

selected.

42

Customizing

the

system settings

0

Memorizing/recalling

the

settings

You can memorize

the

following

settings:

• Settings

on

the

<Settings>

screen: Fader/

Balance, Equalizer, Loudness, Crossover
(<HPF>/<LPF>/<SW Level>

settings),

Volume

Adjust,

Speaker Select,

Dimmer,

Display

Design, AV

Input,

Camera

Input,

Navigation

Input

• Settings

for

11

AV-IN": AV-IN Name

2

Save

\A.

Delete,.

I

~v~-~

E-

3 Select an item ([User1 ], [User2]

or

[User3])

to

memorize

the

settings.

A

confirmation

message appears.

Press

[Yes].

4 Finish

the

procedure.

Recalling

your

settings

• For KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/KW-V1 0

Region 1

/KW-Vl

00: Make sure

that

11

AV

Off"

is

selected

as

the

rear source. (Page 29)

1 Display

the

<User

Profile>

screen.

(See

the

left

column.)

2 Select

the

item you

want

to

recall.

A

confirmation

message appears.

Press

[Yes].

3 Finish

the

procedure.

Clearing

your settings

1

Display

the

<User

Profile>

screen.

(Page

42)

2

3

Select

the item you

want

to

clear.

• Select

[All]

to

clear all

settings memorized in

[User1

],

[User2]

and

[User3].

A confirmation message appears.

Press

[Yes].·

4

Finish the procedure.

3

0

Updating the system

You

can

update

the

system by connecting a

USB

device containing an update

file.

•

For updating

the

system, visit <http://www.jvc.

net/cs/car/>.

1

Create

an

update

file, copy

it

to

a

USB

device, and connect

it

to

the unit.

•

To

connect a

USB

device,

see

page

52.

2

Display the

<System Information>

screen.

On

the

<HOME>

screen:

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Updates the system
application.

<DVD

Version>

Updates

the

DVD

system

application.

<SYS

Version>

Updates the system.

<BT Version>*

Updates the

Bluetooth

application.

It

may take a

while.

If

the

update

has

been

completed successfully,

"Update Completed" appears.

Reset

the

unit.

•

If

the

update

has

failed,

turn

the

power

off

and

then on, and retry

the

update.

•

Even

if

you have turned

off

the

power

during

the

update, you

can

restart the update after the power

is

turned on. The update

will

be performed from

the

beginning.

*

Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT.

0

Adjusting the touch position

You

can adjust

the

touch position on

the

touch

panel

if

the position touched and

the

operation

performed

do

not

match.

1

Display

the

<Touch

Panel

Adjust>

screen.

On

the

<HOME>

screen:

2

Touch

the

center

of

the marks at

the

lower

left and at the

upper

right

as

instructed.

•

To reset

the

touch position, press

[Reset] .

•

To

cancel the current operation, press

[Cancel].

ENGLISH

I

43

0

Displaying

the

<Settings> menu screen

•

When changing settings

for

<AV Input>,

and

<Input>

in

<Navigation

Input>,

turn

off

the

AV

source

while

[AV)

is

selected

for

<Display>

on

the

<HOME>

screen.

Other settings can be changed

when

the

AV

source

is

turned

on.

- For KW-V40BT /KW-V20BT

/KW-V200BT

/KW-Vl

0

Region1/KW-V100: Make sure

that

"AV Off"

is

selected

as

the

rear source. (Page 29)

44

0

<Audio> setting

screen

<Fader/Balance>

Fader:

Adjust

the

front

and rear speaker

output

balance.

•

F6

to

R6

(Initial:

0)

- When using a two-speaker system, set

the

fader

to

the

center

(0).

Balance:

Adjust

the

left

and

right

speaker

output

balance.

•

L6

to

R6

(Initial:

0)

Press

[.A.]/[T]/[

<IIIII]/[

...

]

or

drag

lffil

to

adjust.

- To

clear

the

adjustment, press

[Center).

<Equalizer>

Change

the

sound

mode

or

adjust and store

the

equalization

for

each source. (Page 38)

• Flat (lnitiai}/Naturai/DynamicNocal

Boost/Bass

BoostNibrant/User

<Loudness>

You can activate/deactivate

loudness.

• On

(Initial):

Boost

low

and high frequencies

to

produce a

well-balanced

sound at a

low

volume

level.

• Off:

Cancels.

<Crossover>

Adjust

the

crossover frequency. (Page 39)

,,«

"'"

'"'""'-"

''

0

-

<Volume

Adjust>

Adjust and store

the

auto-adjustment

volume

level

for each source. (For discs,

the

adjustment

is

stored

for

each

of

the

following

categories: DVD/DVD-VR/

VCD,

CD,

and DivX/MPEG 1 /MPEG2/MP3/WMA/WAV.)

The

volume

level

will

automatically increase

or

decrease

when

you

change

the

source.

-15

to

+6

(Initial:

00)

---------------

'"«<·

X

<~m.~

··

-

-

<Speaker

Select>

Select

the

size

of

the

connected speaker.

•

Standard (lnitiai}/Narrow/Middle/Wide

s

CJ

<Display>

setting

screen

<Dimmer>

•

Auto

(Initial): Dims

the

screen and

button

illumination when you turn on

the

headlights.

- The ILLUMIIead connection

is

required.

(Page

51)

• On: Activates dimmer.

• Off: Cancels.
Dimmer

Time Set:

Sets

the Dimmer On

.)/Off

(IB)

times.

-

Press

[.&.]/[T]

to

set the time.

<Display Design>

Change

the

display design (background,

the

color

of

text, touch panel buttons, and

monitor

panel

buttons). (Page 41)

<OSDCiock>

• On:

Displays the clock while a video source

is

played back.

•

Off

(Initial): Cancels.

<Demonstration>

• On

(Initial): Activates

the

demonstration on the

screen.

• Off: Cancels.

<Scroll>

• Auto:

Repeats scrolling.

Once (Initial): Scrolls

the

displayed

information

once.

• Off: Cancels.

Touching the information bar scrolls

the

text

regardless

of

this setting.

<GUI Adjust>

Adjust

the

brightness and blackness

of

the

screen.

Press

[Enter]

to

display

the

setting screen, select

ll01 (dimmer on)I[!Jll] (dimmer off),

then

change

the

following settings:

• Brightness: Adjusts brightness.

-

-15

to

+15

(Initial:

00

for

Dimmer

On/+15

for

Dimmer Off)

• Black: Adjusts blackness.

-

-15

to

+15

(Initial: 00)

<NTSC/PAL>*

Select

the

color system

of

the

external monitor.

•

NTSC

(Initial),

PAL

*

"Please

Power

Off''

appears

when

the

setting

is

changed.

Turn

off

the

power,

then

turn

on

to

enable

the

change.

0

<Input>

setting

screen

<AV

Input>*

You

can

determine

the

use

of

the

AV-IN1

terminal.

• AV-IN (Initial

for

KW-V40BT Region 4/KW-V20BT

Region 4/KW-Vl 0 Region 4): Select

to

use

the

external

component

connected

to

AV-IN1

terminal

or the iPod/iPhone connected using

USB

2.0

cable.

(Page

52)

iPod (Initial

for

KW-V40BT Region 1 /KW-V20BT

Region 1 /KW-V200BT /KW-Vl 0 Region 1

/KW~Vl

00):

Select

to

use

the

iPod/iPhone connected

us1ng

JVC

KS-U59.

(Page

52)

<Camera

Input>

• On (Initial): Displays

the

picture from the rear view

camera when you shift

the

gear

to

the

reverse

(R)

position.

Off: Select this when

no

camera

is

connected.

<Navigation

Input>

Change

the

settings

for

displaying

the

screen

of

App

from

the

connected iPod touch/iPhone. (Page

17)

*

To

change

the

setting,

turn

off

the

AV

source

by

pressing

[AV Off]

on

the

<HOME>

screen

beforehand.

For

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/KW-V10

Region

1/KW-

VlOO:

Make

sure

that'' AV

Off"

is

selected

as

the

rear

source.

(Page

29)

<AV

Input>

can

be

changed

only

when

<Input>

in

<Navigation

Input>

is

set

to

[Off].

ENGLISH I 45

s

GS

0 <System> setting screen

·~

<Language>

Select

the

text

language used for on-screen

information.

• English

(lnitiai)/Espanoi/Fran~ais/Deutsch/

ltaliano/Nederlands/Svenska/Dansk/PyccKMVt/
Portugues

- "Please Power Off" appears when the setting

is

changed. Turn

off

the power, then turn on

to

enable

the

change.

· GUI Language: Select a language used for

displaying operation

buttons

and menu items.

- English (lnitiai)/Local (the language selected

above)

<Time

Set>

Adjust

the

clock time. (Page

4)

.:«>»».Y--*>»>»"A"!.:O».Vh!o.'~

..

~!«o:o!>»»:-:.»~~-'<«-»»-~"

·-

...

-..,.,.,.,.,.,»>:_.~:«<-~-k-.»:.»V

<Beep>

• On

(Initial): Activates

the

key-touch tone.

• Off: Cancels.

<User Profile>

You can memorize, recall,

or

clear the settings you

have made. (Page 42)

<Touch Panel

Adjust-;-,·-=-·=-=----·"--,--,-=-··--~~-~--,---"-~-,

Adjust

the

touch

position

of

the

buttons on

the

screen. (Page 43)

<Initialize>

Initialize all settings you have made. Hold [Enter]

to

initialize

the

settings.

• After initializing

the

settings, adjust the settings

on the

<Initial

Settings> screen.

,.,.,....,.,..-.~.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.-,..,.,~

..

'«~-,.,..--·~»".-».'«~~~~

46

<iluetooth

seiUJ)>*1"'-====-~-=,W-~>-*'-=<'W.W->m=>•=>•=--»w=--»<=->

Configure settings

for

using a Bluetooth device, such

as

connection and other general operations.

• Phone Connection/ Audio Connection/Pandora

Connection*

2

:

Connects or disconnects a
Bluetooth mobile phone/Biuetooth audio device/
Pandora device*

2

•

(Page

32)

Phone Device/ Audio Device/Pandora

Device*

2

:

Shows

the

phone device name/audio device

name/Pandora device name*

2

•

· PIN Code: Changes the

PIN

code

of

the

unit.

(Page

31)

· Device Name: Shows the device name

to

be

shown on the Bluetooth

device-JVC

Unit.

• Device Address: Shows the

MAC

address

of

the

unit.

·

Auto

Connect:

- On

(Initial): The connection

is

automatically

established

with

the last connected Bluetooth

device when

the

unit

is

turned on.

- Off: Cancels.

•

HF/Audio

Output: Select the speakers used

for

Bluetooth (both phone and audio player).

- Front: From

front

speakers only.

-

All

(Initial): From all speakers.

• Initialize: Hold [Enter]

to

clear the registration

of

Bluetooth devices and memory

of

the

preset list

and call lists.

<DivX®VOD>

This

unit

has

its

own

Registration Code. Once you

have played back a file

with

the

Registration Code

recorded, this unit's Registration Code

is

overwritten

for copyright protection.

•

Press

[Enter]

to

display the information.

• To return

to

the previous screen, press [OK].

·<system-,lnicM-~atio-n>_,

___ , __

~,

_______

,_*

__

,. ···

Displays the version information

of

the

software.

You can update

the

software.

(Page

43)

'~>=«..»»>~«-".-Y-<.;«<-."»»X<-:««..._..,._._..,.,._»=«-:«·»:-»»».-..

...

~:·»:«·w.-...,.-..;.~:~»>=·»:.:«-»:~«-:-Y.-~.-»»:«-:·»>-'<·:««·>:-.':«·>9*m:«-i«>>:«~·:.:.>>.':·>:--..:-x~·••=~-=~.;,-.;·~:~.;-:-»:..:->

*

1

Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-V200BT.

For

KW-V40BT Region 1 /KW-V20BT Region 1

I

KW-V1

0

Region

1:

To use

the

remote

controller,

purchase

RM-RK252P

separately.

l,·

·

tr.

•

stal

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ns

•.•••

the

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. b.

alteries

0 Installing

the batteries

Insert

the batteries

into

the

remote

controller

by

matching

the

polarity(+

and-)

correctly.

•

If

the

effectiveness

of

the

remote

controller

decreases,

replace

the batteries.

~Caution:

•

Danger

of

explosion

if

battery

is

incorrectly

replaced. Replace only

with

the

same or

equivalent

type.

•

Batteries

shall

not

be exposed

to

excessive heat

such

as

sunshine, fire,

or

the

like.

Before using the remote controller:

•

Aim the remote

controller directly at

the

remote

sensor on

the

unit.

• DO

NOT

expose the remote sensor

to

bright

light

(direct

sunlight

or

artificial lighting).

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.

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0

Basic

button functions

ATT

DISP

VOL+NOL-

Attenuates/restores

the

sound.

Does

not

function

for

this unit.

•

Tuner/SiriusXM radio *

1

:

Selects

the

preset stations.

Selects

a

title/item/folder.

• Tuner:

- Searches

for

stations

automatically.

-

Searches

for

stations

manually. (Hold)

• SiriusXM

radio*

1

:

-

Selects

a

channel.

-

Selects

a channel rapidly.

(Hold)

• Selects a track.

•

Reverse search/forward
search.

(Hold)

•

Reverse search/forward
search.

•

DVD-Video/DVD-VRNCD:
Slow

motion

playback

(during pause).

• DVD-VRNCD:

Reverse

slow

motion

does

not

work.

•

Adjusts

the

volume

level.

•

The

"2nd VOL"

function does

not

work

for

this unit.

SOURCE

Selects

the

source.

~/II

Starts/pauses*

2

playback.

PHONE/~

Answers incoming

calls.*

3

Selects

the

bands.

Stops playback.

BAND/./•-•

Ends

the

call.

Pauses

playback

of

Bluetooth

audio.*

3

•

Enters a

number

while

0-9

holding

SHIFT.

(Page 48)

• The

"SETUP"

function does

not

work

for this unit.

1-6

Enters preset station

number

while

holding

SHIFT.

Changes

the

aspect ratio.

ASPECT

To check

the

current aspect

ratio setting, operate

on

the

touch

panel.

(Page

40)

RETURN

Returns

to

the previous screen.

•

DVD-Video: Shows

the

disc

TOPM

menu.

(Page 48)

•

DVD-VR:

Shows

the

Original

Program screen.

•

VCD:

Resumes

PBC

playback.

•

DVD-Video:

Shows

the

disc

MENU

menu.

(Page 48)

•

DVD-VR:

Shows

the

Playlist

screen.

•

VCD:

Resumes

PBC

playback.

ENGLISH

I

47

~tvi<Jit>

ENT

DUAL/#
SHIFT

DIRECT/CLR

•

DVD-Video: Makes selection/
settings.

•

DivX: Skips

back

or

forward

by

about

5 minutes.

Confirms

selection.

Does

not

function

for

this unit.

Does

not

function

for

this unit.

Functions

with

other

buttons.

•

Enters

direct

search

mode

when

pressed

with

SHIFT

button.

(See

the

right

column.)

•

Erases

the

misentry

when

pressed

with

SHIFT

button.

• "SURROUND"

function

does

not

work

for

this unit.

*

1

Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-V200BT/

KW-V10

Region

1/KW-V100.

*

2

Does

not

work

while

listening

to

Bluetooth

audio.

*

3

Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT.

48

0

Searching for an item directly

Tuner frequency

ITJ

Press

DIRECT

while

holding

SHIFT

to

enter

the

search

mode.

[I]

Press

number

buttons

while

holding

SHIFT

to

enter

a frequency.

•

To erase a misentry, press

CLR

(clear)

while

holding

SHIFT.

[1]

Press

ENT

to

confirm

the

entry.

DVD-Video/DVD-VR/DivX/MPEG 1/MPEG2/ JPEG/
MP3/WMA/W

AV

NCO/CD

ITJ

Press

DIRECT

while

holding

SHIFT

to

enter

the

search

mode.

•

Each

time

you

press

DIRECT,

the

item

to

search

for

changes.

[I]

Press

a

number

button

while

holding

SHIFT

to

select

a desired item.

• To erase a misentry, press

CLR

(clear)

while

holding

SHIFT.

[1]

Press

ENT

to

confirm

the

selection.

0

Various disc operations

Using

the

disc menu

•

DVD-Video/DVD-VR

[]]

For DVD Video, press

TOP

M

or

MENU.

For

DVD-VR,

press

...

•

TOP

M: To

display Original

Program

•

MENU: To

display Playlist

[I]

Press

~V

/<]/[>to

select

an item

you

want

to

play.

I]]

Press

ENT

to

confirm

the

selection.

• VCD
During

PBC

playback

...

[]]

Press

DIRECT

while

holding

SHIFT

to

enter

the

search mode.

[1]

Press

a

number

button

while

holding

SHIFT

to

select

the

item

you

want

to

play.

I]]

Press

ENT

to

confirm

the

selection.

•

To return

to

the

previous screen, press

RETURN.

To

cancel

PBC

playback

ITJ

Press

•

to

stop

PBC

playback.

[I]

Press

DIRECT

while

holding

SHIFT.

I]]

Press

a

number

button

while

holding

SHIFT

to

select

a desired track.

[I]

Press

ENT

to

confirm

the

selection.

•

To resume

PBC,

press

TOP

M

or

MENU.

6WARNING

•

If

you connect the ignition wire (red) and the

battery wire (yellow)

to

the

car chassis (ground),

you may cause a short circuit,

that

in

turn

may

start a fire.

Always

connect those wires

to

the

power source running

through

the

fuse box.

•

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.

6

Precautions on

installation

and connection

•

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

12

V

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.

•

Do

not

use

your

own

screws.

Use

only

the

screws

provided.

If

you

use

the

wrong

screws, you

could

damage the unit.

•

If

the

power

is

not

turned on

("MISWIRING

Check

wiring connection then reset

unit",

"WARNING

Check wiring connection then reset

unit"

is
displayed), the speaker wire may have a short
circuit or have 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

off

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.

• Only

for

KW-V40BT:

If

the

console

has

a

lid,

make sure

to

install

the

unit

so

that

the

monitor

panel will

not

hit

the

lid

when

closing and opening.

•

If

the fuse blows,

first make sure the wires are

not

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

8

wires or

ground

them

to

any metal

part in

the

car.

•

When

only

two

speakers are being connected

to

the

system, connect both connectors either

to

the

front

output

terminals or

to

the rear

output

terminals (do

not

mix front and rear). For example,

if

you connect

the

E8

connector

of

the

left

speaker

to

a

front

output

terminal,

do

not

connect

the

8

connector

to

a rear

output

terminal.

•

After

the

unit

is

installed,

check whether

the

brake

lamps,

blinkers, wipers, etc. on the car are working

properly.

•

Mount

the

unit

so

that

the

mounting

angle

is

30°

or

less.

•

Do

not

press hard on the

panel surface when

installing

the

unit

to

the

vehicle.

Otherwise

scars,

damage, or

failure

may result.

&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 parts such

as

the

heat sink and

enclosure become hot.

0 Supplied

accessories for

installation

CD

Wiring harness x

1

(%)

Trim plate x

1

*

1

®

Extension wire x

1

®

Extraction

keys

x 2

*

1

®

Flat

head screws

(MS

x

7

mm) x 6

®

Round head screws

(MS

x 6 mm) x 6

(])

Microphone x

1

*

2

*

1

Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

4/KW-V20BT

Region

4/KW-V10

Region

4.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT.

ENGLISH

I

49

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•

0

Installation

procedure

Installing

the

unit

v

4

oBT Region 4/KW-V20BT

Region

4/

1

To

prevent a short circuit, remove the key

o

Installing

the

unit

(only

for

KW-V40BT KW-V1 0

Region 4)

from the ignition and disconnect the

8

Region

4/KW-V20BT Region

4/KW-V1 0

1

Attach the trim

plate

(@).

battery.

Region

4)

2

Make the proper

input

and

output

wire

connections for each unit.

3

Connect the speaker wires

of

the wiring

harness.

4

Connect the wiring harness wires in the
following

order: ground, battery, ignition.

5

Connect the wiring harness connector

to

the unit.

6

Install the unit in your

car.

7

Reconnect the

8

battery.

8

Press

the reset button.

9

Configure <Initial

Settings>. (page

4)

so

•

Bend the tabs

of

the

mounting

sleeve

with

a

screwdriver or

similar utensil

and attach

it

in

place.

0

When

installing

the

unit using the
mounting bracket removed from the
car

f~

• Select

the appropriate

type

of

screw for the

mounting bracket:

flat head

(@)

or

round head

(@).

UConnecting

wires to terminals

USB

terminal:

See

l

f121

;

l

~~

page

52.

r---r-:R::-:E~v=E=-Rs-::-:E::--,.--Pu-rp-le-w-it-h

w-h-it-e-st-rip_e_

Connect

to

the

vehicle's

reverse lamp harness when

GEAR

using the optional rear view camera.

SIGNAL

(Reverse

sensor

wire)

L~·n---rr=---:-~--~

[

PARKING]

Light

green

Elil0-+

~

BRAKE

(Parking

sensor

wire)

~L

..

Connect

to

the

vehicle's

parking

brake detection switch harness.

r---------!.!.!..-

10

A

fuse

[f

Je

~~

•

For best safety, be sure

to

connect the parking sensor.

FUSE10A

EXTI

/F

Connect

SiriusXM

Connect

Vehicle

Tuner

(commercially

available).*

2

(Page

52)
*

1

Only

for

KW-V40BTIKW-V20BTIKW-V200BT.

White(£)

I

White

with

black

stripe

8:

To

front

speaker

(left)

Gray(£)

I

Gray

with

black

stripe

8:

To

front speaker (right)

*

2

Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1IKW-V20BT

Region

1IKW-V200BTI

KW-V10

Region

1IKW-V100.

*

3

If

no

connections

are

made,

do

not

let

the

cable

come

out

from

the

tab.

Green(£)

I

Green

with

black

stripe

8:

To

rear speaker (left)

Purple(£)

I

Purple

with

black

stripe

8:

To

rear speaker (right)

Blue

(Power

antenna

wire)

Blue

with

white

stripe

(Remote

output

wire)

Light

blue

with

yellow

stripe

(Steering

remote

control

wire)

Orange

with

white

stripe

(Dimmer

control

wire)

Red

(Ignition

wire)

Yellow

(Battery

wire)

Black

(Ground

wire)

(POWER

ANTENNA)

:

:

To

automatic antenna

if

any

(250

mA

max.)

I
I

(REMOTE

OUTPUT)

:

To

the remote lead

of

other equipment

(200

mA max.)

I
I

(STEERING

WHEEL

REMOTE)

:

To

the

OE

remote adapter matching your

car

I
I

(ILLUMI)

1

-

To

car light control switch

(ACC)

..

--------------l..d"

(BATT)

..

--------------L.d

U)-1-------J

(GND)

Fuse

box

ENGLISH

I

51

0 Connecting

a

USB

device/iPod/iPhone

iPhone 5/iPod touch

(5th Generation)/iPod

nano (7th Generation)

(commercially

available)

USB

device

(commercially

available)

52

D

0

iPod/iPhone except for

iPhone 5/iPod touch

(5th Generation)/iPod

nano (7th Generation)

(commercially

available)

D

@)

~
~

[]

AV-OUTNideo

output

(Yellow)

[1]

Rear

view camera

input

(Yellow)

[}]

Audio Video input

(AV-IN

1)

• Connect

the

following

type

of

4-pole mini

plug:

CD

(3)

CD

Left audio

~

@

Right audio

(£(£

®

Ground

®

Composite video

III

Subwoofer

precut

(monaural

output)

• Subwoofer

left

output

(White)

•

Subwoofer right

output

(Red)

[[]

Rear

precut

•

Audio

left

output

(White)

•

Audio right

output

(Red)

[§]

Front precut

•

Audio

left

output

(White)

• Audio right

output

(Red)

IIl

AV-OUT/ Audio

output

(03.5

mini jack)*

1

Resistance-free stereo type mini

plug

[]]

Expansion

port

for connecting SiriusXM

Connect

Vehicle

Tuner

(commercially available)*

2

*

1

Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT

/KW-V200BT/KW-V1

0

Region

1/

KW-VlOO.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-V200BT/KW-

V10

Region

1/KW-V100.

0

Connecting

microphone for Bluetooth

(only for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/

KW-V200BT}

Connect the microphone

(

Cl)

)

to

the

MIC

terminal.

•

To install

the microphone, peel

off

the adhesive

tape, fix on the

installation

position, then adjust

the direction

of

the microphone

to

face the driver.

After installing, fix the microphone cable

to

the car

with

clamps (commercially available).

0

Removing the trim

plate

1

Engage the catch pins on the extraction
key

(@)

and remove the

two

locks

on

the

lower

part. Lower the frame and

pull

it

forward.

2

Remove the upper

two

locations.

•

The frame

can

be

removed from the

top

side in

the same manner.

0

Removing

the

unit

1

Remove

the

trim

plate.

(See

the

left

column.)

2

Insert

the

two

extraction keys(@), then

pull them

as

illustrated

so

tat

the

unit

can

be removed.

..,

•

Be

careful

to

avoid injury from the catch pins on

the extraction

key.

ENGLISH

I

53

.R

Maintenance

0 Caution

on cleaning the unit

Do

not

use any solvent (for example, thinner,

benzine, etc.), detergent,

or

insecticide. This may

damage

the

monitor

or

the

unit.

Recommended

cleaning

method:

Gently

wipe

the

panel

with

a soft, dry

cloth.

0

Moisture condensation

Moisture may condense on

the

lens inside

the

unit

in

the

following

cases:

•

After starting

the

heater in

the

car.

•

If

it

becomes very

humid

inside

the

car.

Should this occur,

the

unit

may malfunction.

In this

case,

eject

the

disc and leave

the

unit

turned on for a

few hours

until

the

moisture evaporates.

0

How

to

handle

discs

•

When

removing

a disc

from

its

case,

press

down

the

center

holder

of

the

case

and lift

the

disc out,

holding

it

by

the

edges.

- Always hold

the

disc

by

the

edges. Do

not

touch

its recording surface.

•

When storing a disc in its

case,

gently

insert

the

disc around

the

center holder (with the printed

surface facing up).

- Make sure

to

store discs in their

cases

after

use.

54

OTo

keep

discs

clean

A

dirty

disc may

not

play correctly.

If

a disc does become dirty,

wipe

it

with

a soft

cloth

in a straight line from center

to

edge.

~

•

Do

not

use any solvents (for example,

conventional record

cleaner,

spray, thinner,

benzine, etc.)

to

clean

discs.

OTo

play

new

discs

New discs may have some rough spots around

the

inner and

outer

edges.

If

such a disc

is

used, this

unit

may reject

the

disc.

•

To remove these rough spots, rub

the

edges

with

a pencil or ball-point

pen, etc.

More information

0 File

playback

Playing

DivX

files

(for discs only)

This

unit

can

play back DivX files

with

the

extension code <.divx>, <.div>,

or

<.avi>

(regardless

of

the

letter

case-upper/lower).

Audio stream should conform

to

MP3

or

Dolby
Digital.
The file encoded in

the

interlaced scanning

mode

may

not

be played back correctly.

The maximum

bit

rate for video signals (average)

is

4 Mbps.

Playing

MPEG 1/MPEG2

files

This

unit

can

play back

MPEG

1 /MPEG2 files

with

the

extension code <.mpg>, <.mpeg>, or <.mod>.

The stream

format

should conform

to

MPEG
system/program stream.
The file format should be

MP@ML

(Main Profile at

Main

Levei)/SP@ML (Simple

Profile at Main Level)/

MP@LL

(Main Profile at Low Level).

Audio streams should conform

to

MPEG

1

Audio
Layer-2 or Dolby Digital.
The maximum

bit

rate for video signals (average)

is

4 Mbps.

Playing

JPEG

files

•

This

unit

can play back

JPEG

files

with

the
extension code <.jpg> or <.jpeg>.
This

unit

can

play back

JPEG

files

that

are at

32

x

32

to

8 192 x 7 680 resolution.

It

may take

time

to

display

the

file

depending

on

its resolution.

•

This

unit

can

play back baseline

JPEG

files.

Progressive

JPEG

files

or

lossless

JPEG

files cannot

be played.

Playing

MP3/WMA/WAV

files

• This unit

can

play back files with the extension

code <.mp3>, <.wma>, or <.wav> (regardless

of

the letter

case-upper/lower).

• This unit

can

play back the files meeting the

conditions below:

- Bit rate:
MP3/WMA:

32

kbps-

320 kbps

- Sampling frequency:
48

kHz,

44.1

kHz,

32

kHz

(for

MPEG

1)

24

kHz,

22.05

kHz,

16

kHz

(for

MPEG2)

48

kHz,

44.1

kHz,

32

kHz,

22.05

kHz

(for WMA)

44.1

kHz

(for

WAV)

• This unit

can

show

103

Tag

Version

1.0/1.1/2.2/2.3/2.4 (for

MP3).

• This unit

can

also show WAV/WMA

Tag.

• This unit

can

play back files recorded in

VBR

(variable

bit

rate).

•

Files

recorded in

VBR

have a discrepancy in

elapsed time indication.

• This unit cannot play back the following files:

-

MP3

files encoded

with

MP3i and

MP3

PRO

format.

-

MP3

files encoded with Layer 1/2.

- WMA files encoded

with

lossless,

professional,

and voice format.

- WMA files which

are

not

based upon Windows

Media®

Audio.

- WMA files copy-protected with

DRM.

• This unit

can

display the jacket picture meeting

the conditions below:

- Picture

size:

32 x 32

to 1 232 x 672

resolution

- Data

size:

less

than 650

KB.

-

File

type:

JPEG

0 Disc playback

Playable disc types

DVD

•

DTS

sound cannot be
reproduced or emitted
from this unit.

DVD Recordable/Rewritable
(DVD-R/-RW*

2

,

+R/+RW*

3

}

•

DVD

Video:

UDF

bridge

•

DVD-VR

• DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG/
MP3/WMA/WAV:

ISO

9660

level

1,

level

2,

Romeo,

Joliet

Dual

Disc

CDNCD

CD

Recordable/Rewritable

(CD-R/-RW)

•

ISO

9660 level

1,

level

2,

Romeo, Joliet

DVDVideo*

1

• DVDVideo

•

DVD-VR*

4

• DivX/MPEG1/
MPEG2

•

JPEG

• MP3/WMA/WAV

DVD

side

•

VCD

(Video

CD)

• Audio CD/

CD

Text

(CO-DA)

•

VCD

(Video

CD)

•

CO-DA

•

MPEG 1 /MPEG2

•

JPEG

• MP3/WMA/WAV

*

1

DVD

Region

code:

For

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V10:

1/4

(depending

on

the

country

and

sales

area)

For

KW-V200BT/KW-V100:

1

If

you

insert a DVD

Video

disc

of

an

incorrect

Region

Code,

"Region

Code

Error"

appears

on

the

screen.

*2 DVD-R

recorded

in

multi-border

format

is

also

playable

(except

for

dual

layer

discs).

DVD-RW

dual

layer

discs

are

not

playable.

*3 It

is

possible

to

play

back

finalized

+R/+RW

(Video

format

only)

discs.

"DVD"

is

selected

as

the

disc

type

when a +R/+RW

disc

is

loaded.

+RW

double

layer

discs

are

not

playable.

*4 This

unit

cannot

play

back

contents

protected

with

CPRM

(Content

Protection

for

Recordable

Media).

Unplayable discs

Unplayable disc types and formats

are

as

follows:

- DVD-Audio/DVD-ROM discs

- MPEG4/ AAC/DVD+VR/DVD-RAM recorded in the
DVD-R/RW

or

+R/+RW

-

DTS-CD,

SVCD

(Super Video

CD),

CD-ROM,

CD-I

(CD-I

Ready)

-

MPEG4/

AAC

recorded in the

CD-R/RW

•

Discs

that

are

not

round.

•

Discs

with coloring on the recording surface or

discs that are dirty.

• Recordable/Rewritable discs that have not been
finalized.

• 3 inch disc.

Attempting

to

insert using

an

adapter

may

cause

malfunction.

DuaiDisc playback

The Non-DVD side

of

a "Dual Disc" does not comply
with the "Compact Disc Digital Audio" standard.
Therefore, the use

of

Non-DVD side

of

a Dual

Disc

on

this product cannot be recommended.

ENGLISH I 55

CES

Playing Recordable/Rewritable discs

This

unit

can recognize a total

of

5 000 files and

250 folders

(a

maximum

of

999 files per folder).

Use

only "finalized" discs.

This

unit

can play back multi-session discs;
however, unclosed sessions will be skipped while
playing.
Some discs

or

files may

not

be played back due

to

their characteristics or recording conditions.

OAbout

data stored in the connected

USB

device/iPod/iPhone

•

We

bear

no

responsibility

for

any loss

of

data in

an

iPod/iPhone and

USB

mass storage

class

device

while using this unit.

0

USB

playback

Playable files on a USB device

• This

unit

can play JPEG/MPEG1/MPEG2*/MP3/
WMA/WAV files stored in a

USB

mass

storage

class
device.
This

unit

can recognize a total

of

5 000 files and

250 folders

(a

maximum

of

999 files per folder).

• Make sure all

important

data

has

been backed

up

to

avoid losing

the

data.

*

Except

for

MPEG2

files

recorded

by

JVC

Everio

camcorder

(extension

code

<.mod>).

Notes on using a USB device:

This

unit

may

not

play back files in a

USB

device

properly when using a

USB

extension cable.

•

USB

devices

equipped

with

special functions such

as

data security functions cannot be used

with

the

unit.

• Do

not

use a

USB

device

with 2 or

more partitions.

56

• Depending on

the

shape

of

the

USB

devices and

connection ports, some

USB

devices may

not

be

attached properly

or

the

connection

might

be

loose.

• This

unit

cannot recognize a

USB

device whose

rating

is

other

than 5 V and exceeds 1

A.

• This

unit

may

not

recognize a memory card

inserted

into

the

USB

card reader.

• Connect

only

one

USB

device

to

the

unit

at a time.

Do

not

use a

USB

hub.

• When connecting

with a USB

cable, use

the

USB

2.0

cable.

• The

maximum

number

of

characters (when

the

characters are 1 byte):

- Folder names: 50 characters

- File names: 50 characters

• Avoid using

the

USB

device

if

it

might

affect

driving safety.

• Do

not

pull

out

and connect the

USB

device

repeatedly while

"Now

Reading

... " is

shown on

the

screen.

• Electrostatic shock at connecting a

USB

device

may cause abnormal playback

of

the

device.

In

this

case,

disconnect

the

USB

device then reset this

unit

and

the

USB

device.

• Operation and

power

supply may

not

work

as

intended

for

some

USB

devices.

• Do

not

leave a

USB

device in the

car,

or expose

to

direct

sunlight

or

high temperature

to

avoid

deformation

or

damage

to

the device.

0 Notes on playing iPod/iPhone

• iPod/iPhone

that

can be connected

to

this unit:

Made for

- iPod

with

video

- iPod classic

- iPod nano (7th Generation)*

- iPod nano (6th Generation)

- iPod nano (5th Generation)

- iPod nano (4th Generation)

- iPod nano (3rd Generation)

- iPod touch (5th Generation)*

- iPod touch (4th Generation)

- iPod touch (3rd Generation)

- iPod touch (2nd Generation)

- iPod touch (1st Generation)

- iPhone 5*

- iPhone

4S

- iPhone 4

- iPhone

3GS

- iPhone

3G

- iPhone

*

You

cannot

watch

video

when

connecting

iPod

nano

(7th

Generation)/iPod

touch

(5th

Generation)/iPhone

5.

• When operating

an

iPod/iPhone, some operations

may

not

be performed correctly

or

as

intended.

In

this

case,

visit

the

following

JVC

web

site:

<http://

www.jvc.net/cs/car/>

• For some iPod/iPhone models,

the

performance

may be abnormal or unstable

during

operation.

In

this

case,

disconnect

the

iPod/iPhone device, then
check its condition.
If

the

performance

is

not

improved

or

slow, reset

your

iPod/iPhone.

• When you

turn

on this unit, the iPod/iPhone

is

charged

through

the

unit.

• The

text

information may

not

be displayed

correctly.

ES

0 Using Apps

of

iPod touch/iPhone

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Use

of

the iPhone Navigation

App

is

only

permitted

if

the

traffic conditions are suitable and you are

absolutely sure

that

no

risk, obstruction or injury

will be incurred

to

you, your passengers or other

road

users.

The requirements

of

the

Road

Traffic

Regulations must always be

followed

and may vary

by state. The destination must

not

be entered while

the vehicle

is

in motion.

iPhone Navigation guidance may

not

be applicable

to

the

current situation because

of

changes in traffic

conditions

(e.g.

changes in toll roads, principal roads,

one-way traffic, or

other

traffic regulations).

In

this

case,

observe the current traffic signs

or

regulations.

• Traffic signs should be observed carefully while
driving using the iPhone Navigation App. iPhone
Navigation App

is

only

an

aid. The driver must

always decide

whether

or

not

to

heed the

information provided.

We

do

not

accept liability

for

erroneous

data

provided

by

the

iPhone

Navigation App.

• Do not operate

the

unit

while driving.

0 Sound signals

emitted

through

the

rear

terminals

Through the analog terminals (Speaker out/REAR
OUT/FRONT OUT/AV-OUT Audio*)

2-channel signal

is

emitted. When playing multi­channel encoded disc, multi-channel signals are
down

mixed.

*

Only

for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/KW-V10

Region

1/

KW-V100.

0 Language codes (for DVD/DVD-VR language selection)

ENGLISH I 57

Error

messagf;!

li~t

If

an error occurs while using

the

unit, a message

appears. Take appropriate action according

to

the

following

message/remedy/cause list.

11

NO

Signal":

• Start

the

playback on

the

external

component

connected

to

the

AV-IN1

terminal.

• Check

the

cords and connections.

• Signal

input

is

too

weak.

''MISWIRING Check

wiring connection then reset

unit" /

11

WARNING Check

wiring connection then

reset unit":

•

A speaker cord

has

shorted

or

it

has come in

to

contact

with

the

car chassis. Wire

or

insulate

the

speaker cord

as

appropriate,

then

reset

the

unit.

(Pages 3 and

51)

''Parking

Brake":

•

No playback picture

is

shown

when

the

parking

brake

is

not

engaged.

11

Eject Error"

/

11

Loading

Error":

• Eject

the

disc forcibly. (Page

3)

11

Restricted

Device":

• Check

whether

the

connected iPod/iPhone

is

compatible

with

this unit. (Page 56)

58

11

USB

Device Error":

•

The

USB

power

voltage

is

abnormal.

• Turn

off

and

turn

on

the

unit.

• Connect

another

USB

device.

~~connection

Error":

• The device

is

registered

but

the

connection

has

failed.

Connect

the

registered device. (Page

32)

11

Piease

Wait

... ":

•

The

unit

is

preparing

to

use

the

Bluetooth

function.

If

the

message does

not

disappear, turn

off

and

turn

on

the

unit, then connect the device

again (or reset

the

unit).

11

NO

Voice Device":

•

The connected

mobile

phone does

not

have a

voice recognition system.

11

NO

Data":

•

No phone

book

data

is

contained in

the

connected

Bluetooth phone.

11

lnitialize Error":

• The

unit

has

failed

to

initialize

the

Bluetooth

module. Try

the

operation again.

11

Dial Error":

•

Dialing

has

failed. Try

the

operation again.

11

Hung

Up Error":

• The

call

has

not

ended yet. Park

your

car, and use

the

connected

mobile

phone

to

end

the

call.

11

Pick

Up Error":

•

The

unit

has

failed

to

receive a

call.

11

Pandora upgrade required":

•

The Pandora application on your iPod

touch/

iPhone/Android

is

not

the latest version. Update

the

application.

11

Check

App":

•

The Pandora application on your iPod

touch/

iPhone/ Android

is

not

started up.

•

The Pandora application

is

not

installed

in

the

connected device.

•

Error occurs on

the

Pandora application.

•

You have

not

been signed in the Pandora.

11

SXM

No

Signal":

•

Make sure

the

SiriusXM radio antenna

is

mounted

outside

the

vehicle. Move vehicle

to

an area

with

a

clear

view

of

the

sky.

11

SXM Check

Antenna":

• Check

the

SiriusXM radio antenna connection, and

make sure

the

antenna

is

firmly attached

to

the

tuner.

• Check

whether

the

SiriusXM

radio antenna cable

is

bent

or

broken.

If

it

is

damaged, replace

the

whole

antenna unit.

"SXM Check

Tuner":

•

Make sure

the

SiriusXM

Connect Vehicle

Tuner

is

connected

to

the

unit.

"SXM Chan Unavailable"

(appears on

the

screen

for about 2 seconds,

then

returns

to

the

previous

channel):

• Selected channel

is

no

longer available. Select

another

channel

or

continue

listening

to

the

previous

channel.

"SXM

Ch

Unsubscribed":

• Selected channel

is

not

part

of

your current

subscription

plan. Call

1-866-635-2349

to

subscribe.

''SXM

Subscription

Updated

-

Press

Enter

to

Continue":

• Your subscription

is

updated.

Press

the

appropriate

button

to

continue.

"SXM Channel Locked"

•

The

selected channel

has

been locked

by

the

parental controls.

Enter

unlock

code

after you are

asked. (Page 25)

"SXM

Incorrect Lock

Code"

•

The

selected channel

is

a mature or

parental lock

channel, and

locked

by

parental lock

or user

lock

code. Enter

the

correct

lock

code.

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•

u

•

l)

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l

.·

~

.

~

.

l'tppt~

•

·

ng

What appears

to

be

trouble

is

not

always

serious.

Check

the

following

points before

calling

a service

center.

•

For operations

with

the external components,

refer

also

to

the

instructions

supplied

with

the

adapters used for

the

connections

(as

well

as

the

instructions supplied

with

the

external

components).

OGeneral

No sound comes

out

of

the speakers.

•

Adjust

the

volume

to

the

optimum

level.

• Check

the

cords and connections.

No picture

is

displayed

on

the

screen.

• Turn on

the

screen. (Page

6)

The

unit

does

not

work

at

all.

•

Reset

the

unit. (Page

3)

The

remote

controller*

does not work.

• Replace

the

battery.

The desired source button

([AV-IN] or [Apps])

is

not

displayed

on

the

<HOME> screen.

• Select

an appropriate setting

for

<AV

Input>.

(Page 45)

The Apps switch button

UI?D

on

the

source

control

screen

or

[Apps] button on

the

<HOME>

screen

is

not

displayed.

• Select

an appropriate setting

for

<Navigation

Input>.

(Page 45)

*

For

KW-V40BT

Region

1/KW-V20BT

Region

1/KW-VlO

Regionl:

Purchase

RM-RK252P

separately.

0

Discs

in general

Disc can be neither recognized nor

played

back.

•

Eject

the

disc

forcibly.

(Page

3)

Recordable/Rewritable

discs cannot be

played

back.

• Insert

a finalized

disc.

• Finalize

the

discs

with

the

component

which

you

used

for

recording.

Tracks on the

Recordable/Rewritable

discs

cannot be skipped.

• Insert

a

finalized

disc.

• Finalize

the

discs

with

the

component

which

you

used for recording.

Playback

does not start.

•

The

format

of

files

is

not

supported

by

the

unit.

No

picture appears on

the

external monitor.

• Connect

the

video cord

correctly.

• Select

the

correct

input

on

the

external

monitor.

0

DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG/MP3/WMA/
WAV

Disc cannot be

played

back.

•

Record

the

tracks using a

compliant

application

on

the

appropriate discs. (Page

55)

• Add appropriate extension codes

to

the

file

names.

Tracks are not

played

back

as

you have intended

them

to

play.

Playback

order may differ from

the

one

played

back using

other

players.

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I

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DUSB

"Now

Reading

•••

" does

not

disappear

from

the

screen.

•

Turn

the

power

off

and on again.

While

playing

a track, sound is

sometimes

interrupted.

• The tracks are

not

properly copied

into

the

USB

device. Copy tracks again, and

try

again.

D iPod/iPhone

No

sound

comes

out

of

the

speakers.

• Disconnect the

iPod/iPhone,

then connect

it

again.

• Select

another source, then reselect

"iPod".

The

iPod/iPhone

does

not

turn

on

or

does

not

work.

•

Check the connecting

cable

and its connection.

• Update

the

firmware version.

•

Charge the battery.

•

Reset

the

iPod/iPhone.

Sound is

distorted.

• Deactivate

the

equalizer either on this

unit

or

the

iPod/iPhone.

A

lot

of

noise is generated.

•

Turn

off

(uncheck) "VoiceOver"

of

the

iPod/iPhone.

For details, visit <http://www.apple.com>.

No

operations

are

available

when

playing

back

a

track

containing

Artwork.

• Operate the

unit

after the Artwork

is

loaded.

Sound does

not

synchronize

with

the

video.

• Select

[iPod]

for

<AV

Input>.

(Page

45)

60

Videos

cannot

be

played.

• Connect

with

USB

Audio and Video

cable

JVC

KS-U59.

Other cables

cannot be used.

• Select

[iPod]

for

<AV

Input>.

(Page

45)

No

sound

of

videos comes

out.

•

Connect

with

USB

Audio and Video cable

JVC

KS-U59.

Other cables

cannot be used.

• Select

[iPod]

for

<AV

Input>.

(Page

45)

OTuner

SSM

automatic

presetting

does

not

work.

•

Store stations

manually. (Page

22)

Static noise

while

listening

to

the

radio.

•

Connect the antenna firmly.

DAV-IN

No

picture

appears

on

the

screen.

•

Turn on the video

component

if

it

is

not

on.

•

Connect the video

component

correctly.

0

Pandora

(Only

for

KW-V40BT

Region

1/

KW-V20BT Region 1/KW-V1

0

Region 1)

The Pandora

application

does

not

work.

•

The

Pandora application on

your

iPod

touch/

iPhone/Android

is

not

the

latest

version. Update

the application.

0

Bluetooth

(Only

for

KW-V40BT/

KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT)

Phone

sound

quality

is

poor.

•

Reduce the distance between the

unit

and

the

Bluetooth

mobile

phone.

•

Move

the

car

to

a

place

where you can get a better

signal

reception.

The sound is

interrupted

or

skipped

while

using a

Bluetooth

audio

player.

Reduce the distance between the

unit

and

the

Bluetooth audio

player.

Disconnect

the

device connected

for

Bluetooth
phone.
Turn off, then

turn

on the unit.

(When the sound

is

not

yet restored) connect the

player again.

The connected

audio

player

cannot be

controlled.

• Check

whether

the

connected audio

player

supports

AVRCP

(Audio Video Remote

Control

Profile).

Bluetooth

device does

not

detect

the

unit.

•

Search

from the Bluetooth device again.

The

unit

does not

make

pairing with

the

Bluetooth device.

•

For devices

compatible

with

Bluetooth

2.1:

Register

the

device using a

PIN

code. (Page 31)

•

For devices

compatible

with

Bluetooth

2.0:

Enter

the

same

PIN

code

for

both

the

unit

and

target

device.

If

the

PIN

code

of

the

device

is

not

indicated

on

its instructions,

try

"0000"

or

"1234."

Echo

or

noise occurs.

•

Adjust

the

microphone

unit

position.

•

Make sure

that

the

NR/EC

(Noise

reduction/Echo

cancel)

function

is

activated.

Adjust

the

echo

volume

or

noise

reduction

volume

if

necessary.

(Page 33)

The

unit

does not respond when you

try

to

copy

the

phone book

to

the

unit.

• You

may

have

tried

to

copy

the

same entries

(as

stored)

to

the

unit.

NoticeLCaution

··

on

using

Bluetooth

device

IC

(Industry Canada) Notice

This device

complies

with

Industry

Canada licence-

exempt

RSS

standard(s).

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This device

may

not

cause interference, and

(2)

this device

must

accept

any interference,

including

interference

that

may

cause undesired

operation

of

the

device.

The

term

"IC: "

before

the

certification/

registration

number

only

signifies

that

the

Industry Canada

technical specification

were

met.

CAUTION

This

equipment

complies

with

FCC/IC

radiation

exposure limits set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled

environment

and meets

the

FCC

radio

frequency

(RF)

Exposure Guidelines in

Supplement

C

to

OET65

and

RSS-1

02

of

the

IC

radio

frequency

(RF)

Exposure

rules. This

equipment

has very

low

levels

of

RF

energy

that

it

deemed

to

comply

without

maximum

permissive exposure evaluation

(MPE).

But

it

is

desirable

that

it

should be

installed

and

operated

keeping

the

radiator at least

20

em

or

more

away

from

person's

body

(excluding

extremities: hands,

wrists,

feet

and ankles).

Under

Industry

Canada

regulations, this radio

transmitter

may

only

operate

using an

antenna

of

a

type

and

maximum

(or lesser) gain

approved

for

the

transmitter

by

Industry

Canada .

To reduce

potential

radio interference

to

other

users,

the

antenna

type

and

its

gain

should be

so

chosen

that

the

equivalent

isotropically

radiated

power

(e.i.r.p.)

is

not

more

than

that

necessary

for

successful

communication.

• Contains Transmitter

Module

FCC

ID

:

XQN-BTR60X

Contains

Transmitter

Module

IC:

9688A-BTR60 1

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Picture

Size

(W x

H)

KW-V40BT:

6.95 inches (diagonal)

wide

156.6

mm

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3-3/16")

KW-V20BT /KW-V200BT /KW-V1

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wide

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Audio

Decoder

Linear

PCM/Dolby

Digitai/MP3/
WMA/WAV
MPEG

1 /MPEG2/DivX/

JPEG

Wow

&

Flutter

Below

Limit

Frequency Response

96kHz

Sampling:

20Hz-

22

000

Hz

48 kHz Sampling:

20

Hz-

22

000 Hz

44.1

kHz Sampling:

20

Hz-

20 000

Hz

Harmonic

Distortion

0.01

0°/o

(1

kHz)

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I

61

CES

Signal

to

Noise Ratio

99

dB

(DVD-Video 96kHz)
Dynamic Range 99 dB (DVD-Video 96 kHz)
Disc

Format

DVD-Video/DVD-VRNIDEO-CD/
CD-DA

Sampling

Frequency

44.1

kHz/ 48 kHz/96 kHz

·----

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--

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Bit

Number

16/20/24

bit

0

USB

interface section

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storage

class

File System

FAT

12/16/32

Maximum

Power

Supply Current

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Audio

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MP3/WMA/WAV

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section (KW-V40BT/

KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT)

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2.480

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+4

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0 dBm

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Class

2

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Maximum

Communication

Range

62

Line

of

sight

approx.

10m

(32.8

ft)

Profile

HFP

(Hands Free Profile)

OPP

(Object Push Profile)

PBAP

(Phonebook Access Profile)

A2DP (Advanced

Audio

Distribution Profile)
AVRCP

(AudioNideo

Remote

Control

Profile)

GAP

(Generic Access Profile)

SDP

(Service Discovery Profile)

SPP

(Serial Port Profile)

0

FM tuner section

Frequency Range

With

channel interval set

to

200kHz:

87.9 MHz

to

107.9

MHz

With

channel interval set

to

50

kHz:

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to

108.0

MHz

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9.3

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(S/N:

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3.0

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75

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0

Video

section

Color System

of

External Video

Input

NTSC/PAL

External Video

Input

Level (RCA/mini

jack)

1 Vp-p/75

n

External Audio Max

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Level

(mini jack)

2 V/25

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Output

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(RCA

jack)

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0

Audio

Output

Level

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for

KW-V40BT/KW-V20BT/KW-V200BT/KW-V10

Region

1/

KW-V100.

0

Audio section

Maximum

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&

Rear)

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80Hz,

100Hz, 150Hz,

±1

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500Hz,

1 kHz,

1.5

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2kHz,

±1

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10kHz,

12.5 kHz, 15kHz, 17.5

kHz,

±1

0

dB

OGeneral

Operating Voltage

14.4 V

(1

0.5

V-

16 V allowable)

Maximum

Current

Consumption

10 A

Installation Dimensions (W

x

H

x

D)

KW-V40BT Region 1 /KW-V20BT Region 1

I

KW-V200BT /KW-V1

0 Region 1 /KW-V1

00:

178

mm

x

100

mm

x

159

mm

(7-1

/16

11

X

3-15/16

11

X

6-5/16

11

)

KW-V40BT Region 4/KW-V20BT Region 4/KW-V1 0
Region

4:

182

mm

x

111

mm

x

162

mm

(7-3/16

11

X

4-3/8

11

X

6-7/16

11

)

Operational Temperature Range

-1

ooc

-

+60°C

Weight

KW-V40BT Region

1:

2.5

kg (5.5 lbs)

KW-V40BT Region

4:

2.8 kg (6.2 lbs)

KW-V20BT Region 1

/KW-V200BT

/KW-V1

0

Region 1 /KW-V1

00:

1.9 kg (4.2 lbs)

KW-V20BT Region 4/KW-V1

0

Region 4:

2.2

kg (4.9 lbs)

Design and specifications are subject

to

change

without

notice.

If

a kit

is

necessary

for

your

car,

consult

your

telephone

directory

for

the

nearest car

audio

speciality shop.

OTrademarks and licenses

•

Manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories.

Dolby

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories.

• "DVD

Logo"

is

a

trademark

of

DVD

Format/Logo

Licensing Corporation registered in

the

US,

Japan

and

other

countries.

•

Microsoft

and

Windows

Media are

either

registered trademarks

or

trademarks

of

Microsoft

Corporation

in

the

United

States

and/or

other

countries.

• "Made

for

iPod," and

"Made

for

iPhone" mean

that

an

electronic accessory has been designed

to

connect

specifically

to

iPod,

or

iPhone,

respectively, 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

iPod,

or

iPhone

may

affect
wireless performance. iPhone, iPod, iPod classic,
iPod nano, and iPod

touch

are trademarks

of
Apple

Inc.,

registered in

the

U.S.

and

other

countries.

•

Lightning

is

a

trademark

of

Apple

Inc.

•

This

item

incorporates

copy

protection

technology

that

is

protected

by

U.S.

patents

and

other

intellectual

property

rights

of

Rovi Corporation.

Reverse

engineering

and disassembly are

prohibited.

•

Font

for

this

product

is

designed

by

Rico h.

•

DivX®,

DivX Certified® and associated logos are

trademarks

of

Rovi

Corporation

or

its subsidiaries

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under

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is

a

digital

video

format

created

by

DivX,

LLC,

a subsidiary

of

Rovi

Corporation. This

is

an official DivX Certified®

device

that

plays DivX video. Visit divx.com

for

more

information

and

software

tools

to

convert

your

files

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order

to

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(VOD)

movies. To

obtain

your

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the

DivX

VOD

section in

your

device setup menu.

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to

vod.divx.com

for

more

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on

how

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LICENSED

UNDER

THE

MPEG-

4

VISUAL

PATENT

PORTFOLIO

LICENSE

FOR

THE

PERSONAL

AND

NON-COMMERCIAL

USE

OF

A

CONSUMER

FOR

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COMPLIANCE WITH

THE

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MPEG-4

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AND

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OR

SHALL

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FOR

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OTHER

USE.

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INTERNAL

AND

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and

trade

names are those

of

their

respective

owners.

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Warrant

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only

to

PRODUCT distributed

in

Canada

by

JVC Canada

Inc.

JVC

CANADA

INC.

(hereafter

called "JVC")

grves

the

following express

warranty fo

r e

ach

new

JVC

produ

ct distribut

ed

in

Canada

by

JVC

and

sold

by

an

authorized

JVC

dealer.

JVC

warrants

that

this

JVC prod

uct

is f

ree,

under

norm

al u

se

and

maintenance. from

any

defects

in

material

and

workmans

hip subject

to

the

follow

ing

ter

ms

and

conditions·

1.

To

Obtain

Warranty

Service:

3.

Standards:

(a)

JVC product

requiring

service must

be presented together

If

any defec

ts s

hou

ld

be

fou

nd

in

a J

VC prod

uct with

in

the

with proof of

purchase.

appl

icable t

erms. necess

ary

repair

s shall

be made

at

no

cos

t to

(b)

The

JVC

product

must be brought in

for

service

to

an

the

purchaser

for par

ts

or labour

whe

n J

VC

ack

now

led

ges

that

authorized

JVC

Service

Cent

re.

such defects a

re due

to faulty material

or

workmanship

2.

Limitation:
This War

ran

ty

shall

not

app

ly to:

(

a)

Repa

ir

or

replaceme

nt of a

ny cabinets.

battenes

. plate

s.

conne

ction cords,

ant

ennas.

dust

covers, knobs, spe

aker

grills,

speaker cones, pr

ojection screen

s. pro

jection screen

s

ave

rs, and a

ll

accesso

rie

s

(b) Any

defects

caused

or

repai

rs required

as a resu

lt

of

misuse.

abusive

operation,

negligence.

improper use and/or

insu

fficient

care.

(c) Any

defect

caused

or

repai

rs required

as a result of not

f

ollo

wing

the

instructions

in the operation

manual.

(d) A

ny JVC

product

tampered with. a

djusted

or

repaired

by

any pa

rty other

than

JVC

or a

uthorrzed

JVC

Service

Cent

re

personne

l.

(

e) Any JVC

products on whi

ch the serr

al number h

as been

defaced, modified

or removed.

(

f)

Maintenance,

cleaning

or

period

ic

check-up

(g) C

onversion

to

foreign or

domestic voltage

or

frequency

.

(h) A

ny JVC

product

without

the Can

adian

Electrical Safety

Re

gulations

ID.

(i) A

ny

JVC

products

used

for commerc

ial

or

institutiona

l,

r

ental, or

displ

ay

purpose

s.

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90

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original

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Product

purchased

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"bankruptcy"

or

"liquidator"

(

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detects

caused

by tire,

flood,

lightning,

power surge. or

o

ther

events

beyond

the control at

JVC.

(

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AUTO

PRODUCTS

Warranty

doe

s not cov

er elimination

of car stati

c or

electrical

in

terteren

ces, clea

ning

cf head, adjustment

s,

or

labo

ur cost

for

the

remov

al or reinstall

ation

of t

he

unit

tor repa

ir.

4.

Exclusion

ot

All

Other Express

Warranties:

This war

ran

ty constit

utes the

entire expr

ess warranty giv

en

by

JVC

for

JVC produc

ts a

nd

no

dealer

or

service

centre personnel

or

his.

its

or thei

r agent

or employee

is.

or

are

autho

riz

ed

to

extend

or

enla

rge this warra

nty

on behal

f of JVC.

5.

Disclaimer

of

Conseque

ntial

Damag

e:

To

the

exte

nt the law permits

JVC disclaims any responsibi

lit

y

for

loss

of time

or

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ts

product.

transportati

on costs.

or

any

other indirec

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or

conse

quen

tial

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or

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(VALID

FROM

THE

DATE

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PURCHASE)

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ct

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to

be prov

ided

where ava

ilable.

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it

is

not avai

lab

le.

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purchaser must

assume

the

respon

sibility a

nd

expense for the

prop

er p

acking

, shipme

nt

and all cos

ts assoc

iated with

the

deliv

ery

of the equi

pmen

t to

and

from the closest

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ntie:

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rod

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vice

chez

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tric

tions:

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pas

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(a

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emplace

ment

de tout cabine

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van

t,

cordons

de

rac

cord, ant

ennes

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s

de

protection.

boutons, couverts

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eur. cones

de

ha

ut

parleu

r. ecr

ans

de projection

. protecteurs d'ec

ran

de

projec

tion

et

taus t

es acce

ssoires

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us defauts

occasionnes ou

reparat

rons requises suit

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utili

sation abusive

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uvaise. negligen

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uts occasionnes

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ite

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propriete

de l'achete

ur origina

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ou d'un "liquidateur"

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ut dommage

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ne surtension ou tout autr

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duit

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ton les condi

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applicables

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es reparat

ions necessaires seront effect

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par une defectuos

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de

fabri

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es

autres garanti

es

expresses

:

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constitu

e l'entiere

garant

ie

express donnee

par

JVC

pour

les pro

duits JVC

. Nul r

epresentant ou emplo

ye d'un

detai

llan

l ou d'

un servi

ce

d'e

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etien n'

est

autorise a pr

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ce

tt

e garantre

au nom

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des dommages

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mesure permi

se par Ia lo

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nie toute r

esponsab

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ou

r per

le

de tem

ps

ou

d'u

sage

de ses

produits,

des coo

ts

de

tran

sport

ou tout autre domma

ge ou incon

venient

indirect.

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onseque

nt.

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tario, LST 1

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da

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