JVC KW-V220BT, KW-V120BT Instruction Manual

JVC

KW-V420BT KW-V320BT

MONITOR

WITH

DVD

RECEIVER

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

JVCKENWOOD

Corporation

KW-V220BT KW-V120BT

This

instruction

manual

is

used

to

describe models

listed

below.

Model

availability

and features

(functions)

may

differ

depending

on

the

country

and

sales area.

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(KN/RN)

BEFORE

USE

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

Using

an

external component via

ADS

adapter-

How

to

reset

your

unit..

.......

.

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

3

Maestro

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

37

INITIAL

SETTINGS

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

BLU

ETOOTH

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

38

Initial

setup

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

.

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

4

SETTINGS

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

46

Clock

settings

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

4

Settings for using applications

of

iPod

touch/

BASICS

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

iPhone/ Android

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

46

Component

names and functions

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

5 Sound adjustment

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

.

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

47

Common

operations

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

7 Adjustment for video playback

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

SO

Common

screen operations

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

8

Changing

the display design

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

51

Selecting

the

playback source

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

10

Customizing

the

Home screen

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

52

Using

the

pop-up

short-cut menu

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

11

Customizing

the

system settings

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

53

DISCS

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

12

Setting menu items

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

55

USB ........................................................................

17

REMOTE CONTROLLER

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

58

Android

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

19

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

60

iPod/iPhone

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

21

REFERENCES

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

66

APPs ......................................................................

23

Maintenance

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

66

Pandora® ..............................................................

24

More information

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

66

TUNER ...................................................................

26

Error message list

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

70

SiriusXM® Satellite Radio ....................................

29

Troubleshooting

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

71

OTHER

EXTERNAL

COMPONENTS

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

35

Specifications

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

73

Using

the

rear view camera

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

35

Using external audio/video

players-AV-IN

........

37

How

to

read this manual:

•

Illustrations

of

KW-V420BT 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-RK258: supplied only for KW-V420BT/KW-V320BT Region

4/

KW-V220BT Region

4),

see

page

58.

•

<

>

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

menu.

(Page

57)

•

Updated

information

(the latest Instruction Manual, system updates,

new

functions, etc.)

is

available

from

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

2

IMPORTANT

To

ensure proper

use,

please read

through

this

manual before using this product. It

is

especially

important

that

you read and observe

WARNINGS

and

CAUTIONS

in this manual.

Please

keep the

manual in a

safe

and accessible place for future

reference.

&

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-V420BT Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/

KW-V220BT 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.

For KW-V420BT Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1/ KW-V220BT Region 1/KW-V120BT: 6CAUTION

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

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THIS

PRODUCT

COMPLIES

WITH

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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 limits are designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference in a residential

installation.

This

equipment may

cause

harmful interference

to

radio

communications, if it

is

not installed

and

used

in accordance

with the instructions. However, there

is

no guarantee that

interference

will

not occur in a particular

installation. If

this

equipment does

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.

For

KW-V420BT Region 1/KW-V320BT Region

1/

KW-V220BT Region 1/KW-V120BT: IC

(Industry Canada) Notice

This device

complies

with

Industry

Canada license-

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:

ZWY8811X

• Contains

Transmitter

Module

IC:

12033A-8811 X

&

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

If

the

unit

fails

to

operate

properly,

press

the

reset

button.

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Initial setup

When you

power

on

the

unit

for

the

first

time

or

reset

the

unit,

the

initial

setting screen appears.

• You

can

also change

the

settings on

the

screen. (Page 55)

1

Perform

the

initial

settings.

*

4

2

(Page

56)

(Page 57)

<Angle>*

(Page

7)

(Page

21)

<Rear

Camera>

(Page 35)

<User

Customize>

(Page 51)

Activate

or

deactivate

the

display

demonstration.

Select

the

text

language

used

for

on-screen

information.

• Set

<GUI

Language>

to

display

the

operation

buttons

and menu items

in

the

selected language

([Local])

or

English

([English]).

Adjust

the

panel angle.

Select

the

connection

method

of

iPod/iPhone.

Configure

the

settings

to

display

the

picture

from

the

connected rear

view camera. Change

the

display

design.

The Home screen

is

displayed.

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT.

Clock

settings

1

Display

the Home screen.

On

the

monitor

panel:

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the

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can

also display

the

<Clock>

setting

screen

by

touching

the

clock

area

on

the

Home screen.

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Set

the

clock

time.

<Radio

Data

Synchronizes

the

clock

time

with

System>

FM

RBDS.

<OFF> Sets

the

clock manually.

(See

below.)

When selecting

<OFF>:

Adjust

the

hour

((D

),

then adjust

the

minute

((?)

).

•

Press

[Reset]

to

set the

minute

to

"00".

4

Finish

the

procedure.

BASICS

Component

names and fundions

-

&

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

ofthe

output

level.

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Screen (touch

panel)

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Monitor

panel*

[I]

VOLUME-/+

button

Adjusts

the

audio volume. (Page

7)

[I]

ATibutton Attenuates

the

sound.

(Page

7)

[]]

HOME/C)

button

• Displays

the

Home screen.

(Press)

(Page

9)

• Turns

on

the

power.

(Press)

(Page

7)

• Turns

off

the

power.

(Hold) (Page

7)

[§]

FNC/"'

button

• Pops

up

the

short-cut menu.

(Press)

(Page

11)

• Activates

the

voice dialing. (Hold) (Page

43)

[I]

DISP/DISP

OFF

button

•

Switches

the

screen.

(Press)

-

The screen switched

to

depends

on

the

<Navigation

Input>

setting

(Page

56).

• Turns

off

the

screen.

(Hold) (Page 8)

• Turns

on

the

screen.

(Hold) (Page

8)

[§]

~

(Eject)

button

Ejects

the

disc.

(Tilts

the

monitor

panel fully.)

(Page

12)

[]]

Reset

button

Resets

the

unit.

(Page

3)

*

You

can

change

the

color

of

the

buttons

on

the

monitor

panel.

(Page

51)

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KW-V320BT

OJ

C)

button

•

Turns

on

the

power.

(Press)

(Page

7)

•

Turns

off

the

power.

(Hold) (Page

7)

Pops

up

the

short-cut menu.

(Press)

(Page 11)

[I]

Reset

button

Resets

the

unit. (Page

3)

W

Loading

slot

W

HOME/\fJ

button

• Displays

the

Home screen.

(Press)

(Page

9)

•

Activates

the

voice

dialing. (Hold)

(Page 43)

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c51

button

6

• Switches

the

screen.

(Press)

- The screen switched

to

depends on

the

<Navigation

Input>

setting (Page 56).

•

Turns

off

the

screen.

(Hold) (Page

8)

•

Turns on

the

screen.

(Hold)

(Page

8)

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Volume+/-

button

Adjusts

the

audio

volume. (Page

7)

Monitor

panel*

i-

Sl

Screen (touch

panel)

*

You

can

change

the

color

of

the

buttons

on

the

monitor

panel.

(Page

51)

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[]

Reset

button

Resets

the

unit. (Page

3)

ll]

Loading slot

L~

~

(Eject)

button

Ejects

the

disc.

(Press)

(Page 12)

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Volume+/-

button

Adjusts

the

audio

volume.

(Page

7)

[[]

USB

input

terminal

(Page 63)

[]]

Monitor

panel

[1]

Screen (touch

panel)

[]]

c_91

button

• Switches

the

screen.

(Press)

- The screen switched

to

depends

on

the

<Navigation

Input>

setting (Page 56).

•

Turns

off

the

screen. (Hold) (Page

8)

•

Turns on

the

screen. (Hold)

(Page

8)

!

91

HOME/C)

button

Displays

the

Home screen.

(Press)

(Page

9)

•

Turns on

the

power.

(Press)

(Page

7)

•

Turns

off

the

power. (Hold)

(Page

7)

1101

FNC/\fJ

button

•

Pops

up

the

short-cut menu.

(Press)

(Page 11)

•

Activates

the

voice

dialing. (Hold) (Page 43)

[IT]

EQ

button

Displays

the

screen. (Page 47)

BASICS

Common operations

0

Turning on

the

power

KW-V420BT KW-V320BT

0

Turning

off

the

power

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~

..___

~(Hold)

Z

{Hold)

KW-V120BT

0

Adjusting the volume

To adjust

the

volume (00

to

35)

KW-V420BT

VOLUME

1-

~

KW-V320BT KW-V220BT

KW-V120BT

Press+

to

increase, and

press-

to

decrease.

• Holding

the

button

increases/decreases

the

volume continuously

.

To attenuate

the

sound

(only

for

KW-V420BT)

~

The

ATI

indicator lights

up

.

To

cancel

the

attenuation:

Press

the

same

button

again.

0

Adjusting

the

panel angle (only

for

KW-V420BT)

1

Display

the

<Angle

Adjust>

screen.

On

the

Home screen:

•

Press

[VJ

repeatedly

to

change

the

page

on

the

menu screen.

2

Select

an

angle

(0-

6).

•

To

set

the

current position

as

the

power

off

position, select

[Memory].

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7

BASICS

0

Turning

off

the

screen

On

the

pop-up

short-cut

menu

(Page

11

):

Display

the

pop-up

short-cut menu

by

pressing

FNC

(for KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT)

or

0

(for KW-V320Bn on

the

monitor

panel,

then

select

[Display

OFF].

On

the

monitor

panel:

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(Hold)

c~(Hold)

~iHold)

To

turn

on

the

screen:

Press

and

the

hold

the

same

button,

or

touch

the

display.

8

0

Turning

on/off

the

AV

source

You

can

activate

the

AV

function

by

selecting

a

source on

the

Home

screen.

To

select

a source

not

displayed on

the

Home

screen:

Press

[All].

(Page

1

0)

To

turn

off

the

AV

source:

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screen

operations

0 Common

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 and

information

displayed

vary

depending

on

the

selected

source.

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Common

operating

buttons:

[I]

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.*

[I]

Only

for

KW-V320BT:

FNC

button

Pops

up

the

short-cut menu.

(Page

11)

[l]

Only

for

KW-V320BT:

Source

buttons

Changes

the

playback

source.

(Page

1

0)

•

The source

buttons

shown

on

the

Home screen

is

displayed. (Page

9)

*

Does

not

appear

when

there

are

no

other

operation

buttons

other

than

those

currently

shown

on

the

source

control

screen.

BASICS

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

ri::IJ

fbl

• 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 and settings

screen.

• You can arrange

the

items

to

display

on

the

Home

screen. (Page 52)

KW-V420BT

/KW-V220BT

/KW-V120BT

D

f)

II

D

II

•

.....

••••

!!~"i'nl

Now

All

So?tt~ngs

Playmg

~

-I

~

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m

•'

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-

Tun~

iPoJ

BT

Audio

Common

operating

buttons:

[I]

Displays all playback sources and items. (Page 10)

[II

Displays

the

<Settings> screen.

(See

the

right

column.)

[lJ Displays

the

<Clock> setting screen. (Page 4)

[I]

Displays

the

phone

control

screen. (Page 42)

ffi] Displays

the

source currently played back.

[]]

Changes

the

playback source. (Page 11)

KW-V320BT

Common

operating

buttons:

[I]

Changes

the

playback source. (Page 11)

[II

Displays

the

<Clock> setting screen. (Page 4)

[lJ

~

(Eject)

button:

Ejects

the

disc. (Press)

(Page 12)

[I]

II

button:

Displays

the

screen. (Page 51)

ffi] 0

button:

Displays

the

<Settings> screen.

(See

the

right

column.)

[]]

iii

button:

Displays all playback sources and

items. (Page 1

0)

[I]

[Phone]

button:

Displays

the

phone

control

screen. (Page 42)

<Settings> screen

Changes

the

detailed settings. (Page 55)

Common

operating

buttons:

[I]

Selects

the

menu

category.

[II

Changes

the

page.

[lJ Closes

the

current

setting screen and returns

to

the

current source

control

screen.

[I]

Returns

to

the

previous screen.

ENGLISH

I 9

BASICS

OTouch

screen operations

3

~

OJ

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 5 seconds.

[]]

Goes

to

the previous chapter/track.*

W

Goes

to

the

next chapter/track.*

*

Not

available

for

video

from

an

external

component.

10

Selecting

the

playback

source

On

the Home screen:

[AVOff)

[Camera]

[Now

Playing]

[Tuner]

[Disc] [USB]

[iPod] [AndroidTM]

[BT Audio]

Turns

off

the

AV

source.

(Page

8)

Switches

to

a camera connected

to

the rear view camera input.

(Page

35)

Displays

the

source

currently

played

back.

Switches

to

the radio broadcast.

(Page

26)

Plays

a disc.

(Page

12)

Plays

files

on a

USB

device.

(Page

17)

Plays

an

iPod/iPhone. (Page

21)

Plays

an

Android device.

(Page

19)

Plays

a

Bluetooth

audio player.

(Page44)

[AV-IN]*

1

Switches

to

an

external

component connected

to

the

iPod/AV-IN

input

terminal.

(Page

37)

[Apps]

Switches

to

the App screen from the connected iPod touch/iPhone/ Android device.

(Page

23)

[PANDORA]*

2

Switches

to

the

Pandora

broadcast.

(Page

24)

[SiriusXM]*

3

Switches

to

the SiriusXM® radio broadcast.

(Page

29)

[Maestro]*

4

Switches

to

the

source connected

via

ADS

adapter.

(Page

37)

To return

to

the

Home

screen

*

1

Selectable

only

when

is

set

to

[USB 1

Wire].

(Page

21)

*

2

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1/KW

-

V220BT

Region

1/KW-V120BT.

*

3

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1/KW-V220BT

Region

1.

*

4

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1.

BASICS

0

Selecting

the

playback

source

on

the

Home screen

AM

(.

...

••••

.n

10:28

••••

Now

"'"'"'~

All

St~Uing-o;,

Phone

PIJytng

~

ti

*

tJ!!::

BTAud~

~

iPod

Tuner

•

You can change

the

items

to

display

on

the

Home

screen.

(Page

52)

Using

the

pop-up short-cut menu

While displaying

the

source

control

screen,

you

can

jump

to

the

other

screen

from

the

pop-up

short-cut

menu.

1

Display

the pop-up short-cut menu.

KW-V420BT KW-V320BT

KW-V220BT/ KW-V120BT

FNC~

• Only

for

KW-V320BT: You can also display

the

pop-up

short-cut

menu

by pressing

[FNC]

on

the

source

control

screen.

For

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT [Screen Adjustment] [Display OFF]

[Camera]

[Settings]

[Current Source]

Displays

the

picture

adjustment

screen.

(Page

SO)

Turns

off

the

screen.

(Page

8)

Displays

the

picture

from

the

rear

view

camera.

(Page 35)

Displays

the

screen.

(Page 55) Displays

the

current source

control

screen.

For

KW-V320BT [Phone]

Displays

the

phone

control

[Voice]

[EQ]

[Picture Adjust]

[User Customize]

screen.

(Page

42)

Activates

the

voice dialing.

(Page

43)

Displays

the

screen.

(Page

47)

Displays

the

picture

adjustment

screen.

(Page

SO)

Displays

the

<User

Customize>

screen.

(Page

51)

To

close

the

pop-up

menu:

Touch

the

screen

anywhere

other

than

the

pop-up

short-cut menu.

ENGLISH

I

11

Playing

a disc

•

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 67.

0

Inserting

a disc

Insert

a disc

with

the

label

side facing up.

KW-V420BT

KW-V320BT

KW-V220BT KW-V120BT

The source changes

to

"DISC"

and

playback

starts.

•

The

IN

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.

12

0

Ejecting a disc

KW-V420BT KW-V220BT

KW-V120BT

KW-V320BT

Press

[~]

on

the

Home screen

or

"DISC"

source

control

screen.

•

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.

Closing

the

monitor

panel (only

for

KW-V420BT)

After removing

the

disc,

press~

on

the

monitor

panel.

The

monitor

panel closes.

Playback operations

When

the

operation

buttons

are

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

area shown

on

the

illustration.

• To change settings

for

video

playback,

see

page

50.

0

Indications

and

buttons on

the

source

control

screen

For video

playback

Playback

information

•

The information

displayed

on

the

screen differs

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being

played

back.

OJ

Media

type

[I]

Playback

status

[I]

Current playback

item information

(title

no./

chapter

no./folder no./file

no./track no.)

[i]

Playing

time

[[]

IN

indicator

[]]

Playback

mode

(Page 15)

1Il

File

type

DISCS

Operation buttons

• Available

buttons

on

the

screen and operations

differ depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being

played back.

[ ~ ]/[

[E

]* Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

• To hide

the

window,

press [

~)/[~)*.

[;iili1

Displays

the

<Equalizer> screen.

(Page 47)

[Q]

Displays

the

folder/track list.

(Page

14)

[~] [~] • Selects a chapter/track.

(Press)

[

...

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[~]

• Reverse/forward search. (Hold)

• Plays in slow-motion

during

pause.

(Hold)

Starts/pauses playback. Selects Random playback mode.

(Page

15)

Selects a folder. Selects Repeat playback

mode

.

(Page 15)

Stops playback. Changes

the

settings

for

disc playback

on

the

<DISC Mode> screen.

(Page 16)

• To display all available operation buttons, press

[~]/[(E)*

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model

:

[~lor

[~]for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT/[(EJ

or[~]

for

KW-V320BT.

For audio playback

Playback information

• The information displayed on

the

screen differs

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being played

back.

ITJ

Media

type

[l]

Track/file information

• Pressing [

<111111

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[]]

Playing

time

[I]

IN

indicator

[[)

Playback status

[]]

Playback

mode

(Page 15)

[I] File

type

[[]

Current playback item information (folder no./file

no./track no.)

Operation buttons

• Available

buttons

on

the

screen and operations

differ depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being

played back.

[~

]![(EJ* Displays

the

other

operation

button

window

.

• To hide

the

window,

press [

~)/[~)*.

[ !i:;i] Displays

the

<Equalizer> screen.

(Page 47)

[Q]

Displays

the

folder/track

list.

(Page 14)

[~]

• Selects a track.

(Press)

[

...

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[~]

[MODE]

• Reverse/forward search. (Hold) Starts/pauses playback.

Stops playback.

Selects Random playback mode.

(Page 15)

Selects a folder. Selects

Repeat playback mode.

(Page 15)

Changes

the

settings

for

disc playback

on

the

<DISC

Mode>

screen.

(Page 16)

• To display all available operation buttons, press

[~)/[(E)*

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model

:

[~]or

[~]for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BTJ[(EJ

or[~]

for KW-

V320BT.

ENGLISH

I 13

DISC~S

~~==~

--

=~==~--~~==~======~~==~~==~ma~~======~====~==~

0 Selecting a folder/track on

the

list

1

2 Select

the

folder (

G)

),

then the item in

the

selected folder (@

).

14

Repeat

the

procedure

until

you select

the

desired track.

fJ

DISC

·~

It:-

A\'

1 0:

28

t:.

II

rolrtP.r

N~m~

1 • rolrlP.r N.1me G

...

L>

II

f-older

Name

2

t

h!c

N'ww

1

II

Fn!der

Name

:,

r

File

N<W1P2

II

f-older

Name

.l

J File

Nc.1mc.·

·::

\7

ll

rulderN

-

t

rlie~«m

-

\7

"':::)

• You can change

the

page

to

display more

items

by

pressing

[~]![VJ.

•

Press

[~]to

return

to

the

root

folder.

•

Press

llit-J

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

•

If

you

want

to

play all tracks in

the

folder,

press[.,..] on

the

right

of

the

desired folder.

0 Video menu operations

You can display

the

video menu screen

during

video

playback.

• The operation buttons disappear when

the

screen

is

touched

or

when

no

operation

is

done

for

about

5 seconds.

• Available

buttons

on

the

screen and operations

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being

played back.

l0MENU] [T MENU]

[Highlight]

[CUR]

[ZOOM]

[Aspect]

[PictureAdjust]

[Audio] [Subtitle] [Angle]

Displays

the

disc menu (DVD).

Displays

the

disc menu (DVD).

Switches

to

the

direct disc menu

mode. Touch

the

target item

to

select.

• To restore

the

screen, press

[

"::)].

Displays

the

menu/scene

selection screen.

•

[.&.]

[T]

[<filii)[.,..]:

Selects an

item.

• [Enter]: Confirms

the

selection.

• [Return]: Returns

to

the

previous screen.

Displays

the

picture size selection screen. (Page 51) Selects

the

aspect ratio.

(Page 50) Displays

the

picture

adjustment

screen. (Page

SO)

Selects

the

audio type.

Selects

the

subtitle type.

Selects

the

view angle.

DISCS

ForVCD

l0MENU]

[Audio]

[Direct]

[Return]

[ZOOM]

[Aspect]

Displays

the

disc menu.

Selects

the

audio channel

(ST:

stereo,

L:

left,

R:

right).

Displays/hides

the

direct

selection buttons.

(See

the

right column.) Displays

the

previous screen

or menu. Displays

the

picture size

selection screen. (Page

51)

Selects

the

aspect ratio.

(Page 50)

[PictureAdjust] Displays

the

picture adjustment

screen. (Page

50)

To

select a track directly on a VCD

• When playing a

VCD

with

PBC

activated, stop

playback

to

deactivate

the

PBC

function,

then

use

the

direct selecting

buttons

to

select a track

number.

• When you enter a

wrong

number, press [DIR/CLR]

to

delete

the

last entry.

0 Selecting playback

mode

To

select Repeat playback

mode

To select Random playback

mode

• The location

of

the

buttons

differ

depending on

the

type

of

disc/file being played back.

- When

[c!:J]

is

not

displayed, display

the

other

operation

button

window

by

pressing[~]/[~]*.

• Available playback modes

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

disc/file being played back.

• 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

type

of

disc/file being played back.

cc!:J Tc!:J c!:J

FOc!:J

FOJ(!

Repeats

current

chapter.

Repeats

current

title/program.

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.

*

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model:

[~]for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT/[~]

for

KW-V320BT.

ENGLISH I 15

DISCS

1

Settings for disc

playback-<

DISC

Mode>

2

• Available items shown on

the

<DISC

Mode>

screen differ depending on

the

type

of

disc/file

being played back.

16

0 Setting items

Select

the

initial disc menu language.

(Initial: English) (Page 69) Select

the

initial subtitle language

or

turn subtitles

off

(Off). (Initial:

English) (Page 69)

Select

the

initial audio language.

(Initial: English) (Page 69) You can change

the

dynamic range

while

playing using Dolby Digital

software.

• Wide: Select this

to

enjoy a

powerful sound at a

low

volume

level

with

its full dynamic range.

• Normal: Select this

to

reduce

the

dynamic range a little.

• Dialog (Initial): Select this

to

reproduce movie dialog

more

clearly.

<Down

Mix>

<File Type>*

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

the

signals

reproduced

through

the

front

and/or

rear speakers.

• Dolby Surround: Select this

to enjoy multi-channel surround sound

by

connecting

an

amplifier

compatible

with

Dolby Surround.

· Stereo (initi

al

):

Normally select

this.

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 Image:

Plays

back picture files.

• Video:

Plays

back video files.

· Audio&Video (initial):

Plays

back

audio files and video files.

*

For

playable

file

types,

see

page

66.

If

the

disc

contains

no

files

of

the

selected

type,

the

existing

files

are

played

in

the

following

priority:

audio,

video,

then

still

picture.

You

can

change

these

settings

only

while

playback

is

stopped.

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Connecting a

USB

device

You 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

63.

•

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

68.

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.

To

disconnect

the

USB

device

safely:

Press

[~],then

disconnect

the

USB

device after "No

Device" appears.

Playback operations

When

the

operation

buttons

are

~

~~:

~::~~:~~~~:~ht~:ci~~ues~~~~~~~

·

··•··

· ·

••

·•

··

•

To change settings

for

video

playback,

see

page

50.

=

==

=

:S.

=

0

Indications and buttons on

the

source

control

screen

: Title

Name

•

1 Artist Name

•

o

Album Title

•

Playback

information

•

The information

displayed

on

the

screen differs

depending

on

the

type

of

file

being

played

back.

[I]

Jacket picture (Shown

while

playi

ng

if

the

file

has

tag data

that

includes

the

jacket picture)

[I]

Track/file

information

• Pressing

[

<11111

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[]]

Playing

time

[!]

Playback

status

W

Playback

mode

(See

the

right

column.)

[]]

File

type

[I]

Current playback item information

(folder no./file

no.)

Operation

buttons

• Available

buttons

on

the

screen and operations

differ

depending on

the

type

of

file

being

played

back.

[~

)/[

(E]*l

[

:i:li]

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

•

To

hide

the

window, press [

~)/[[1)]*

1

•

Displays

the

screen.

(Page

47)

=

[Q]

Displays

the

folder/track

list.

(Page

18)

[~] [~]

• Selects

a track.

(Press)

[~II]

l:X:1

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lb1

[ct)]

[~]

[MODE]

•

Reverse/forward search.

(Hold)

Starts/pauses

playback.

Selects

random playback

mode.*

2

*

3

FO

:X::

Randomly plays all

tracks/

files

in

the

folder.

:X::

Randomly plays all tracks/files.

Selects

a

folder.

Selects repeat

playback mode.*

2

*

3

· ct):

Repeats

the

current

track/file.

· FO

ct):

Repeats all

tracks/files in

the

current

folder.

Disconnects

the

USB

device

safely.

Changes

the

settings

for

USB

playback

on

the

<USB

Mode>

screen.

(Page

18)

•

To

display all available

operation buttons, press

[~

)/[(E]*

1

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

1

The

appearance

ofthe

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model:

[~]or

[~]for

KW-V420BT

/

KW-V220BT

/

KW-V120BT

/[(EJ

or

[[i)J

for

KW-V320BT.

*

2

To

cancel

random

or

repeat

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

*

3

You

cannot

activate

the

repeat

mode

and

the

random

mode

at

the

same

time.

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0

Settings

for

USB

playback-<

USB

Mode>

1

2

18

<File Type>*

Select

the

playback

file

type

when

a

disc contains

different

types

of

files.

•

Audio:

Plays

back

audio

files.

• Still Image:

Plays

back

picture

files.

•

Video:

Plays

back

video files.

•

Audio&Video

(initial):

Plays

back

audio

files

and

video

files.

Select

the

monitor

type

to

watch

a

wide

screen

picture

on

the

external

monitor. 16:9

(Initial)

4:3

LB

4:3

PS

Switches

between

internal

memory

and

the

memory

source

of

the

connected

device (such

as

mobile

phone).

Press

[Next].

*

For

playable

files,

see

page

66.

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.

0 Selecting

a

folder/track

on

the

list

1

2

Select

the

folder

(

G)

),

then

the

item in

the

selected folder

(@

).

•

Repeat

the

procedure

until

you

select

the

desired track.

•

You can

change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[a]![VJ.

•

Press

[~]

to

return

to

the

root

folder.

•

Press

[..,]to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

•

If

you

want

to

play

all

tracks in

the

folder,

press[~]

on

the

right

of

the

desired folder.

Andr.oid

Preparation

0

Installing JVC

Music

Play

Install

the

AndroidTM

application

JVC

Music

Play

on

your

Android

device beforehand.

•

When

a

compatible

Android

device

is

connected,

"Press [VIEW]

to

install

JVC

MUSIC PLAY APP"

is

shown

on

the

Android

device.

Follow

the

instructions

to

install

the

application.

You can

also install

the

latest version

of

the

JVC

Music

Play

application

on

your

Android

device before

connecting.

About

JVC

Music

Play

•

This

unit

supports

the

AndroidTM

application

JVC

Music

Play.

•

When

you use

JVC

Music

Play,

you

can search

for

audio

files

by

Genre, Artist,

Album,

Playlist,

and

Song.

•

JVC

Music

Play

is

available

on

the

following

web

site:

<http:/

/www.jvc.net/

cs/

car/>

0

Connecting

an Android device

Connect

an

Android

device

with

a cable.

•

For details

about

connecting

Android

devices, see

page

63.

Compatible

Android device

•

This

unit

supports

Android

OS

4.1

and

above.

•

Some

Android

devices

(with

OS

4.1

and

above)

may

not

fully

support

Android

Open

Accessory

(AOA)

2.0.

•

If

the

Android

device

supports

both

mass storage

class device

and

AOA

2.0,

this

unit

always plays

back via

AOA

2.0

as

priority.

•

For

more

information

and

the

latest

compatible

list, see:

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

0

Starting

playback

1

Start

JVC

Music

Play

on

your

Android

device.

2

Select

"Android™"

as

the

source.

(Page 1

0)

Playback operations

0

Indications

and buttons on

the

source

control

screen

)' Title

Name •

1

Artist

Name

0 Album

Title

'

Playback

information

[I]

Artwork

(Shown

if

the

song contains artwork)

[I]

Track

information

• Pressing

[~]scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[l]

Playing

time

W

Playback

status

W

Playback

mode

(See

the

right

column.)

[]]

Track no./Total

track

number

Operation buttons

[~

]I[(E]*

1

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

• To

hide

the

window,

press [

~]/[~]*

1

•

[

aidi1

Displays

the

screen.

(Page

47)

[Q]

Displays

the

track

list.

(Page

20)

[~]

•

Selects a track.

(Press)

[

.......

]

[)¢]

[(!.)]

[MODE]

•

Reverse/forward search. (Hold)

Starts/pauses playback. Selects

random

playback

mode.*

2

·

X::

Randomly

plays all tracks.

• X:

Album:

Randomly

plays

all

tracks in

the

current

album.

Selects

repeat

playback

mode.

•

(!.)

CD:

Repeats

the

current

track.

•

(!.)All:

Repeats all tracks.

•

(!.):Cancels

the

repeat

mode.

Changes

the

settings

for

Android

playback

on

the

<Android

Mode>

screen.

(Page

20)

•

To

display

all available

operation

buttons,

press

[~

J![(E]*

1

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

1

The

appearance

ofthe

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model:

[~]or

[~]for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT/[(EJ

or[~]

for

KW-V320BT.

*

2

To

cancel

random

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

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0 Selecting a track from

the

menu

1

2

Select

a category

(

G)

),

then

a desired

item

(@).

• Select an

item

in each

layer

until

you reach

and

select

the

desired

file.

0

Settings for

playback

on the Android

device-<Android

Mode>

1

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items by pressing

[,6..]/[VJ.

•

Press

[i!'lJ

to

return

to

the

top

layer.

2

•

Press[~)

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

20

Shows/hides

artwork

of

the

Android

device.

• AUTO MODE:

Controls

from

the

unit

(using

the

JVC

Music

Play

application).

•

AUDIO

MODE:

Controls

other

media

player

applications from

the

Android device

(without

using

the

JVC

Music

Play

application).

- You can play/pause

or

skip

files

from

the

unit.

i

P-odli

P-hone

Preparation

0

Connecting iPod/iPhone

•

For

details

about

connecting iPod/iPhone,

see

page 63.

•

For

playable

iPod/iPhone types,

see

page 68.

Connect your iPod/iPhone according

to

your

purpose

or

the

type

of

iPod/iPhone.

To

listen

to

music:

- For Lightning connector models:

Use

USB

Audio

cable

for

iPod/iPhone-KS-U62.

- For 30-pin

connector models:

Use

30-pin

to

USB

cable

(accessory

of

iPod/iPhone).

• To watch

video

and

listen

to

music (only

for

30-pin

connector

models):

Use

USB

Audio and

Video

cable

for

iPod/iPhone-KS-U59

(optional

accessory).

- For Lightning connector

models:

You cannot

watch video

with

KS-U59.

0

Selecting

the

connection method

of

iPod/iPhone

1

Display the

setting screen.

2

On

the

Home screen:

::::

.fj

l

0:28

<.

~

An

s.n.

~

Phono

Play"'g

[USB 1 Wire]

Select

this

when

the

iPod/

iPhone

is

connected using

KS-U62

(optional

accessory)

or

30-pin

to

USB

cable

(accessory

of

iPod/iPhone).

[USB+AV-IN]

Select

this

when

the

iPod/

iPhone

is

connected using

KS-U59

(optional

accessory).

0

Selecting preference settings for iPod/ iPhone

playback-<iPod

Mode>

1

2

Shows/hides

artwork

of

iPod.

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Playback operations

When

the

operation

buttons

are

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

area

shown

on

the

illustration.

•

To

change

settings

for

video

playback, see

page

50.

0

Indications

and

buttons on

the

source

control screen

Playback information

OJ

Artwork

(Shown

if

the

song

contains

artwork)

W

Song/video

information

•

Pressing

[~]scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[lJ

Playing

time

[!]

Playback

status

[§]

Playback

mode

(See

the

right

column.)

[]]

File

type

[I]

Track

no./Total

track

number

22

Operation buttons

[

~

]/[ (!]

]*

1

Displays

the

other

operation

button

[ sillil

window.

•

To

hide

the

window,

press [

~)1[~)*

1

•

Displays

the

screen.

(Page 47) Displays

the

audio/video

file

list. (See

the

right

column.)

[~]

•

Selects a track. (Press)

[~Ill

[:X:l

[~]

[MODE]

•

Reverse/forward search. (Hold)

Starts/pauses playback. Selects

random

playback

modeY

•

:X::

Functions

the

same

as

Shuffle

Songs.

•

:X:

Album:

Functions

the

same

as

Shuffle

Albums.

Selects

repeat

playback

mode.

•

~

CD

:

Functions

the

same

as

Repeat

One.

•

~All:

Functions

the

same

as

Repeat

All.

•

~

:

Cancels

the

repeat

mode.

Changes

the

settings

for

iPod/iPhone

playback

on

the

screen.

(Page21)

•

To

display

all

available

operation

buttons,

press

[~

)/[('!]]*

1

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

1

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model:

[~]or

[~]for

KW

-

V420BT

/

KW

-

V220BT/KW

-

V120BT

/[('!]J

or[~]

for

KW

-

V320BT.

*

2

To

cancel

random

mode,

press

the

button

repeatedly

until

the

indicator

disappears.

0

Selecting

an audio/video

file

from

the

menu

1

2

Select

the

menu

(/J:

audio

or

1!1:

video)

(

G)

),

a

category(

@ ),

then

a

desired

item

(@

).

•

Select

an

item

in

each layer

until

you

reach

and

select

the

desired

file.

• You can

change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[_6.Jf[VJ.

•

Press

[~]

to

return

to

the

top

layer.

•

Press[~]

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

•

If

you

want

to

play

all

tracks

in

the

item,

press

[~]

on

the

right

of

the

desired

item.

Audio menu:

Video

menu:

•

Available categories

differ

depending

on

the

type

of

your

iPod/iPhone.

You can use an

App

of

the

connected iPod

touch/

iPhone/Android

on

this unit.

•

For Apps you can use on this unit, visit <http://www.jvc.net/cs/car/>.

Preparation

1

Connect

the

iPod

touch/iPhone/

Android.

•

For Android:

Connect

the

Android

device via

Bluetooth. (Page

38)

·

For iPod touch/iPhone:

Connect

iPod

touch/

iPhone

with

a

cable.

(Page

63)

-

Be

sure

to

select

the appropriate connection

method

of

iPod

touch/iPhone

on

<iPod

Setup>. (Page

21)

- You

cannot

watch video

when

connecting a

Lightning connector

model.

2

Select

the

iPod touch/iPhone/Android

device

to

use on

the

<APP

Settings>

screen. (Page 46)

When connecting

the

device

for

the

first time,

the

setup screen (for connection, etc.) appears.

Follow

the

procedure

on

the

setup screen

to

configure

the

settings.

When

the

operation

buttons

are

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

screen

to

show

them.

•

To change settings

for

video playback,

see

page

50.

0

Playback operations

1

Start

the

App

on your iPod

touch/iPhone/

Android.

2

Select

"Apps"

as

the

source. (Page 1

0)

0

Operation buttons on

the

source

control screen

[~

)/[(!]]*

[

...

]

iiiii

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

•

To hide

the

window,

press [

~]/[~]*.

Displays

the

screen.

(Page

47)

[~]

Selects

an

audio/video

file.

[+4][

....

]

[

...

Ill

[

...

]

[II

J

Reverse/forward search. Starts/pauses playback. Starts

playback.

Pauses

playback.

Switches

the

device between iPod

touch/iPhone

connected

with

a

cable

and Android

device

connected via

Bluetooth.

•

To

display all available

operation

buttons, press

[~]/[(!]]*to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

•

You can operate some

functions

of

the

App

on

the

touch

panel.

•

You can

also play

back

the

audio

(for iPod

touch/

iPhone/Android device)

and

video

(for iPod

touch/

iPhone)

on

the

stated devices

itself,

instead

of

the

unit.

*

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model:

[~]or

[~]for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT/[(!]J

or[~]

for

KW-V320BT.

0

Switching

to

the

App

screen

while

listening

to

another source (when using

iPod/iPhone}

• Select

[iPhone]

for

<Navigation

Input>

beforehand. (Page 56)

KW-V420BT KW-V320BT KW-V220BT/

KW-V120BT

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23

You can stream

Pandora

from

iPod touch/iPhone

or

Android

devices.

Install

the

latest

version

of

the

Pandora

application

on

your

iPod

touch/iPhone/Android.

Preparation

1

Connect

the

device.

• For Android:

Connect

the

Android device via

Bluetooth. (Page

38)

• For iPod touch/iPhone:

Connect

iPod

touch/

iPhone

with

a

cable. (Page

63)

-

Be

sure

to

select

the appropriate

connection

method

of

iPod touch/iPhone

on

<iPod

Setup>.

(Page

21)

2

Select

the

device

to

use

on

the

<APP

Settings>

screen. (Page 46)

3

Select

"PANDORA"

as

the

source.

(Page 1

0)

24

The

Pandora application

is

started.

•

If

the

device

selection

screen

is

displayed,

select

the

device

to

use.

(Page

46)

Playback

operations

You can operate

Pandora

using the remote

controller*

1

•

Only playing,

pausing, and skipping

are

available.

0

Indications and buttons on

the

source

control screen

Playback

information

ITJ

Picture data

W

Track information

• Pressing

[

..._]

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[I]

Playing

time

[I]

Playback

status

Operation buttons

[

~

]/[

(!!

]*

2

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

•

To

hide

the

window, press [

~]/[(ij]

*

2

.

[;i&ii1

Displays

the

screen.

(Page

47)

[Q]

Displays

the

list selection screen.

(Page

25)

[

...

111

[~]

l&+1

[.,0+1

l..0"1

[0./$1

Thumbs

down

to

the current track and

skips

to

the

next track.

Registers

the

current track

as

a favorite. Starts/pauses

playback.

Skips

the

current track.

•

Not

available

when

the

Pandora

skip

reaches its

limit.

Adds

the

current artist

to

the

Station List. Adds

the

current track

to

the

Station List. Bookmarks

the

current track.

Switches

the

device between iPod

touch/iPhone

connected

with

a cable

and Android device connected via

Bluetooth.

•

To

display all available operation buttons, press

[~

]/[(!1]*

2

to

display

the

other operation

button

window.

*

1

For

KW-V320BT

Region

1/

KW-V220BT

Region

1/

KW-V120BT

:

Purchase

RM-RK258

separately

.

*

2

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model

:

[~]or

[~]for

KW

-

V420BT

/

KW

-

V220BT

/

KW-V120BT

/[

(!j]

or

[(ij]

for

KW-V320BT.

®

0 Selecting a station from the list

1

Display

the

list selection

screen.

2

Selects

from

the

station

names (Station List).

Selects

from

the

genre names

(Genre List).

3

Select

a station from

the

list.

On

the

Station List

[Shuffle]

Plays all

the

songs in

the

registered

stations

randomly.

[By

Date]

Sorts

the

list

in reverse

chronologJcal

order

.

....

[By

Name]

Sorts

the

list

in

alphabetical

order.

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items by pressing

[..6._]/[VJ.

•

The

X:

indicator appears

on

the

left

of

the

item

when

Shuffle

is

activated.

(All

songs in

the

registered stations are

played randomly.)

•

The

..IL

indicator appears on

the

right

of

the

item

when

the

station

is

shared.

On

the

Genre List

Select

a genre

((})

),then

a station

(@

).

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[..6._]/[VJ.

•

The

selected

station

is

added

to

the

Station

List.

Requirements for

Pand~ra®

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 recent version.)

• Connect iPod

touch/iPhone

to

this

unit

with

KS-

U59,

KS-U62

(optional

accessory)

or

30-pin

to

USB

cable

(accessory

of

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

only available

in certain countries.

Please

visit

http://www.pandora.com/legal

for

more information.

• 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

pandora-support@pandora.com

• Establish

an

Internet

connection using L

TE,

3G,

EDGE,

or

WiFi.

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Listening

to

the

radio

""

0

Indications and buttons on

the

source

control

screen

Tuner

reception

information

[]]

Text

information

•

Pressing [

<111111

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

•

Pressing

[Radio Text]

switches

the

information

between

Radio Text, Radio Text

Plus,

and

PTY

code.

[I]

The

station

frequency

currently

tuned

in

I]]

Tl

indicator

[i]

ST/MONO

indicator

•

The

ST

indicator

lights

up

when

receiving an

FM stereo broadcast

with

sufficient signal

strength.

[]]

Seek

mode

26

Operation buttons

[~]/[(E]*

1

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

•

To

hide

the

window,

press

[~)I

[[il]*1.

[AM]

Selects

the

AM band.

[FM]

Selects

the

FM

band.

r:FM1~FM2~FM3]

[P1]-

[PS]

[

...

]

ilili

[PTY]*

3

[SEEK]

[MON0]*

3

Displays

the

preset station

window.

(Page 27)

•

To

hide

the

window,

press

[h

• Selects

a stored station.

(Press)

•

Stores

the

current station.

(Hold)

Displays

the

screen.

(Page 47) Enters

PTY

search mode. (Page 28)

Changes

the

seek mode.

• AUT01:

Auto

Search

• AUT02:

Tunes in stations

in

the

memory

one after another.

• MANU:

Manual

Search

Searches

for

a station.

•

The search

method

differs

according

to

the

selected

seek

mode.

(See

above.) Presets stations automatically. (Hold) (Page 27) Activates/deactivates

monaural

mode

for

better

FM

reception. (Stereo effect

will

be lost.)

•

The

MONO

indicator

lights

up

while

monaural

mode

is

activated.

Activates/deactivates

Tl

standby

reception mode. (Page 28)

•

To display all available

operation buttons, press

[~

]/[(E]*

1

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

1

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model:

[~lor

[~]for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT/[(EJ

or

[(ill

for

KW-V320BT.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT.

*

3

Appears

only

when

FM

is

selected

as

the

source.

Presetting stations

0

Storing stations in

the

memory

You can preset 5 stations

for

each band.

Automatic

presetting-SSM

(Strong-station

Sequential

Memory)

The

local

stations

with

the strongest

signals

are

found

and stored

automatically.

Manual

presetting

1

Tune in

to

a station

you

want

to

preset.

(Page 26)

2

Select a preset number.

The station selected

in step

1

is

stored.

0

Selecting

a preset station

For KW-V420BT /KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT:

1

Select

the

band (G)

),

then

display

the

2

set station

window

(

(I)

).

•

You can

also select

a preset station by

pressing

[P1]-

[PS].

• Pressing

[

~]

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

• To hide

the

window

list,

press[~]

.

For KW-V320BT:

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I

27

0 Searching for FM

RBDS

programs-PlY

Search

You can search

for

your

favorite programs being

broadcast

by

selecting

the

PTY

code.

1

2 Select a

PTY

code.

28

• You can change

the

page

to

display more

items

by

pressing

[f~.J![VJ.

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.

0 Activating/deactivating

Tl

Standby

Reception

The

unit

is

in standby

to

switch

to

Traffic Information

(TI)

if available. (The

Tl

indicator lights

up

in

white

.)

•

If

the

Tl

indicator

is

lit

in orange,

tune

into

another

station providing

RBDS

signals.

To

deactivate Tl Standby Reception:

Press

[TI].

(The

Tl

ind

icator turns

off

.)

• The

volume

adjustment

for

Traffic Information

is

automatically memorized. The next

time

the

unit

switches

to

Traffic Information,

the vol

ume

is

set

to

the

previous level.

Only

SiriusXM® brings you

more

of

what

you love

3

When

the

following

screen appears, press

Listening

to

the

SiriusXM®

Satellite

to

listen to,

all

in one place. Get over

140

channels,

[Return].

Radio

including commercial-free music plus

the

best

sports, news, talk,

comedy

and entertainment.

0

Indications and

buttons

on

the

source

Welcome

to

the

world

of

satellite radio. A SiriusXM

control

screen

Vehicle

Tuner and Subscription are required. For

more

information, visit www.siriusxm.com.

Activating subscription

____

_

1

Check

your

Radio

I

D.

The SiriusXM Satellite

Radio

ID

is

required

for

activation and can

be

found

by

tuning

to

Channel

0

as

well

as

on

the

label

found

on

the

SiriusXM Connect

tuner

and its packaging.

• The Radio

ID

does

not

include

the

letters

I,

0,

S

or

F.

2

Activate

the

SiriusXM

Connect Vehicle

Tuner using one

of

the

two

methods

below:

•

For users in

the

U.S.A:

-Online: Visit www.siriusxm.com/activatenow

-

Phone: Call

SiriusXM Listener Care

at

1-866-635-2349

•

For users in Canada:

-Online:

Visit www.siriusxm.ca/activatexm

-

Phone: Call

XM customer Care

at

1-877-438-9677

SiriusXM® Satellite

Radio reception information

[I]

Band

[1]

Channel

number

[1]

Text

information

• Pressing [

~]

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

[I]

Information

for

the

buffered

data and

the

replay

mode

(Page 31)

W

Signal strength

indicator

[[]

Seek

mode

Continued

on

the

...

ENGLISH

I

29

Sir,i.usXM:.S.atellite.Badi.o

Operation

buttons

[SXM1

1-

Selects

the

band.

[SXM4]

L

SXM

1-.-

SXM2

_.. SXM3-..

SXM4

J

[~

]/[(!]]*

1

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

[Song

Title]/ [Info]! [Category]

[

~]*2

•

To

hide

the

window,

press[~]/

[[!IJ*l.

Changes

the

displayed

information

each

time

this

button

is

pressed.

Displays

the

preset

channel

window.

(See

the

far

right

column.)

•

To

hide

the

window,

press[~].

•

To

display all available

operation

buttons,

press

[~

]/[(!]]*

1

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

1

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

differs

depending

on

the

model:

[~]or

[~]for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/[(!]J

or

[[ill

for

KW-V320BT.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V420BT

/KW-V220BT.

Presetting

channels

0

Storing channels

in

the

memory

You can preset 5

channels

for

each band.

1

Tune

in

to

a

channel

you

want

to

preset.

(See

the

left

column.)

[li&liJ

Displays

the

screen.

2

Select

a

preset

number.

(Page 47)

[QJ

Displays

the

screen.

(Page 31)

[~II]

Starts/pauses

the

content

replay.

(Page 31)

[CHT]I[CH.&.]

Selects

the

channel.

[SEEK]

Changes

the

seek

mode.

[SCAN]

[~]/[~]/

[Live]

[MODE]

30

•

SEEK1:

Skip

to

another

available

channel.

•

SEEK2:

Skip

to

another

preset

channel.

Starts

TuneScanTM.

(Page 32)

Used

while

replaying

content.

(Page 31)

Changes

the

settings

for

SiriusXM

Satellite Radio reception on

the

<SiriusXM

Mode>

screen.

(Pages

32-34)

The

channel selected

in step

1

is

stored.

0

Selecting a preset

channel

For KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT:

1

Select

the

band

(

G)

),

then

display

the

preset

channel

window

(0

).

•

You can

also select

a preset

channel

by

pressing

[P1]-

[PS].

• Pressing [

<111111

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the

text

is

shown.

•

To

hide

the

window

list,

press[~

].

3

Select

a

preset

channel

in

SEEK2.

For KW-V320BT:

Selecting a channel

0 Selecting a channel on

the

list

You can obtain information on channels

or

select a

category and then a channel.

1 Display

the

<Channel List> screen.

2 Select a category (G)

),

and

then

select a

channel

(@

).

• You

can

change

the

page

to

display more

items

by

pressing

[,6.]/[Vl.

• To list all

the

channels, select [All Channels].

-·~

':1

))PI L S'

• 1 0

7R

.\

''"~'''·'•"''

-

'

''.'

• Pressing

the

info

change

button

above

the

list

displays information in

the

following

order:

Channel, Artist, Song Title, Content Info

~~

.:·····

1

·~'''h

~

"~0~~

(

t,,

I r

'•

~

~lr'

1 I • <

Replay

You

can

pause, rewind and replay

content

from

the

currently

tuned

channel.

• The SiriusXM Connect Vehicle Tuner continually buffers

up

to

60 minutes

of

audio.

•

If

you change

to

another channel

during

playback,

the

Replay buffer

content

will be lost.

0 Indications on

the

source control

screen

[I]

Playback status

[1]

Replay

time

bar

Shows

the

remaining capacity (black) and

the

amount

of

buffered

content

(red).

If

the

Replay

buffer

is

full,

the

entire bar becomes blue.

• Updated every second.

[]]

Time code Shows you the

point

in

the

Replay

buffer

you are

listening to.

• Example: -5:00

- You are listening

to

audio

that

is

5 minutes

behind

the

current broadcast.

• Updated every second.

0 Replaying

content

1 Display operations

buttons

for replay.

2 Perform

the

replay operations.

• To start/pause

the

playback, press

[~II].

• To skip

the

current

track/segment, press

[~~]/[~].

- Pressing

[~]

within

2 seconds

of

the

beginning

of

the

current track/segment

returns

to

the

previous track.

-

Pressing[~~]

after 2 seconds

or

more

of

the track have been replayed returns

to

the

beginning

of

the

current track/segment.

• To rewind/fast forward, press and

hold[~]/

[~].

To return

to

the

live position, press [Live].

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Sir,i

.

usXM!.Satellite

,Badio

Smartfavorites

User stored channels

(P1

toPS)

of

current band are

recognized

as

SmartFavorites channels. SiriusXM

Connect Vehicle Tuner automatically buffers

their

broadcast

content

in

the

background. When

you select a SmartFavorite channel, you can rewind and replay

up

to

30

minutes

of

any

of

the

missed news,

talk, sports

or

music content.

•

SmartFavorites

is

available

only

when you connect

an

SXV200

or

later SiriusXM Connect Vehicle

Tuner.

•

If

you change

to

another

band,

the

buffered

content

is

cleared and

new

channels in

the

current

band

will

start buffering.

32

TuneStart™

When you select a SmartFavorites channel, you can listen

to

the

current song

from

the

beginning.

Activating

TuneStartrM

1

Displa

the

<SiriusXM

Mode>

screen.

2

To

deactivate

TuneStart:

Select

[OFF]

for

<TuneStart>.

TuneScanTM

When you activate TuneScan

rM

, you will hear 6

seconds

of

the

songs, which have

not

been listened

to,

from

each

of

the

music channel presets on

the

current Band and

the

currently

tuned

channel.

The

unit

starts scanning.

•

To

select

the

previous/next content,

press

[

~]

or[~

].

•

To

end

scanning and continue listening

to

the

current song/content, press

[SCAN].

•

To

exit

scanning, press and hold

[SCAN].

SiriusXM®

Satellite

Radio

Setting

reception restrictions

0 Setting the parental control

You can

limit

access

to

SiriusXM

channels,

such

as

those

with

mature content.

Setting/Changing

the

parental

code

•

The

initial

setting

is

"0000."

• Changing

the

code does

not

change

the

<Parental

Controi>/<Parental

Lock

Channel

Selection>

settings.

1

Dis

the <SiriusXM

Mode>

screen.

2

Display

the

screen.

3

Enter a four-digit code

(G)

),

and then

confirm

(

(g)

).

•

To

clear

the

entry, press

[Clear].

•

To

cancel setting

the

code, press

[Cancel].

4

Enter a new

four-digit

code

(G)

),

and then

confirm

(

(g)

).

•

To clear

the

entry, press

[Clear].

•

To cancel

setting

the

code, press

[Cancel].

5

Enter

the

four-digit

code and then press

[Enter] again

to

confirm

the

code.

Activating/Deactivating

the

parental

control

You can set

the

parental

control

feature

to

lock

any SiriusXM

channel(s)

or

automatically lock all

channels classified

as

"mature"

by

SiriusXM

41

•

1

Display

the

<SiriusXM

Mode>

screen.

(See

the

far

left

column.)

2

Select

a

parental control

mode.

[OFF]

Deactivates

the

parental mature and

user

lock.

[Mature]

Locks

channels classified

as

"mature"

only.

[User]

Locks

only

the

selected channels.

3

Enter

the

parental

code

to

confirm

your

choice.

Continued

on

the

..

.

ENGLISH

I

33

Sir.iusXM®

Satellite

Ra!.!ldeio

H=====================-=

Selecting

the

channels

to

lock-Parental

Lock

Channel Selection

This parental

control

option

allows you

to

pick

the

channels

to

be

locked

by

the

parental control

feature.

• When <Parental Control>

is

set

to

[Mature)

or

[OFF), you

cannot

change

the

<Parental Lock

Channel Selection> setting.

1 Display

the

<SiriusXM Mode> screen.

(Page 33)

2

3 Enter

the

parental code.

The <Parental Lock Channel Selection> screen is displayed.

4 Select a category (

G)

), and

then

a channel

(@).

34

• You can change

the

page

to

display more

items by pressing

(.~]![VJ.

• To list all

the

channels, select [All Channels).

• A check

mark

appears beside

the

selected

channel.

Repeat this step

if

you

want

to

set

the

lock

on

multiple

channels.

To deactivate

the

parental lock

for

all locked

channels: Select [All Clear)

for

<Parental Lock

Channel Selection>

on

the

<SiriusXM

Mode>

screen,

then

enter

the

parental code number.

0 Skipping

unwanted

channels

If

you

do

not

want

to

receive some channels, you

can skip them.

Activating

the

channel skipping

1 Display

the

<SiriusXM Mode> screen.

(Page 33)

2 Display

the

screen.

3 Select a category (G)), and

then

select a

channel(@).

• You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing l

a)![VJ.

• To list all

the

channels, select [All Channels).

• A check mark appears beside

the

selected

channel.

Repeat this step

if

you

want

to

skip multiple

channels.

To clear

the

channel skipping

for

all skipped

channels:

Press

and

hold

[All Clear

:1

in <Skip

Channel Selection>

on

the

<SiriusXM

Mode>

screen.

0 Resetting

the

SiriusXM Satellite Radio

settings

You can reset

the

SiriusXM Satellite Radio settings

you set

up

and restore

the

default settings.

1 Display

the

<SiriusXM Mode> screen.

(Page 33)

2

•

Press

lVJ

repeatedly

to

change

the

page

on

the

<SiriusXM

Mode>

screen.

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. · · , · · 1 0

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' ! '

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I)I

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COMJ~QI)I

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I)IIS

Using

the rear view

camera

• To connect a rear

view

camera, see page 64.

• To use a rear

view

camera, a

REVERSE

lead

connection

is

required. (Page 62)

0 Settings for

the

rear

view

camera

1 Display

the

<Input> settings screen.

On

the

Home screen:

3

[ON] 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

0 Displaying

the

rear view camera screen

To

display

the

picture from

the

rear view camera

The rear

view

screen

is

displayed

when

you shift

the

gear

to

the

reverse

(R)

position.

• To remove

the

caution message, touch

the

screen.

To display

the

picture from

the

rear

view

camera

manually

• Only

for

KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT: You

can also display

the

picture

from

the

rear

view

camera

by

selecting [Camera]

on

the

pop-up

short-cut

menu

(Page

11

).

To

exit

the

camera screen

Press

HOME

on

the

monitor

panel.

• You can also

exit

the

camera screen

by

touching

the

area

shown

below.

Continued

on

the

...

ENGLISH I 35

OII:IER

EXIERNAL

CQM

,I!QNENIS

To adjust the picture

While

the

camera screen

is

displayed

...

• The picture adjustment menu is displayed. (Page

SO)

To close

the

picture adjustment menu, touch the

same area again.

0 Using

the

parking guidelines on

the

rear

view

screen

You can display parking guidelines

to

enable easier

parking when you shift

the

gear

to

the

reverse

(R)

position.

Displaying the parking guidelines

1 Display

the

<Input> settings screen.

On

the

Home screen:

un

a

~o:28

(.

~

All

S.ttln~

~

Phone

Play<ng

36

2

3

To deactivate: Select [OFF]

for

<Parking

Guidelines>.

• You can also display

the

parking guidelines

by

touching

the

area shown below. To close the

parking guidelines, touch the same area again.

Adjusting

the

parking guidelines

Adjust

the

parking guidelines according

to

the

size

of

the

car, parking space and

so

on.

• Install

the

rear

view

camera in

the

appropriate

position according

to

the

instructions supplied

with

the

rear

view

camera.

• When adjusting the parking guidelines, make sure to

use

the

parking brake

to

prevent

the

car

from

moving.

1 Display

the

<Rear Camera> screen.

(See

the

far left column.)

2 Display

the

parking guidelines adjustment

screen.

3 Adjust

the

parking guidelines

by

selecting

the

9!

mark (

G)

),

then

adjusting

the

position

of

the

selected E

mark(@).

Make sure

that® and®

are horizontally

parallel, and

that

the

same length.

Press

and hold

[Initialize:]

for

2 seconds

to

set all

the

9!

marks

to

the

initial default

position.

Using

external

audio/video

players-AV-IN

When

the

operation

buttons

are

not

displayed

on

the

screen,

touch

the

area shown on the

illustration.

•

To change settings

for

video

playback,

see page

50.

0

Starting

playback

Preparation:

11

AV-IN"

cannot be

selected

when

is

set

to

[USB+AV-IN].

Be

sure

to

select

[USB

1

Wire]

for

beforehand.

(Page

21)

1

Connect an

external

component

to

the

iPod/AV-IN

input

terminal. (Page

64)

2

Select

11

AV-IN"

as

the

source.

(Page

10)

3

Turn on

the

connected

component

and

start

playing

the

source.

0 Changing

the

AV-IN

name

You can change

the

AV-IN

name

displayed

on

the

"AV-IN"

source control

screen.

1

Display

the

<VIDEO

Mode>

screen.

2

Select

an

AV-IN

name.

•

This setting does

not

affect

the

source name

displayed

on

the Home screen.

Using an external

component

via

ADS

adapter-Maestro

(Only

for

KW-V420BT Region 1/KW-V320BT Region 1)

You can

control

the

sources

from

the

component

via

ADS

adapter.

Preparation:

Configure

the

settings

on

the

(Page

56)/<Maestro Setup>

(Page

57

)

screens beforehand.

1

Connect

the

ADS

adapter

to

the

iDatalink

input

terminal. (Page

64)

2

Select

"Maestro"

as

the

source.

(Page

1

0)

3

Turn on

the

connected

component

and

start

playing

the

source.

ENGLISH

I

37

Information

for

using

Bluetooth®

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

phone

book, etc. When you perform these

operations, stop

your

car in a safe place.

Some Bluetooth devices may

not

connect

to

this

unit

depending

on

the

Bluetooth version

of

the

device.

•

This

unit

may

not

work

for

some Bluetooth

devices.

• Connecting conditions may vary depending on your

environment.

• For some

Bluetooth devices, the device

is

disconnected when the

unit

is

turned off.

38

About

mobile

phones compatible

with

Phone

book

Access

Profile (PBAP)

If

your

mobile

phone supports

PBAP,

you can

display the

following

items

on

the

touch

panel

screen when

the

mobile phone

is

connected.

• Phone

book

•

Dialed

calls,

received

calls,

and missed

calls

(up

to

10

entries in total)

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

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

10

devices can be registered in total.

•

Two

devices

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 40)

Auto

pairing

When

is

set

to

[ON],

iOS

devices

(such

as

iPhone)

are automatically paired when

connected via

USB.

(Page

45)

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

for

the

unit

("Car

Multimedia")

from your

Bluetooth

device.

2

Confirm

the

request both on the device

and

the

unit.

256950

•

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:

• You can also display

the

screen

by

pressing

[oil

on

the

phone

control

screen. (Page 42)

2 Change the

code.

•

If

you

wish

to

skip changing

the

code,

go

to

step 3.

• The

code

is

initially set

to

"0000".

• The

maximum

number

of

digits in

the

code is 15.

•

Press

[Clear]

to

delete

the

last entry.

3

Search

for

the

unit

("Car Multimedia")

from

your

Bluetooth device.

4 Select the

unit

("Car Multimedia")

on

your

Bluetooth device.

•

If a PIN

code

is

required, enter "0000" (initial).

When pairing

is

complete,

the

device is listed

on

the

<Paired Device List>.

• To use

the

paired device, connect

the

device

on

the

<Paired Device List>. (Page

40)

ENGLISH I 39

0 Connecting/disconnecting a registered

Bluetooth device

Two devices can be connected simultaneously.

1 Display

the

<Biuetooth Setup> screen.

(Page 39)

2

3 Select

the

device you

want

to

connect (G)

),

then press [Connection] (@

).

40

4 Select [ON]

(to

connect)

or

[OFF] (to

disconnect)

for

the

target

(G)

),

then display

the

<Paired Device List> screen (@

).

I:

Mobile

phone

J-:

Audio device

II:

Device

for

using Apps

• The status

is

shown

as

follows:

- "Connecting": Connection

is

in progress.

- "Connected": A connection

has

been

established.

- "Connect Ready": A connection can be established.

- "Disconnecting": Disconnection

is

in

progress.

- "Disconnected": No connection

is

established.

5 Connect

the

selected device.

• When a Bluetooth mobile

phone

is

connected,

the

signal strength and battery level are displayed

when

the

information

is

acquired

from

the

device.

0 Deleting a registered Bluetooth device

1

Display

the

<Biuetooth Setup> screen.

(Page 39)

2

3 Select a device

to

delete (G)

},

then press

[Remove] (@).

A confirmation message appears.

Press

[Yes].

BLUEIOQilt

Using a Bluetooth

mobile

phone

0

Receiving a call

When a

call

comes in

...

• Call

information

is

displayed

if

acquired.

•

Phone operation

is

not

available while

the

picture from

the

rear

view

camera

is

displayed.

(Page 35)

To reject a call

When <Auto Answer>

is

set

to

[ON] (Page 45)

The

unit

answers incoming

calls

automatically.

0

Ending a

call

While talking

...

0

Adjusting

the

volume

of

calls/earpiece/

microphone

While talking

...

•

You can adjust

the

volume level

between

0

to

15

(initial:

3).

•

Use

the

monitor

panel

to

adjust

the

call/earpiece

volume.

(Page

7)

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

Adjusting

the

noise reduction/echo

cancel level

While talking

...

•

To adjust

the

noise reduction

volume

(between

0

to

-20,

initial:

-10):

Adjust

<NR

LEVEL>.

• To adjust

the

echo

volume (between

-1

to+

1,

initial:

0):

Adjust

<EC

LEVEL>.

ENGLISH

I

41

0

Sending

text

during a

call

You

can

send

text during a

call

using the

DTMF

(Dual

Tone

Multi

Frequency) function.

0

Switching between

two

connected

devices

When 2 devices

are

connected, you

can

change the

device

to

use.

While

using a

Bluetooth mobile

phone,

select

the

device you want

to

use.

'

·

~

1n7H

•

The

active device

is

highlighted.

42

0

Making a

call

1

Display

the

phone

control

screen.

On

the Home screen:

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KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/KW-V120BT:

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n

1

0:28

(..

~

All Sottlnt]!.

Vhon

~

q

For

KW-V320BT:

• Only

for

KW-V320BT:

You

can

also

display

the

phone control

screen

by

selecting

[Phone]

on

the pop-up short-cut menu

(Page

11

).

2

Select

a

method

to

make a call.

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OJ

From

the

call

history*

[I]

From

the phone book*

[1]

From the preset list

•

To

preset,

see

page

44.

[i]

Direct number entry

[[]

Voice dialing

G

10:7R

J

QA

-Z

of

":)

•

You

can

display

the

screen

by pressing

[oliJ.

*

When

the

mobile

phone

is

not

compatible

with

Phone

Book

Access

Profile

(PBAP),

the

call

history

and

the

phone

book

are

not

displayed

.

From

the

call history/phone book/preset

list

1

[\oJ

From the

call

history

(missed

calls/

received

calls/dialed

calls)

[1111

From the phone book

[*]

From the preset list

2

Select

the

target

(G)

),

then

make a

call

(@

).

•

You

can

change the page to

display

more

items by pressing

Ca]![VJ.

BLIJ.EJ

,

O

.

QI

~i-

•

To

use

the

A

to

Z search in

the

phone

book

:

1

2

Select

the

initial.

•

If

the

initial

character is

a number, press

[1,2,3 ... ]

and

then

select

the

number.

3

Select

a phone

number

from

the

list.

•

To

display

other

phone

numbers:

When

the

phone

book

list

is

displayed, you can

swi

tch

between

phone

numbers

if

several

phone

numbers are registered

for

the

same contact (up

to

10

phone

numbers per contact).

1

Switch

the

one number.

•

The

phone

number

switches each

time[>]

is

pressed.

2

Select a phone number

to

call.

Direct

number

entry

You

can enter u

to

31

numbers.

•

Press

[

81

to

delete

the

last

entry.

•

Press

and

hold

[0/+]

to

add"+"

to

the

phone

number.

Voice

dialing

• Available

only

when

the

connected mobile

phone

has a voice recognition system.

1

Activate voice

dialing.

On

the

phone

control

screen:

•

When iPhone

is

connected,

Siri

is

activated.

• You

can

also

activate voice

dialing

by

holding

FNC/\fl (for KW-V420BT/KW-V220BT/

KW-V120BT)

or

HOME/\fl

(for

KW-V320BT)

on

the

monitor

panel.

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

To cancel

voice

dialing:

Press

[Cancel].

ENGLISH

I

43

BLUEIOOJ.

0 Presetting phone numbers

You can preset

up

to

5 phone numbers.

1

Display

the

phone control screen.

(Page

42)

2

Select hone

book

or

call history.

3

Select a phone number

to

preset.

The preset list

is

displayed.

4

Select a preset

number

to

store into.

•

To

display

the

preset

list,

press[*]

on

the

phone

control screen. (Page

42)

44

Using

the

Bluetooth audio

player

•

To register a new device,

see

page

38.

•

To connect/d isconnect a device,

see

page

40.

0

Indications

and buttons on

the

source

control

screen

•

The operation buttons, indications and information

displayed

on

the

screen

differ

depending on the connected device.

Playback

information

[I]

Tag data (current track

title

/artist name/album

title)*

1

• Pressing [

<111111

scrolls

the

text

if

not

all

of

the text

is

shown.

[I]

The

signal strength and battery

level

(Appear

only

when

the

information

is

acquired from the

device.)

[]]

Playing

time

*

1

[}]

Playback

status*

1

Operation buttons

[~

]/[(!]]

*

2

Displays

the

other

operation

button

window.

•

To hide the

window

,

press

[

~

JI[

[!)J

*

2

•

[;!i~i]

Displays

the <Equalizer> screen.

(Page

47)

[Q]

Displays

the track list.

(Page

45)

[~] [~]

• Selects

a track.

(Press)

•

Reverse/forward search.*

1

(Hold)

[..,_]

Starts playback.

[111 l:X:1

[~]

[o(1 ]

Pauses

playback.

Selects random

playback

mode.*

3

Selects repeat

playback

mode.*

3

Displays

the <Biuetooth Setup>

screen. (

Page

45

)

•

To

display all available

operation buttons, press

[~

]/

[(!]]

*

2

to

display

the

other

operation

button

window.

*

1

Ava

i

lable

only

for

devices

compat

ible

wi

th

AVRCP

1.3

.

*

2

The

appearance

of

the

buttons

di

ffe

rs

depend

i

ng

on

the

model:

[

~lor

[~

]

for

KW

-

V420BT

/

KW

-

V220BT

/

KW-V

1

20BT

/[(!]J or[[!)]

for

KW

-

V320BT.

*

3

The

random

and

repeat

functions

vary

depending

on

the

Bluetooth

audio

dev

i

ce

.

0 Selecting an audio file from

the

menu

1

2 Select a category (

G)

),

then

a desired

item

(®).

*

BfAud•O

®J>:·

-<''10:28

6

~

•

*

B'

AudiO ~

'""

10:28

~

•

• Select an item

in

each layer

until

you reach

and select

the

desired file.

• You can change

the

page

to

display more

items

by

pressing

[a]I[VJ.

•

Press

[~]

to

return

to

the

upper

layer.

•

If

you

want

to

play all tracks in

the

folder,

press

[~]

on

the

right

of

the

desired folder.

Settings

for

Bluetooth devices

You can change various settings

for

using Bluetooth

devices

on

the

<Biuetooth Setup> screen.

1 Display

the

<Biuetooth Setup> screen.

On

the

Home

screen:

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s,clcm

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,'\I!QI'lfl10rll

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11>,1e''J'th

SH.,:

~

• You can also display

the

screen

by

pressing

[oi!J

on the

phone

control

screen (Page 42)

or

[ofj]

on

the

11

BT

Audi0

11

source control screen (Page 44).

2 Configure

the

Bluetooth settings.

0 Setting items

Press

[Enter)

to

show

the

list

of registered devices. You can connect a device

or

delete registered devices.

(Page 40) Changes

the

code

of

the

unit.

(Page

39)

Shows

the

device name

to

be

shown

on

the

Bluetooth

device-

Car

Multimedia.

Shows

the

device address

of the unit.

• ON (Initial): A connection

is

automatically established

with

the

last connected Blue

tooth

device

when

the

unit

is

turned on.

•

OFF:

Cancels.

Select

the

speakers used

for

Bluetooth (both

phone

and audio

player).

• Front Only: Front speakers

only

.

·

All

(Initial): All speakers.

ON: The

unit

answers

the

incoming

calls automatically after 5 seconds.

• OFF (Initial): The

unit

does

not

answer

the

calls automatically.

Answer

the

calls manually.

. ON (Initial): Establishes pairing

automatically

with

the

connected

iOS

device (such

as

iPhone)

even

if

the

Bluetooth

function

is

deactivated

on

the

device. (Auto

pairing may

not

work

for

some

devices

depending

on

the iOS

version.)

•

OFF:

Cancels.

Hold

[Enter)

to

reset all settings

you have made

for

using Bluetooth

mobile

phones and

Bluetoot

h audio

players.

ENGLISH I 45

Settings for

using

applications

of

iPod

touch/iPhone/

Android

Before using

applications

of

iPod touch

/iPhone/

Android such

as

Pandora,

select

the

device

to

use.

When connecting

the

device

for

first time,

the

setup screen (for connection, etc.) appears.

Follow

the

procedure on

the

setup screen

to

configure

the

settings.

Preparation:

•

For Android: Connect

the

Android device via

Bluetooth.

(Page 38)

•

For iPod touch/iPhone:

46

- Connect iPod touch/iPhone

with

a

cable.

(Page 63)

- Select

the

connection

method

of

iPod

touch/

iPhone on <iPod Setup>. (Page 21)

1

Display

the

<APP

Settings>

screen.

On

the

Home screen:

•

If

[Enter]

for

cannot

be

selected,

turn

off

the

AV

source. (Page

8)

2

Select

the

device

type

(G)

),

then press

[OK]

(@

).

•

When selecting

[iPhone/iPod (USB)],

the

setting

is

complete.

3

When

selecting

[Android/Other

(Biuetooth)]

as

the device type: Select

the

Android device

(G)

),

then

press

[OK]

to

connect

(@

).

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[a]![VJ.

SEJ.J.INGS

Sound

adjustment

0

Using

the

sound

equalization

•

The adjustments are memorized

for

each source

until you adjust

the

sound again.

If

the

source

is

a disc,

the

adjustments are stored

for

each

of

the

following

categories.

- DVDNCD

-CD

-

DivX/MPEG 1

/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/W

AV

I

AAC

• You

cannot

adjust

the

sound

when

the

unit

is

in

standby.

Selecting

a preset sound

mode

1

Display

the

screen.

On

the

Home screen:

::::

.n

J

0·28

AM

~

.....

DIIQII

" •

~

Now

All

S&ttlngs

Phone

Play1ng

2

Select

a sound mode.

-t'J.

Equalizer _

-Rc

Nae>e

X

EqtJaiiZ€

~

U'l'--';(

.c

'

~

'"

~~

:_

'

:

'

11

~

- '

.

• You

can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[aJI[Vl.

• You

can

also display

the

screen by

pressing

[;iiiil

on

the

source

control

screen.

Storing

your

own

adjustments-Adjusting

the

sound

precisely

1

Select

a sound mode.

(See

the

left

column.)

2

Select

a band and adjust

the

level

of

the

selected

band.

• You can adjust

the

level

by

dragging

the

slider

or

using

[~]/[T].

•

Repeat this step

to

adjust

the

level

of

other

bands.

The adjustments are stored and <User>

is

activated.

3

Adjust

the

sound.

<Q

factor> Adjusts

the

width

of

the

frequency.

<Bass EXT> Activates ([ON])/deactivates

([OFF])

bass.

<SW

LEVEL> Adjusts subwoofer

level.*

•

To

apply

the

adjusted equalizer

to

all playback

sources, press [ALL

SRC],

then

press

[OK]

to

confirm.

•

To

clear

the

adjustment, press [EQ

INT].

*

Not

adjustable

when

<None>

is

selected

for

subwoofer

on

the

<Speaker

Select>

screen.

(Page

48)

0

Setting

the

crossover

network

mode

Select

the

appropriate

crossover

network

mode

according

to

the

speaker system (2-way speaker

system

or

3-way speaker system).

1

Turn

off

the

AV

source.

(Page

8)

2

Display

the

<X' over Network>

screen.

•

For

KW

-V420BT /KW-V220BT /KW-V120BT:

Press

FNC

and

volume+

on

the

monitor

panel

at

the

same time.

• For KW-V320BT:

Press

C)

and

volume+

on

the

monitor

panel

at

the

same time.

3

Select

the

crossover

network

mode.

[2

way]

Select

this

when

connecting speakers

in

a 2-way system (front/rear).

[3

way]

Select

this

when

connecting speakers

in a 3-way system (tweeter/mid

range/woofer).

A confirmation message appears.

Press

[Yes].

ENGLISH

I

47

SEJ.J.INGS

0

Setting

the

speakers-car

type,

speaker size and crossover frequency

Preparation:

Select

the

appropriate crossover

network

mode

beforehand.

(Page

47)

1

Display

the

<Car

Setting>

screen.

On

the

Home

screen:

2

Select

a car

type

(G)

),

select

the

location

of

the

speakers (@)*

1

,

then

display

the

<Speaker

Select>

screen

(@

).

48

3

Select

the

speaker

type

(G)),

select

the

size

of

the

selected speaker(@

),

then

display

the

<X'

over>

screen

(@).

•

When a speaker

is

not

connected, select

<None>.

•

When setting

the

front

speakers, also select

the

speaker size

for

<Tweeter>.

4

Adjust

the

crossover

frequency

of

the

selected

<TW

Gain (L}>/ Adjusts

the

output

volume

of

<TW

Gain (R)>

the

tweeter

(left/right).*m

<Gain>

Adjusts

the

crossover

frequency

for

the

tweeter.*

2

*

3

Adjusts

the

output

volume

of

the

selected

speaker.

Adjusts

the

crossover

frequency

for

the

front

or

rear

speakers (high

pass

filter).*

4

Adjusts

the

crossover

for

the

subwoofer

(low

pass

filter).*

5

Adjusts

the

crossover

slope.%

Selects

the

phase for

the

subwoofer.*

5

*

1

Speaker

location

selection

is

available

only

when

<X' over

Network>

is

set

to

[2 way].

(Page

47)

*

2

Appears

only

when

the

front

speakers

are

selected

.

*

3

Adjustable

only

when

is

set

to

<Small>,

<Middle>,

or

<Large>

on

the

screen.

*

4

Appears

only

when

the

front/tweeter

or

rear/mid

range

speakers

are

selected

.

*

5

When

<X' over

Network>

is

set

to

[2 way]

(Page47):

Appears

only

when

the

subwoofer

is

selected

.

*

6

Not

adjustable

when

or

<LPF

FREQ>

is

set

to

<Through>.

SEJ.J.INGS

0 Adjusting

the

Digital

Time

Alignment

(DTA)

Make

fine

adjustments

to

the

delay

time

of

the

speaker

output

to

create a more suitable

environment

for

your

vehicle.

1 Display

the

<Time Alignment> screen.

On

the

Home screen:

2 Select

the

listening position (<All>,

<front

L>,

<front

R>

or

<front

All>*

).

3 Select

an

item

to

make

an

adjustment.

[Distance] Adjusts

the

Digital Time

Alignment

(DTA) value.

[Gain] Adjusts

the

output

volume

of

the

selected speaker.

4 Adjust each speaker setting.

• To

determine

the

adjustment value,

see

the

right

column.

• To initialize

the

setting value, press

[Initialize].

*

<front

All>

is

selectable

only

when

<X' over Network>

is

set

to

[2 way].

(Page

47)

Determining

the

value

for

adjustment

If

you specify

the

distance

from

the

center

of

the

currently set listen i

ng

position

to

every speaker,

the

delay

time

will

be

automatically

computed

and set.

CD

Determine

the

center

of

the

currently set

listening position

as

the

reference point.

® Measure

the

distances

from

the

reference

point

to

the

speakers.

® Calculate

the

differences between

the

distance

of

the

furthest speaker and

other

speaker

s.

@)

Set

the

DTA value calculated in step ® for

individual speakers.

® Adjust gain

for

individual

speakers.

Example: When

<front

All>

is

selected

as

the

listening position

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SEJ.J.IMGS

Adjustment

for

video playback

0 Adjusting

the

picture

You can

adjust

the

picture

quality.

1 Display

the

picture adjustment screen.

On

the

source

control

screen:

2 Select [DIM ON] (dimmer on)

or

[DIM

OFF]

(dimmer off) (G)), then adjust the picture

(@

).

50

Adjusts

the

brightness.(-

15

to+

1 5)

<Contrast> Adjusts

the

contrast.(-

10

to

+10)

<Black> Adjusts

the

blackness.(-

10

to

+ 10)

Adjusts

the

color.(-

10

to+

1 0)

Adjusts

the

tint.(-

10

to+

1 0)

Adjusts

the

sharpness.

(-2

to

+2)

• You can also

display

the

picture

adjustment

screen

by

selecting [Screen Adjustment]

(for

KW-V420BT /KW-V220BT /KW-V1 20BT)/[Picture

Adjust]

(for

KW-V320BT)

on

the

pop-up

short-

cut

menu

(Page 1 1 ).

0 Changing

the

aspect ratio

You can

change

the

aspect

ratio

for

video

playback.

1 Display the aspect ratio selection screen.

On

the

source

control

screen:

ZOOM,

A~p•ct

'M'~lll"

Audio

Subtitle

Angle

r~.lPfll1

(-,'If

-----

~~-

2 Select

the

aspect ratio.

<FULL>*

<JUST>

<Normal>*

<Auto>

For 16:9

original

pictures

4:3

signal

16:9

signal

~

I

~O~

I

For

viewing

4:3 pictures ·

naturally

on

the

wide

screen

4:3

signal

16:9

signa

l

1:

o:1

I~O~

I

For 4:3

original

pictures

4:3

signal

16:9

signal

~

I~O~I

For "DISC"/"USB"

only:

The

aspect

ratio

is

automatically

selected

to

match

the

incoming

signals.

*

While

DivX

is

played

back

with

set

to

[16:9]

(Page

16

for

discs/Page

18

for

USB

),

the

aspect

rat

io

may

not

set

correctly.

0 Zooming

the

picture

You

can zoom

the

picture (<FULL>, <Zoom1>

to

<Zoom3>).

• When <Aspect>

is

set

to

(Page

50),

the picture

is

zoomed with

the

aspect

ratio

of

the

<FULL> setting.

1 Display

the

magnification level selecting

screen.

On

the

source control screen:

2 Change

the

magnification (

G)

), then move

the

zooming frame (

e.g)

).

• The zoom function cannot be used for some video sources.

Changing

the

display design

You can change

the

background and panel color.

1 Display

the

<User Customize> screen.

On

the

Home screen:

::::

a J 0:28

<.

~

All

Sat

~

Phon•

Playmg

• Only for KW-V320BT: You can also display

the

<User Customize> screen

by

selecting [User

Customize]

on

the

pop-up

short-

cut

menu

(Page

11

).

2 Only

for

KW-V420BT/KW-V320BT: Select

an item

to

change (background design:

[Background]/panel color: [Panel Color]).

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.,.,,

..

.,,, X

~

-··

3 Select a background/panel color*

1

•

To select a background

To select a panel color*

1

• Selecting [Scan] changes

the

illumination

color gradually.

*

1

Panel

color

is

selectable

only

for

KW-V420BT/KW-V320BT.

*

2

Store

your

own

scene

beforehand.

(Page

52)

*

3

Store

your

own

color

adjustment

beforehand. (Page

52)

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SEIII~GS

0

Making

your

own

color

adjustment

(only

for

KW-V420BT/KW-V320BT)

1

Select

[Panel Color]

on

the

<User

Customize>

screen.

(Page

51)

2

. , .

. .

::a

•

':>

3

Select

the

dimmer

setting

for

the

color

(G)),

then

adjust

the

color(@).

0 Storing

your

own

scene

for

the

background

image

While playing a

video

or

picture, 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

480 pixels.

•

The

color

of

the

captured image

may

look

different

from

that

of

the

actual

scene.

1

Play a video

or

picture.

2

Display

the

screen.

(Page 51)

52

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1*

Moves

the

zooming

frame.

Magnifies

the

scene.

(<OFF>,

<Zooml>-

<Zoom3>)

Starts/pauses

playback. Advances scenes frame-byframe.

• To

cancel

the

capture, press

[Cancel].

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.

*

Not

displayed

when

playing

an

external

component

connected

to

the

iPod/AV-IN

inputterminal.

Customizing the Home

screen

You

can arrange

the

items

to

display

on

the

Home

screen.

1

Display

the

screen.

On

the

Home

screen:

•

Press

rVJ

repeatedly

to

change

the

page

on

the

menu

screen.

0

Sc

ll

li

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X

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lJ

··

p

'c~,

\ta.

'"

i'

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ll:~

l

!l

..

• You

can

also display

the

screen

by

pressing and

holding

one

of

the

source

button

displayed

on

the

Home

screen.

2

Select

the

position

to

place

the

icon

(

G)

),

then

select

the item you

want

to

display

in

the

selected

position (@) .

"'::>

,.

-

..

IJI

f

.

X

HOME

...

..

Ill

.

~

CustomizP. '

11

-"

~

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<Pod

~

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Jl

ll

Tune<

iP:-

BT

Audio

•

Repeat this step

to

place

icons

for

other

items.

SEIIINGS

Customizing

the

system settings

0

Memorizing/recalling

the

settings

• You can memorize

the

settings changed

in

the

menu and

recall

the

memorized

settings any time.

•

The memorized settings are

kept

even

when

the

unit

is

reset.

1

Display

the

<SETUP

Memory>

screen.

On

the

Home screen:

•

Press

[VJ

repeatedly

to

change

the

page on

the

menu screen.

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.e

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S6ttln

~

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P!aymg

2

•

To

cancel,

press

[No].

3

Select

an operation.

[Recall] [Memory] [Clear]

Recalls

the

memorized settings.

Memorizes

the

current settings.

Clears

the

currently

memorized

settings.

•

To

cancel,

press

[Cancel].

A confirmation message appears.

Press

[Yes].

0

Updating

the

system

You

can update

the

system

by

connecting a

USB

device containing an

update

file.

• To update

the

system, visit

<http://www.jvc.net/

cs/car/>.

1

Create

an

update

file and copy

it

to

a

USB

device.

•

To connect a

USB

device,

see

page 63.

2

Display

the

<System

Information>

screen.

On

the

Home screen:

•

Press

[VJ

repeatedly

to

change

the

page

on

the

menu

screen.

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on

the

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I

53

SET.IINGS

3

<Application

Updates

the

system

Version>

application.

Updates

the

system.

<DVD

Version>

Updates

the

DVD

system

application.

It

may take a

while.

If

the

update

has

been

completed successfully,

"Update Completed"

appears.

Reset

the

unit.

• Do

not

disconnect

the

USB

device

while

updating.

•

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.

54

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:

•

Press

[VJ

repeatedly

to

change

the

page on

the

menu screen.

2

Touch

the

center

of

the

marks at the upper

left

(

G)

),

the

lower center

(@

),

then the

upper

right(

@)

as

instructed.

•

To reset

the

touch position, press

[Reset].

•

To

cancel

the current operation, press

[Cancel].

SEIII~GS

Setting menu items

0 Displaying

the

menu

screen

::::

n

~

0·2

AM

8 '

~

~","

~

•

,...

Now

AU

Settln

~

Phone Playmq

•

You can change

the

page

to

display

more

items

by

pressing

[.,6.]/[VJ.

You can also display

the

screen

by

selecting

[Settings]

on

the

pop-up

short-cut

menu (Page

11

).

•

You

cannot

change

the

<Audio>

settings screen

in

the

following

situations:

- When

the

AV source

is

turned

off. (Page

8)

- When

the

Bluetooth

phone

is

used (making

or

receiving a

call,

during

a

call,

or

while

voice

dialing)

0

<Audio>

setting

screen

Change

the

sound

mode

or

adjust and store

the

equalization

for

each source. (Page 47)

•

Equalizer:

Selects

the

preset sound mode.

-

Flat

(lnitiai)/Hard

Rock/Pop/Hip

Hop/R&B/

Jazz/Classical/User

•

Q

factor:

Adjusts

the

width

of

the

frequency.

-

1.35/1.5

(lnitial)/2.0

• Bass

EXT:

Activates/deactivates

bass.

-

ON/OFF (Initial)

•

SW LEVEL: Adjusts

the

subwoofer

level.

-

-50to+10(1nitiai:O)

<Sound

Effect>

Adjust

the

sound effect.

•

Loudness:

Adjusts loudness.

-

OFF

(lnitiai)/Low/High

•

Bass

Boost:

Selects

the

bass

boost

level.

-

OFF

(lnitiai)/Level1

/Level

2/Level

3/Level4/

LevelS

•

Volume

Link

EQ:

You can reduce

the

driving

noise

by

raising

the

bandwidth.

-

OFF (lnitiai)/ON

•

Space

Enhancement*

1

:

Virtually

enhances

the

sound space using

the

Digital Signal

Processor

(DSP)

system.

Select

the

enhance

level.

-

OFF

(lnitiai)/Smaii/Medium/Large

•

K2*

2

:

Restores

the

sound

lost

due

to

audio

compression

to

a realistic sound.

-

OFF/ON (Initial)

•

Sound

Response:

Virtually

makes

the

sound

more

realistic using

the

Digital Signal

Processor

(DSP)

system. Select

the

sound

level.

-

OFF

(lnitiai)/Levei1/Levei2/Level3

•

Sound

Lift:

You can

move

the

center

of

the

sound

to

the

lower

or

higher

point.

Select

the

height.

- OFF

(lnitiai)/Low/Middle/High

Fader: Adjusts

the

front

and rear speaker

output

balance.

F1

5

to

R1

5

(Initial: 0)

- When using a two-speaker system, set

the

fader

to

the

center

(0)

.

Balance: Adjusts

the

left

and

right

speaker

output

balance.

•

L

15

to

R1

5

(Initial: 0)

Press

L•J/[TJ/[<IIIIIJ/[.,...]

or

drag

[I)]

to

adjust.

•

To

clear

the

adjustment, press

[Center].

<Speaker/X'

over>

Select

the

car type/speaker size and adjust

the

crossover frequency. (Page 48)

*

1

You

cannot

change

the

setting

when

"Tuner"

is

selected

as

the

source.

*

2

This

function

works

only

when

"DISC"

/"USB"

/"iPod"

I

"AndroidTM"

is

selected

as

the

source.

Continued

on

the

.

..

ENGLISH

I

55

<Time

Alignment>

Select the listening position,

then

adjust

the

delay

time

of

the

speaker

output

to

create a more suitable

environment for

your

vehicle.

(Page 49)

Adjust and store

the

auto-adjustment volume

level

for each source. (For discs,

the

adjustment

is

stored

for each

of

the

following

categories:

DVDNCD,

CD,

and DivX/MPEG 1 /MPEG2/WMV /MP3/WMA/WAV

I

AAC.)

The volume

level will automatically

increase

or

decrease when you change

the

source.

·

-15

to

+6

(Initial:

00)

0 <Display> setting screen

•

Auto

(Initial): Dims

the

screen and

button

illumination

when

you

turn

on

the

headlights.

- The

ILLUMIIead connection

is

required.

(Page

62)

• ON:

Activates

dimmer.

•

OFF:

Cancels.

<User

Customize>

Change

the display design. (Page

51)

• ON:

Displays

the

clock while a video source

is

playing.

• OFF (Initial): Cancels.

• ON (Initial):

Activates the demonstration on

the

screen.

•

OFF:

Cancels.

56

• ON (Initial): Scrolls

the

displayed information

repeatedly.

• Once: Scrolls

the

displayed

information

once.

•

OFF:

Cancels.

Pressing [

<1111111

scrolls

the

text

regardless

of

this setting.

Change

the

items

to

display on

the

Home screen.

(Page 52)

Adjust

the

brightness and blackness

of

the

screen.

Press

[Enter]

to

display

the

setting screen, select

[DIM

ON]

(dimmer

on)/[DIM

OFF]

(dimmer off),

then

change

the

following

settings:

• Bright: Adjusts brightness.

-

-15

to+

15

(Initial:

0

for

dimmer

on/+

15

for

dimmer

off)

• Black:

Adjusts blackness.

-

-10

to

+10

(Initial:

0)

<Video

Output>*

1

Select

the

color

system

of

the

external monitor.

• NTSC (lnitiai)/PAL

<Angle>*

2

Adjust

the

panel angle. (Page

7)

*

1

"Please

Power

Off"

appears

when

the

setting

is

changed.

Turn

off

the

power,

then

turn

on

to

enable

the

change.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V420BT.

0 <Input>

setting screen

<Rear

Camera>

Configure

the

rear view camera settings.

Rear

Camera

Interruption (Page 35):

-

ON:

Displays the picture from

the

rear view

camera when you shift

the

gear

to

the

reverse

(R)

position.

-

OFF (Initial):

Select this when no camera

is

connected.

Parking

Guidelines: Displays

(ON:

Initial)

or

hides

(OFF)

the

parking guidelines. (Page

36)

Guidelines

Setup: Adjusts

the

parking guidelines.

(Page

36)

<Parking Assist>*

1

Configure settings for using the

ADS

adapter.

Parking Assist Display: When

an

ADS

adapter

is

connected, you can display

information

about

obstacles around

the

car.

-

ON:

Always displays information.

- Dyn.

(Initial):

Displays information

when

the

sensor detects

obstacles.

-

OFF:

Cancels. Parking Assist Position: Selects where information

about

obstacles

is

displayed on

the

screen.

- Left/Right

(Initial)

<Navigation

lnput>*

2

iPhone: Switches

to

the

screen

of

App

from

the

connected iPod touch/iPhone

by

pressing

DISP

(for KW-V420BT)!c_9l (for KW-V320BT/KW-V220BT/

KW-V120BT) on

the

monitor

panel.

(Page 23)

OFF:

Switches

to

the

current source control

screen.

*

1

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1.

*

2

To

change

the

setting,

turn

off

the

AV

source

by

pressing

[AV

Off]

on

the

Home

screen

beforehand.

0

<System> setting screen

<Language>*

1

Select

the text

language

used for on-screen

information.

• English

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

ltaliano/Nederlands/Portugues/Ti.irk~e/

PyccKM171/~.,,~S:/...r".Ju/~~'ln1M-11nu/

f~H$:~3t/•R

tfl

3t/Bahasa

Malaysia/Bahasa

Indonesia

- For

external

monitors, only English/Spanish/ French/German/Italian/Dutch/Russian/ Portuguese

are

available. If

another

language

has

been

selected,

the text

language

for external

monitors will

be set

to

English.

• GUI

Language:

Selects

the

language

used for

displaying

operation buttons and menu items.

-

English (lnitiai)/Local

(the

language selected

above)

<Clock> Adjust the

clock

time.

(Page

4)

<iPod Setup> Specify

the connection method

of

iPod/iPhone.

(Page

21)

<APP Setup> Configure

the App settings.

(Page

46)

<Biuetooth

Setup>

Configure

settings for using a

Bluetooth

device,

such

as

connection and other

general operations.

(Page

45)

<Maestro

Setup>*

2

Shows

information about/changes the settings for

using the

ADS

adapter.

<Beep>

•

ON

(Initial):

Activates the key-touch tone.

•

OFF:

Cancels.

<SETUP

Memory>

You

can

memorize,

recall,

or

clear

the settings you

have made.

(Page

53)

<DivX(R) VOD>*

3

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].

<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.

<Touch

Panel

Adjust>

Adjust the touch positions

of

the buttons on the

screen.

(Page

54)

<System

Information>

Displays

the version information

of

the software.

You

can

update the software.

(Page

53) <Open Source Licenses> Shows

the

Open Source

Licenses.

*

1

"Please

Power

Off'

appears

when

the

setting

is

changed.

Turn

off

the

power,

then

turn

on

to

enable

the

change.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1.

*

3

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220BT

Region

4.

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For KW-V320BT Region 1 /KW-V220BT Region 1

I

KW-V120BT:

To

use

the

remote

controller,

purchase

RM-RK258

separately.

Pl~pa

·.

ra,io

.

n

·•··

58

~

)

CD CD CD

0 Changing the battery

of

the remote

controller

•

Use

a commercially available

button

battery

(CR2025).

• Insert

the

battery

with

the+

and-

poles aligned

properly.

-

If

the

effectiveness

of

the remote

controller

decreases, replace

the

battery.

6Caution:

•

Keep

the

battery

out

of

reach

of

children and in

original package until

ready

to

use.

Dispose

of

used batteries

promptly.

If

swallowed

contact

physician

immediately.

•

Do

not

leave

the battery near fire

or

under direct

sunlight. A fire,

explosion

or excessive heat

generation may

result.

•

Do

not

set

the

remote

control

in

hot

places such

as

on

the

dashboard.

•

Danger

of

explosion

if

Lithium battery

is

incorrectly replaced. Replace only

with

the

same

or

equivalent

type.

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).

CALIFORNIA,

USA

ONLY

This

product

contains a

CR

Coin Cell

Lithium

Battery which contains

Perchlorate

Material-

special handling

may

apply.

See

www.dtsc.ca.gov/

hazardouswaste/perchlorate

R

OLLER

Operations using

..

the

remote

controller

(RM-RK258)

0

Basic

button functions

An

Attenuates/restores

the

sound.

Switches

the

screen

between

the

current

DISP

source

and

the

App

screen

from

the

connected

iPod

touch/iPhone/

Android.

FM/A

I

•

Selects

the

band.

AM/~

• Selects

a

title/item/folder.

•

Tuner:

- Searches

for

stations

automatically.

- Searches

for

stations

manually.

~~

(Hold)

"V'

I

A...

•

SiriusXM

Satellite

Radio*

1

:

- Selects

a

channel.

-

Selects a

channel

rapidly.

(Hold)

• Selects

a track.

VOL+/

Adjusts

the

volume

level.

VOLSRC

Selects

the

source.

....

/11

Starts/pauses*

2

playback.

\.

Answers

incoming

calls.

0-9

Enters a

number.

(See

the

far

right

column.)

1-6

ANGLE

ASPECT

ENT DIRECT CLR

Enters

preset

station

number.

Tilts

the

monitor

panel.*

3

Changes

the

aspect ratio.

• To

check

the

current

aspect

ratio

setting,

operate

on

the

touch

panel.

(Page

50)

Confirms

selection.

Enters

direct

search

mode.

(See

the

right

column.)

Erases

the

misentry.

*

1

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1/KW-V220BT

Region

1.

*

2

Does

not

work

while

listening

to

Bluetooth

audio.

*

3

Available

for

KW-V420BT

only.

0

Searching for an item

directly

Tuner frequency

liJ

Press DIRECT

to

enter

the

search

mode.

[1]

Press

number

buttons

to

enter

a

frequency

.

•

To

erase a

misentry,

press

CLR

(clear).

W

Press~

I~

to

confirm

the

entry.

•

To

exit

the

search

mode,

press

DIRECT,

FM/•,

or

AM/~.

Chapter/title/folder/file/track on the disc

liJ

Press

DIRECT

to

enter

the

search

mode.

•

Each

time

you

press

DIRECT,

the

item

to

search

for

changes.

W

Press a

number

button

to

select a

desired

item.

•

To

erase a

misentry,

press

CLR

(clear).

W

Press ENT

to

confirm

the

selection.

• To

exit

the

search

mode,

press

DIRECT,

FM/•,

or

AM/~.

0

Disc

operations

Using

the

VCD

menu

During

PBC

playback

...

liJ

Press DIRECT

to

enter

the

search

mode

.

W

Press a

number

button

to

select

the

item

you

want

to

play.

W

Press

ENT

to

confirm

the

selection.

• To

exit

the

search

mode,

press

DIRECT,

FM/A,

or

AM/~.

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59

&WARNING

•

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.

&

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 location 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

DC

Offset

Error",

"Warning

DC

Offset

Error"

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.

•

Keep

all

cables away form heat dissipate metal

parts.

60

•

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-V420BT:

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

scratches, damage,

or

failure may result.

&CAUTION

Install

this

unit

in the console

of

your vehicle.

Do

not

touch the metal parts

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

(g)

Trim plate x 1

*

®

Extension wire

(2

m) x 1

@)

Extraction

keys

x 2

*

®

Flat head screws

(MS

x 8 mm) x 6

®

Round head screws

(MS

x 8 mm) x 6

(J)

Microphone

(3

m)

x

1

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220BT

Region

4.

co

0 Installation

procedure

1

To

prevent a short circuit, remove the key

from the ignition and disconnect the

8

battery.

2

Make the proper

input

and

output

wire

connections for

each

unit.

3

Connect

the speaker wires

of

the wiring

harness.

4

Connect the wiring harness wires in the following

order: ground, battery, ignition.

5

Connect

the wiring harness connector

to

the unit.

6

Install the

unit

in your

car.

•

Make sure

that

the unit

is

installed

securely

in place.

If

the

unit

is

unstable,

it

may

malfunction

(eg,

the sound may skip).

7

Reconnect the

8

battery.

8

Press

the reset button. (Page

3)

9

Configure

<Initial

Settings>.

(Page

4)

0 Installing

the

unit

(only for KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/

KW-V220BT

Region 4)

•

Bend the tabs

of

the mounting sleeve with a

screwdriver or similar utensil and attach

it

in

place.

0 Installing

the

unit

using

the

mounting

bracket removed from

the

car

®

~or

®

(1<+--

clb

~·

~

• Select

the appropriate type

of

screw for the

mounting

bracket:

flat

head

(@

)or

round head

(@

).

0 Installing

the

trim

plate (only

for

KW-V420BT Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region 4/KW-V220BT Region 4)

1

Attach the

trim

plate

((I)

).

ENGLISH

I

61

0

Connecting wires

to

terminals

*

1

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1IKW-V320BT

Region

11

USB

terminal

(1.0

m):

See

page

63.*

3

See

page

64.

--:--------'-----'

~

10

A

fuse

I

Q Q Q

Q

n

I

KW-V220BT

Region

1.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1IKW-V320BT

Region

1.

*

3

Only

for

KW-V420BTIKW-V320BT.

-----'~

....

:

~~1

1

@

~

1

).l..ll-'--r---.,...-J(

Connect

the antenna cord

to

the

antenna terminal.

*4

For

3

way

speaker

system

connection,

see

also

page

64.

*

5

If

no

connections

are

made,

do

not

let

the

cable

come

out

from

the

tab.

EXTI/F

t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Connecttothevehicle~reverselampharness~hen

using

the

optional rear

vie~

camera.

See

page

64.*

1

See

page

64.*

2

White

EB

I

White

with

black

stripe

8:

To

front/mid

range speaker

(left}*

4

Gray

E8

I

Gray

with

black

stripe

8:

To

front/mid

range speaker (right)*

4

Green

EB

I

Green

with

black

stripe

8:

To

rear/t~eeter

speaker

(left)*

4

Purple

EB

I

Purple

with

black

stripe

8:

To

rear/t~eeter

speaker (right)*

4

*5

-?L_

Connect

to

the

vehicle's

parking

brake detection

s~itch

harness.

•

For

best safety, be sure

to

connect

the parking sensor.

--------------------------------------~-/

Blue

(Power

antenna

wire)

(POWER

ANTENNA)

:

To

automatic antenna

if

any

(250

mA max.)

Blue

with

white

stripe

(Remote

output

wire)

Light

blue

with

yellow

stripe

(Steering

remote

control

wire)

I I

(REMOTE

OUTPUT)

:

To

the remote

lead

of

other equipment

(200

mA max.)

(STEERING

WHEEL

REMOTE)

:

,

To

the

OE

remote adapter matching your

car

1 I 1 I

HI'-----------------------------!-'

:To

car light control

s~itch

Orange

with

white

stripe

(Dimmer

control

wire)

(ILLUMI)

--

62

Red

(Ignition

wire)

Yellow

(Battery

wire)

Black

(Ground

wire)

(ACC)

..

(BATI)

..

(GND)

Fuse

box

c

0 Connecting

a

USB

device

USB

device

(commercially

available)

1.0

m

t

KW-V220BT

tfifl

KW-V120BT

!U1J

(Front

panel)

0 Connecting

an Android device

Android device

(commercially

available)

t

~

}

USB

2.0

cable

~

(commercially

available)

'

J

1.0

m

t

KW-V220BT

fFffi

KW-V120BT

tUtJ

(Front

panel)

0 Connecting iPod/iPhone

iPod/iPhone (Lightning connector

models)

(commercially

available)

iPod/iPhone (30-pin

connector

models)

(commercially

available)

D

KS-U62

0

(optional

accessory)

D

@)

·~

.

~O.Bm

~

J

30-pintoUSBcable

T

~

Q

~

(accessory

of

iPod/

e

~

iPhone)

D

0~~-----------------------

~~~------

__

:

/l

t

KS-U59

(optional

-----------......

KW-V220BT

lfffi

accessory)

KW-V120BT

!ill!

(Front

panel)

1.8m~

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OConnecting

external components

000000

1

OJ

iPod/AV-IN

input

• Connect

the

following type

of

4-pole

mini

plug:

(f)

(3)

CD

Left audio

~

(?)

Right audio

(£a)

®

Ground

2

4

@)

Composite

video

[1]

Video

output

(Yellow)

[}]

Rear

preout*

1

•

Audio

left

output

(White)

•

Audio right

output

(Red)

[i]

Front preout*

1

•

Audio

left

output

(White)

•

Audio right

output

(Red)

I]]

Subwoofer

preout*

1

•

Subwoofer

left

output

(White)

•

Subwoofer

right

output

(Red)

[§]

Expansion

port

for

connecting SiriusXM Connect

Vehicle Tuner

(commercially available)*

2

[]]

iDatalink

input

for

connecting

ADS

adapter

(commercially available)*

3

[[]

Rear

view camera

input

(Yellow)

64

*

1

When

connecting

an

external

amplifier/

connect

its

ground

wire

to

the

chassis

of

the

car;

otherwise

the

unit

may

be

damaged.

*

2

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1/KW-V220BT

Region

1.

*

3

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1.

Connecting external

amplifiers

for

3

way

speakers system

©

MIC

iPod/

AV-ltl

*

When

connecting

to

an

external

amplifier/

connect

its

ground

wire

to

the

earls

chassis.

0 Connecting

microphone for Bluetooth

Connect

the microphone

(Q))

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).

---,

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1DA

@;

i

i:l

ataiinkl!f

r±!]'··©

EXTI/F

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 from

the

upper

two

catches.

•

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

that

the

unit

can

be removed.

..,

•

Be

careful

to

avoid injury from the catch pins on

the extraction

key.

ENGLISH

I

65

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.

66

OTo

keep

discs

clean

Dirty discs may

not

play correctly.

If

a disc does become dirty, wipe

it

with

a soft

cloth

in a straight

line

from the center

to

the

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.

0 File playback

Playing

DivX

files*

This

unit

can

play

back DivX

files

with

the extension code <.divx>, <.div>, or <.avi> (regardless

of

the

letter

case-upper/lower).

Audio streams should

conform

to

MP3

or Dolby Digital. Files

encoded in the interlaced

scanning mode

may

not

be

played

back

correctly.

The maximum

bit

rate for video

signals

(average)

is

8 Mbps.

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220BT

Region

4.

Playing

MPEG 1/MPEG2

files

•

This

unit

can

play

back

MPEG1/MPEG2

files

with

the extension code <.mpg>, <.mpeg> or <.avi>.

•

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.

Playing

JPEG

files

This

unit

can

play back picture

files

with

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

unit

can

play

back

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

audio

files (MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC)

•

This

unit

can

play back files

with

the

extension

code <.mp3>, <.wma>, <.wav>

or

<.m4a>

(regardless

of

the

letter

case-upper/lower).

•

This

unit

can

play

back

files

that

meet

the

conditions

below:

- Bit rate:

MP3:

8

kbps-

320 kbps

WMA: 5

kbps-

320

kbps

AAC:

16

kbps-

320

kbps

-

Sampling

frequency:

8

kHz-

48 kHz (for

MP3IWMA)

44.1

kHz (for

WAV)

32

kHz-

48 kHz (for

AAC)

This

unit

can show

103

Tag

Version

1.011.112.212.312.4

(for

MP3).

•

This

unit

can

also

show WMAIWAVIAAC

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

112.

- WMA

files

encoded

with

lossless,

professional,

and voice format.

- WMA

files

which are

not

based

upon

Windows

Media® Audio.

-

WMAI

AAC

files

copy-protected

with

DRM.

-

AAC

files

encoded using any

other

application

than iTunes.

-

AAC

files

copy-protected

with

FairPlay

(except

those stored on

an

iPodliPhone).

- Files which have data such

as

AIFF,

ATRAC3,

etc.

•

This

unit

can

display

jacket pictures

that

meet

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

Disctype

········

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

• DivX*

4

IMPEG

1

/MPEG21MP31

WMAIWAV/AAC:

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

Recording

forJ11at,

file

type,.

ett.

DVD

Video*

1

• DVDVideo

• DivX*

4

IMPEG

1

I

MPEG21JPEG

• MP31WMA/ WAVIAAC

DVD

side

•

VCD

(Video

CD)

•

Audio

CD/

CD

Text

(CD-DA)

•

VCD

(Video

CD)

• CO-DA

• DivX*

4

IMPEG

1

I

MPEG21JPEG

• MP3/WMA/ WAVIAAC

*

1

DVD

Region

code:

1/4

(depending

on

the

country

and

sales

area)

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

are

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

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220BT

Region

4.

Continued

on

the

...

ENGLISH

I

67

R

Unplayable

discs

•

Unplayable disc types and formats are

as

follows:

- DVD-Audio/DVD-ROM

discs

- MPEG4/DivX*

/FLAC/MKV /DVD-VR/DVD+VR/

DVD-RAM recorded on DVD-R/RW or +R/+RW

-

SVCD

(Super Video

CD),

CD-ROM,

CD-I

(CD-I

Ready),

DTS-CD

- MPEG4/DivX*/FLAC/MKV recorded on

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 discs.

Attempting

to

insert these discs using

an

adapter may cause a malfunction.

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1/KW-V220BT

Region

1/KW-V120BT.

Dual

Disc playback

The Non-DVD side

of

a

"Dual Disc"

does

not

comply

with

the "Compact Disc Digital Audio" standard.

Therefore,

the

use

of

the Non-DVD side

of

a Dual Disc

on this

product

cannot

be recommended.

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.

68

OAbout

data stored in

the

connected

USB

device/iPod/iPhone/ Android

•

We bear no responsibility

for

any

loss

of

data in

iPod/iPhone, Android, and

USB

mass storage

class

devices while using this unit.

0

USB

playback

Playable files

on a USB device

•

This

unit

can

play

the

following

types

of

files

stored in a

USB

mass storage

class device.

- JPEG/Divx* /MPEG

1

/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/WAV

I

AAC

• 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.

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220BT

Region

4.

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.

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

may

not

recognize a

memory

card

inserted

into

a

USB

card reader.

•

When connecting

with

a

USB

cable,

use a

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 "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

temperatures

to

prevent

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)

- iPhone 6

Plus*

- iPhone 6*

- iPhone 55*

- iPhone

SC*

- iPhone 5*

- iPhone

45

- iPhone

4

- iPhone

3GS

- iPhone

3G

- iPhone

*

You

cannot

watch

video

when

connecting

Lightning

connector

models.

•

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.

0

Language codes {for

DVD language selection)

ENGLISH

I

69

If

an

error occurs

while

using

the

unit, a message

appears. Take appropriate action according

to

the

following message/remedy/cause

list.

"No

Signal"

r'No

Video Signal":

•

Start playback on

the

external

component

connected

to

the

iPod/AV-IN

input

terminal.

• Check

the cords and connections.

•

Signal

input

is

too

weak.

"Miswiring

DC

Offset Error" /"Warning

DC

Offset

Error":

•

A speaker cord has shorted

or

it

has

come

into

contact

with

the

car chassis. Wire or insulate the

speaker cord

as

appropriate, then reset the unit.

(Pages

3 and 62)

"Parking off":

•

No playback picture

is

shown when the parking

brake

is

not

engaged.

"Authorization Error":

• Check

whether

the

connected iPod/iPhone

is

compatible

with

this unit. (Page 68)

"USB Device Error":

• The

USB

power

voltage

is

abnormal.

•

Turn

off

and

turn

on

the unit.

• Connect another

USB

device.

"Panel

Mecha Error":

• The panel does

not

work

properly.

Reset

the

unit.

70

"Connection

Error":

• The device

is

registered

but

the

connection

has

failed. Connect

the

registered device. (Page

40)

"Please

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).

"No Voice

Device":

• The connected mobile phone does

not

have a

voice recognition system.

"No

Data":

•

No phone

book

data

is

contained in the connected

Bluetooth phone.

"Initialize

Error":

•

The

unit

has

failed

to

initialize

the

Bluetooth

module. Try the operation again.

"Dial Error":

•

Dialing

has

failed. Try the operation again.

"Hung Up Error":

• The

call

has

not

ended yet. Park your car, and use

the

connected

mobile

phone

to

end

the

call.

"Pick Up Error":

•

The

unit

has

failed

to

receive a

call.

"Please

update Pandora App":

•

The Pandora application on your iPod

touch/

iPhone/ Android

is

not

the

latest version. Update

the

application.

"Please

check device.":

•

The Pandora application on your iPod

touch/

iPhone/Android

is

not

started up.

•

The Pandora application

is

not

installed

on

the

connected device.

•

An error

has

occurred on the Pandora application.

"Login Error":

• You

have

not

been signed

into

Pandora.

"No

skips remaining":

•

No more songs can be skipped.

"Failed

to

save your

thumb

rating":

•

Thumb-up/down

is

prohibited.

"No

Station":

•

No station

is

available.

"No

Active Station":

•

No station

is

being played.

"Station

limit

reached":

• The Station List

is

full

and no more stations can be

registered.

"Failed

to

save your bookmark":

• The

unit

has

failed

to

save

a bookmark. Try the

operation again.

"Limited

Connectivity":

•

The connection

with

the Pandora application

cannot be established.

11

Pandora

not

available":

•

You

cannot

use

the Pandora application from

the

area where you are currently trying

to

access

Pandora.

11

Try

again

later":

•

The Pandora server

is

under maintenance.

11

Station

does not exist":

•

The selected station

has

been deleted by another

device or

has

expired.

11

Cannot

create a Station":

•

You cannot create a station during the readonly mode or

when network connection

is

not

established.

11

SXM

No

Signal":

• Make sure the SiriusXM

Satellite

Radio antenna

is

mounted

outside the

vehicle.

Move the

vehicle

to

an

area

with

a

clear

view

of

the

sky.

11

SXM Check

Antenna":

• Check the SiriusXM Satellite Radio antenna connection, and make sure the antenna

is

firmly

attached

to

the tuner.

• Check whether

the

SiriusXM

Satellite Radio

antenna cable

is

bent or broken.

If

it

is

damaged,

replace

the

whole antenna unit.

11

SXM Check

Tuner":

• Make sure the SiriusXM Connect Vehicle

Tuner

is

connected

to

the unit.

11

SXM Chan Unavailable"

(appears on the screen

for

about

5 seconds, then returns

to

the

•

The selected channel

is

no longer available. Select

another channel or continue listening

to

the

previous channel.

11

SXM

Ch

Unsubscribed"

(appears on

the

screen

for

about

5 seconds, then returns

to

the

•

The selected channel

is

not

part

of

your current

subscription plan.

Call

1-866-635-2349

to

subscribe.

11

SXM Subscription

Updated-

Press

Return

to

Continue":

• Your subscription

has

been updated.

Press

the

appropriate

button

to

continue.

11

SXM Channel

Locked"

•

The selected channel

has

been locked by

the parental controls. Enter the unlock code when you are asked.

(Page

34)

11

SXM Incorrect

Lock

Code"

•

The selected channel

is

a mature

or

parental lock

channel, and locked by the parental lock

or

user

lock code. Enter the correct lock code.

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

8)

The unit does not

work

at

all.

•

Reset

the

unit. (Page

3)

The remote

controller* does

not

work.

• Replace

the

battery.

*

For

KW-V320BT

Region

1/KW-V220BT

Region

1/KW-V120BT:

Purchase

RM-RK258

separately.

ENGLISH

I

71

CES

ODiscs

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.

DivX* /MPEG

1/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/WAV

I

AAC

discs

cannot be played back.

•

Record the tracks using a

compatible application

on the appropriate discs.

(Page

67)

•

Add appropriate extension codes

to

the

file

names.

Tracks on the Recordable/Rewritable

discs

are

not

played back

as

you have intended

them

to

play.

• Playback

order may differ from the one

played

back using other

players.

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220BT

Region

4.

72

OUSB

"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

the tracks again, and

try

again.

Tracks are

not

played back

as

you have intended

them

to

play.

• Playback

order may differ from the one

played

back using other

players.

OAndroid

Sound cannot be heard during playback.

•

Reconnect the Android device.

•

When

is

set

to

[AUDIO MODE],

launch any media

player application

on the

Android device and start

playback.

Sound

output

only

from

the

Android device.

•

When

is

set

to

[AUDIO MODE],

relaunch

the current media

player application

or

use

another media

player application.

•

Restart the Android device.

• If this does

not

solve

the

problem,

the connected

Android device

is

unable

to

route the audio signal

to

unit.

Cannot

playback when <Android Setup>

is

set to

[AUTO MODE].

•

Make sure

JVC

Music

Play

APP

is

installed

on the

Android device.

•

Reconnect the Android device and

select the

appropriate

control

mode.

• If

this does

not

solve

the

problem,

the connected

Android device does

not

support the Auto Mode.

"NO DEVICE"

or

"READING" keeps flashing.

•

Switch

off

the

developer options on the Android

device.

• Reconnect the Android device. If

this does

not

solve

the

problem,

the connected

Android device does not support the Auto Mode.

0 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"

on 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

has

loaded.

Videos

cannot be played.

• Connect

with

USB

Audio and Video

cable

KS-U59

(optional

accessory)

to

iPod/iPhone 30-pin

connector

model. Other cables

cannot

be

used.

• Select

[USB+AV-IN]

for

<iPod Setup>.

(Page21)

No sound

of

videos comes out.

•

Connect

with

USB

Audio and Video

cable

KS-U59

(optional

accessory)

to

iPod/iPhone 30-pin

connector model. Other cables

cannot be used.

• Select [USB+AV-IN]

for <iPod Setup>.

(Page

21)

OTuner

SSM

automatic presetting does not work.

•

Store stations

manually.

(Page

27)

Static noise

while listening

to

the radio.

•

Connect the antenna

firmly.

DAV-IN

11

AV-IN"

cannot be selected on the Home screen.

• Select

[USB

1 Wire] for <iPod Setup>.

(Page21)

No picture appears on the screen.

•

Turn on the video

component

if

it

is

not

on.

•

Connect

the

video

component

correctly.

OPandora*

The application does not work.

•

The application

on your

iPod touch/iPhone/

Android

is

not

the

latest

version. Update the

application.

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

1/KW-V320BT

Region

1/KW-V220BT

Region

1/KW-V120BT).

OBiuetooth

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).

The Bluetooth device does not detect

the

unit.

•

Search from the

Bluetooth device again.

The unit does not pair with the Bluetooth device.

•

For devices

compatible

with

Bluetooth

2.1:

Register

the

device using a

code.

(Page

39)

•

For devices

compatible

with

Bluetooth

2.0:

Enter the same

code for

both

the

unit

and

target device.

If

the

code

of

the device

is

not

indicated in its instructions,

try

"0000"

or

"1234."

•

Turn off, then turn on the

Bluetooth device.

Echo

or noise occurs.

•

Adjust the microphone

unit

position.

•

Adjust the echo volume

or noise reduction

volume. (Page

41)

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.

Specificati~ns

0

Monitor section

Picture

Size

(W

x

H)

KW-V420BT:

6.95 inches

(diagonal)

wide

156.6

mm

x

81.6 mm (6-3/16" x

3-3/16")

KW-V320BT /KW-V220BT /KW-V120BT:

6.2

inches

(diagonal)

wide

137.5

mm

x

77.2

mm (5-7

/16"

x

3-1/16")

Display

System Transparent

TN

LCD

panel

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73

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0 DVD

player

section

D/

A Converter 24

bit

Audio Decoder Linear

PCM/Dolby Digitai!MP3/

WMA/WAV/AAC Video Decoder DivX*/MPEG1/MPEG2/JPEG Wow &

Flutter Below Measurable

Limit

Frequency Response

96kHz

Sampling:

20Hz

to

22

000

Hz

48

kHz

Sampling:

20

Hz

to

22

000

Hz

44.1

kHz

Sampling:

20

Hz

to

20

000

Hz

Total

Harmonic Distortion

0.01

Oo/o

(1

kHz)

Signal

to

Noise Ratio

99

dB

(DVD-Video 96kHz)

Dynamic Range 99

dB

(DVD-Video 96

kHz)

Disc Format

DVD-VideoNIDEO-CD/CD-DA Sampling

Frequency

44.1

kHz/ 48 kHz/96

kHz

Quantifying Bit

Number

16/20/24

bit

*

Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220BT

Region

4.

74

0

USB

interface section

USB

Standard

USB

2.0

Full

Speed/High Speed

Compatible

Device

Mass

Storage

Class

File

System

FAT

16/32

Maximum Power

Supply Current

DC

5 V

=-==

1

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A

D/

A Converter 24

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Only

for

KW-V420BT

Region

4/KW-V320BT

Region

4/KW-V220~T

Region

4.

0 Bluetooth

section

Technology

Frequency Output

Power

Bluetooth

3.0

2.402

GHz

to

2.480

GHz

+4 dBm (MAX), 0

dBm

(AVE),

Power

Class

2

Maximum Communication Range

Audio

Codec

Profile

Line

of

sight approx. 1

0

m

(32.8 ft) SBC/AAC

HFP

(Hands

Free

Profile)

1.6

A2DP

(Advanced Audio

Distribution

Profile)

1.3

AVRCP

(AudioNideo

Remote

Control Profile)

1.5

GAP

(Generic

Access

Profile)

PBAP

(Phonebook

Access

Profile)

1.2 SDP

(Service Discovery Profile)

SPP

(Serial

Port

Profile)

1.2

0

DSP

section

Equalizer Band

(13

Band):

Frequency

(Hz)

(BAND1-13)

62.5/100/160/250/400/630/1

kl

1.6k/2.5k/4k/6.3k/1

Ok/16k

Level

-09

to

+09

(-9

dB

to

+9

dB)

Q 1.35/1.5/2.0

HPF

(High

Pass

Filter):

Frequency

(Hz)

Through/30/40/50/60/70/80/90/

100/120/150/180/220/250

Slope

-6/-12/-18/-24

dB/Oct.

Gain

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

dB

LPF

(Low

Pass

Filter):

Frequency

(Hz)

30/40/50/60/70/80/90/

100/120/150/180/220/250/

Through

Slope

-6/-12/-18/-24

dB/Oct.

Gain

-8/-7/-6/-5/

-

4/-3/-2/-1/0

dB

0

FM

tuner section

--

-

--

~--

~w-

~,.-

- -

--

Frequency Range 87.9 MHz

to

107.9

MHz

(200kHz)

87.5 MHz

to

108.0

MHz

(SO

kHz)

Usable Sensitivity (S/N:

30

dB, 22.5

kHz)

7.2

dBf

(0.63

'tJ.V/75

0)

Quieting Sensitivity (S/N: 46

dB,

22.5

kHz)

15.2

dBf

(1.58

'tJ.V/75

0)

Frequency Response

(±3.0

dB)

30

Hz

to

1 5 kHz

Signal

to

Noise Ratio

68 dB

(MONO)

Selectivity

(±400

kHz)

~

80dB

---·

-

·

-~-·-~----·--~-

Stereo Separation

40

dB

(1

kHz)

DAM

tuner section

Frequency Range

530kHz

to

1

700kHz

(10kHz)

531

kHz

to

1

611

kHz (9kHz)

Usable Sensitivity 29

dB'tJ.

0

Video section

Color System

of

External Video

Input

NTSC/PAL

External Video

Input

Level

(RCA/mini

jack)

1 Vp-p/75

0

Video

Output

Level

(RCA

jack)

1 Vp-p/75

0

0 Audio section

Maximum

Power (Front

&

Rear)

50Wx4

Full

Bandwidth

Power (Front

&

Rear)

22

W x 4 (at

less

than

1

°/o

THD)

Precut Level 4

V/1

0

kO

Precut

Impedance

$

600 0

Speaker

Impedance

40to80

OGeneral

Operating Voltage

14.4 V

(1

0.5

V

to

16 V

allowable)

--

-

--~·

'

Maximum

Current

Consumption

10

A

Installation

Dimensions

(WxH

x

D)

-

·

---

~-~

..

--~

..

KW-V420BT Region 1 /KW-V320BT Region 1 KW-V220BT Region 1 /KW-V120BT:

178

mm

x

100

mm

x 162 mm

(7-1/16"

X

3-15/16"

X

6-7/16")

KW-V420BT Region 4:

182

mm

x

111

mm

x 165 mm

(7-3/16"

X

4-3/8"

X

6-1/2")

KW-V320BT Region 4/KW-V220BT Region 4:

182

mm

x

111

mm

x

160

mm

(7-3/16"

X

4-3/8"

X

6-5/16")

Operational Temperature Range

-1

ooc

to

+60°C

Weight

KW-V420BT Region

1:

2.3

kg

(5.1

lbs) KW-V420BT Region 4: 2.6 kg ( 5.8 lbs) KW-V320BT Region 1 /KW-V220BT Region 1

I

KW-V120BT: 1.6

kg

(3.6 lbs)

KW-V320BT Region 4/KW-V220BT Region 4:

1.9 kg ( 4.2 lbs)

Design and specifications are subject

to

change

without

notice.

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the

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or

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THAT WAS

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IN

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or

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All

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owned

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Other

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trade

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device

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rigorous

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it

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