Kenwood KDC-MP632U - USB/AAC/WMA/MP3/CD Receiver With External Media Control, KDC-MP632U, KDC-MP532U Instruction Manual

KDC-X590 KDC-MP632U KDC-MP532U

CD-RECEIVER

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

AMPLI-TUNER LECTEUR DE CD

MODE D'EMPLOI

REPRODUCTOR

DE

DISCOS

COMPACTOS

RECEPTOR

DE

FM/AM

MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES

Kenwood Corporation

SIRIUS~

REA

0 Y

H3'Radio®

'!JREADY

~

AAC

~

PHATNOISE

Take

the

timetoread through this instruction manual.

Familiarity with installation and operation procedures will help you obtain

the

best

performance from your new CD-receiver.

For

your

records

Record the serial number, found on the backofthe unit, in the

spaces

designated on the

warranty card, and in the space provided below.

Refertothe model and serial numbers whenever you call upon your Kenwood dealer for information or service on the product. Model KDC-X590/MP632U/MP532U

Serial

number

_

US

Residence

Only

(KW)

Contents

Safety precautions

4

Switching

the

Play

mode

Letter. Seek

Notes

5

TextlTitle Scroll

About

CDs

7

HD Radio control features

26

About

HD Radio

About

AAC,

MP3 and

WMA

8

Tuning

About

USB

device

10

Menu

system

27

Menu

System

General features

11

Activating Security Code

Power

Deactivating Security Code

Selecting

the

Source

Touch Sensor Tone

Volume

Manual Clock

Adjustment

Attenuator

DSI

(Disabled System Indicator)

System

Q

Display

Illumination

Control

Audio

Control

Dimmer

Adjusting

the

detailofAudio

Control

Switching

preout

Audio

Setup

Built-in

Amp

Setting

Speaker Setting

Dual Zone System Setting

Subwoofer

Output

B.M.S.

(Bass

Management

System)

Switching Display

B.M.5.

Frequency Offset

Theft

Deterrent Faceplate

AMP Control

TEL

Mute

CRSC

(Clean Reception System Circuit)

Receive

mode

Setting

Tuner features

17

SIRIUS10(ESN)

display

Tuning

Auxiliary

Input

Display Setting

Tuning

Mode

Text Scroll

Direct Access Tuning

Built-in Auxiliary

input

Setting

Station Preset

Memory

CD

Read

Setting

Auto

Memory

Entry

Voice Index

Preset Tuning

Firmware version display Unique

10

display

CD/USB device/Audio file/External

Audio

Preset

Memory

disc control features

19

Audio

Preset Recall

Playing

CD&Audio

file

Demonstration

mode

Setting

Playing

USB

device

Basic

Operationsofremote control

35

Playing External Disc Fast

Forwarding and Reversing

Accessories/Installation Procedure

38

Track/File Search Disc Search/Folder Search

Connecting WirestoTerminals

39

DirectTrack/File Search Direct Disc Search

Installation

42

Track/File/Disc/Folder Repeat Scan

Play

Removing

the

Unit

44

Random

Play

Magazine Random Play

Troubleshooting Guide

45

All Random

Play

Select

mode

Specifications

48

File Select

mode

Folder Select 1

mode

Folder Select 2

mode

2

I

English

ACAUTION

Useofcontrols or adjustments or performance

of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. In

compliance

with

Federal Regulations, following

are

reproductionsoflabels on, or inside

the

product

relatingtolaser

product

safety.

Kenwood Corporation 2967-3, ISHIKAWA-MACHI, HACHIOJI-SHI TOKYO,

JAPAN

KENWOOD

CORP.

CERTIFIES

THIS

EQUIPMENT

CONFORMSTODHHS

REGULATIONS

NO.21

CFR

1040.10,

CHAPTER1,SUBCHAPTER

J.

Location: Bottom

Panel

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

authoritytooperate this

equipmentifan

unauthorized changeormodificationismade.

NOTE

This

equipment

has

been tested and found

to

comply

with

the

limits for a

Class

Bdigital device,

pursuant

to

Part15of

the

FCC

Rules.

These limits

are

designedtoprovide reasonable orotection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment

may cause harmful

interference

to

radio communications,ifit

is

not

installed and used in accordance

with

the

instructions. However, there

is

no guarantee

that

interference will

not

occur in a particular

installation. Ifthis

equipment

does cause harmful

interference

to

radioortelevision reception, which

can be determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and on,

the

userisencouragedtotrytocorrect

the interference by one

or

moreofthe following

measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between

the

equipment

and receiver.

• Connect the

equipment

intoanoutlet

on a

circuit different from

thattowhich

the

receiver

is

connected.

• Consult the dealer or

an

experienced radiolTV

technician for help.

English

I 3

Safe,ty'precautions

AWARNING

To

p.revent

injury

or

fire,

take

the

following precautions:

•Topreventa

short circuit, never

putorleave any

metallic objects (such

as

coinsormetal tools)

inside

the

unit.

•

Mounting

andwiri·rig

this

product

requires

skills

and

experienc:e. For safety's

sake,

leave

the'

mou

ntingand.wiri

ng'

worktoprofessiona

Is.

Attach

thepanel·while.youare

on

the

.

vehicle

The panel lock arm appears

when

the

panel

is

removed. Therefore,

the

panel

must

be attached

while

the

electrical systemofthe

carisoperating.

ACAUTION

To

prevent

damage

to·

the

machine,

take

the

following precautions:

• Make suretoground

the

unittoa negative

12V

DC

power

supply.

•

Do

not

install

the

unit

in a

spot

exposedtodirect

sunlightorexcessive

heatorhumidity. Also avoid

places

with

too

much

dustorthe

possibility

of

water

splashing.

•

Do

not

place

the

faceplate (and

the

faceplate

case) in areas exposed

to

direct

sunlight, excessive

heat

or

humidity. Also avoid places

with

too

much

dustorthe

possibilityofwater

splashing.

•

To

prevent deterioration,donot

touch

the

terminalsofthe

unitorfaceplate

with

your

fingers.

•

Do

not

subject

the

faceplatetoexcessive shock,

as·itis

a pieceofprecision

equipment.

•

When

replacing a fuse,

only

use a

new

fuse

with

the

prescribed rating. Using a fuse

with

the

wrong

rating may cause

your

unittomalfunction.

•

Do

not

apply

excessive forcetothe

open

faceplateorplace objectsonit. Doingsowi(1

cause

damageorbreakdown.

•

Do

not

use

your

own

screws.

Use

only

the

screws

provided.

If

you use

the

wrong

screws, you

could

damage

the

ulllit.

Do

Not

LO'ad

3-in..

CDs

i'n

the

CD slot

If

you

trytoload a 3 in. CD

with

its adapter

into

the

unit,

the

adapter

might

separate

from

theCDand

damage

the

unit.

About CD players/disc changer:s

connectedtothis

unit

Kenwood disc:changers! CD players released in 1998

or

later

canbeconnectedtothis unit.

Refer

to

the

catalogorconsult

your

Kenwood

dealer

for

connectable

modelsofdisc

changers!

CD

players.

Note

that

any Kenwood disc

changers/COplayers

released in 1997orearlier and disc changers

made

by

other

makers

cannotbeconnected

tothis

unit.

Connecting

unsupported

disc changers!CD players

to

this

unit

may

result in damage.

Set

the

"O-N" Switchtothe

"N" position

for

the

applicable Kenwood disc

changers/

CD players.

The

functions

you can use and

the

information

that

can be displayed

may

differ

dependingonthe

models

being

connected.

~

•

You

can

damage both your unit and theCDchanger

if

you

connectthem

incorrectly.

LX-bus connection

TheLXAMP

and

the

sensor

unit

mustbeconnected

oneata time.

Lens Fogging

When you

turnonthe

car heaterincold

weather,

deworcondensation

may

form

onthe

lens in

the

CD

playerofthe

unit. Called lens fogging, this

condensation

on

the

lens

may

not

allow

CDs

to

play. In such a situation, remove

the

disc and

wait

for

the

condensationtoevaporate.Ifthe

unit

still

does

not

operate

normally

after a while,

consult

your

Kenwood dealer.

The "AAC·

logoistrademarkofDolby

Laboratories.

NOTE

This

Class

Bdigital apparatus complies

with

Canadian

ICES-003.

Notes

-NoUSB

device comes

with

this unit.

You

need

to

purchase a commercially available

USB

device.

For

the typesofavailable

USB

devices, referto<About

USB

device> (page

10).

- Ifyou experience problems during installation, consult your Kenwood dealer.

- When you purchase optional accessories, check with

your Kenwood dealertomake

sure

that

they

work

with

your model and in your

area.

-

We

recommend

the

useof<Activating Security

Code> (page

28)toprevent theft.

- The characters which can be displayed by this unit

are

A-Z 0-9 @

III

' %&* +- = , .

1\

< >[]()

:;

1\ -

{}

I

~.

- The illustrationsofthe

display and the panel

appearing in

this

manual

are

examples used

to

explain more clearly

how

the

controls

are

used.

Therefore,

what

appears on the display in the illustrations may differ from what appears on the display on the actual equipment, and some

of

the

illustrations on

the

display may be inapplicable.

Howtoreset your

unit

- Ifthe unit failstooperate properly,

press

the

Reset button.The unit returnstofactory settings when the

Reset

buttonispressed.

- Remove

the

USB

device before pressing the

Reset

button.

Pressing

the

Reset

button

with the

USB device installed can damage the data contained in the

USB

device.

For

howtoremove the

USB

device, referto<Playing

USB

device> (page

20).

-

Press

the

Reset

buttonifthe

disc auto changer

fails

to

operate correctly. Normal operation should

be restored.

Cleaning~the

Unit·

Ifthe faceplateofthis

unit

is.

stained, wipe

,it

with

a

dry soft

doth

such

asasiliconcloth.

If the faceplateisstained badly, wipe the

~tain

off

with

a cloth moistened

with

neutral cleaner,

then

wipeitagain

with

a clean soft.drycloth.

& .1

• Applying

spray

cleaner

directly to the unit

may

affect

its

mecharii~alJ?Clrts.,

WIping.thefaceplat~

wIttJa

hard

dotll

ortlsing; ayolatile liquid

suchasthihn~r

'or

alcohol

may

-scratch

the

surfaceorerase

characters.

C1eaoin9

th~

Fac~pla~~Termil1als

If

the

lerrTfin,als~onthe.

unit"or;"facepl(3~e

get dirty,

wipe

the~

vVlth

a clean soft dry cloth.

Before using this ul1itfor

the

first ti't,lf!

This

unitisinitially sei'bn::theDem'onstration 'mode.

When using this

unit

for

the

first time, cancel

the

<Demonstration

mode

Setting> (page

34).

About "Media Mana.ger"ofPC

application

attached

to

KDC-X590/KDC

...

MP632U

- "Media Manager"isrecorded in the,CD-ROM attached

to

this unit.

-

Refertothe attached install·ationmanualfor the installation

methodof"Media

Manage(

-

Refertothe

user's

manual recorded in the

installation

CD~ROM

and Help,of"Media Manager"

for

the

operation

method

ofllMedia

Manager~'.

- The unit can play COl

USB

device (hereafter called

"ACDrive media") created

by

"Media Manager".

-Refertothefollowingositefor.theupdated informationof"Media:Manager"

..

http://www.kenwood;rnediamanag·er.jp

• Contact Kenwood for the function and operation of

the

"Media Manager".

- "Media Manager"

is

a productofPhatNoise.

En:gl.ishlS

Notes

About

SIRIUS

Satellite radio tuner:

Refertothe

instruction

manualof

SIRIUS

Satellite

radio tuner

KTC

-SR901

/SR902/SR903 (optional

accessory),

when

connected;

for

the operation

method.

•

Refertothe

sectionsofA models for operations.

FMI

"'7,_

...

iii

.....

5,~i~1

----I

.

~

1 - 6

AM

SRC

DISPIC.S.

A~o~t'DABTunercontrol

Refer

to~grouponthe

Instruction manualofDAB

Tuner KTC-9090DAB(optionalaccessory) for

the

control

methodofDAB

Tuner function.

However,

the following control methodsofthe

function;for-thi,s'

llnitmay

.bedifferentfrom

the

Instructionmanual;therefore,referto

the

following

supplemental·instruction.

1

..

Select

the

preset band for Auto Ensenible

Memory

Entry.

2.

Press

the

[AME]

button

forat·Ieast2 seconds. Open Auto Ensemble Memdry Entry. Afterstoring

in

the

memory

finishes, the

numberofthe

pre~set

buttons and

the

ensemble label

are

displayed.

<Searching by

programmetype

and language>

and <Languagestobedisplayed> in, <ProgrammeType

(PTY)'

Function>

Atthe

operationto

press

[DISPl buttonjuse[AUTO]

button

instead.

About

CDs

Removing CDs

When

removing

CDs

from this unit,

pullthem

out

horizontally.

•

CDs

with

coloring on

the

recording surface or

CDs

that

are

dirty cannot be used.

• This

unit

can

only

play

the

CDs

with

lillm

DlOITALAUIIIQ

~

This

unit

may

not

correctly play discs which

do

not

have the mark.

•

You

cannot playa

CD-RorCD-RW

that

has

not

been finalized.

(For

the finalization process refer

to

your CD-RlCD-RW writing software, and your

CD-

RlCD-RW recorder 'instruction manual.)

CD storage

• Do

not

place

CDs

in direct sunlight

(On

the

seat

or dashboard etc.) or where the temperature

is

high.

• Store

CDs

in their

cases.

CDs

that

cannotbeused

•

CDs

that

are

not

round cannot be used.

When

using a

new

CD

If

theCDcenter hole or outside rim

has

burrs,

use

theCD

only

after removing

the

burrs

with

a

ballpoint pen, etc.

Handling

CDs

• Do

not

touch

the

recording surfaceofthe

CD.

•

CD-R

and CD-RW are easiertodamagethan

a

normalmusictb.

LJse'aCD-R or a'ED-RW'

after"

reading

the

caution items

oh:the

pat.kage

et<::

• Do

not

stick tape etc. on the

CD,oruseaCD

with

tape stuckonit

CD accessories

0.0

not

use,

disc,type

accessori~s.

CD

cleaning

Clean from

the

centerofthe

disc and move

outward.

The

-playable

'AAC/MP3IWMA

file (hereafter

called

Audio

file)

and

the

media format

has

the following

limitation.

The

Audio

file,

whichisnot conforming

to the specification,

may

not

play

normally,orthe

file

and

folder

names

r0~y'.Qot.9i?el.a.Y;

((~rr,~~t.I¥-

Playable

AudiC),

file

•

AAC,

MP3,

WMA

&

• Attach the

corre~textension

for the Audio

file.·

(AAC:

".M4N,

MP3:

".MP3",WMA:".WMN)

•Donot

attach the exterisions to

files

otherthan''the

Audio

file.

Ifthe extensionisattached,

the

file,

which

is

.not the Audio

file,

will

play

and

outputs aloudhoise,

causing

damage to

th~speaker.

"

•

The

files

with copy protection cannotbeplayed.

• Audio

files

cannotbeplayed

dependingonthe

encQding

software setting,

USB

device

type,

and/orrecording

conditions.

•

The

unit

may

notbecompatible with upgrade

of

c0ri1pression

format

standard

and

aqditional

specifications.

•

For

detailsontheformats

used

for

USB

devices

and

restrictions,:

refer

,to

http://www.kenwood.com/usb/.

Playable

AAC

file

•

l.

m

4a"

file encoded by

AAC

-LC

format.

Refer

to http://www.kenwood.mediamanager.jp

for the

details.

Playable

MP3

file

•

MPEG

1/2 Audio

Layer

3file

•

Transfer

bit

rate:

8-320

kbps

• Sampling frequency:

16,

22.05,

24,

32,44.1,48kHz

Playable

WMA

file '

•

The

fileinaccordance with Windows

Media

Audio

(Except

for the file for Windows Media

Player

9 or

after which applies

the

new functions)

•

Transfer

bit

rate:

48-192

kbps

• Sampling frequency: 32,44.1,48

kHz

Playable Storage media

•

CD-ROM,

CD-R,

CD-RW

•

USB

device

~

•

CD-RW

discs

which

are

qUick

formattedbythe writing

software cannot

be

used.

•

When

r~cording

to the maximum

CD-RlRW

media

capacityatonce,

the writing

softwareissetto"Disc

at

once".

•

For

detailsonthe

available

USB

devices,

refer

to <About

USB

device>

(page

10).

'8,'

11,

English

Playable CD-R/RW format

•

ISO

9660

Level

1/2

• Joliet

•

Romeo

•

Lo.ng

file

name.

Playable file forrr-at

of

USB

device ,

•

For

the formats supported by

USB

devices,

refer

to

http://www.kenwood.com/usbl.

The maximum

numberpf

characters

for

display

(CD-R/RWl

F,ile/FQI,der

name:

128

characters

MP3

103

Tag/

WMA

Contents property:

30

characters

AAC

song

information:

60characte~s

.

~

'.

~

•

File/Folder

nameIsthe number ofthe

characters

including the

extensions.

•

This

unit

can

display

the following

versionsofMP3

ID3

tag:.version

1.0/ 1.1/

2.2/

2.3

•

AAC

ID3

Tag

cannotbedisplayed.

Limitationofstructure for

the

file and

the

folder (CD-R/RW)

• Maximum numberofdirectory

levels:

8

• Maximum numberoffolders:

100

• Maximum numberoffiles

per folder:

4096

About partitionofthe

USB

device

• While using the

USB

device,

virtual folders

are

created

to control the partitioninthe

USB

device.

These

folders appearinthe first

level

(root)

Category

name

Label

name Comment Band&Channel

number

Clock

Source

name

Clock

liST

NAME

II

*

IIFREQII

IICLOCK

11

IICH

NAME

II

IIS0NG

II

IIARTlsr IICOMPOSER

II

IICATEGORY

'I

'ILABEL

II

IICOMMENT

II

IICH

NUM

II

IICLOCK

II

"SRC

NAME"

InCD& Externaldisc source

Frequency Clock

Disc

title

Track

title

Track

number&Play

time

Clock

In

Audio

file source

Song

title&Artist

name

Album

name&Artist

name

Folder

name

File

name

Track

number&Play

time

Clock

IIFREQII IICLOCK

II

IID-TITLE

II

*

IIP-TIME

II

IICLOCK

II

IITITLE

II

*

IIFOLDER

II

IIFILE

II

IIP-TIME

II

IICLOCK

II

• When

LX-AMPisconnected,

the

item setup by the

Display

modeofLX-AMPisdisplayed. (KDC-X590 only)

• * If

the

contentsofthe

information cannot be

displayed,

Play

timeorFrequencyisdisplayed.

•Ifthe

contentsofthe

information for the

SIRIUS

tuner

source cannot be displayed, channel

number

is

displayed.

• Track

number

at Audio file displays the last 3 digits

when

it exceeds 1000 songs.

• When you select the clock display,

the

display setting

of

each source will be changedtothe clock display.

English I 15

General features

Theft Deterrent Faceplate

The

faceplate of the unit

canbedetached

and

taken with

you,

helping to deter theft.

Removing the Faceplate

1

Press

the

Release button.

Drop

open

the

faceplate.

2 Drawing

the

faceplatetoleft

side pull it to

forward and remove it.

Lh

• The faceplateisa precision pieceofequipment

and

can be damaged by shocksorjolts.

• Keep

the

faceplate in its faceplate

case

while

detached.

• Do

not

expose

the

faceplate (and

the

faceplate

case)

to

direct sunlightorexcessive heat or humidity. Also

avoid places

with

too

much

dust or

the

possibility

of

water splashing.

Reattaching the Faceplate

1 Align

the

shaft on

the

unit with

the

depression on

the

faceplate.

2

Push

the

faceplate in untilitclicks.

The faceplateislocked in place, allowing you

to

use

the

unit.

16 I

English

TEL

Mute

The

audio

system

automatically

mutes

when a

call

comes

in.

When a call comes in

"CALL'isdisplayed.

The audio system pauses.

Listeningtothe audio during a call

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

The "CALL' display disappears and

the

audio

system comes back

ON.

When the call

ends

Hang up

the

phone.

The "CALL' display disappears and

the

audio

system comes back

ON.

E2

•Touse

the

TEL

Mute

feature, you needtohook

up

the

,\t1UTE

wiretoyour telephone using a commercial

telephone accessory.

Referto<Connecting Wires

to

Terminals> (page 39,40,41).

Tuner features

Frequency

display

~

...........

.....

: :

.....

:.

ST

indicator

Tuning

Mode

Choose

the

tuning mode.

Press

the

[AUTO]

button.

Each

time

you press

the

button, the Tuning

mode

alternates between the modes shown in

the table below.

Selecting

the

station.

1 Select

tuner

source

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

Select the

"TUNER"

display.

2 Select

the

band

Push

the

Control

knob

towards [FM]or[AM].

Each

time

you push

the

knob toward

[FMJ,

it

switches between the

FM1,FM2,

and

FM3

bands.

3 Tune

upordown band

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[~]

or

[~].

E2

• During receptionofstereo stations the

"ST"

indicator

isON.

Auto

seek

Preset

station

seek

Manual

"AUTO

1"

"AUTO

2"

"MANUAL"

Automatic

search

forastation.

Searchinorderofthe

stations

in

the

Preset

memory.

Normal

manual

tuning

control.

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Tuner features

Functionofthe KDC-X590/KDC-MP632U Function

of

remote

control

Direct

Access

Tuning

Entering the frequency and tuning.

1 Select

the

band

Press

the [FM] or [AM] button.

2 Enter Direct

Access

Tuning

mode

Press

the

[DIRECT] button on

the

remote

control.

"-

- --"is

displayed.

3 Enter

the

frequency

Press

the number buttons on the remote

control.

Example:

IF

Auto

Memory

Entry

Putting stations

with

good reception in the

memory automatically.

1 Select

the

band

for

Auto

Memory

Entry

Push

the Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

2 Open Auto

Memory

Entry

Press

the

[AME] button foratleast 2 seconds.

"A-MEMORY"isdisplayed.

When 6 stations

that

can be received

are

put

in

the memory, Auto

Memory

Entry closes.

Preset Tuning

92.1

MHz

(FM)

810

kHz

(AM)

[OJ,

[9J,

[2],

[lJ

[OJ,

[8], [1],

[OJ

Recalling the stations in the memory.

Cancelling DirectAccess Tuning

Press

the [DIRECT] button on the remote

control.

Station Preset

Memory

Putting a station in

the

memory.

1 Select

the

band

Push

the Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

2 Select

the

frequencytoputinthe

memory

Push

the Control knob towards

[~]

or

[~].

3

Put

the

frequency in

the

memory

Press

the

desired [1] - [6] button for at least

2 seconds.

The preset

number

display blinks 1 time.

On

each band, 1 station can be

put

in the

memory

on each

[1]

-

[6]

button.

18 I English

1 Select

the

band

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

2 Recall

the

station

Press

the

desired [1] - [6] button.

CD/USB device/Audio file/External disc control features

Release

button

S.MOOE

SCAN

ROM!3!

REPF.SEL

M.ROM

A.ROM

Control

knob

Disc

number

FOLDERP.LIST

ARTIST

[mJ

l, ALBUM

GENRE

I---I--I--~

Play

mode

IN

indicator

Track

number

Play

time

~~I!==::

==

..

:

:~.

~!::::i:

·

if..)

i

if..)·

C.::

if..)

_

.-

-..---

----_

...

-

.-

..

-_

..

__

.

--

..

__

._-

..

_._.--_

..

Playing

CD

It Audio file

When there isnodisc

inserted

1

Drop

open

the

faceplate

Press

the

Release button.

2 Insert a disc. 3

Push

the

faceplate on

the

left side, and return

it

to

its

former

position.

~

• When the faceplate

has

been dropped open, it

might

interfere

with

the shift lever or other vehicle function.

If

this happens, pay attentiontosafety and move the

shift lever or take

an

appropriate actiontoremove the

obstacle, then operate the unit.

• Do

not

use

the unit

with

the faceplate in the open

condition. If it's used in the open position dust

can

enter the inside part and cause damage.

~

• When a discisinserted, the

"IN"

indicatorisON.

•

You

can cancel the announcement when selecting

the folder by <Voice Index> (page

33)

during the play

of

the ACDrive media. (KDC-X590/MP632U only)

When a discis

inserted

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

Select

the

11(0

11

display.

Pause

and

play

Press

the

Control knob.

Each

time

you press

the

knoblthe

audio pauses

or plays.

Eject

the

disc

1

Drop

open

the

faceplate

Press

the

Release button.

2 Eject

the

disc

Press

the

[~]

button.

3

Press

the

faceplate on

the

left side, and

return

ittoits former position.

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I 19

CD/USB device/Audio file/External disc control features

Playing

USB

device

Playing External Disc

Fast Forwarding and Reversing

• Thereisno sound while the Audio fileisbeing searched.

•

You

cannot

fast Forwarding and Reversing depending

on

AAC

file format.

• Disc

lOis

displayedas"0".

• The functions

that

can be used and

the

information

that

can be displayed will differ

depending

on the

external disc players being connected.

Playing

discs

setinthe optional

accessory

disc

player connected to

this

unit.

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

Select

the

display for

the

disc player you want.

Display examples:

CD

changer

MD

changer

"MDCW

"CD

CH"

Pause

and

play

Press

the

Control knob.

Each

time

you press

the

knob,

the

audio pauses

or plays.

~

Fast Forwarding

Hold

down

toward

[~]

with

the

Control

knob.

Releasetoresume

the

playback.

Reversing

Hold

down

toward

[~]

with

the

Control

knob.

Releasetoresume

the

playback.

€2

Playing

USB

device

1 Select a source

other

than

the

USB device

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

2 Connect

the

USB

device.

3 Select USB source

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

Select

the

"USB"

display.

€2

&

• Removing

the

USB

device

with

it selectedasa source

can damage

the

data stored in

the

USB

device.

~

•

For

the

typesofavailable

USB

devices and

how

to

connect

USB

devices, referto<About

USB

device>

(page

10).

• After you stopped playing a file contained in

the

USB

device, you can restart playing

the

file from

the

point

where you stopped its playback.

Even

after removing

the

USB

device, you can restart

playing

the

file from the

point

where you stopped

its playbackaslongasthe files contained in

the

USB

device are all

the

same.

•Besuretoinsert the

USB

device connectorasfarasit

will go.

•

You

can play the disc (ACDrive media) made by Media

Managerbythe

same operation. (KDC-X590/MP632U

only)

•

You

can cancel

the

announcement

when

selecting

the

folderby<Voice Index> (page

33)

during

the

play

of

the

ACDrive media.

(KDC

-X590/MP632U only)

Pause

and

play

Press

the

Control knob.

Each

time

you press

the

knob,

the

audio pauses

or plays.

Removing

the

USB

device

1 Select a source

other

than

the

USB device

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

2 Remove

the

USB

device.

•

You

can remove the

USB

device safely

with

the

unit

power

turned

off.

20

I

English

Track/File

Search

Searching

for

a songonthe

discorin

the

Audio

file folder.

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[~]

or

[~].

Functionofdisc changer/ Audio file

Disc

Search/Folder Search .

Selecting

the

disc set in

the

Disc changerorthe

folder

recordedonthe

Audio

file media.

Push

the

Control

knob

towards [FM]or[AM].

Function

of

remote control

DirectTrack/File

Search

Doing Track/File Searchbyentering

the

track/file

number.

1 Enter

the

track/file

number

Press

the

number

buttonsonthe

remote

control.

Function

of

disc changers

with

remote control

Direct Disc

Search

Doing Disc Searchbyentering

the

disc number.

1 Enter

the

disc

number

Press

the

number

buttonsonthe

remote

control.

2

Do

Disc Search

Press

the

[+]

or

[-]

button.

Cancelling

Direct

Disc

Search

Press

the

[~II]

button.

§

•

Input

"0"toselect disc

10.

Track/File/Disc/Folder

Repeat

Replaying

the

song, disc in

the

Disc changer

or

Audio

file

folder

you

are listening to.

Press

the

[REP]

button.

Each

time you

press

the button, the Repeat

Play alternates between the modes shown in the tables below.

In

CD &

External

disc

source

~

•

You

can select Direct

File

Searchupto

999.

2

Do

Track/File Search

Press

the

[~]or[~]

button.

Cancelling

Direct

Track/File Search

Press

the

[~II]

button.

Track

Repeat

Disc

Repeat

(In

Disc

Changer)

OFF

In

Audio

file

source

File

Repeat

Folder

Repeat

OFF

"TRAC

REpll

IIDISC

REpll

IIREP

OFF'

IIFILE

REP"

IlFOLD

REpll

IIREP

OFF

II

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21

CD/USB device/Audio file/External disc control features

Scan Play

Playing

the

first

part of

each

songonthe

disc

or

Audio

file

folder

you

are

listening

to"and

searching

for

the

song

you

want to

hear.

1

Start

Scan Play

Press

the

[SCAN]

button.

"TRAC

SCN"j"FILE SCN"j"SCAN ON"isdisplayed.

2 Release

it

when

the

song you

wanttolisten toisplayed Press

the

[SCAN]

button.

Random Play

Play

all

the

songsonthe

discorAudio

file folder

in

random

order.

Press

the

[ROM]

button.

Each

time

you press

the

button,

Random Play

turns

ONorOFF.

When

the

Random

modeisON,

"DISC

RDM"j

"FOLD RDM"j"RDM ON"

is

displayed.

~

• When you push the Control knob toward

[~],

the

next random song starts.

22

I

English

Functionofdisc

changer

Magazine Random Play

Play

the

songsonall

the

discsinthe

disc

changer

in

random

order.

Press

the

[M.ROM]

button.

Each

time

you press

the

button,

the

Magazine

Random Play turns ON

or

OFF.

When

the

Magazine Random

modeisON,

"MGZN RDM"isdisplayed.

~

• When you push the Control knob toward

[~],

the

next random song starts.

FunctionofAudio

file

All Random Play

Playing

randomly

from

all

ofthe Audio

files

recordedinthe media.

Press

the

[A.ROM] button foratleast 1

second.

When

the

random

modeisON,

"ALL

RDM"

is

displayed.

Cancelling

the

All

Random

Play

Press

the

[A.ROM]

button.

~

• When you push the Control knob toward

[~],

the

next random song starts.

FunctionofAudio

file

Select

mode

Quickly

selecting the fileorfolder

you

want to

hear.

1 Select

the

Select mode

Press

the

[F.SEL]

button.

lIFILE

SELlI*l

Referto<File

Select

mode>

(page

23).

lIFLD

SEL

111j"FLD

SELIIReferto<Folder

Select1mode>

(page

24).

lIFLD

SELr*2

Referto<Folder

Select2mode>

(page

24).

Exit

the

Select

mode

~.-_.

~

• The Select

mode

does

not

function

when

<All

Random Play> (page

22)isON.

• *1

You

cannot operate this function

when

<Random

Play> (page

22)issetto"ON".

•

*2

You

cannot operate this function

when

<Switching

the

Play

mode>

(page

25)issettoother

than

"FOLDER"

while

playing ACDrive media.

2 Select

the

filel

folder

Refertothe explanationofthe procedure performed in each select mode.

Scrolling the

file/

foldername display

Push

the

Control knob toward [FM] for at

least 2 seconds.

~

•

You

can cancel the announcement

when

selecting

the

folder by <Voice Index> (page

33)

during the play

of

the ACDrive media.

(KDC

-X590/MP632U only)

•Inthe

File

Select mode,

the

<Voice Index> (page

33)

announcementisnot

made. (KDC-X590/MP632U only)

FunctionofAudio

file

File Select mode

You

can

selectanaudio fileinthe folder currently

being

playedbyfile

name.

1 Enter File Select mode

Press

the

[F.SEL]

button.

Select

the

"FILE

SELl

display.

Referto<Select

mode>

(page

23).

File

name

display

Displays the current file name.

I

2 Select

the

file

Push

the

Control knob towards [~] or

[~].

Switching between files in unitsof10

songs

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

With the

[FM]

button, you move10songsupand

with

the [AM] button,10songs down.

~

•

You

can select

File

Select

modeupto

999.

3 Decide

the

filetoplay

Press

the

Control knob.

The

File

Select

mode

releases,

and

the

Audio file

being displayed

plays.

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I 23

CD/USB device/Audio file/External disc control features

FunctionofAudio

file

Folder

S,lect

1 mode

'Select the target folder

by

tracing

the

hierarchical

levelsoffolders.

Thisisconvenient

when

managing

audio

filesbyfolder.

1 Enter Folder Select 1

mode

Press

the

[ESEL]

button.

Select

the

"FLD

SEL

l"j"FLD

SELl

display.

Refer

to

<Select

mode>

(page

23).

Folder

name

display

Displays

the

current folder name.

r====1~==~1-"

-:-1/------.

Ifni

:~.<.'.'

:~.:.:.".".'

~~

~

:::

(:::::::.

';'

L

~

i

\i

ii

\i

~/l

~i~~§~~~t

2 Select

the

folder

level*

Push

the

Control

knob

towards [FM] or [AM].

With

the

[FM]

button,

you move 1 level

down

and

with

the

[AM]

button,

1 level up.

Selecting a

folderinthe

same level

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[~]

or

[~].

With

the

[~]

of

the

Control knob, you move

to

the

previous folder, and

with

the

[~]

of

the

Control knob,tothe

next folder.

Returningtothe

top

level*

Press

the

[3] button.

~

• *

You

cannot operate this

function

when

<Switching

the

Play

mode>

(page

25)issettoother than

"FOLDER"

while playing ACDrive media.

3 Decide

the

foldertoplay

Press

the

Control knob.

The Folder Select

mode

releases, and

the

Audio

file in

the

folder being displayed plays.

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English

FunctionofAudio

file

Folder Select 2 mode

Select

the target folder within the

folders

containing

audio

files.

The

folder

which

contains

playable

audio

filesisonly

displayed.

1 Enter Folder Select 2

mode

Press

the

[F.SEL]

button.

Select

the

"FLD

SEL2"

display.

Referto<Select

mode>

(page

23).

Folder

name

display

Displays

the

current folder name.

I

~,r=.~=="7:=='

=~:

..

==:

==:~.:.:.'.=

....

'

==:~~

:~.:!

1

.:-

':!<:::::

';"

~

if....l

i ;

~/l

:~~~§~1~~:

2 Select

the

folder

Push

the

Control knob towards

[~]

or

[~].

Each

time

you push

the

knob,

the

folders

containing audio files

are

displayed

one

after

another.

Check the

name

of

upperlevel folder

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

With

the

[FM]

button,

the

folder name in

the

upper

levelisdisplayed.

With

the

[AM]

button,

the

folder name in

the

lower levelisdisplayed.

IIHII

is

displayed

while

the

upper

level folder

is

displayed.

3 Decide

the

foldertoplay

Press

the

Control knob.

The Folder Select

mode

releases, and

the

Audio

file in

the

folder being displayed plays.

Functionofthe

KDC-X590/KDC-MP632U

Function

of

ACDrive media

Switching

the

Play mode

Arrange

the

playing

orders

ofthe

songs

by

categories.

Press

the

[S.MODE] button.

Each

time you

press

the button, the

Play

mode alternates between the modes shown in the table below.

The

Play

mode indicatorisON.

Functionofthe KDC-X590/KDC-MP632U FunctionofACDrive media

Letter Seek

You

can

search

for

the

song,

you

want to

play,

by

selecting

the

initialofGenre

name,

Artist

name,

or

Album

name.

1 Enter the Letter Seek mode

Press

the

[S~MODE]

button

foratleast 1

second.

~

• The category informationofeach songisthe data

registered in Media Manager when ACDrive media

is

being generated.

•

You

can

cancel the announcement made when the

mode

is

changed by <Voice Index> (page

33).

•

You

can select the advancementofthe

Play

mode

information by [AM] and

[FM]

knob.

11P.L1ST'1

"GENRE"

"ARTIST"

"ALBUM"

"FOLDER"

b)...

~

Play

list

order.

By

genre.

By

artist.

Byalbum.

By

the

folder

recordedinmedia

• This operation does

not

function when <All Random

Play>

(page

22)isON.

• This functionisavailable only when

the

Play

mode

is

set Genre, Artist, or Album.

Cancelling

the

Letter

Seek

Press

the

[S.MODE]

button.

2 Start

the

Letter Seek

Push

the

Control knob towards

[~]

or

[~].

The initialofGenre name, Artist name, or Album

nameisdisplayed and announced in order.

b)...

~

• The announcementofthe initial

can

be canceled by

<Voice Index> (page

33).

• When you push the Control knobtothe reverse

[~]

or

[~]

during Letter

Seek,

the

initialisdisplayed and

announced

in

the reversed order.

• Once Letter

Seek

starts, it cannot be cancelled.

3 Select

the

songtoplay

Press

the

Control knob

when

the

initial

of

the

song you are searchingisdisplayed and

announced.

The selected initial group

plays.

Text/Title Scroll

Scrolling

the

displayedCDtextorMD title.

Push

the

Control knob toward [FM] for

at

least 2 seconds.

b)...

~

• When the <Display Illumination Control> (page

29)

is

settoOFF,

the display may black

out

while scrolling.

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I 25

HD Radio

control

features

.......

:.

Frequency

display

~

.....

: : :

.....= =

=.

Band

display

~:.c·::

("i

ch

~

~~~~~§~~§:

1------------11-----

Sf

indicator

Preset station

number

About

HD

Radio

Tuning

• When you connectanHD

Radio,

Tuner features

of

the

unit

are

disabled and changedtoHD Radio tuner features. A portionofthe setting methods including the Tuning Mode will change.

• With the

HD

Radio tuner, you

can

use

the

similar functions

to

<Station Preset Memory>,

of

Tuner features. RefertoTuner features for

how

to

use

the functions.

Selecting the station.

1 Select HD Radio source

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

Select

the

"HD

RADIO"

display_

2 Select

the

HD FM

band

Push

the

Control

knob

toward

[FM].

Each

time you push the knob to

[FM],

the band

alternates between the

HF1, HF2,

and

HF3

bands_

Select

theHDAM

band

Push

the

Control

knob

toward

[AM].

3 Tune

upordown-band

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[~]

or

[~].

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Menu

system

@~oo

I

~,Q~.MENU

S'----.MOOE~.A.R~DM~

~-

~

MENU

.....

..

....

:.

~i

.....

,

Menu

display

......,...

i .....

~.......:.:.:.-Control

knob

Menu

System

Setting beep sound during operation, etc. functions. The

Menu

system basic operation method

is

explained here. The reference for

the

Menu

items

and their setting content

is

after this operation

explanation.

1 Enter

Menu

mode

Press

the

[MENU] button for at least 1 second.

"MENU"isdisplayed.

2 Select

the

menu

item

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Example:

When you want to

set

the beep sound,

select the

"BEEP"

display.

3 Set

the

menu

item

Push

the

Co~trol

knob towards

[~]

or

[~].

Example:

When you select

"BEEP",

each

time

you push the knob it alternates between "BEEP

ON"or"BEEP

OFF".

Select1of

themasthe setting.

You

can

continue by returning to step 2

and

setting other items.

4 Exit

Menu

mode

Press

the

[MENU] button.

~

• When other items those applicable to the basic operation method above

are

displayed, their setting

content chart

is

entered. (Normally the setting listed at

the

topofthe chartisthe original setting.)

Also,

the explanation for items that

are

not

applicable

«Manual

Clock Adjustment>

etc.)

are

entered step

by step.

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27

Menu

system

In

Standby mode

Activating Security Code

Activating the

Security

Code

disables

the

usage

of audio unitbysomeone

else.

Once

the

Security

Codeisactivated, the entry of authorized

Security

Codeisrequired

to turnonthe

audio

unit when

itisremoved

from

the

vehicle.

Indication of

this

Security

Code

activation

prevents

your

precious

audio unit

from

stealing.

~

•

Set

the

Security Code

when

the

<Demonstration

mode

Setting> (page

34)issettoOFF.

•

You

can set

the

Security Code

witha4digit

number

of

your choice.

• The Security Code cannot be displayed or referenced. Make a noteofthe Security Code and treasure it up.

1 Enter Standby

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

Select

the

"STANDBY"

display.

2 Enter

Menu

mode

Press

the [MENU] button for at least 1

second.

When

"MENU"isdisplayed,

"CODE

SET"isalso

displayed.

3 Enter Security Code

mode

Press

the Control knob for at least 1

second.

When

"ENTER"isdisplayed,

"CODE"isalso

displayed.

4 Select

the

digitstoenter

Push

the Control knob towards

[~]

or

[~].

5 Select

the

Security Code numbers

Push

the Control knob towards

[FM]or[AM].

6 Repeat

steps

4 and5,and complete the

Security

Code.

7 Confirm

the

Security Code

Press

the Control knob for at least 3

seconds.

When

liRE-ENTER"isdisplayed,

"CODE"isalso

displayed.

8 Do the step 4 through 7 operation, and

reenter the Security

Code.

"APPROVEDIIis

displayed.

The

Security

Code

function

activates.

~

• Ifyou enter

the

wrong

code in steps 4

through

6,

repeat from step

4.

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Resetting the Security Code function when theaudio

unit

is first used

after

removed

from

the

battery

power

sourceorthe Reset

button

is

pressed

1

Turn

the power ON.

2

Do

the step 4 through 7 operation, and enter

the Security

Code.

"APPROVED"isdisplayed.

Now,

you

can

use

the unit.

~

• When

the

Security Code

functionisactivated,

"CODE

SET"

changesto"CODE

CLR".

•Todeactivate

the

Security Code function,

see

the

In

Standby

mode

Deactivating Security Code

To

deactivate the

Security

Code

function.

1 Select Security Code

mode

Push

the Control knob towards

[FM]

or [AM].

Select

the

"CODE

CLR"

display.

2 Enter Security Code

mode

Press

the Control knob for at least 1

second.

When

"ENTER"isdisplayed,

"CODE"isalso

displayed.

3 Select

the

digitstoenter

Push

the Control knob towards

[~]

or

[~].

4 Select

the

Security Code numbers

Push

the Control knob towards

[FM]

or [AM].

5 Repeat

steps

3 and4,and complete the

Security

Code.

6

Press

the Control knob for at least 3

seconds.

IICLEAR"isdisplayed. The

Security

Code

function deactivates.

~

• Ifa

wrong

security codeisentered,

"ERROR"

is

displayed. Enter a correct security code.

In Standby

mode

Touch Sensor Tone

Setting

the

operation check sound (beep sound)

ON/OFF.

Display Illumination Control

This function turns

off

the

display

when

you

perform no operation for 5 seconds. This function

is

effective

when

you are drivingatnight.

IIBEEP

ON

II

IIBEEP

OFF

II

Beepisheard. Beep

canceled.

1I0lSP

ON

II

1I0lSP

OFF'I

~

Keeps

the

display

on.

Turns

off

the

display

when

you

perform

no

operation

for5seconds.

In

Standby

mode

Manual Clock Adjustment

1 Select Clock

Adjustment

mode

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Select

the

IICLK

ADJIIdisplay.

2 EnterClock Adjust

mode

Press

the

Control knob for at least 1 second.

The

clock display

blinks.

3 Adjust

the

hours

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Adjust

the

minutes

Push

the

Control knob towards

[~]

or

[~].

4 Exit Clock

adjustment

mode

Press

the

[MENU] button.

•

Set

the Display Illumination Control when the

<Demonstration

mode

Setting> (page

34)isset

to

OFF.

• When the displayisoff, pressing any key will turn on the display.

• When the display

is

off, you cannot perform any

operation except for the following:

• Volume

• Attenuator

• Selecting the source

• Ejecting the disc

• Turning

off

the power

• During function control, such

as

the Menu System, the

display

stays

on.

In

Standby

mode

Dimmer

Dimming this unit's display automatically when

the

vehicle light switchisturned ON.

In

Standby

mode

DSI (Disabled System Indicator)

A

red

indicator will blink on

the

unit after

the

faceplateisremoved, warning potential thieves.

1I01MON" 1I0lMOFF

li

The

display

dims.

The

display

doesn't

dim.

1I0SION

II

11051

OFF'

LED

fiashes.

LED

OFF.

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29

Menu

system

Functionofthe KDC-MP632U In

Standby

mode

Switching preout

Alternating

the

preout between

the

rear and

subwoofer. (With

the

subwoofer

the

sound

outputs

without

being effected by fader control.)

Functionofthe KDC-X590 Other than Standby

mode

B.M.S.

(Bass

Management

System)

Adjust

the

bass

boost levelofthe

external

amplifier using

the

main unit.

"SWPRE

R"

"SWPRE

SW"

Rear

preout.

Subwoofer

preout.

'IBMS

FLT"

"BMS

+6" "BMS+12" "BMS+18"

~

Bass

boost

levelisfiat.

Bass

boost

levelislow

(+6dB).

Bass

boost

levelismid(+12dB).

Bass

boost

levelishigh

(+18dB).

Functionofthe KDC-X590IKDC-MP632U In Standby

mode

Built-in Amp Setting

Controlling

the

built-in amplifier.

Turning

OFF

this control enhances

the

preout

quality.

•

Refertothe catalog or instruction manual for power

amplifiers

that

can be controlled from this unit.

•

For

amplifiers, there

are

the models you

can

set from

Flat

to+18

dB,

and the models you can set from

Flat

to

+

12

dB.

Whenanamplifier

that

can

only be set

to

+

12

is

connectedtothe unit,

"BMS+18"

will

not

work

correctly even

ifitis

selected.

"AMPOW "AMP

OFF"

The

built-in

amplifier

activates.

The

built-in

amplifier

deactivates.

Functionofthe KDC-X590 Other than Standby

mode

B.M.S. Frequency Offset

Setting

the

central frequency, boosted by 8.M.S.

Functionofthe KDC-X590IKDC-MP632U Other

than Standby

model

When the Dual

Zone

SystemisON

Dual Zone System Setting

Setting

the

Front channel and Rear channel

sound

in

the

Dual Zone System.

"BMSF

NML"

"BMSF

LOW"

Boost

with

the

normal

central

frequency.

Drop

the

normal

central

frequency

20%.

"Z0NE2

R"

"Z0NE2

F"

30

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Sub

source

(Auxiliary

input

source)istoberear

channel.

Sub

source

(Auxiliary

input

source)istobefront

channel.

Functionofthe

KDC-X590

WhenLXAMP unit connecting

AMP

Control

You

can control

theLXAMP connectedtothe

unit.

1 Select

AMP

Control

mode

Push

the Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Select

the

"AMS

CTRL"

display.

2 Enter AMP Control

mode

Press

the

Control knob foratleast 1 second.

3 Select

the

AMP

Control

item

for

adjustment

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

~

InHDRadio

mode

Receive

mode

Setting

Sets

the

receive mode.

1 Select

the

Receive

mode

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Select

the

"HDR

MODE" display.

2 Enter Receive

mode

Press

the

Control knob foratleast 1 second.

3 Set

the

Receive

mode

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Each

time

you push

the

knob,

the

Receive

mode

alternates

between

the

modes

showninthe

table below.

4 Exit Receive

mode

Press

the

[MENU] button.

~

•

Evenifthe Receive

modeissetto"AUTO",

when

the

Ball

game

mode

program (non-delayed broadcast

program)isreceived,

the

Receive

mode

will

automatically switchtoAnalog broadcast only.

•

For

the

details on

the

AMP Control item,

see

the

Instruction manual attachedtotheLXAMP.

4 Adjust

the

AMP Control

item

Push

the

Control knob towards

[I

....

] or

[~].

5 Exit AMP Control

mode

Press

the

[MENU] button.

~

•

You

cannot

use

theLXAMP

operation during standby

mode.

InFMreception

CRSC

(Clean Reception System

Circuit)

Auto

mode

Digital Analog

"AUTO"

"DIGITAL" "ANALOG"

Analog

broadcasts

and

digital

broadcasts

willbeswitched automatically. When

both

are

being

transmitted,

the

digital

broadcast

will

have

priority. Digital

broadcasts

only.

Analog

broadcasts

only.

Temporarily have reception alternate from

stereo

to

monotoreduce multi-path noise

when

listeningtotheFMstation.

In

SIRIUS

tuner

source

SIRIUS

ID

(ESN) display

"CRSC

ON"

"CRSC

OFF"

The

CRSCisON.

The

CRSCisOFF.

Displaying

the

SIRIUS

ID (Electronic Serial

Number).

"ESN

= ************"

• Strong electrical fields (suchasfrom

power

lines) may

cause unstable sound quality

when

CRSCisturned

ON.Insuch a situation,

turnitOFF.

~

•

Serial&SIRIUS

10

(ESN)

Itisimportanttoretain

the

unit

serial

number

and

the

electronic

SIRIUS

Identification

number

for service

activation and potential service changes.

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Menu

system

Auxiliary

Input

Display Setting

Selecting

the

display

when alternating

to

Auxiliary

input

source.

Text Scroll

Setting

the

displayed

text

scroll.

Set

the

Built-in

Auxiliary

Input function.

Functionofthe KDC-MP632U In Standby

mode

Built-in Auxiliary input Setting

• The text scrolledislisted below.

-CD

text

- Folder

name/

File

name/

Song

title/

Artist

name/

Album name

-MDtitle

-Text for

the

SIRIUS

tuner

source,HDRadio source,

including Channel name, etc.

When

thereisa problem with

playingaCD

with

special

format,

this

setting

plays

theCDby

force.

In Standby

mode

CD

Read Setting

1 Select

Auxiliary

input

source

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

Selectthe

"AUX"j"AUX

EXT"

display.

2 Enter

Menu

mode

-

Press

the

[MENU]

button

foratleast 1 second.

"MENU"isdisplayed.

3 Select

Auxiliary

input

display setting

mode

Push

the

Control

knob

towards [FM] or [AM].

Select

the

"NAME

SET"

display.

4 Enter

Auxiliary

input

display setting

mode

Press

the

Control

knob

foratleast 1 second.

The

selected Auxiliary input displayisdisplayed.

5 Select

the

Auxiliary

input

display

Push

the

Control knob towards

[I

....

] or

[~].

Each

time

you

push

the knob, the display

alternates

as

listed below.

•

IIAUX"/"AUX

EXT'

•

"DVD"

•

"PORTABLE"

•

"GAME"

•

'VIDEO"

•

"TV"

6 Exit

Auxiliary

input

display setting

mode

Press

the

[MENU]

button.

~

• When operation stops for10seconds,

the

name at

that

timeisregistered, and

the

Auxiliary

input

display

setting

mode

closes.

•

You

can only set

the

Auxiliary

input

display

when

the

auxiliary

inputofoptional

KCA-S21OAis

used.

(KDC-

X590/MP532U)

"SCL

AUTO"

"SCL

MANU"

~

"AUX

OFF"

IIAUX

OW

"CD

READ1"

"CD

READ2"

~

Repeats

scroll.

Scrolls

when

the

display

changes.

When

selecting

the

source

there'snoAuxiliary

Input.

When

selecting

the

source

there's

Auxiliary

Input.

PlayCDand

Audio

file.

Play

CDbyforce.

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'

• Setting

"CD

READ2"

cannot

play Audio file.

Some music

CDs

may

not

play even in the

"CD

READ2"

mode.

Functionofthe

KDC-X590IKDC-MP632U

Function

of

ACDrive media

Voice Index

Functionofthe

KDC-X590/KDC-MP632U

Other

than

Standby

mode

Audio Preset

Memory

Setting the announcement during the play

of

ACDrive media.

Registering

the

value setup by Sound Control. The

memory cannot be erased by

the

Reset

button.

Displaying the serial numberfor each product.

Displaying the firmware version

with

the unit.

In

COl

USB

mode

Firmware version display

Functionofthe

KDC-X590IKDC-MP632U

In

COl

USB

mode

Unique ID display

• Register 1 pairofAudio Preset Memory.

You

cannot

register by

the

source.

• When you press

the

Reset,

all

the

sources will be

the

setting value

whichisregistered.

• The

following

items cannot be registered.

Volume, Balance,

Fader,

Loudness, Volume offset, Dual

Zone System,

Rear

Volume

1

Setup

Sound

Control

Refer

to the following operations to setup the

Sound

Control.

-

<Audio

Control> (page

12)

-

<Audio

Setup> (page

14)

2 Enter

Menu

mode

Press

the

[MENU]

button

foratleast 1 second.

"MENU"isdisplayed.

3 Select

Audio

Preset

mode

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[FM]or[AM].

Select

the

"A-PRESET'

display.

4 Enter

Audio

Preset

mode

Press

the

Control

knob

foratleast 1 second.

S Select

the

Audio

Preset

Memory

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[FM]or[AM].

Select

the

"MEMORY"

display.

6

Put

the

Audio

Presetinthe

memory

Press

the

Control

knob

foratleast 2 seconds.

The

"MEMORyndisplay blinks 1time.

7

Exit

Audio

Preset

mode

Press

the

[MENU]

button.

~

Notbeannounced.

Guideisannounced.

"V-ID

OFF"

"V-ID

ON"

1 Select

the

firmware

version

display

mode

Push

the

Control

knob

towards [FM]or[AM].

Select

the

"ACD

VER"/"F/W

VEW

display.

2

Display

the

firmware

version

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[~]

or

[~].

1 Select

the

unique10display

mode

Push

the

Control

knob

towards [FM]or[AM].

Select

the

"ACD

10"

display.

2

Display

the

unique

10

Push

the

Control

knob

towards

[~]

or

[~].

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Sets

the demonstration mode.

In

Standby

mode

Demonstration

mode

Setting

1 Select

the

Demonstration

mode

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Select

the

"DEMO"

display.

2 Set

the

Demonstration

mode

Press

the

Control knob foratleast 2 seconds.

Each

time you

press

the knobatleast2seconds,

the Demonstration mode alternates between the

settings shown

in

the table below.

Menu

system

Functionofthe KDC-X590/KDC-MP632U Other

than Standby

mode

Audio Preset Recall

Recalling the sound setup registered by <Audio Preset Memory> (page 33).

1 Select

the

source

Press

the

[SRC]

button.

2 Enter

Menu

mode

Press

the

[MENU]

button

foratleast 1 second.

"MENU"isdisplayed.

3 Select

Audio

Preset

mode

Push

the

Control

knob

towards [FM] or [AM].

Select the

"A-PRESET'

display.

4 Enter

Audio

Preset

mode

Press

the

Control

knob

foratleast 1 second.

S Select

the

Audio

Preset Recall

Push

the

Control knob towards [FM] or [AM].

Select the

"RECALL'

display.

6 Recall

the

Audio

Preset

Press

the

Control

knob

foratleast 2 seconds.

The

"RECALL'

display blinks 1time.

7 Exit Audio Preset

mode

Press

the

[MENU]

button.

E2

• The

User

memoryof<System Q> (page

12)

is

changedtothe value which was recalled.

• The source tone

memory

itemof<Audio Control>

(page

12)ischangedtothe value which was recalled

by the selected source.

34 I English

"DEMO

ON"

"DEMO

OFF'

The

Demonstration

mode

functionisON.

Exit

Demonstration

mode

(Normal

mode).

Basic Operations

of

remote control

SRC

~~~--

DIRECT

rnu-~--~II

mtWJo

......

~--

ATT

VOL--~-

AUD-~--em

[O]-[9]-~~

It

4

__

Loading and Replacing

the

battery

Basic

operations

[VOL] buttons

Adjusts the volume.

[SRC]

button

Each

time you

press

the button, the source

alternates.

For

the source alternating order refer

to

<Selecting

the

Source> (page

11).

[ATT] button

Turns the volume

down

quickly.

When the

buttonispressed again, the volume

returnstothe previous level.

I AWARNING I

• Store unused batteries

outofthe

reachofchildren.

Contact a doctor immediately

if

the battery

is

accidentally swallowed.

~

•Donot

set

the remote controlinhot places

such

as

on the dashboard.

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Basic Operations

of

remote control

Audio Control

[AUD] button

Selects

the

Audio itemtobe adjusted.

[VOL] buttons

Adjusts

the

Audio item.

~

•

Referto<Audio Control> (page

12)

for the operation

method, such

as

the procedures for Audio control and

others operations.

• The remote control can only select and adjust the Basic

Audio item. Selecting and adjustingofthe Detail

Audio item cannot be done.

Functionofthe KDC-X590/KDC-MP632U

Dual Zone System

[2-Z0NE] button

Each

time

you press

the

button, 12Z0N"

of

<Audio Setup> (page

14)isturnedONor

OFF.

[A]I

[T]

buttons

Adjusts the volumeofthe

rear channel. The rear channel activates while the Dual Zone System

is

ON.

In Tuner source

[FM]/ [AM] buttons

Selects

the

band.

Each

time

you press the

[FM]

button, the band

alternates between

theFM1,

FM2,

and

FM3

bands.

[~]I

[..,]

buttons

Tuneupor

down

band.

[0] - [9] buttons

Press

buttons

[1]

- [6]torecall preset stations.

[DIRECT] button

Enters and cancels

the

<Direct

Access

Tuning>

(page

18)

mode.

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I

English

In Disc/USB source

[~]/

[~]

buttons

Going forwards and backwards between track! files.

[+]1

[-]

buttons

Going forwards and backwards between

disci

folders.

[~II]

button

Each

time

you press

the

button, the song pauses

or

plays.

[0] - [9] buttons

When in <DirectTrack!File Search> (page

21)

and

<Direct Disc Search> (page

21),

enters

the

track!

file/disc number.

In SIRIUS

tuner

source

[FM] button

Selects

the

preset band.

[~]/

[~]

buttons

Searchesupor

down

channels.

[0] - [9] buttons

Press

buttons

[1]-[6]torecall preset channels.

[DIRECT] button

Enters and cancels

the

mode.

In

HD

Radio source

[FM] button

Selects

theHDFM

band.

Each

time

you

press

the

[FM]

button, the band

alternates between

the

HF1, HF2,

and

HF3

bands.

[AM] button

Selects

theHDAM

band.

[~]I

[~]

buttons

Tunesupor

down

bands.

[0] - [9] buttons

Press

buttons

[1]

-

[6]torecall preset stations.

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Accessories/Installation Procedure

..........

2

..........

4

5.

Connect the wiring harness connectortothe

unit.

6.

Install the unit in your

car.

7.

Reconnect the 8 battery.

8.

Press

the reset button .

AWARNING

Ifyou 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.

~

Ifthe powerisnot turnedON(or itisON,

but

will be

OFF immediately), the speaker wire may have a short-circuit or touched the

chasisofthe vehicle and the protection

function may have been activated. Therefore, the speaker

wire should be checked. Ifyour

car's

ignition does

not

haveanACC

position,

connect the ignition wires

to

a power source that

can

be

turned on and

off

with the ignition

key.

Ifyou connect

the ignition wire

to

a power source with a constant

voltage supply,

as

with battery wires, the battery may die.

Ifthe console

has

a lid, make suretoinstall the unit

so

that the faceplate will not hit the lid when closing and

opening. Ifthe fuse blows, first make

sure

the wires aren't touching

to

cause

a short circuit, then replace the old fuse with

one with the same rating.

Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape or other

similar material.

To

prevent a short circuit, do not remove

the

caps

on the endsofthe 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 connectedtothe system, connect the connectors either to both the front output

terminals or to both the

rear

output

terminals

(do

not

mix front and

rear).

For

example,ifyou connect

the

ffi connector

of

the left speakertoafront

output

terminal, do

not

connect the 8 connector

toarear

output

terminal.

After the unit

is

installed, check whether the brake lamps,

blinkers, wipers, etc. on the

car

are

working properly.

Mount

the unitsothat the mounting angleis30°orless.

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2

..........

1

..........

1

..........

1

®

Accessories

..........

4

®

Installation Procedure

1.Toprevent 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 wiresofthe wiring harness.

4. Connect the wiring harness wires in the

following order: ground, battery, ignition.

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I

English

Connecting Wires

to

Terminals (KDC-X590)

Ifnoconnections

are

made,donot

let the wire come

out

from

the

tab.

Sub Woofer right

output

(Red)

Sub Woofer left

output

(White)

Power control wire (Blue/White)

Motor

antenna control wire (Blue)

Dimmer control wire (Orange / White)

TEL

mute

wire (Brown)

~

• Do

not

remove

the

cap

when

youdonot

use

the

~

USB

cable. The connector will cause

the

unit

to

malfunctionifit gets in

touch

with

any metallic part

of

the

vehicle.

•

Fasten

the

connector

with

the

tapesothat

the

cable

will

not

come off.

FM/AMantenna

input

~

To

connect these leads, refer

to

~

the

relevant instruction manuals.

To

Kenwood disc changer/ External optional accessory

[0

To

USB

device

Front left

output

(White)

Front right

output

(Red)

USB

connector

To

use

the

steering

wheel remote

&===m'

control feature, you needtoan exclusive remote

adapter (not

supplied) matches your carisrequired.

When using

the

optional

power

amplifier,

connecttoits

power

control terminal.

Depending on

what

antenna you

are

using,

connect eithertothe

control terminalofthe

motor

antenna, ortothe

power

terminal for

the

booster amplifierofthe

film-type antenna.

Connecttothe terminal

thatisgrounded

when

either the

telephone

rings or during

conversation.

~

To

connect

the

Kenwood navigation

~

system, consult your navigation manual.

To

car light control switch

Steering remote control (Light Blue/ Yellow)

8 White/Black

To

front left speaker White

(f)-----------'

8 Gray/Black

To

front right speaker G

(f)_ra...;.,y

___

8 Green/Black

To

rear left speaker Green

(f)--------..J

8 Purple/Black

To

rear right speaker Purple

<±)

...J

Ignition key switch

~

@ Carfuse box

.-

I_g_n

i_ti_o_n_w_i_re_(_R_ed_)

--'

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I

39

Battery wire (Yellow)

Ground wire

(Black)8(To

car chassis)

ACC

Car

fuse box

~

(Main fuse)

Battery

Connecting Wires

to

Terminals (KDC-MP632U)

Ifnoconnections are made,donot

let

the

wire

come

out

from

the

tab.

FM/AM antenna

input

Motor

antenna control wire (Blue)

Power control wire (BluelWhite)

Dimmer

control wire (Oran e / White)

TEL

mute

wire (Brown)

~

• Do

not

remove

the

cap

when

youdonot

use

the

~

USB

cable. The

connector

will cause

the

unit

to

malfunctionifit

gets in

touch

with

any metallic part

of

the

vehicle.

• Fasten

the

connector

with

the

tapesothat

the

cable

will

not

come

off.

AUX

right

input

(Red)

AUX left

input

(White)

~

To

connect

these leads, refer

to

~

the

relevant instruction manuals.

To

Kenwood disc

changer/

External optional accessory

[0

To

USB

device

Front

left

output

(White)

Front rig

ht

output

(Red)

Rear

left

output

(White)/Sub

Woofer left

output

(Wh ite)

Rear

right

output

(Red)/Sub

Woofer

right

output

(Red)

USB

connector

When using

the

optional

power

amplifier,

connecttoits

power

control terminal.

Dependingonwhat

antenna you are using,

connect

eithertothe

control terminalofthe

motor

antenna, ortothe

power

terminal for

the

booster amplifierofthe

film-type

antenna.

Connecttothe

terminal

thatisgrounded

when

either

the

telephone

ringsorduring

conversation.

~

To

connect

the

Kenwood navigation

~

system, consult

your

navigation manual.

To

car

light

control switch

8 White/Black

To

front

left speaker

(±)

...;..W;..;..h.;.;,.;it=e

__

8

Gra

/Black

To

front

right

speaker

Gra

(±)--'----------'

8 Green/Black

To

rear left speaker

(±)

....;G;.;..re..;...e;;.;.n

~

8 Purple/Black

To

rear

right

speaker

®_p_u...;.rp_le

~

Ignition key switch

@=:>

@ Carfuse box

Car fuse

box

(Main fuse)

Battery

ACC

...

1

'-n_it_io_n_w_ire.......;...(R_e_d)'---

..........

1I

Batter wire (Yellow)

Ground wire

40

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English

Connecting Wires

to

Terminals (KDC-MP532Uj

If

no connections

are

made,donot

let the wire come

out

from the tab.

Power control wire (Blue/White)

Motor

antenna control wire

(Blue)

TEL

mute wire (Brown)

Dimmer control wire (Orange / White)

~

• Do

not

remove the cap when youdonot

use

the

~

USB

cable. The connector will cause the unit

to

malfunctionifit

gets in touch

with

any metallic part

of

the vehicle.

•

Fasten

the

connector

with

the tapesothat the cable

will

not

come off.

Front right

output

(Red)

Front left

output

(White)

ANT.

CONT

[0

To

USB

device

Rear

left

output

(White)

Rear

right

output

(Red)

USB

connector

When using the optional

power

amplifier,

connect

to

its power control terminal.

Depending on

what

antenna you

are

using,

connect either

to

the control terminalofthe

motor

antenna, ortothe

power

terminal for the

booster amplifier

of

the film-type antenna.

Connect

to

the terminal

thatisgrounded

when either the telephone rings or during

conversation.

~

To

connect

the

Kenwood navigation

~

system, consult your navigation manual.

To

car light control switch

8

White/Black

To

front left speaker

White

®

8

Gray/Black

To

front right speaker

Gray

® 8

Green/Black

To

rear left speaker

Green

®

8

Purple/Black

To

rear right speaker

Purple

®

Ignition key switch ([)= @

Car

fuse box

Car

fuse box

(Main fuse)

ACC

Ignition wire

(Red)

...

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

.....

11

Battery wire (Yellow)

Ground wire

(Black)8(To

car

chassis)

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I

41

Installation

non-Japanese cars

Japanese cars

1

Refertothe section <Removing the hard rubber frame> (page

44)

and then remove the hard

rubber frame.

2 Align the holes in the unit (two locations on each

side) with the vehicle

mounting

bracket and

secure the unit

with

the accessory screws.

T:

Toyotacars

N:

Nissan

cars

@T/N

W~~:x.

\-10

05mm

e~~~~

I~@

05mm

Accessory@

...

for Nissan car

Accessory0...forToyota car

~

• During installation,donot

use any screws except for

those provided. The useofdifferent screws

might

result

in damagetothe

main unit.

• Damage may occurifa screwdriverorsimilar toolisused with

excessive force

during

the

installations.

\

Bend the tabsofthe mounting

sleeve

with

a screwdriverorsimilar utensil and attach it in place.

Self-tapping screw

(commercially available)

Screw (M4X8) (commercially available)

Metal

mounting

strap

(commerciallyavailable)

Firewall or metal support

~

• Make sure

that

the

unitisinstalled securely in place. If

the

unitisunstable, it may malfunction (for example, the

sound may skip).

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English

Accessory(J)

4 Tighten the screw (02 x 5 mm) (Accessory@)

and bracket (Accessory0) in the hole shown on the diagram.

~

I L

~

Accessory@

~~

~

• Never insert the screws in any other screw hole than the one specified. Ifyou screw them in another hole,

it

will

contact and may cause damage

to

the

mechanical parts

inside the unit.

Accessory@

~

"'-I~

Accessory@

~

3 Tighten the screw (02 x 5 mm) (Accessory@)

and bracket (Accessory @) in the hole shown on the diagram.

Screwing

the

Faceplate on

the

Unit

Ifyou

wanttofasten

the

faceplatetothe

main

unit

so

that

it does

not

fall off.

1

Refertothe section <Removing the hard rubber

frame> (page

44)

and then remove the hard

rubber frame.

2 Drop open the faceplate by pressing the

Release

button.

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Removing the Unit

Removing

the

hard rubber frame

1 Engage the catch pins on the removal tool and

remove the

two

locks on the upper level.

Upper the frame and pull it forward

as

shown in

the figure.

Accessory@ Removal tool

2 When the upper level

is

removed, remove the

lower

two

locations.

~

• The frame can be removed from the

bottom

side in the

same manner.

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Removing the Unit

1

Refertothe section <Removing the hard rubber frame> (page

44)

and then remove the hard

rubber frame.

2 Remove the screw (M4 x

8)

on the back panel.

3 Insert the

two

removal tools deeply into the slots

on each

side,asshown.

Screw

(M4X8)

(commercially available)

\

~.

4 Lower the removal tool toward the bottom, and

pullout

the unit halfway while pressing towards

the inside.

&

•Becarefultoavoid injury from the catch pins on

the

removal tool.

5

Pull

the unit

all

the way

out

with your hands,

being careful

nottodrop it.

Troubleshooting Guide

What might

seemtobe

a malfunctioninyour

unit

may

justbethe

resultofslight

misoperation

or

miswiring.

Before

calling

service,

first

check

the

following table

for

possible

problems.

General

? The power does not turn ON.

1/

The fuse

has

blown.

(@"

After checking for short circuits in

the

wires,

replace

the

fuse

with

one

with

the

same

rating.

? There's a source you can't switch.

1/

There's no media inserted.

(@"

Set

the

media you

wanttolisten to.Ifthere's

no media in this unit, you can't switch

to

each

source.

1/

The Disc changer isn't connected.

(@"

Connect

the

Disc changer. If the Disc changer

isn't connected

to

it's

input

terminal, you can't

switch

toanexternal disc source.

? The memory

is

erased when the ignition

is

turned

OFF.

1/

The ignition and battery wire

are

incorrectly

connected.

(@"

Connect

the

wire correctly, referringtothe

section on <Connecting Wires

to

Terminals>

(page 39,40,41).

? The

TEL

mute function does not work.

1/

The

TEL

mute

wireisnot

connected properly.

(@"

Connect

the

wire correctly, referringtothe

section on <Connecting Wires

to

Terminals>

(page 39,40,41).

? The

TEL

mute function turnsONeven though the

TEL

mute wireisnot

connected.

1/

The

TEL

mute

wireistouching a metal partofthe

car.

(@"

Pull

the

TEL

mute

wire away from

the

metal

part

of

the

car.

?

EvenifLoudnessisturned ON, high-pitched tone

isn't compensated for.

1/

Tuner sourceisselected.

(@"

High-pitched

tone

isn't compensated for when

in Tuner source.

? No sound

can

be heard, or

the

volumeislow.

1/

The fader or balance settings are set all the way

to

one side.

(@"

Center

the

fader and balance settings.

1/

The

input/output

wires or wiring harness

are

connected incorrectly.

(@"

Reconnect

the

input/output

wires or the

wiring harness correctly.

See

the

section on

<Connecting Wires

to

Terminals> (page 39,40,

41).

1/

The valuesofVolume offset

are

low.

(@"

Turnupthe

Volume offset, referringtothe

section on <Audio Setup> (page

14).

1/

The <Built-in

Amp

Setting> (page

30)isOFF.

(@"

TurnitON.

? The sound quality

is

poor or distorted.

1/

Oneofthe

speaker wiresisbeing pinched by a

screw

in

the

car.

(@"

Check

the

speaker wiring.

1/

The speakers are

not

wired correctly.

(@"

Reconnect the speaker wiressothat

each

output

terminalisconnectedtoa different

speaker.

? The Touch Sensor Tone doesn't sound.

1/

The preoutjackisbeing used.

(@"

The Touch Sensor Tone can't be

output

from

the preout jack.

? The Dimmer function doesn't work.

1/

The Dimmer wire isn't connected correctly.

(@"

Check

the

Dimmer wire connection.

1/

The

(page

29)isOFF.

(@"

Turn it

ON.

? The display blacks out while scrolling.

1/

<Display Illumination Control>issettoOFF.

(@"

Referto<Display Illumination Control> (page

29).

? The sound

is

not

output

from Subwoofer or

it

outputs the different sound.

1/

When"2ZONE"of<Audio Setup>issettoON.

(@"

Set"2ZONE"of<Audio Setup>toOFF (page14).

? Cannot set Dual Zone System

of

(page 14).

1/

CA-C1

AX/ CA-C2AXisconnectedtoKCA-S21OAor

other units.

(@"

Connect

the

CA-C1

AX/ CA-C2AX directly

to

this unit.

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Troubleshooting Guide

Tuner source

? Radio reception

is

poor.

V'

The car antennaisnot

extended.

1&

Pull

the

antenna

out

all

the

way.

V' The antenna control wire

is

not

connected.

1&

Connect

the

wire correctly, referringtothe section on <Connecting WirestoTerminals> (page 39,40,41).

? The desired frequency can't be entered with the

Direct

Access

Tuning.

V'

A station

that

can't be receivedisbeing entered.

1&

Enter a station

that

can be received.

V' You're trying

to

enter a frequency

witha0.01

MHz

unit.

1&

What can be designatedintheFMbandisto

0.1

MHz.

Disc source

?

"AUX

EXT"isdisplayed without achieving

External disc control mode.

V'

Unsupported disc changerisconnected.

1&

Use

the

disc changer mentioned in the <AboutCDplayers/disc changers connected to

this

unit>

(page4)of

the section on <Safety

precautions>.

? The specified disc does

not

play,

but

another one

plays instead.

V'

The specifiedCDis

quite

dirty.

1&

Clean

the

CD.

V' The disc

is

loaded in a different slot from that

specified.

1&

Eject

the

disc magazine and check

the

number

for

the

specified disc.

V' The disc

is

severely scratched.

1&

Try another disc instead.

? Can't remove disc.

V'

The causeisthat

more than10minutes

has

elapsed since the vehicle

ACC

switch

was

turned

OFF.

1&

The disc can only be removed

within

10

minutesofthe

ACC

switch being turned

OFF.

If more than10minutes

has

elapsed, turn

the

ACC

switchONagain and

press

the

Eject

button.

? The disc won't insert.

V'

There's already another disc inserted.

1&

Press

the

[~]

button

and remove

the

disc.

? Direct Search can't be done.

V'

Another functionisON.

1&

Turn Random

Play

or other functions

OFF.

? Track Search can't be done.

V'

For

the

discs/folders first or last song.

1&

For

each disc/folder, Track

Search

can't be

done in

the

backward direction for

the

first

song or in

the

forward direction for

the

last

song.

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Audio file source

? Cannot play an Audio file.

V'

The mediaisscratched or dirty.

1&

Clean

the

media, referringtotheCDcleaning

of

the section on

<About

CDs> (page

7).

? The sound skips when an Audio file

is

being

played.

V'

The mediaisscratched or dirty.

1&

Clean the media, referringtotheCDcleaning

of

the section on

<About

CDs> (page

7).

V' The recording

conditionisbad.

1&

Record the media again or

use

another media.

? The Audio file track

time

isn't displayed correctly.

V'

1&

There

are

times when it isn't displayed

correctly according

to

the Audio file recording

conditions.

HD

Radio source

? No sound

can

be heard, or

the

volumeislow.

V'

The preset broadcast stationisnot

transmitting

in

the

mode

that

was set

with

<Receive

mode

Setting>.

1&

Please

set <Receive

mode

Setting> (page

31)

to

"AUTO".

V'

In

digitalAMbroadcasting, receive

mode

switches

between stereo and monaural

too

often.

1&

Receiving

conditionisbad or unstable.

Stereo

is

chosen when receiving condition

is

good, anditswitchestomonaural when

the

condition becomes bad.

V'

HD

Radio

tunerisconnectedtoKCA-S21OAor

other units.

1&

Connect

theHDRadio

tuner

directlytothe

control unit.

USB

device source

? The

USB

deviceisnot detected.

V'

The

USB

connectorisdisconnected.

1&

Connect

the

connectorofthe

USB

device

properly.

? The

USB

device does not play its audio files.

V'

The

USB

connectorisdisconnected.

1&

Connect

the

connectorofthe

USB

device

properly.

The messages shown below display your

systems condition.

EJECT:

No disc magazine

has

been loaded

in

the

changer. The disc magazineisnot

completely loaded.

¢ Load

the

disc magazine properly.

NoCDin the unit.

¢ Insert

the

CD.

DEMO

MODE:

The Demonstration

mode

has

been

selected.

¢ The <Demonstration

mode

Setting>

(page

34)isON.

Turn it

OFF.

The protective circuit in

the

unit activates

when

the

temperature inside

the

automatic disc changer exceeds

60°C

(140°F),

stopping

all

operation.

¢ Cool

down

the

unit

by opening

the

windowsorturningonthe

air

conditioner.Asthe

temperature falls

below

60°C

(140°F),

the

disc will start

playing again.

TheCDplayer sectionisnot

operating

properly.

¢ Reinsert the

CD.IftheCDcannot be

ejectedorthe

display continuestoflash

even

when

theCDhas

been properly

reinserted, please switch

off

the

power

and consult your nearest service center.

The speaker wire

has

a short-circuit

or

touches

the

chassisofthe

vehicle, and

then

the

protection

functionisactivated.

¢ Wire

or

insulate

the

speaker cable

properly and press

the

reset button.

An Audio fileisplayed

with

a format

that

this

unit

can't support.

¢----

A copy-protected fileisplayed.

¢----

The

USB

deviceisselectedasa source

although no

USB

deviceisconnected.

¢ Change

the

sourcetoany source other

than

USB.

ConnectanUSB

device, and

change

the

sourcetoUSB

again.

An unsupported

USB

deviceisconnected.

¢

For

the

supported

USB

devices, refer

to

<About

USB

device> (page

10).

HOLD:

IN

(Blink):

PROTECT:

NA

FILE:

NO

DVICE:

COPY

PRO:

NA

DVICE:

NO

MUSIC/

E-15:

• Media was played

that

doesn't have data

recorded

that

the

unit

can play.

•The connected

USB

device contains no

playable audio file.

¢

Use

media

that

has

data recorded

that

the

unit

can play.

The connected

USB

deviceisrated a

current capacity higher than

the

allowable

limit.

¢ Check

the

USB

device

with

reference

to

<About

USB

device> (page

10).

Some

trouble

may have occurredtothe

connected

USB

device.

¢ Remove

the

USB

device and then

reconnect it. When

the

same message

displays again,

use

another

USB

device.

USB

ERR:

No disc

has

been loaded in

the

disc

magazine.

¢ Load a disc into

the

disc magazine.

No disc

has

been loaded in

the

disc

magazine.

¢ Load a disc into

the

disc magazine.

TheCDis

quite

dirty.TheCDis

upside-

down.

TheCDis

scratched a lot.

¢ Clean

theCDand load it correctly.

•The

numberoffilesorfolders

which

are

stored in

the

connected

USB

device

is

above

the

limitation.

•The file systemofthe connected

USB

deviceisbroken.

¢ Copy

the

files and folders for

the

USB

device again referringtowww.

kenwood.com/usb!.Ifthe

error messageisstill displayed, initialize the USB

device or

use

other

USB

devices.

The

unitismalfunctioning for some reason.

¢

Press

the

reset

buttononthe

unit.Ifthe

"E-77" code does

not

disappear, consult

your nearest service center.

TheCDis

upside-down.

¢ Load

theCDcorrectly.

Nothing

has

been recorded on

the

MD.

No tracks

are

recorded on the MD,

although it

has

a title.

The faceplateofthe

slave

unit

being

connectedtothis

unit

has

been removed.

¢ Replace it.

Somethingiswrong

with

the disc

magazine. Or

the

unitismalfunctioning for

some reason.

¢ Check

the

disc magazine. And

then

press

the

reset

buttononthe

unit. If

the

"E-99" code does

not

disappear, consult

your nearest service center.

Discs

are being exchanged in

the

Disc

changer. The

unitisreading

the

data on

the

disc.

NO

DISC:

READ

ERR:

TOC

ERR:

BLANK: NO

TRACK:

NO

PANEL:

E-05:

E-77:

LOAD:

E-99:

READING:

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Specifications

subject to change without

notice.

FM

tuner

section

Frequency range (200 kHz space)

: 87.9

MHz

- 107.9

MHz

Usable sensitivity (SIN = 30dB)

: 9.3dBf (0.8

\lV

175

0)

Quieting

Sensitivity (SIN = 50dB)

: 15.2dBf (1.6

\lV

175

0)

Frequency response (±3.0 dB)

: 30 Hz -

15

kHz

Signal

to

Noise ratio (MONO)

: 70 dB

Selectivity

(±400

kHz)

:~80 dB

Stereo separation

(1

kHz)

: 40 dB

AM tuner section

Frequency

range

(10kHz

space)

: 530 kHz - 1700 kHz

Usable

sensitivity

(SIN =20dB)

: 28

dB\l

(25

\lV)

CD

player section

Laser

diode

: GaAIAs

Digital

filter

(DI

A)

: 8 Times

Over

Sampling

DI

A

Converter

: 1 Bit

Spindle speed

: 1000 -

400

rpm

(CLV

2times)

Wow&Flutter

:

Below

Measurable

Limit

Frequency response (±1 dB)

:

10Hz

- 20 kHz

Total

harmonic

distortion(1kHz)

: 0.008 % (KDC-X590) :

0.01

% (KDC-MP632U/MP532U)

Signal

to

Noise ratio(1kHz)

: 110 dB (KDC-X590) : 105 dB (KDC-MP632U/MP532U)

Dynamic

range

: 93 dB

MP3

decode

:

Compliant

with

MPEG-l/2

Audio

Layer-3

WMA

decode

:

Compliant

with

Windows

Media

Audio

AAC

decode

: AAC

-LC

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4a

ll

files

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Audio section

Maximum

output

power

: 50 W x 4

Full

Bandwidth

Power (at less

than

1%THO)

: 22 W x 4

Speaker

impedance

: 4 - 8 0

Tone

action

Bass: 100 Hz±8dB Middle:

1 kHz±8dB

Treble:

10kHz±8dB

Preout level

I Load

(during

disc play)

: 4000

mV/l0

kO

(KDC-X590)

: 2500

mV/l 0

kO

(KDC-MP632U)

: 2000

mV/l 0

kO

(KDC-MP532U)

Preout

impedance

:~6000

USB

Interface

USB

Standard

: USB1.l1 2.0

File System

:

FAT161

32

Maximum

Supply

current

: 500

mA

MP3

decode

:

Compliant

with

MPEG-1/2

Audio

Layer-3

WMA

decode

:

Compliant

with

Windows

Media

Audio

AAC

decode

: AAC-LC

lI.

m

4a" files

Auxiliary

input

(KDC-MP632U)

Frequency responce(±1 dB)

: 20 Hz - 20 kHz

Input

Maximum

Voltage

: 1200

mV

Input

impedance

: 100

kO

General

Operating

voltage

(11

- 16V

allowable)

: 14.4 V

Current

consumption

: 10 A

Installation Size

(W

x H x

D)

: 182 x 53 x 155

mm

7-3/16 x 2-1/16 x 6-118

inch

Weight

:

3.1

Ibs (1.40 kg)

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Media Manager

INSTALLATION MANUEL

D1INSTALLATION

MANUAL

INSTALLATIONSHANDBUCH INSTALLATIEHANDLEIDING MANUALE DI INSTALLAZIONE MANUAL

Kenwood Corporation

DE INSTALACION

Preface

PhatNoise Media Manager (hereafter called "Media Manager") allows youtoencode your audio

CDs

and create a digital music library on your

PC.

It also lets you create ACDrive media

The created ACDrive media can be played

with

audio system

following logo mark.

(CDorUSB

ACDrive

Playing songs playlist set index featu

the

ACDrive media

by

using

the

music information (suchasthe

with

Media Manager.Inthis

reo

NOTE

• Screen images in this manual are shownasthe from

may vary

• Available ACDrive media and features vary

system. system.

those actually displayed.

For

more

details, refertothe

with

the Kenwood car audio system allows youtoselect

case,

Operating Instructions supplied

device) containing

with

the

ACDrive-compliant Kenwood car

your

rt

album title, artist, and genre)orthe

the

informationisread

reference for operating procedure, and

dependingonthe

modelofthe

outbythe

car audio

with

your car audio

favorite music.

voice

About

2 I

CD

attached

The CD contents

• ACDrive demonstration

• Installation programofPhatNoise Media Manager (for Windows

To

install PhatNoise Media

See<1Required Operating Environment> (page3)and <2 Software Installation> (page

4)toinstall PhatNoise Media Manager.

To

enjoy sample tracks

1.

Insert

the

CD

into

2.

Select album, artist, genre,orplaylisttoselect

the

button

CD

Manager

Kenwood car audio

on Kenwood car audio

that

activates Voice Indextosearch

the

desired track.

PC)

English

by

o Required Operating Environment

To

use

Media

+Software

Manager,

the following software

and

hardware

are

required:

Microsoft®

Windows®

98SE,

+Hardware

•

Personal MHz

run

•

128MB

•

Hard

•

CD-R/CD-RW

USB

•

computer (main unit,

or better

normally

RAM

disk

mass

Pentium®IIprocessor

or more

with sufficient

drive

storage device

free

+Others

Internet connection environment

NOTE

• Windows

• Administrator

XP.

etc). Free

•

ME,

2000, orXPis

authorityisrequired

Be

suretolog-inasusers

space on

the

hard diskisrequiredasfollows:

ME,

2000,orXP

display,

space

(suchasUSB

requiredtocreateanACDrive on

with

administrator

and

peripheral units) incorporating a

(or

the equivalent)onwhich the aboveOScan

memory,

when

installing Media Manager in Windows 2000 or

USB

authority

hard

disk,

USB

card

reader)

USB

device.

(for example, IIAdministrator

500

ll

US Europe

200

MB

400MB

English

I 3

H Software Installation

Install Media Manager following the procedure below.

NOTE

• ThePCneedstobe rebooted during installation. starting the installation procedure.

End

all

application programs before

Installing

1

2

3

the

Program

Set

the

Media

disc in

The installation program will start automatically.

Click

Perform operations following messages appearing on

the

~!1U::J

Manager

CD-R/CD-RW drive.

installation

the

display.

the

4

4 I

English

Click

•••

Installation will start.

5

NOTE

•

Adobe

Click_._

Installation processingiscontinued.

Click_~E

ThePCwill be rebooted.

Readerisneededtoread User Manual.

English

I 5

At

the

first starting up

1

2

Double-click PhatNoise

Manager icon on

Media Manager Register!]

Enter to all fields, and click I

[Load

appears.

dialog

Media

the

startsupand

appears.

From

Folder]

Media

desktop.

dialog

[Please

OK

,.

3

Click

Cancel

6 I

English

Language Selection

You

can

change the display language for Media Manager.

1

3

Select [Options...] from menu.

The

[Preference]

Select a desired language in "Select Language" combo box.

Clickmm.

The

display language

language for Media Manager will

dialog

will

and

the

[Tools]

appear.

manual

the

be

changed to the selected

CI

ick I

4

5

NOTE

• Media Managerissetupin same languageasWindowsofyour Pc.

• The Display language will be switched after restarting

CI

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ick

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of

Media Manager.

one.

English

I 7

Microsoft and Windows

the United States

and/or

are

other countries.

either registered trademarksortrademarksofMicrosoft Corporation in

KENWOOD

ATTENTION

Beforeusing

Demonstration functionissettoONasthe Itisrecommended or

before initial useofthe

If

the

Demonstration

arbitrarilyand

Setting

1. Enter Select "STANDBY"I"Standby" display

2. Enter Press displayed.

3. Select Push Mode:ON" display.

4. Turn Press "DEMO Mode:OFF"

this

product

that

modeisleftintheONposition

the

security code feature can

the

Demonstration

Standby

mode.

Menu

mode.

[MENU]

button

Demonstration

th~

Control knobto[FM]or[AM]toselect "DEMO ON"/"DEMO

the

Demonstration

the

Control knob

is

for

the

this featureisturned

product.

functiontobe

by

foratleast 1 second

mode

setting

item.

mode

OFF.

([~II])

foratleast 2 seconds untit"DEMO OFF"/

displayed.

first

time

original setting

OFFatthe

the

not

be accessed. .

OFF

pressing

[SRC]

untit"MENU"/"Menu"

ATTENTION

Avant

d'utiliserceproduit

La

fonction de demonstration est activee en sortie d'usine.IIest recommande cet appareil ou avantsapremiere utilisation. En

effet,siIe changer de de

configurationducodedesecurite.

de

desactiver cette

modededemonstration reste active, I'affichage risquera

fa~on

arbitraireetitnesera

Desactivationdela

1. Entrez en

Selectionnez I'affichage "STANDBY"/"Standby" en touche

2. Entrez en

Appuyez sur que

3. Selectionnez I'element

Placez "DEMO ON"/"DEMO Mode:ON".

modedeveille.

[SRC].

mode

menu.

la

molette

touche [MENU]

de commande sur [FM] ou [AM]

"MENU"/"Menu" s'affiche. .

pourlapremiere

fonctionaumomentdeI'installation

pas possible d'acceder alafonction

fonctiondedemonstration

appuyant

pendant

au moins 1 seconde jusqu'a

du

modededemonstration

pour

for

this product.

timeofinstallation

displaywill change

button.

is

fois

de

sur

la

ce

it configurer.

afficher

DesactivezIe Appuyez surlatouchedecommande secondesjusqu'a s'affiche.

modededemonstration.

ce

que

Ie message "DEMO OFF"/ "DEMO Mode:OFF"

([~II])

pendantaumoins 2

ATENelaN

Antesdeutilizar

La

funci6ndedemostraci6n esta activada para este producto. delainstalaci6n 0 antes del uso Sielmododedemostraci6nsedeja activado,lapantalla cambiarademodo

arbitrario ynose

Efectuarel

1. Introduzca el

Selecione

2. Introduzcaelmododemenu. . Pulse

el

bot6n

visualice "MENU"/"Menu".

3. Seleccione el Mueva el "DEMO ON"/"DEMO Mode:ON".

4. Desactive el Presione el hasta

quesevisualice "DEMO OFF"/"DEMO Mode:OFF".

esta

unidad

Se

recomienda desactivar esta funci6n en el

podra acceder alafunci6ndec6digodeseguridad.

ajustedefunciondedemostracion

mododeespera.

la

pantalla "STANDBY"/"Standby" pulsando el

[MENU]durantealmenos 1 segundo hasta

itemdeconfiguraciondemododedemostracion.

mandodecontrol a [FM] 0 [AM] para seleccionarlapantalla

mododedemostracion.

mandodecontrol

por

primera

como

configuraci6ndeorigen

in~cial

del producto.

([~II])

durantealmenos 2 segundos

vez

desactivada

bot6n

momento

que

[SRC].

se

01-'-

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Control

Mandodecontrol

knob

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satisfaction, please contact

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