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
COMPACTOS
RECEPTOR
DE
FM/AM
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
Kenwood Corporation
SIRIUS~
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H3'Radio®
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~
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
© 864-3343-00/01
(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.
<Auto Ensemble Memory Entry>
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
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)
directory
as
"#:".
"#"
isanalphabet to identify
each
partition.
Even
when the
USB
device
does
n'ot
have
partition,
"A:"
folderiscreated,and audio
files
are
controlled inside this folder.
Playing orderofthe
Audio file
• The Audio file plays in
the
order whichiswritten
by
CD
writing software.
You
maybeabletoset
the playing order: by
writing
the
play sequence
numbers such
as
"01"to"99" at the beginning
of
the
file name.
• Audio files
are
played in
the
order the files
are
written.
You
can specify
the
orderofplayback by
numbering files in a folder and writing
them
by
folder.
(USB
device)
Example
.
o
CD
(OJ)
CJ:
Folder
J>CD
J>:
Audio file
OJ
L-f31
~
J>@
GJ
L~®
t=J>@
WtJ>®
~@)
• Playing order
Playing orderafter
J>(f)
play
-
J>®,
J>®,
J>@,J>®
...
• File search
Forward file search
during
J>@
play
Push
the Control knob towards
[~]
-
J>®
• Folder search
Forward folder search
during
J>@
play
Push
the
Control knob towards
[FM]
-
GJ,GJ...
• File select
When the selection
is
set to file
J>®.
Push
the Control knob towards
[~]
-J>®
...
@),®
...
• Folder select 1
When the selection
is
settodirectoryW,and
you
wanttoskiptothe folder
ill
at
the same level.
Push
the Control knob towards
[~]
-
OJ
When the selectionissetto directory {l], moves the level
upbyfolder select.
Push
the
Control knob towards [AM] -
OJ
• Folder select 2
When the selection
is
settodirectory
OJ,
and
you
wanttoskip to the folder
0.
Push
the
Control knpb towards
[~]
-
m,
GJ
...
English.
·9
About
USB
device
Notes on Useofthe
USB
device
This
unit
can
play
audio
files
storedinthe
flash
memory
and
digital audio
player
that
haveaUSB
port
(these
devices
are
referred
to·as
USB
devices
in
this document).
The
following restrictions
are
placedonthe types
and
usageofavailable
USB
devices:
Available
USB
devices
• .
USB
devices
belonging to the
USB
mass
storage
class.
USB
devices
whose maximum current
c·onsumptionis500mAor
less.
For
the supported formats
and
USB
device
types,
refer
to http://wwwokenwoodocom/usbl.
~
~
o
USB
Mass
Storage
Class:
USB
devices
that
thePCcan recognizeasan
external
storage
without
using any special driver or application
software.
• Contact the
sales
agentasto whether your
USB
device conforms to the
USB
mass
storage
class
specs.
Usinganunsupported
USB
device
can
result
in
abnormal playbackordisplay ofthe audio
file.
Evenifyou
use
the
USB
device conforming to
the
above
specs,
audio
files
cannotbeplayed
normally dependingonthe typeorcondition
of
the
USB
device.
About
the
Connectionofthe
USB
device
When
connecting the
USB
device,
usageofthe
CA-U1EX
(option)isrecommended.
Normal playbackisnot guaranteed when a
cable
other than the
USB
compatible
cableisused.
Connecting acable whose total lengthislonger
than 5 m
can
resultinabnormal
playback.
~
~
o
You
cannot connect a
USB
device
viaaUSB
hub.
10· I
English
&
o Install
the
USB
device in the place whereitwill
not
prevent you from driving your
vehi~le
properly.
o Do
not
leave the
USB
device
.in
the vehicle for a long
time. It can deform or damage due
to
direct sunlight,
high temperature, etc.
o
Take
backupsofthe
audio files used
with
this unit.
The files can be
eras~d
depending
on the operating
conditions
of
the
USB
device.
We
shall have no compensation for any damage arising
outoferasureofthe
stored data.
About
USB
device Operation
USB
device operationisthe
sameasaudio
file operation
unless
otherwise
some
notice
is
indicated.
USB
sourceisrecognizedasCD
sourceonthe
connected unit.
General features
KENWOOD
Control
knob
Clock
display
t:
,no::.
:t.::,:'
: :
.::.:
: :
=.:
...
=.
~f..)
=
.:
--_
..
----
.
--_.
-
---_.
-_
..
_----
._---------
Power
ILOUDI~
.::::~:::=.
-----~-~----
LOUD
indicator
ATT
indicator
Volume
Turning ON
the
Power
Press
the
[SRC]
button.
Turning OFF
the
Power
Press
the
[SRC]
button
foratleast 1 second.
Selecting
the
Source
Press
the
[SRC]
button.
Increasing Volume
Turn
the
[VOL] knob clockwise.
Decreasing Volume
Turn
the
[VOL]
knob
counterclockwise.
Attenuator
SIRIUS
tuner
(Optional
accessory)
TunerorHD
Radio
(Optional
accessory)
USB
device
CD
External
disc
(Optional
accessory)
Auxiliary
input
oX-
Auxiliary
input
(Optional
accessory)
Standby
(Illumination
only
mode)
~
~
. * Function
of
the
KDC-MP632U.
"SIRIUS" "TUNER"or"HD
RADIO"
"USB"
"CD" "CD
CH"
"AUX" "AUX
EXT'
"STANDBY"
Turning
the
volume
down
quickly.
Press
the
[ATT]
button.
Each
time
you
press
the
button, the Attenuator
turns
ON
and
OFF.
When the AttenuatorisON,
the "AD" indicator
blinks.
English I
11
General features
System Q
Audio Control
Selecting
the
best
sound
setting
preset
for
different
typesofmusic.
1 Select
the
sourcetoset
Press
the
[SRC]
button.
2 Select
the
Sound
type
Press
the
[Q]
button.
When you
press
the
button
once, the current sound settingisdisplayed. Each
time you
press
the button, the sound
setting alternates.
• * User memory:The values set on the
<Audio
Control> (page
12).
KDC
-MP532U does
not
have
the
User
memory
functionsothe valuesofBass,
Middle, and Treble set in audio control are replacedtothe System Qvalues and
"USER"isnot
displayed
when
the
System Q
settingischanged.
• Change each setting value
with
the <Speaker
Setting> (page
14).
First,
select the speaker
type
with
the
Speaker setting.
User
memory* Rock Pops Easy Top
40
Jazz
Natural
~ ~
"USER"
"ROCK
'1
"EASY" "TOP
40"
"JAZZ"
"NATURAL
"
1 Select
the
sourcetoadjust
Press
the
[SRC]
button.
2 Enter Audio Control
mode
Press
the
[VOL]
knob.
3 Select
the
Basic
Audio itemtoadjust
Press
the
[VOL]
knob.
Each
time you
press
the knob, the itemtobe
adjusted alternates between
the
items shown
in
the table below.
4 Adjust
the
Basic
Audio item
Turn
the
[VOL]
knob.
RearVolume
*1,2
"R-VOL"
0-
35
Subwoofer
level*1,3,4,S
"SW
L"
-15
- +
15
Bass
level*6
"BAS
L"
-8-+8
Middle
level*6
"MID
L"
-8-+8
Treble
level*6
"TRE
L"
-8-+8
Balance
"BAL"
Left
15
-
Right
15
Fader*s
"FAD"
Rear
15
-
Front
15
Exit
Audio
Contra!
mode
(Vo!ume
contro!
mode)
~
~
*1
FunctionofKDC-X590/MP632U.
*2
You
can control this item
when
"2Z0N"of<Audio
Setup> (page
14)issetto"ON".
*3
You
can control this item
when
<Switching preout>
(page
30)issetto"SWPRE
SW".
(KDC
-MP632U only)
*4
You
can control this item
when
<Subwoofer
Output>
(page
15)issetto"SW
ON".
*5
You
can control this item
when
"2Z0N"of<Audio
Setup> (page
14)issetto"OFF".
*6
You
can adjust these items in detail.
Refer
to
<Adjusting
the
detailofAudio Control>(Page13).
(KDC-X590 only)
*6
Source tone memory: Puts the setupvalueinthe
memory
per source. (Detail Audio itemisincluded:
KDC
-X590 only)
5 Exit Audio Control mode
Press
any button.
Pressabutton
other than the
[VOL]
knob and
[AD]
button.
12 I
English
Function
of
the
KDC-X590
Adjusting
the
detailofAudio
Control
Among the
Basic
Audio items, you
can
adjust the
Bass
level, Middle level, and Treble level in detail.
1 Select the Basic
Audio
item
Select the desired itemtobe setindetail from
followings;
Bass
level
• Middle level
•Treble level For
howtoselect
Basic
Audio items,
see
<Audio
Control> (page
12).
2
~nter
Detail adjustment modeofAudio
Control
Press
the
[VOL]
knob
foratleast 1 second.
3 Select
the
Detail Audio itemtoadjust
Press
the
[VOL] knob.
Each
time
you
press
the knob, the itemtobe adjusted alternates between the items shown in the table below.
4 Adjust
the
Detail Audio item
Turn
the
[VOL] knob.
Bass
level
Bass
Center
Frequency
Bass0Factor Bass
Extend
Middle level
IIBAS
F
II
IIBAS
011
liB
EX
II
40/50/60170/80/100/
120/150
Hz
1.00/1.25/1.5012.00
OFF/ON
Middle
Center
Frequency
IIMID
F
I1
Middle0Factor
IIMID
011
Treble level
Treble
Center
Frequency
11
TR
Ell
0.5/1.0/1.512.0
kHz
1.0/2.0
10.0/12.5/15.0/17.5
kHz
5 Exit the Detflil Audio Control mode
Press
the
[VOL]
knob
foratleast 1 second.
~ ~
• When you set the
Bass
ExtendtoON,
low frequency
response
is
extended by
20%.
You
can
exit the Audio Control mode at anytime
by pressing any
button
except for
[VOL]
and
[AD]
buttons.
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General features
Audio Setup
Setting the
Sound
system,
suchasCross
over
Network.
1 Select
the
sourcetoadjust
Press
the
[SRC]
button.
2 Enter Audio Setup mode
Press
the
[VOL]
knob for at least 1
second.
3 Select
the
Audio Setup item to adjust
Press
the
[VOL]
knob.
Each
time
you
press
the knob, the itemtobe
adjusted alternates between
the
items shown
in
the table below.
4 Setup
the
Audio item
Turn
the
[VOL]
knob.
- Adjust
the
volumeofRear
channelby<Audio
Control> (page
12).
-The Audio Control
has
no effect on sub source.
You
can
use
the
Dual Zone System
with
the Auxiliary
input
sources listed below.
- Internal auxiliary
input
(KDC-MP632U only)
- Option
CA-C1
AXI
CA-C2AX
(KDC
-X590 only)
5 Exit Audio Setup mode
Press
the
[VOL]
knob for at least 1 second.
Speaker Setting
Fine-tuningsothat the
System
Q valueisoptimal
when
setting
the
speaker
type.
Front
High
Pass
IIHPF
II Filter*1,3 Rear
High
Pass
Filter*1,3IIHPR
II
Low
Pass
Filter*l,2,311LPFII
Subwoofer
Phase*l,2,3,4
IIPHAS
II
Volume
offset
IIV-OFF
II
Loudness
IILOUD
'
!
Dual
Zone
System*l
112Z0N"
~
~
Through/40*5
/60*5
/80/1
00/
120/150/180/220*5
Hz
Through/
40*5
/60*5
/80/100/
120/150/180/220*5
Hz
50*5/60/80/100*5/120/ Through
Hz
-8-±0 OFF/ON OFF/ON
1 Enter Standby
Press
the
[SRC]
button.
Select the
IISTANDBYIIdisplay.
2 Enter Speaker Setting mode
Press
the
[VOL]
knob.
3 Select
the
Speaker
type
Turn
the
[VOL]
knob.
Each
time
you turn the knob, the setting alternates between the settings shown in the table below.
4 Exit Speaker Setting mode
Press
the
[VOL]
knob.
• Volume offset:
Sets
each source's volumeasa
difference from
the
basic volume.
• Loudness: Compensates for
low
and high tones
during
low
volume.
• *1 Function
of
KDC-X590/MP632U.
*2
You
can control this item
when
<Switching preout>
(page
30)issetto"SWPRE
SW".
(KDC-MP632U only)
*2
You
can control this item
when
<Subwoofer
Output>
(page
15)issetto"SW
ON".
*3
You
can control this item
when
"2Z0N"of<Audio
Setup> (page
14)issetto"OFF".
*4
You
can control this item
when
Low
Pass
Filterisnot
settoThrough.
*5
KDC-X590 only
• Dual Zone System Main source and sub source (Auxiliary input)
output
Front channel and
Rear
channel separately.
- Setupthe channelofsub source by <Dual Zone
System Setting> (page
30).
- Select Main source by
[SRC]
button.
- Adjust
the
volumeofFront channel by [VOL] knob.
14 I
English
OFF For
5&4
in.
speaker
For6&6x9
in.
speaker
For
the
OEM
speaker
liSP
OFF
'
!
liSP
5/4
11
liSP
6*9/6
11
"SP
OEM"
In
Standby/
Auxiliary
input
source
~
~
3 Exit Switching Display
mode
Press
the
Control knob.
Functionofthe KDC-X590/KDC-MP632U
Subwoofer Output
Turning
the
Subwooferoutput
ON or
OFF.
Push
the
Control knob toward [AM] for at
least 2 seconds.
Each
time you push the knob, Subwoofer output
switches
ON
and
OFF.
When itisON,
IISW
ONIIis
displayed.
~
You
can control this function
when
<Switching
preout>
(page
30)issetto"SWPRE
SW".
(KDC
-MP632U
only)
You
can control this function
when"2ZONE"
of
<Audio
Setup> (page
14)issetto"OFF".
Switching Display
Changing
the
information displayed.
1 Enter Switching Display
mode
Press
the
Control knob for at least 1 second.
IIDISP
SELlisdisplayed.
2 Select
the
Display
item
Push
the
Control knob towards
[I
.....
] or
[~].
In Tunersource
In
HD
Radio source
Station
name
Song
title/
Artist
name/
Album
name/
Genre Frequency Clock
In SIRIUS
tuner
source
Channel
name
Song
title
Artist
name
Composer
name
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
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.
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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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