JVC Arsenal KD-A305 Instructions Manual

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CD RECEIVER
RECEPTOR CON CD
RECEPTEUR CD
KD-A305/KD-R300
KD-A305/KD-R300
KD-A305/KD-R300
IYIP3
WIIHA
For
canceling
the
display
demonstration,
see
page
7.
Para
cancelar
la
demostraci6n
en
pantalla,
consulte
la
pagina
7.
Pour
annuler
la
demonstration
des
affichages,
referez-vous
a
la
page
7.
For
installation
and
connections,
refer
to
the
separate
manual.
Para
la
instalaci6n
y
las
conexiones,
refierase
al
manual
separado.
Pour
I'installation
et
les
raccordements,
se
referer
au
manuel
separe.
INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL
DE
INSTRUCCIONES
MANUEL D'INSTRUCTIONS
For
customer
Use:
Enter
below
the
Model
No.
and
Serial
No.
which
are
located
on
the
top
or
bottom
ofthe
cabinet.
Retain
this
information
for
future
reference.
Model
No.
Serial
No.
GET0570-001A
[J]
Thank
you
for
purchasing
a
JVC
product.
Please
read
all
instructions
carefully
before
operation,
to
ensure
your
complete
understanding
and
to
obtain
the
best
possible
performance
from
the
unit.
INFORMATION
(For
U.S.A.)
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
digital
device,
pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in
a
residential
installation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instructions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications.
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
-
Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna.
-
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.
-
Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.
-
Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radiollV
technician
for
help.
Caution:
Changes
or
modifications
not
approved
by
JVC
could
void
the
user's
authority
to
operate
the
eqUipment.
IMPORTANT
FOR
LASER
PRODUCTS
1.
CLASS
1
LASER
PRODUCT
2.
CAUTION:
Do
not
open
the
top
cover.
There
are
no
user
serviceable
parts
inside
the
unit;
leave
all
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
3.
CAUTION:
(For
U.s.A.)
Visible
and/or
invisible
class
II
laser
radiation
when
open.
Do
not
stare
into
beam.
(For
Canada)
Visible
and/or
invisible
class
1M
laser
radiation
when
open.
Do
not
view
directly
with
optical
instruments.
4.
REPRODUCTION
OF
LABEl:
CAUTION
LABEL,
PLACED
OUTSIDE
THE
UNIT.
CAUTION
ATTENTION
AVISO
VARNING
;1.
CAUTION
VISIBLE
AND
I
OR
RAYONNEMENT
LASER
RADIACION
LAsER
SYNUG
OCH
I
EUER
;:;:fl<l:iJI
VISIBLE
AND
I
OR
INVISIBLE
CLASS
1M
VISIBLE
ET
I
OU
DE
Cl.ASE
1M
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INVISIBLE
CLASS
n
lASER
RADIATIOIl
INVISIBLE
DE
ClASSE
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LASERSTRAlNING
,
M7X1M
lASER
RADIATION
WHEN
OPEN.
DO
NOT
1
II
UNE
FOIS
OWERT.
KlASS
111,
lIAR
DENNA
1I-<f-1Ut1Jl
WHEN
OPEN.
VIEW
[JRECTLY
WITH
NE
PAS
REGARDER
ABIERTO.
NO
MIRAR
DEl.
Ail
0PPNA0.
1Il.t.
DO
NOT
STARE
OPTICAL
INSTRUlIENTS.
DIRECTEMENT
AVEC
DIRECT
AMENTE
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(ENG)
OPTiQUES.
(FAA)
.
(ESP)
1NST1UIENT.
(SWE)
(.AI)
(ENG)
[European
Union
only]
For
safety
...
Do
not
raise
the
volume
level
too
much,
as
this
will
block
outside
sounds,
making
driving
dangerous.
Stop
the
car
before
performing
any
complicated
operations.
Warning:
If
you
need
to
operate
the
unit
while
driving,
be
sure
to
look
around
carefully
or
you
may
be
involved
in
a
traffic
accident.
_ 2
Temperature
inside
the
car
...
If
you
have
parked
the
car
for
a
long
time
in
hot
or
cold
weather,
wait
until
the
temperature
in
the
car
becomes
normal
before
operating
the
unit.
How
to
reset
your
unit
Your
preset
adjustments
will
also
be
erased
(except
the
registered
Bluetooth
device,
see
page
10).
How
to
forcibly
eject
a
disc
- +
<!l/ATT
[Hold]
Be
careful
not
to
drop
the
disc
when
it
ejects.
If
this
does
not
work,
reset
your
unit.
Detaching
the
control
panel
Attaching
the
control
panel
Caution
on
volume
setting:
Discs
produce
very
little
noise
compared
with
other
sources.
Lower
the
volume
before
playing
a
disc
to
avoid
damaging
the
speakers
by
the
sudden
increase
of
the
output
level.
3 _
Basic
operations
Using
the
control
panel
_
[I]
FMlAM:
Select
preset
station.
HD
RADIO:
Select
channel.
SIRIUS/XM:
Select
category.
(D/CD-CH:
Select
folder.
IPOD:
Enter
the
main
menu/Pause
playback/
Confirm
selection.
BT-PHONElBT-AUDIO:
Enter/go
back
to
previous
Bluetooth
menu.
[II
Turn
on
the
power.
Attenuate
the
sound
(if
the
power
is
on).
Turn
off
the
power
[Hold].
Q]
Select
the
source.
FM/HD
RADIO
FM*l
-
AM/HD
RADIO
AM*1,
*2
-
SIRIUS*3/xM*3
-
CD*3
-
(D-CH*3/
IPOD*3
(or
EXT
INPUT)
-
BT-PHONE*3
-
BT-
AUDIO*3
-
AUX
IN*2
-
(back
to
the
beginning)
[I]
Enter
list
operations.
Enter
Menu
setting
[Hold].
W
Control
the
volume
or
selection
[Turn].*4
Confirm
the
selection
[Press].
*4
FMlHD
Radio:
Enter
SSM
preset
mode
[Hold].
*4
CD/CD-CHIIPOD:
Enter
playback
mode
[Hold].
*4
[]J
Loading
slot
[1]
Display
window
[]]
Eject
disc.
[ill
Select
the
sound
mode.
[Q]
Detach
the
panel.
[TI
Change
the
display
information.
~
FM/AMlHD
RADIO/SIRIUS/XM:
Search
for
station/channel.
CD/(D-(H:
Select
track.
IPOD:
Select
track.
BT-PHONE/BT-AUDIO:
Select
setting
item/
registered
device.
[J]
Return
to
the
previous
menu.
[H]
Remote
sensor
[1]
AUX
(auxiliary)
input
jack
*1
When
the
HD
Radio
tuner
box
is
connected,
the
built-in
tuner
of
this
unit
will
be
disabled.
To
listen
to
the
HD
Radio
broadcast,
refer
to
"Listening
to
the
radio"
on
page
8.
For
more
features,
see
page
14.
*2
You
cannot
select
these
sources
if
they
were
disabled
in
the
Menu
(see
"Menu
operations"
on
page
26).
*3
You
cannot
select
these
sources
if
they
are
not
ready
or
not
connected.
*4
Also
known
as
"Control
dial"
in
this
manual.
You
can
change
the
display
and
button
illumination
(see
"COLOR"
on
page
24).
_ 4
Display
window
1 2
IT]
Bluetooth
indicator
rn
Tr
(track)
indicator
W
Status
of
Bluetooth
device
(Device
number,
[P:
1-
5];
signal
strength,
(''fi'/:
0-
3]*;
battery
reminder,
[~:
0-
3]*)
*
As
the
number
increases,
the
signal/battery
power
becomes
stronger.
rn
Source
display
/
Track
number
/
Folder
number
/
Time
countdown
indicator
[[]
Playback
source
indicators-CH
(CD
changer),
DISC
[]]
Sound
mode
indicators-CLASSIC,
HIP
HOP,
JAZZ,
ROCK,
POPS,
USER
rn
HD
(HD
Radio)
indicator
[ID
EQ
(equalizer)
indicator
[ID
LOUD
(loudness)
indicator
[Q]
Disc
information
indicators-
TAG
(Tag
information),
J'
(track/file),
..
(folder)
IT]
Main
display
[g]
Playback
mode
/
item
indicators-RND
(random),
..
(disc),
..
(folder),
RPT
(repeat)
[1]]
HOLD
indicator
[1J
Tuner
reception
indicators-5T
(stereo),
MO
(monaural)
OPERATIONS
f,
!
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Remote
sensor
Continued
on
the
next
page
5 _
Before
using
the
remote
controller:
Aim
the
remote
controller
directly
at
the
remote
sensor
on
the
unit.
DO
NOT
expose
the
remote
sensor
to
bright
light
(direct
sunlight
or
artificial
lighting).
CR2025
Caution:
Danger
of
explosion
if
battery
is
incorrectly
replaced.
Replace
only
with
the
same
or
equivalent
type.
Battery
shall
not
be
exposed
to
excessive
heat
such
as
sunshine,
fire,
or
the
like.
If
the
effectiveness
of
the
remote
controller
decreases,
replace
the
battery.
Using
the
remote
controller
(RM-RKSO)
_
Installing
the
lithium
(oin
battery
(CR2025)
[I]
0
Turns
the
power
on
if
pressed
briefly
or
attenuates
the
sound
when
the
power
is
on.
o
Turns
the
power
off
if
pressed
and
held.
[I]
Changes
the
tuner/HD
Radio
preset
stations.
Changes
the
folder
of
the
MP3/WMA.
While
playing
an
MP3
disc
on
an
MP3-compatible
CD
changer:
-
Changes
the
disc
if
pressed
briefly.
-
Changes
the
folder
if
pressed
and
held.
While
listening
to
the
satellite
(SIRIUS
or
XM)
radio:
-
Changes
the
categories.
While
listening
to
an
Apple
iPod:
-
Pauses
or
resumes
playback
with
0
.....
-
Enters
the
main
menu
with
...
U.
(Now
...
U/D
....
/
....
R/F
~
work
as
the
menu
selecting
buttons.)*
*
...
U :
Returns
to
the
previous
menu.
D....
:
Confirms
the
seledion.
W
Adjusts
the
volume
level.
W
Selects
the
sound
mode.
[[]
Selects
the
source.
[§]
For
Bluetooth
cellular
phone:
-
Answers
calls
if
pressed
briefly.
-
Rejects
calls
if
pressed
and
held.
rn
.
Searches
for
stations
if
pressed
briefly.
Fast-forwards
or
reverses
the
track
if
pressed
and
held.
Changes
the
tracks
if
pressed
briefly.
o
While
listening
to
the
satellite
radio:
-
Changes
the
channels
if
pressed
briefly.
-
Changes
the
channels
rapidly
if
pressed
and
held.
o
While
listening
to
an
iPod
(in
menu
selecting
mode):
-
Selects
an
item
if
pressed
briefly.
(Then,
press
o
....
to
confirm
the
selection.)
-
Skips
10
items
at
a
time
if
pressed
and
held.
Reverse
skip/forward
skip
for
Bluetooth
audio.
Warning
(to
prevent
accidents
and
damage!.;.
Do
not
install
any
battery
other
than
CR2025
or
its
equivalent.
Do
not
leave
the
remote
controller
in
a
place
(such
as
dashboards)
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
for
a
long
time.
Store
the
battery
in
a
place
where
children
cannot
reach.
00
not
recharge,
short,
disassemble,
heat
the
battery,
or
dispose
of
it
in
a
fire.
Do
not
leave
the
battery
with
other
metallic
materials.
Do
not
poke
the
battery
with
tweezers
or
similar
tools.
Wrap
the
battery
with
tape
and
insulate
when
throwing
away
or
saving
it.
KD-A305
is
eqUipped
with
the
steering
wheel
remote
control
function.
See
the
Installation/Connection
Manual
(separate
volume)
for
connection.
_ 6
Preparation
Cancel
the
display
demonstrations
Select
"DEMO,"
then
"DEMO
OFF."
Set
the
clock
Select
"CLOCK"
-
"CLOCK
SET."
Adjust
the
hour,
then
press
control
dial
once
to
proceed
to
adjust
the
minute.
To
return
to
the
previous
menu,
press
BACK.
Turn
on
the
power.
···[Turnl
....
[Pressl
Cancel
the
display
demonstration
and
set
the
clock
See
also
page
23.
DISP
CIIIIJi\
When
the
power
is
turned
off:
Check
the
current
clock
time
when
"CLOCK
DISP"
is
set
to
"CLOCK
OFF,"
(see
page
23)
When
the
power
is
turned
on:
Change
the
display
information
of
the
current
source
FMlAM
Station
name*1
-
Frequency
-
Clock
~
(back
to
the
beginning)
CD/CD-CH
Audio
CD/CD
Text:
Disc
title/performer*2
-
Track
title*2
-
Current
track
number
with
the
elapsed
playing
time
-
Current
track
number
with
the
clock
time
~
(back
to
the
beginning)
.
MP3/WMA:
Album
name/performer
(folder
name)*3
-
Track
title
(file
name)*3
~
Current
track
number
with
the
elapsed
playing
time
-
Current
track
number
with
the
clock
time
-
(back
to
the
beginning)
IPOD
Folder
name
-
Track
name
-
Current
track
number
with
the
elapsed
playing
time
-
Current
track
number
with
the
clock
time
~
(back
to
the
beginning)
HD
RADIO
Call
Sign
*4
-
Frequency
-
Title/artist/album
name
of
the
current
segment*5
-
Clock
-
(back
to
the
beginning)
SIRIUS/XM
Category
name
-
Channel
name
-
Artist
name
-
Composer
name*6
-
Song/program
name/title
~
Clock
~
(back
to
the
beginning)
*1
If
no
title
is
assigned
to
a
station,
"NO
NAME"
appears.
To
assign
a
title
to
a
station,
see
page
21.
*2
If
the
current
disc
is
an
audio
CO,
"NO
NAME"
appears.
*3
If
an
MP3IWMA
file
does
not
have
Tag
information
or
"TAG
DISPLAY"
is
set
to
"TAG
OFF"
(see
page
24),
folder
name
and
file
name
appear.
*4
"****-FM"
or
"****"
appears
when
no
Call
Sign;s
rece;ved.
*5
"NO
TEXT"
appears
when
no
text
;s
received.
*6
Only
for
SIRIUS
Satellite
radio.
OPERATIONS
7 _
Listening
to
the
radio
Select
"FM"
or
"AM."
Search
for
a
station
to
listen-Auto
Search.
Manual
Search:
Hold
either
one
of
the
buttons
until"M"
flashes
on
the
display,
then
press
it
repeatedly.
When
receiving
an
FM
stereo
broadcast
with
sufficient
signal
strength,
"ST"
lights
up
on
the
display
.
.,.
When
an
FM
stereo
broadcast
is
hard
to
receive
See
also
page
24.
[Hold]
..
FM
station
automatic
presetting
-SSM
(Strong-station
Sequential
Memory)
You
can
preset
up
to
18
stations
for
FM.
1
While
listening
to
a
station
...
[Hold]
2
Select
the
preset
number
range
you
want
to
store.
[Turn]
[Turn]
-
[Press]
Select
"TUNER"
- "MONO"
-"MONO
ON"
Reception
improves,
but
stereo
effect
will
be
lost.
"MO"
lights
up
on
the
display.
SSM01-06
.....
SSM07-12
.....
SSM
13-18
To
restore
the
stereo
effect,
repeat
the
same
procedure
to
select
"MONO
OFF."
The
MO
indicator
3
goes
off.
[Press]
Local
FM
stations
with
the
strongest
signals
are
searched
and
stored
automatically.
If
an
HD
Radio
tuner
box
is
connected,
you
can
also
search
and
store
the
AM
stations.
To
preset
other
6
stations,
repeat
from
step
1
again.
_ 8
Manual
presetting
(FM/AM)
You
can
preset
up
to
18
stations
for
FM
and
6
stations
for
AM.
Ex.:
Storing
FM
station
of92.50
MHz
into
preset
number
/104./1
or
[Hold]
3
Selecting
preset
station
I
1
2
Select
preset
number
1/04.1/
[Turn]
[Turn]
.....
[Press]
Disc
operations
Turn
on
the
power.
Insert
a
disc.
All
tracks
will
be
played
repeatedly
until
you
change
the
source
or
eject
the
disc.
Stop
playing
and
ejecting
the
disc
/lNO
DISC/I
appears.
Press
SRC
to
listen
to
another
playback
source.
Selecting
a
track/folder
[Turn]
.....
[Press]
OPERATIONS
For
MP3/WMA
discs,
select
the
desired
folder,
then
the
desired
track
by
performing
the
control
dial.
To
return
to
the
previous
menu,
press
BACK.
Continued
on
the
next
page
9 _
+
[Hold]
Prohibiting
disc
ejection
To
cancel
the
prohibition,
repeat
the
same
procedure.
Pressing
(or
holding)
the
following
buttons
allows
you
to
...
MP3/WMA:
Select
folder
[Press]
Select
track
[Hold]
Reverse/fast-forward
track
..
Selecting
the
playback
modes
You
can
use
only
one
of
the
following
playback
modes
ata
time.
Using
the
Bluetooth@
devices
For
Bluetooth
operations,
it
is
required
to
connect
the
Bluetooth
adapter
(KS-BTA200)
(separately
purchased)
to
the
CD
changer
jack
on
the
rear
of
this
unit.
Refer
also
to
the
instructions
supplied
with
the
Bluetooth
adapter
and
the
Bluetooth
device
.
Refer
to
the
list
(included
in
the
box)
to
check
the
countries
where
you
may
use
the
Bluetooth@
function.
OPEN
Make
the
unit
ready
to
establish
a
new
Bluetooth
connection.
Connection
is
established
by
operating
the
Bluetooth
device.
Registering
a
Bluetooth
device
Registration
(Pairing)
methods
Use
either
of
the
follOWing
items
in
the
Bluetooth
menu
to
register
and
establish
the
connection
with
a
device.
Select
"BT
-PHONE"
or
"BT
-AUDIO"
as
the
source
to
operate
the
Bluetooth
menu.
To
use
a
Bluetooth
device
through
the
unit
("BT
-PHONE"
and
"BT
-AUDIO")
for
the
first
time,
you
need
to
establish
Bluetooth
wireless
connection
between
the
unit
and
the
device.
Once
the
connection
is
established,
it
is
registered
in
the
unit
even
if
you
reset
your
unit.
Up
to
five
devices
can
be
registered
in
total.
Only
one
device
can
be
connected
at
a
time
for
each
source
("BT-PHONE"
and
"BT-AUDIO").
MP3IWMA:
Repeats
current
folder
I
REPEAT
++
RANDOM
I
[Turn]
-
[Press]
[Turn]
-
[Press]
[Hold]
:
Repeats
current
track
FOLDERRPT
TRACKRPT
FOLDER
RND
:
MP3IWMA:
Randomly
plays
all
tracks
of
current
folder,
then
tracks
of
next
folders
3
2
1
ALL
RND
:
Randomly
plays
all
tracks
To
cancel
repeat
play
or
random
play,
select
"RPT
OFF"
or
"RND
OFF."
To
return
to
the
previous
menu,
press
BACK.
SEARCH
Make
the
unit
ready
to
establish
a
new
Bluetooth
connection
.
Connection
is
established
by
operating
the
unit.
_ 10
OPERATIONS
&
EXTERNAL
DEVICES
Registering
using
"OPEN"
Preparation:
Operate
the
device
to
turn
on
its
Bluetooth
function.
1
Select
"BT-PHONE"
or
"BT-AUDIO."
SRC
__
2
Select
"NEW
DEVICE."
5
Use
the
Bluetooth
device
to
search
and
connect.
On
the
device
to
be
connected,
enter
the
same
PIN
code
you
have
just
entered
for
this
unit.
"CONNECTED"
appears
on
the
display.
Now
connection
is
established
and
you
can
use
the
device
through
the
unit.
3
Select
"OPEN."
The
device
remains
registered
even
after
you
disconnect
the
device.
Use
"CONNECT"
(or
activate
"AUTO
CNNCT")
to
connect
the
same
device
from
next
time
on.
(See
the
following
and
page
22.)
-
v
[I]
Select
a
device
you
want
to
connect.
Connecting
a
device
Perform
steps
1
and
2
on
left
column,
then
...
OJ
Select
"SEARCH"
to
search
for
available
devices.
The
unit
searches
and
displays
the
list
of
the
available
devices.
If
no
available
device
is
detected,
"UNFOUND"
appears.
Select
"SPECIAL"
to
connect
a
special
device.
The
unit
displays
the
list
ofthe
preset
devices.
4
Enter
a
PIN
(Personal
Identification
Number)
code
to
the
unit.
You
can
enter
any
number
you
like
(l-digit
to
16-digit
number).
[Initial:
0000]
*
Some
devices
have
their
own
PIN
code.
Enter
the
specified
PIN
code
to
the
unit.
OJ
Move
to
the
next
(or
previous)
number
position.
[I]
Select
a
number.
[Turn]
W
Repeat
steps
OJ
and
[I]
until
you
finish
entering
a
PIN
code.
[I]
Confirm
the
entry.
[
~
~
~(
"OPEN
..
"
flashes
on
the
display.
w.
For
available
devices
•••
Enter
the
specific
PIN
code
of
the
device
to
the
unit.
Refer
to
the
instructions
supplied
with
the
device
to
check
the
PIN
code.
Use
the
Bluetooth
device
to
connect.
Now
connection
is
established
and
you
can
use
the
device
through
the
unit.
For
special
device
•••
Use
"OPEN"
or
"SEARCH"
to
connect.
I
EXTERNAL
DEVICES
Continued
on
the
next
page
11
_
Connecting/disconnecting/deleting
a
registered
device
[[]
Select
"BY·PHONE"
or
"BT-AUDIO."
sRc6_J
[II
Select
a
registered
device
you
want
to
connertldisconnertldelete.
rn
.
Select
"CONNECT"
or
"DISCONNECT"
to
connect/disconnect
the
selected
device.
Select
"DELETE,"
then
"YES"
to
delete
the
selected
device.
You
can
set
the
unit
to
connect
the
Bluetooth
device
automatically
when
the
unit
is
turned
on.
(See
II
AUTO
CNNCTII
on
page
22.)
Select
"BT
·PHONE."
Enter
the
Bluetooth
menu.
Make
a
call
or
setting
using
the
Bluetooth
setting
menu.
(See
the
following
and
page
22.)
When
a
call
comes
in
....
The
source
is
automatically
changed
to
IIBT-PHONE."
The
display
will
flash
in
blue
(see
IIRING
COLOR
II
on
page
24
for
setting.)
When
"AUTO
ANSWER"
is
activated
....
The
unit
answers
the
incoming
calls
automatically,
see
page
22.
When
IIAUTO
ANSWER"
is
deactivated,
press
any
button
(except
cb/ATT/~/~)
to
answer
the
incoming
call.
You
can
adjust
the
microphone
volume
level
(see
page
22).
To
end
the
call
Hold
any
button
(except<!>/An/~~).
_ 12
When
a
text
message
comes
in
....
If
the
cellular
phone
is
compatible
with
text
message
(notified
through
JVC
Bluetooth
adapter)
and
"MSG
INFOII
(message
info)
is
setto
IIAUTO"
(see
page
22),
the
unit
rings
to
inform
you
of
the
message
arrival.
IIRCV
MESSAGE
II
(receiving
message)
appears
on
the
display
and
the
display
illuminate
in
blue
(see
IIRING
COLOR
II
on
page
24
for
setting).
Making
a
call
You
can
make
a
call
using
the
following
methods.
Select
IIBT
-PHONE,II
then
follow
the
following
steps
to
makea
call:
To
return
to
the
previous
menu,
press
BACK.
1
Enter
the
"DIAL"
menu.
Phone
book:
[]]
Select
"PHONE
BOOK*".
The
list
of
phone
number
appears.
W
Select
a
name
from
the
list.
W
Speak
the
name
you
want
to
call.
If
your
cellular
phone
does
not
support
the
voice
recognition
system,
"ERROR"
appears
on
the
display.
Using
voice
tags
may
be
difficult
in
a
noisy
environment
or
during
an
emergency.
SRC
fil."
Select
"BY
·AUDIO."
If
playback
does
not
start,
operate
the
Bluetooth
audio
player
to
start
playback.
Operate
the
Bluetooth
audio
player
to
pause
(if
playback
does
not
pause
when
you
change
the
source).
Using
the
Bluetooth
audio
player
_
.....
2
Select
a
calling
method.
c:
HONE
BOOK
-MISSED-NUMBER
1
RECEIVED
-REDIAL
-
VOICE
DIAL
..J
Call
history:
[]]
Select
a
call
history
(REDIAL
*,
RECEIVED*,
MISSED*).
W
Then
select
a
name
(if
it
is
acquired)
or
phone
number.
Direct
dialing:
[]]
Select
"NUMBER."
W
Enter
the
phone
number.
[Turn]
Reverse
skip/forward
skip
Pause/start
playback*
*
Operation
may
be
different
according
to
the
connected
Bluetooth
audio
player.
Enter
setting
menu
(Device
list)
....
'.~'1"-:
...
...
v~~
Refer
also
to
page
12
for
connecting/disconnecting/
deleting
a
registered
device
.
*
Displays
only
when
your
cellular
phone
is
equipped
with
these
functions
and
is
compatible
with
this
unit.
Voi(e
dialing:
[]]
Select
"VOICE
DIAL."
Bluetooth
Information:
If
you
wish
to
receive
more
information
about
Bluetooth,
visit
the
following
JVe
web
site:
<http://www.jvc.co.jp/english/car/>
(English
website
only)
~
~
"SAY
NAME"
appears
on
the
display.
EXTERNAL
DEVICES
13 _
Listening
to
the
HD
Radio
Broadcast
[Hold]
While
listening
to
an
HD
Radio
station
...
See
also
page
24.
..
Changing
HD
Radio
reception
mode
While
receiving
an
HD
Radio
broadcast,
the
unit
receives
digital
or
analog
audio
automatically
due
to
the
receiving
condition.
..
Searching
for
HD
Radio
stations
only
What
is
HD
Radio
Technology?
HD
Radio
Technology
can
deliver
high-quality
digital
sound-AM
digital
will
have
FM-Iike
quality
(in
stereo)
and
FM
digital
will
have
CD-like
quality-with
static-
free
and
clear
reception.
Furthermore,
stations
can
offer
text
and
data,
such
as
artist
names
and
song
titles.
When
the
HD
Radio
tuner
box
is
connected,
it
can
also
receive
conventional
analog
broadcasts.
Many
HD
Radio
stations
also
offer
more
than
one
channel
of
programming.
This
service
is
called
multicasting.
To
find
HD
Radio
stations
in
your
area,
visit
<http://www.hdradio.com/>
.
Before
operating,
connect
HD
Radio
tuner
box,
KT
-HD300
(separately
purchased)
to
the
CD
changer
jack
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
Refer
also
to
pages
8
and
9
for
basic
radio
operations.
When
receiving
an
HD
Radio
station
...
[Lights
up]
When
digital
audio
is
broadcast
[Flashes]
When
analog
audio
is
broadcast
Station
Call
Sign
appears.
II
When
receiving
HD
Radio
multicast
channels
...
[Hold]
[T
urn]
-
[Press]
Select
'TUNER" - "BLEND HOLD"
-"AUTO"I"DIGITAL"I"ANALOG"
[lights
up]
When
holding
the
digital
reception
[Flashes]
When
holding
the
analog
reception
If
no
sound
can
be
heard
with
AUTO,
change
the
setting
to
ANALOG
or
DIGITAL.
The
setting
automatically
changes
to
AUTO
if
you
tuned
in
to
or
change
to
another
station,
or
if
you
turned
off
the
power.
This
setting
cannot
take
effect
for
the
conventional
FM/
AM
stations.
If
the
radio
station
forces
the
reception
mode
to
digital,
the
HOLD
indicator
flashes.
Select
your
desired
channel.
r
HD1-
HD2
......
h~
HDB
:J
I
First
four
letters
of
Call
Sign
Channel
number
"LINKING"
appears
while
linking
to
a
multicast
channel.
_ 14
Listening
to
the
CD
changer
It
is
recommended
to
use
a
JVC
MP3-compatible
CD
changer
(separately
purchased)
with
your
unit.
You
can
connect
a
CD
changer
to
the
CD
changer
jack
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
You
can
only
play
conventional
CDs
(including
CD
Text)
and
MP3
discs.
Preparation:
Make
sure
"CH
/
IPOD"
is
selected
in
the
"SRC
SELECT"
-
"EXT
IN"
setting,
see
page
26.
$RC'"
Select
IICD-CH.
II
Enter
the
list
mode.
Select
a
disc,
folder,
then
the
track.
[Turn]
....
[Press]
Playback
starts
automatically.
If
there
is
no
disc
on
the
selected
tray,
the
unit
beeps
.
To
select
a
desired
folder/track
to
start
playback
(for
MP3
discs),
repeat
step
2
and
3
above
until
the
desJred
folder/track
is
selected.
The
selection
always
start
from
disc
number
first.
MP3:
Select
folders
[Press]
Select
track
[Hold]
Reverse/fast-forward
track
TRACKRPT
FOLDER
RPT
DISCRPT
:
Repeats
current
track
:
MP3:
Repeats
all
tracks
of
current
folder
Repeats
all
tracks
of
the
current
disc
It
Selecting
the
playback
modes
1
[Hold]
FOLDER
RND
:
MP3:
Randomly
plays
all
tracks
of
the
current
folder,
then
tracks
of
the
next
folder
DISC
RND
Randomly
plays
all
tracks
of
current
disc
To
cancel
repeat
play
or
random
play,
select
"RPT
OFF"
or
"RND
OFF."
To
return
to
the
previous
menu,
press
BACK.
2
3
[Turn]
-
[Press]
I
REPEAT
+-+
RANDOM
I
[Turn]
-
[Press]
ALLRND
Randomly
plays
all
tracks
of
the
discs
in
the
magazine
EXTERNAL
DEVICES
1S
_
Listening
to
the
satellite
radio
Before
operating,
connect
either
one
of
the
following
(separately
purchased)
to
the
CD
changer
jack
on
the
rear
of
this
unit.
JVC
SIRIUS
satellite
radio
System,
SC-Cl
and
KS-SRA
100,
PnP,
SC
-VDOC1
and
KS-SRA
100,
for
listening
to
the
SIRIUS
Satellite
radio.
XM
satellite
radio
System,
JVC
Smart
Digital
Adapter-XMDJVC100,
CNP2000UC
and
CNPJVC1
for
listening
to
the
XM
Satellite
radio.
~Global
Controllnformationl
update
If
channels
are
updated
after
subscription,
updating
starts
automatically.
"UPDATING"
flashes
and
no
sound
can
be
heard.
Update
takes
a
few
minutes
to
complete.
During
update,
you
cannot
operate
your
satellite
radio.
Activate
your
SIRIUS
subscription
after
connection
IT]
lit!
0/ATT
rn
SRC
,tit!i.j!'
~~~~_=_:::::::::::
SIRIUS
Satellite
radio
starts
updating
all
the
SIRIUS
channels.
Once
completed,
SIRIUS
Satellite
radio
tunes
in
to
the
preset
channel,
CH184.
[lJ
Check
your
SIRIUS
10,
see
page
24.
W
Contact
SI
RIUS
on
the internet at
<http://aetivate.siriusradio.com/>
to
activate
your
subscription,
or
you
can
call
SIRIUS
toll-free
at
1·888·539·SIRIUS
(7474).
"SUB
UPDT
PRESS
ANY
KEY"
scrolls
on
the
display
once
subscription
has
been
completed.
_ 16
Activate
your
XM
subscription
after
connection
Only
Channel
0,
1,
and
247
are
available
before
activation.
0/ATT
rn
SRC
afJl,
~_=_:::::::::::::::J
XMDirect™
Tuner
Box
or
XMDirect2
Tuner
System
starts
updating
all
the
XM
channels.
"Channell"
is
tuned
in
automatically.
[lJ
Check
your
XM
Satellite
radio
ID
labelled
on
the
casing
of
the
XMDireet
TM
Tuner
Box
or
XMDirect2
Tuner
System,
or
tune
in
to
"Channel
0"
(see
page
17).
W
Contact
XM
Satellite
radio
on
the internet
at
<http://xmradio.com/aetivation/>
to
activate
your
subscription,
or
you
can
call
1-800-XM-RADIO
(1-800-967-2346).
Once
completed,
the
unit
tunes
in
to
one
of
the
available
channels
(Channel
4
or
higher).
Select
"SIRIUS"
or
"XM."
Select
a
category.
SIRIUS:
If
you
select
"ALL,"
you
can
tune
in
to
all
the
channels
of
all
categories.
Select
a
channel
to
listen
Holding
the
button
changes
the
channels
rapidly.
While
searching,
invalid
and
unsubscribed
channels
are
skipped.
XM:
If
you
do
not
select
a
channel
within
15
seconds,
category
selected
in
step
2
is
canceled.
You
can
select
all
channels
of
all
categories
now
(including
non-
categorised
channels)
.
..
Storing
channels
in
memory
.
You
can
preset
up
to
18
channels
for
both
SIRIUS
and
XM.
Ex.:
Storing
channel
into
preset
number
"04."
1
Tune
in
to
a
channel
you
want
to
store
(see
steps
1 - 3
above).
Checking
the
XM
Satellite
radio
ID
While
selecting
"XM,"
select
"Channel
0."
The
display
alternately
shows
"RADIO
10"
and
the
8-digit
(alphanumeric)
10
number.
2
Select
preset
number
"04."
[Turn]
-
[Press]
To
cancel
the
ID
number
display,
select
any
channel
other
than
"Channel
0."
Selecting
SIRIUSIXM
preset
station
[Turn]
[Hold]
3
EXTERNAL
DEVICES
17 _
Listening
to
the
iPod
Before
operating,
connect
the
Interface
adapter
for
iPod,
KS-PD100
(separately
purchased)
to
the
CD
changer
jack
on
the
rear
of
the
unit.
Preparation:
Make
sure
"CH
/
IPOD"
is
selected
in
the
"SRC
SELECT"
-
"EXT
IN"
setting,
see
page
26.
SRC
€tiiIiIJ
Select
IJIPOD."
Select
asong.
Playback
starts
automatically
.
[Turn]
-
[Press]
I
REPEAT
-
RANDOM
I
[Hold]
2
..
Selecting
the
playback
modes
,
This
mode
will
be
canceled
if
no
operations
are
done
for
about
5
seconds.
2
Select
the
desired
menu.
Selecting
a
track
from
the
menu
,
Enter
the
main
menu.
[Turn]
-
[Press]
:
Functions
the
same
as
"Repeat
One"
of
the
iPod.
ONE
RPT
3
...
PLAYLISTS
-
ARTISTS
-
ALBUMS
-
SONGS
-
GENRES
-
COMPOSERS
-
(back
to
the
beginning)
3
Confirm
the
selection.
ALBUM
RNO*
:
Functions
the
same
as
"Shuffle
Albums"
of
the
iPod.
SONG
RNO
:
Functions
the
same
as
"Shuffle
Songs"
of
the
iPod.
:
Functions
the
same
as
"Repeat
All"
ofthe
iPod.
ALL
RPT
To
cancel
repeat
play
or
random
play,
select
"RPT
OFF"
or
"RNO
OFF."
To
return
to
the
previous
menu,
press
BACK.
*
Functions
only
if
you
select
"ALL"
in
"ALBUMS"
of
the
main
"MENU."
[Press]
Select
tracks
[Hold]
Reverse/fast-forward
track
Pause
playback
To
resume
playback,
press
the
bunon
again.
To
return
to
the
previous
menu,
press
...
If
a
track
is
selected,
playback
starts
automatically.
_ 18
Listening
to
the
other
external
components
You
can
connect
an
external
component
to:
CO
changer
jack
on
the
rear
of
this
unit
using
the
following
adapters:
-Line
Input
Adapter,
KS-U57
(separately
purchsed)
-AUX
Input
Adapter,
KS-U58
(separately
purchsed)
Preparation:
Make
sure
"EXT
INPUT"
is
selected
in
the
"SRC
SELECT"
-+
"EXT
IN"
setting,
see
page
26
.
,
AUX
(auxiliary)
input
jack
on
the
control
panel.
Preparation:
Make
sure
"AUX
ON"
is
selected
in
the
"SRC
SELECT"
-+
"AUX IN"
setting,
see
page
26.
Select
IIEXT
INPUT"
or
I'AUX
IN."
Turn
on
the
connected
component
and
start
playing
the
source.
Adjust
the
volume.
Adjust
the
sound
as
you
want
(see
pages
20
and
21).
Connecting
an
external
component
to
the
AUX
input
jack
3.5
mm
(3/16")
stereo
mini
plug
(not
supplied)
EXTERNAL
DEVICES
19
Selecting
a
preset
sound
mode
You
can
select
a
preset
sound
mode
suitable
to
the
music
genre.
See
also
page
23
("EQ").
I
Selecting
from
Menu.
'!t
[J~Z~R
=
H~~~~;~l;~~~CJ
or
[Hold]
[Turn]
-
[Press]
Select"EQ"
Preset
value
setting
for
each
sound
mode
Preset
value
Sound
BASS
MIDDLE
TREBLE
LOUD
mode
Freq.
Level
Q
Freq.
Level
Q
Freq.
Level
Q
(loudness)
USER
60
Hz
00
Q1.0
1.0
kHz
00
Q1.0
10.0
kHz
00
Q1.25
ROCK
100
Hz
+03
Q1.0
1.0
kHz
00
Ql.25
10.0
kHz
+02
Q1.25
CLASSIC
80
Hz
+01
Q1.0
1.0
kHz
00
Q1.25
10.0
kHz
+03
Q1.25
OFF
POPS
100
Hz
+02
01.0
1.0
kHz
+01
01.25
10.0
kHz
+02
01.25
HIP
HOP
60Hz
+04
01.0
1.0
kHz
-02
01.0
10.0
kHz
+01
01.25
JAZZ
80
Hz
+03
01.0
1.0
kHz
00
01.25
10.0
kHz
+03
01.25
Freq.:
Frequency
Q:
Q-slope
..
Storing
your
own
sound
mode
You
can
store
your
own
adjustments
in
memory.
1
Select
"USER"
for
"EQ."
[Hold]
2
While
"USER"
is
shown
on
the
display
•••
[Hold]
If
no
operation
is
done
for
about
30
seconds,
the
operation
will
be
canceled.
[Turn]
-
[Press]
Select
"EQ"
-
"USER"
20
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