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10-6. Direct music search (Function of remote control) You can search for music by entering the track number. 1 Press [DIRECT] on the remote control. "- - -" appears and enter the Direct Music search mode. 2 Press the number buttons on the remote control to enter the music number. 3 Press [ENT] on the remote control. Exiting the Direct music search mode Press [6] on the remote control. This function cannot be used for a Music Editor media. • This function cannot be used for media for which database information is added using KENWOOD Music Editor ( (page 48)). 10-7. Drive change When a smartphone (Mass Storage Class) is connected to the USB input terminal, you can select its internal memory or external memory (such as an SD card) to playback the stored songs. 1 Press [SRC] and select a USB ("USB") source using [Control] knob. Refer to (page 14). 2 Press [Control] knob. Enters the Function setting mode. 3 Select "Settings" > "Drive Change" using [Control] knob. For how to use [Control] knob, refer to (page 13). When you press [Control] knob while "Drive Change" is displayed, the storage is changed and the Function setting mode is canceled. Exiting from the Function setting mode Press and hold [1/6]. 10-8. About the Audio file • Playable Audio files AAC-LC (.m4a), MP3 (.mp3), WMA (.wma), WAV (.wav) of USB device • Playable disc media CD-R/RW/ROM • Playable disc file formats ISO 9660 Level 1/2, Joliet, Long file name. • Playable USB devices USB mass storage class • Playable USB device file systems FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 Even if the audio files comply with the standards listed above, playback may be impossible depending on the type or condition of the medium or device. • Playback order of the Audio files In the example of folder/file tree shown below, files are played in the order of number from (1) to (6). CD/USB(1) ¡(1) 2 3 ¡(2) 4 ¡(3) ¡(4) 5 ¡(5) ¡(6) ;: folder -: Audio file For the online manual describing audio files, visit www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/audiofile/. In this online manual, detailed information and notes which are not provided in this manual are provided. Make sure to read through the online manual as well. What is a USB device? • In this manual, the term "USB device" indicates a flash memory or digital audio player which has a USB terminal. English | 47

Section	Page
1. Before use	4
1-1. Safety precaution	4
1-2. Important information	4
1-3. Regulatory Compliance	6
2. Appendix	8
2-1. Specifications	8
2-2. Trademarks	10
3. Basic operations	12
3-1. Component names	12
3-2. Preparations	13
3-3. How to select the item	13
3-4. Adjusting the clock	14
3-5. General operations	14
4. Audio adjustments (KDC-X898, KDC-BT858U)	16
4-1. Audio control	16
4-2. Audio preset	17
4-3. Audio preset recall	17
5. DSP settings (KDC-X998, KDC-BT958HD)	18
5-1. Audio control	18
5-2. Manual equalizer control	19
5-3. Car type selection	19
5-4. Speaker setting	20
5-5. X’Over setting	20
5-6. Listening position setting	21
5-7. Delay time control	22
5-8. Channel level fine adjustments	23
5-9. Resetting of DTA Settings	23
5-10. DSP preset	24
5-11. DSP preset recall	24
6. Listen to the iPod	26
6-1. Models of iPods/iPhones that can be connected to this unit	26
6-2. Playing music	26
6-3. Music search	27
6-4. Alphabet search	27
6-5. Direct search	28
6-6. Skip search	28
6-7. Skip search ratio setting	29
6-8. Playback mode	29
6-9. App & iPod mode setting search	30
7. Pandora®	32
7-1. Requirements Pandora®	32
7-2. Listening to Pandora®	32
7-3. Basic operation	33
7-4. Station search	33
7-5. Bookmark registration	34
7-6. New Station Creation	34
7-7. Deletion of station	35
7-8. Pandora source control	35
8. Aha Radio	36
8-1. Requirements Aha™	36
8-2. Listening to the Aha Radio	36
8-3. Basic operations	37
8-4. Station search	37
8-5. Calling a number in the content	38
8-6. Aha source control	38
9. iHeartRadio	40
9-1. Requirements iHeartRadio™	40
9-2. Listening to the iHeartRadio	40
9-3. Basic operations	41
9-4. Station search	41
9-5. Station scan	42
9-6. Favorite station delete	42
9-7. iHeartRadio source control	43
10. Listen to the CD/ Audio file	44
10-1. Playing music	44
10-2. Music search	45
10-3. Skip search	45
10-4. Skip search ratio setting	46
10-5. Playback mode	46
10-6. Direct music search	47
10-7. Drive change	47
10-8. About the Audio file	47
10-9. About the USB device	48
10-10. About “KENWOOD Music Editor Light” and “KENWOOD Music Control”	48
10-11. About the discs used with this unit	49
10-12. Handling discs	49
11. Listen to the tuner (KDC-X898, KDC-BT858U)	50
11-1. Listening to the radio	50
11-2. Station preset memory	50
11-3. Auto memory	51
11-4. Recall preset station	51
11-5. Tuner setting	52
11-6. Direct access tuning	52
11-7. PTY (Program Type)	53
12. Listen to the HD Radio™ tuner (KDC-X998, KDC-BT958HD)	54
12-1. About HD Radio™ Technology	54
12-2. Listening to the HD Radio tuner	54
12-3. Station preset memory	55
12-4. Auto memory	55
12-5. Recall preset station	56
12-6. iTunes tagging	56
12-7. Direct access tuning	57
12-8. HD Radio tuner setting	57
13. Display settings	58
13-1. Selecting a display type	58
13-2. Information display setting	58
13-3. Illumination color selection	59
13-4. Adjusting the Illumination color	59
13-5. Selecting a text display	60
13-6. Display & Illumination setting	62
14. General settings	64
14-1. Adjusting the date	64
14-2. Clock & date display type setting	64
14-3. Auxiliary input display setting	65
14-4. Demonstration mode setting	65
14-5. Initial settings	66
15. Registering a Bluetooth	68
15-1. About the Bluetooth module	68
15-2. Registering a Bluetooth device	68
15-3. Selecting the Bluetooth device you wish to connect	69
15-4. Deleting a registered Bluetooth device	69
15-5. Bluetooth device registration test	70
16. Hands-free phoning	72
16-1. Receiving a call	72
16-2. Calling a number in the phone book	72
16-3. Dialing a number	73
16-4. Calling a number in the call log	73
16-5. Speed dialing (Preset dial)	74
16-6. Registering in the preset dial number list	74
16-7. During a call	75
16-8. Clearing the disconnection message	75
16-9. Voice Control	76
16-10. Display of phone number types (categories)	76
17. Bluetooth audio	78
17-1. Before use	78
17-2. Basic operations	78
17-3. Playback mode	79
18. Bluetooth settings	80
18-1. Registering the PIN code	80
18-2. Downloading the phone book	80
18-3. Deleting the phone book	81
18-4. Displaying the firmware version	82
18-5. Switching between two connected cell-phones	82
18-6. Bluetooth detail setting	83
19. SiriusXM® Satellite Radio (optional tuner and service required)	84
19-1. Before use	84
19-2. Listening to the SiriusXM® Satellite Radio	84
19-3. Category and channel search	85
19-4. Channel preset memory	85
19-5. Preset tuning	86
19-6. Smart Favorites, Tune Start™	86
19-7. Direct access tuning	87
19-8. iTunes tagging	87
19-9. Parental Lock setting	88
19-10. Clearing the Parental Lock setting	88
19-11. Setting Parental Lock for Mature content	89
19-12. Parental Lock pass code setting	89
19-13. Setting the Song and Artist Alerts	90
19-14. Song or Artist setting	90
19-15. Editing a Song or Artist item	91
19-16. Delete a Song or Artist item	91
19-17. SiriusXM® Replay	92
19-18. Channel skip setting	92
19-19. Clearing the channel skip setting	93
19-20. SiriusXM tuner setting	93
20. Basic operation of remote control	94
20-1. Before using remote control	94
20-2. Basic opreation	94
21. Troubleshooting guide	96
21-1. Setting error	96
21-2. Operation/wiring error	96

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English

10-6. Direct music search

(Function of remote control)

You can search for music by entering the track

number.

Press [DIRECT] on the remote control.

“– – –” appears and enter the Direct Music search

mode.

Press the number buttons on the remote

control to enter the music number.

Press [ENT] on the remote control.

Exiting the Direct music search mode

Press [

] on the remote control.

This function cannot be used for a Music Editor media.

•

This function cannot be used for media for which database

information is added using KENWOOD Music Editor (

<10-

10. About “KENWOOD Music Editor Light” and “KENWOOD

Music Control”> (page 48)

10-7. Drive change

When a smartphone (Mass Storage Class) is

connected to the USB input terminal,

you can select its internal memory or external

memory (such as an SD card) to playback the stored

songs.

Press [SRC] and select a USB (“USB”) source

using [Control] knob.

Refer to

<Source selection> (page 14)

Press [Control] knob.

Enters the Function setting mode.

Select “Settings” > “Drive Change” using

[Control] knob.

For how to use [Control] knob, refer to

<3-3. How

to select the item> (page 13)

When you press [Control] knob while “Drive

Change” is displayed, the storage is changed and

the Function setting mode is canceled.

Exiting from the Function setting mode

Press and hold [

10-8. About the Audio ﬁle

•

Playable Audio ﬁles

AAC-LC (.m4a), MP3 (.mp3), WMA (.wma), WAV (.wav)

of USB device

•

Playable disc media

CD-R/RW/ROM

•

Playable disc ﬁle formats

ISO 9660 Level 1/2, Joliet, Long ﬁle name.

•

Playable USB devices

USB mass storage class

•

Playable USB device ﬁle systems

FAT12, FAT16, FAT32

Even if the audio ﬁles comply with the standards

listed above, playback may be impossible depending

on the type or condition of the medium or device.

•

Playback order of the Audio ﬁles

In the example of folder/ﬁle tree shown below, ﬁles

are played in the order of number from (1) to (6).

CD/USB

(

)

(1)

(4)

(2)

(3)

(6)

(5)

;

: folder

: Audio ﬁle

For the online manual describing audio ﬁles, visit

www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/audioﬁle/

. In this online

manual, detailed information and notes which are

not provided in this manual are provided. Make sure

to read through the online manual as well.

What is a USB device?

•

In this manual, the term “USB device” indicates a ﬂash

memory or digital audio player which has a USB terminal.