Kenwood Excelon Kdc-x799 User Manual
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This site can be used to check the compatibility between KENWOOD's Receiver, and iPod interface adapter.Select your iPod/iPhone and KENWOOD receiver. Compatibility information and the adapter model which is needed for the connection are displayed.
Check your iPod/iPhone. The connectable model depends on the generation. Check with your manufacturer for the generation of your Pod/iPhone. iPod/iPhone may not be available in certain arket.
iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 5th generation (video camera) 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 4th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 3th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 2th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB | iPod nano 6th generation 8GB 16GB |
iPod Interface Adaptor
Following cables can be used to connect your iPod/iPhone.
KCA-iP22F
iPhone & iPod video/audio direct cable for KENWOOD visual model
KCA-iP102
iPhone & iPod audio direct cable for KENWOOD audio model
KCA-iP22F
iPhone & iPod video/audio direct cable for KENWOOD visual model
KCA-iP102
iPhone & iPod audio direct cable for KENWOOD audio model
iPod function list
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Remark
*1 HD Radio and SiriusXM broadcast is available only in the USA and some countries.
Attention
'Made for iPod' and 'Made for iPhone' mean that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod, or iPhone, respectively, and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards. Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards.iPhone, iPod, iPod classic, iPod nano, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
his web site provides the compatibility information of your cell-phone and the KENWOOD Bluetooth unit.
Select your KENWOOD receiver model and your cell-phone. The compatibility information will be displayed.
Control Units compliant with KENWOOD Bluetooth Unit
Supported Cell-phone Compatibility List
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Important Notice for Bluetooth Operations
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he following is a list of things you should know including various potential issues when using Bluetooth functions. Be sure to read it.
General
· Since Bluetooth is wireless communication, there may be cases where normal communication is not available depending on signal quality.
· Cell-phone models listed here have been tested and proven compatible by KENWOOD as of September, 2010. If any modification has been applied to the cell-phone after our test, available functions may be different from the content listed here.
· Compatibility status shown above is applicable to the unit that we have used for the test. This does not guarantee that all units of the same cell-phone model will offer the same result.
· Some functions may require operations from the cell-phone. Refer to the cell-phone's instructions for details.
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· Model names or model numbers are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
· Connection with a PC is not supported.
· Number of characters available for each information display depends on the KENWOOD head unit's display. All characters may not be displayed in all cases.
· Depending on the setting or status of the connected cell-phone, some functions may not work properly. For example on certain cell-phones, making a call via KENWOOD head unit is possible only while the cell-phone's display is showing the standby screen.
· All functions related to Bluetooth depends on the cell-phones connected with KENWOOD head unit.
Pairing
· KENWOOD head unit may not be located depending on the signal condition or cell-phone setup.
· If the display does not show 'Connect', 'Pairing OK' and so on after the Pairing process is completed, Pairing has failed. If so, please retry Pairing after deleting the Pairing on both the KENWOOD unit and the device to be connected.
· On certain cell-phones, PIN (Personal Identification Number) code is fixed. (e.g. '0000')
· The pairing and connection process depends on the cell-phone. Please check the operation of your cell-phone in advance.
Connection
· There may be cases where automatic connection is not established properly even if 'Auto Connect' is set to 'ON'. In this case, try again after confirming the settings of your cell-phone or turning the power off and then turning on again for both the KENWOOD unit and your cell-phone.
· Connection status displayed on the KENWOOD head unit is not necessarily identical to that of the connected cell-phone.
Dialing, Receiving (HFP)
· Noise or loud echo may occur during a voice call.
· On certain cell-phones, Switching Conversation on HFP (between head unit and cell-phone) may not work properly or noise may occur when switching.
· KENWOOD head unit and cell-phone may not always match up properly (e.g. cell-phone doesn't cut the line even if the KENWOOD head unit ends the display of call function, etc.).
· On certain cell-phones, the other party's phone number and name may not be displayed properly at call reception, while talking, or while talking to a call-waiting caller. (e.g. Plus sign (+) may not be displayed depending on the cell-phone.)
· Call-waiting is not supported.
· Some cell-phones can not reject an incoming call because the cell-phone does not support the function.
Ring Tone in Phone
Even if 'Ringing Tone' is set to 'In Phone', the ring tone that is heard when receiving a call may not necessarily be identical to that set on the cell-phone.
Voice Dialing
There may be cases where voices cannot be recognized easily or operation is not stable depending on the cell-phone model or environment in a car. If it is difficult to recognize your voice keyword, you can control microphone input level or noise/echo cancel setting on the receiver to improve.
Phonebook Function
· On certain cell-phones, Phonebook and Call History may not be identical between those of KENWOOD head unit and cell-phone. (e.g. Plus sign (+) may not be displayed depending on the cell-phone.)
If your cell-phone supports OPP, it is available to transfer your phonebook data from the cell-phone to KENWOOD head unit manually. The following operations are necessary to initiate/terminate phonebook transfer:
1. Set the receiver to the transfer-wait mode (screen display example: 'Ready to Receive 000/400').
2. Use the cell-phone to transfer the phonebook entries you desire (individual entries, groups, and/or the entire phonebook can be selected and transferred; actual operation may vary depending on the type of cell-phone used).
3. Terminate the transfer-wait mode from the receiver (when maximum memory capacity is reached, the receiver will automatically terminate the transfer-wait mode).
· Before transferring phonebook data via OPP, some cell-phones need deleting the Pairing on both the KENWOOD head unit and the cell-phone.
· Text characters of phone numbers that can be recognized on KENWOOD head unit are numerals 0 to 9, + (plus), *(asterisk), a to d, A to D and # (pound) signs. Unrecognizable characters will be skipped; make sure the correct number has been displayed before making a call from the phonebook.
· Even if your cell-phone supports PBAP, it may be not available to access the phonebook/call history data memorized in your cell-phone or SIM card depending on your cell-phone's specification. And, after HFP connection is established between KENWOOD head unit and your cell-phone, it needs some time to be available to browse the phonebook/call history data on KENWOOD head unit automatically depending on your cell-phone and the number of phonebook/call history.
· International call may not be done from phonebook/call history of KENWOOD head unit.
SMS (Short Message Service) or Text Message Receipt Notification
Depending on the cell-phone, KENWOOD head unit may not be notified even though the Receipt Notice mode for SMS or Text Message is turned on.
Battery remainder/ Signal strength indication
· Signal strength indication and battery remainder indication do not necessarily correspond to those on the cell-phone.
· KENWOOD head unit is not compatible with Bluetooth audio players' signal strength and/or battery remainder indications.
Audio (A2DP, AVRCP)
· Sound may be interrupted or playback speed may vary. For example, during music streaming, the sound may be interrupted while HFP is connecting/disconnecting.
· Some cell-phones compatible with HFP only may stream music data. In this case sound quality is low.
· When starting and ending the call, music or noise may be heard for a moment if music streaming is being done in the background.
· During music streaming, the Key/Play Mode Controls or Displays related to AVRCP may not function as they should depending on the device.
· During Bluetooth audio playback, when the sound is interrupted by a call reception, call making, or voice recognition operation, playback may not resume automatically even after interruption ends.
· There may be cases where sound cannot be played from the KENWOOD head unit even though the music is being played back on the cell-phone.
· To prevent distortion or static noise, adjust the volume level on the wirelessly connected device before use.
Audio File Specification
About AAC, MP3 and WMA
The playable AAC/MP3/WMA file (hereafter called Audio file) and the media format has the following limitation. The Audio file, which is not conforming to the specification, may not play normally, or the file and folder names may not display correctly.
Playable Audio file
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· Do not attach the extensions to files other than the Audio file. If the extension is attached, the file, which is not the Audio file, will play and outputs a loud noise, causing damage to the speaker.
· The files with copy protection cannot be played.
· The unit may not be compatible with upgrade of compression format standard and additional specifications.
· There are times when play time is not displayed correctly depending on the Audio file recording conditions.
· Supreme is not applied for songs that have been encoded at a variable bit rate.
Playing order of the Audio file
· The Audio file plays in the order which is written by CD writing software. You may be able to set the playing order by writing the play sequence numbers such as '01' to '99' at the beginning of the file name.