KENWOOD DDX5016BT Monitor with DVD Receiver Instruction Manual

: June 17, 2024
: KENWOOD

Table of Contents

DDX5016BT Monitor with DVD Receiver
Product Information
Specifications
Before Use
How to Reset Your Unit
Initial Settings
Initial Setup
Setting the Security Function
- FAQ
Q: How do I reset my unit?
Q: Can I set a security code to protect my receiver system

DDX5016BT Monitor with DVD Receiver

Product Information

Specifications

Model: DDX5016DAB, DDX5016BT, DDX5016BTR
Type: Monitor with DVD Receiver
Manual Link: https://manual-hub.com/
Model Number: B5A-1059-00 (EN/QN)

Before Use

To ensure proper use, please read through this manual before
using this product. It is especially important that you read and
observe WARNINGS and CAUTIONS in this manual. Please keep the
manual in a safe and accessible place for future reference.

The label attached to the chassis/case indicates that the
component uses laser beams classified as Class 1. This means that
the unit utilizes weaker class laser beams, posing no danger of
hazardous radiation outside the unit.

In environments with high temperature or humidity, the pictures
may not synchronize with the sound, or picture quality may decline.
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

If the unit fails to operate properly, press the reset
button.

Initial Settings

Initial Setup

Perform the initial settings.
Finish the procedure.
The screen is displayed.
Display the menu screen.
Activate or deactivate the display demonstration.
Select the text language used for on-screen information.
Select the language for operation buttons and menu items.
Connect the rear view camera.
Select the color of the buttons on the monitor panel.

Setting the Security Function

You can set a security code to protect your receiver system
against theft.

Display the setting screen.
Enter a four-digit number and confirm the entry.
Repeat step 2 to confirm your security code.
If the power supply is interrupted or you disconnect the
battery, you are required to enter the security code. Enter the
correct security code, then press [Enter].

FAQ

Q: How do I reset my unit?

A: If the unit fails to operate properly, press the reset
button.

Q: Can I set a security code to protect my receiver system

against theft?

A: Yes, you can set a security code. Follow the steps provided
in the manual to set up a security code.

DDX5016DAB DDX5016BT DDX5016BTR
MONITOR WITH DVD RECEIVER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

B5A-1059-00 (EN/QN

CONTENTS
BEFORE USE…………………………………………………… 2 How to reset your unit……………………………………………. 3
INITIAL SETTINGS ………………………………………….. 4 Initial setup………………………………………………………………. 4 Setting the security function ………………………………… 4 Clock settings ………………………………………………………….. 5
BASICS ………………………………………………………….. 6 Component names and functions ……………………….. 6 Common operations………………………………………………. 7 Common screen operations………………………………….. 8 Selecting the playback source………………………………. 9
DISCS ………………………………………………………….. 11 USB……………………………………………………………… 16 iPod/iPhone ………………………………………………… 18 APPs……………………………………………………………. 21 AUPEO! ……………………………………………………….. 22 Radio…………………………………………………………… 24 DIGITAL RADIO (DAB) (Only for DDX5016DAB)……………………………….. 27 OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS …………………. 32
Using external audio/video players–AV-IN ……..32 Using a rear view camera ……………………………………..32 Using a smartphone–HDMI/MHL………………………34

Watching a TV (Only for DDX5016DAB/ DDX5016BT) …………………………………………………………… 34 Using the external navigation unit (Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT) …………………………………35 BLUETOOTH ………………………………………………… 36 SETTINGS…………………………………………………….. 44 Settings for using applications of iPod/iPhone/ Android …………………………………………………………………… 44 Sound adjustment …………………………………………………46 Adjustment for video playback……………………………48 Changing the display design ……………………………….50 Customizing the screen……………………….51 Customizing the system settings ………………………..51 Setting menu items……………………………………………….53 REMOTE CONTROLLER …………………………………. 56 CONNECTION/INSTALLATION ………………………. 59 REFERENCES………………………………………………… 65 Maintenance …………………………………………………………..65 More information…………………………………………………..65 Error message list …………………………………………………..69 Troubleshooting…………………………………………………….69 Specifications………………………………………………………….71

BEFORE USE
IMPORTANT To ensure proper use, please read through this manual before using this product. It is especially important that you read and observe WARNINGS and CAUTIONS in this manual. Please keep the manual in a safe and accessible place for future reference.
WARNINGS: (To prevent accidents and damage) · DO NOT install any unit or wire any cable in a
location where; it may obstruct the steering wheel and gearshift
lever operations. it may obstruct the operation of safety devices
such as air bags. it may obstruct visibility. · DO NOT operate the unit while driving. If you need to operate the unit while driving, be sure to look around carefully. · The driver must not watch the monitor while driving.
The marking of products using lasers

How to read this manual: · Illustrations of DDX5016BT are mainly used for explanation. The displays and panels shown in this
manual are examples used to provide clear explanations of the operations. For this reason, they may be different from the actual displays or panels. · This manual mainly explains operations using the buttons on the monitor panel and touch panel. For operations using the remote controller (KNA-RCDV331: separately purchased), see page 56. · < > indicates the various screens/menus/operations/settings that appear on the touch panel. · [ ] indicates the buttons on the touch panel. · Indication language: English indications are used for the purpose of explanation. You can select the indication language from the menu. (Page 55) · Updated information (the latest Instruction Manual, system updates, new functions, etc.) is available from http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/.

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The label is attached to the chassis/case and says that the component uses laser beams that have been classified as Class 1. It means that the unit is utilizing laser beams that are of a weaker class. There is no danger of hazardous radiation outside the unit.

BEFORE USE
Information on Disposal of Old Electrical and Electronic Equipment and Batteries (applicable for countries that have adopted separate waste collection systems) Products and batteries with the symbol (crossedout wheeled bin) cannot be disposed as household waste. Old electrical and electronic equipment and batteries should be recycled at a facility capable of handling these items and their waste byproducts. Contact your local authority for details in locating a recycle facility nearest to you. Proper recycling and waste disposal will help conserve resources whilst preventing detrimental effects on our health and the environment. Notice: The sign “Pb” below the symbol for batteries indicates that this battery contains lead.
For Israel

Cautions on the monitor: · The monitor built into this unit has been
produced with high precision, but it may have some ineffective dots. This is inevitable and is not considered defective. · Do not expose the monitor to direct sunlight. · Do not operate the touch panel using a ball-point pen or similar tool with a sharp tip. Touch the buttons on the touch panel with your finger directly (if you are wearing a glove, take it off). · When the temperature is very cold or very hot… Chemical changes occur inside, causing
malfunction. Pictures may not appear clearly or may move
slowly. Pictures may not be synchronized with the sound or picture quality may decline in such environments.

For safety… · Do not raise the volume level too much, as this
will make driving dangerous by blocking outside sounds, and may cause hearing loss. · Stop the car before performing any complicated operations.
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
If the unit fails to operate properly, press the reset button.

ENGLISH 3

INITIAL SETTINGS
Initial setup
When you power on the unit for the first time or reset the unit, the initial setting screen appears. · You can also change the settings on the
screen. (Page 53)
1 Perform the initial settings.

2 Finish the procedure.
The screen is displayed.

3 Display the screen.
· Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the menu screen.

Activate or deactivate the

(Page 54)

display demonstration.

Select the text language

(Page 55)

used for on-screen

information.

· Set

to display the operation

buttons and menu items

in the selected language

([Local]) or English.

<R-CAM

Select [ON] when

Interrupt>

connecting the rear view

(Page 32)

camera.

Select the color of the

(Page 50)

buttons on the monitor

panel.

Setting the security function Registering the security code
You can set a security code to protect your receiver system against theft.
1 Display the screen.
On the source control screen:
2 Display the setting screen.

· To clear the registered security code, perform steps 1 and 2, then press [CLR] in .
4 Enter a four-digit number (1), then confirm the entry (2).
· Press [Clear] to delete the last entry. · Press [Cancel] to cancel the setting.
5 Repeat step 4 to confirm your security code.
Now, your security code is registered. · When the unit is being reset or disconnected from
the battery, you are required to enter the security code. Enter the correct security code, then press [Enter].

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INITIAL SETTINGS
Activating the security function
You can activate the security function to protect your receiver system against theft.
1 Display the setting screen.
On the screen:

Clock settings
1 Display the screen.
On the source control screen:

2 Display the screen.

· Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on the menu screen.
2

3 Display the screen.

The security indicator on the monitor panel flashes when the vehicle ignition is off.
To deactivate the security function: Select [OFF] for .

4 Set the clock time.

*2 *3

*1

Synchronizes the clock time with FM Radio Data System.
Synchronizes the clock time with the digital radio (DAB).
Synchronizes the clock time with the connected navigation unit. Sets the clock manually. (See below.)

When selecting : Adjust the hour (1), then adjust the minute (2). · Press [Reset] to set the minute to “00”.

5 Finish the procedure.
1 Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT: Appears only when the navigation unit is connected.
2 Only for DDX5016BT/DDX5016BTR. *3 Only for DDX5016DAB.
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BASICS
Component names and functions
Caution on the volume setting: Digital devices produce very little noise compared with other sources. Lower the volume before playing these digital sources to avoid damaging the speakers by sudden increase of the output level.

1 Reset button/Power indicator/Security indicator · Resets the unit. (Page 3) · Lights up while the unit is turned on. · Flashes when the security function is activated. (Page 5)
2 M (Eject) button Ejects the disc. (Page 11)
3 Loading slot 4 B HOME button
· Displays the screen. (Press) (Page 8)
· Turns on the power. (Press) (Page 7) · Turns off the power. (Hold) (Page 7) 5 AV/DISP OFF button · Displays the current source screen. (Press) · The function of the button when held varies
depending on the setting. (Page 55)

6 TEL/VOICE button · Displays the phone control screen. (Press) (Page 40) · Activates voice dialing. (Hold) (Page 41)
7 Volume/ATT/APPS knob · Displays the App screen. (Press) (Page 21) · Attenuates the sound. (Hold) (Page 7) · Adjusts the audio volume. (Turn) (Page 7)
8 Monitor panel* 9 Screen (touch panel)

You can change the color of the buttons on the monitor panel. (Page 50)

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BASICS Common operations
Turning on the power
Turning off the power
(Hold)

Adjusting the volume
To adjust the volume (0 to 35)

Putting the unit in standby
1 Display the screen.
On the screen:

Turn to the right to increase, and turn to the left to 2
decrease. To attenuate the sound
(Hold) The ATT indicator lights up. To cancel the attenuation: Press and hold ATT again.

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BASICS
Turning off the screen
· This operation works only when is set to [DISP OFF]. (Page 55)
(Hold)
To turn on the screen: Press and hold the same button, or touch the display.
Common screen operations Common screen descriptions
You can display other screens any time to change the source, show the information, or change the settings, etc. Source control screen Performs source playback operations. · The operation buttons and information displayed
vary depending on the selected source. 1

Common operation buttons: 1 Displays other operation buttons.
· Disabled when there are no other buttons. 2 Switches between the normal source control
screen and easy control screen. (See below.) 3 Displays the screen. (See the right
column.) · Pressing B HOME on the monitor panel also
displays the screen. 4 Displays/hides short-cut buttons. (Page 10)
Easy control screen Pressing [ ] switches between the normal source control screen and easy control screen. The easy control screen allows you to control the source easily with simple buttons. · The buttons displayed vary depending on the
selected source.

screen Displays the source control screen and settings screen. · You can arrange the items to display on the screen (Page 51) 1

2

3

Common operating buttons: 1 Changes the playback source. (Page 10) 2 Displays all playback sources and items.
(Page 9) 3 Displays the screen. (See below.)

screen Changes the detailed settings. (Page 53)

1 3

2 34

2

4

Common operating buttons: 1 Selects the menu category. 2 Displays the screen. 3 Changes the page. 4 Returns to the previous screen.

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BASICS
Touch screen operations
1

3

4

2

1 Displays the video control menu while playing a video.

2 Displays the source control screen while playing a video.

· The operation buttons disappear when the screen is touched or when no operation is done for about 5 seconds.
3 Goes to the previous chapter/track. 4 Goes to the next chapter/track.

Not available for video from an external component.

Selecting the playback source
On the screen:
· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].

[NAV]*1

Displays the navigation screen

when a navigation unit is

connected. (Page 35)

[DISC]

Plays a disc. (Page 11)

[Radio]

Switches to the radio broadcast.

(Page 24)

[DAB]*2

Switches to the digital audio

broadcast (DAB). (Page 27)

[iPod]

Plays an iPod/iPhone. (Page 18)

[USB]

Plays files on a USB device.

(Page 16)

[HDMI/MHL] Plays a device connected to

the HDMI/MHL input terminal.

(Page 34)

[AUPEO!]

Switches to the AUPEO!

application. (Page 22)

[Bluetooth] Plays a Bluetooth audio player.

(Page 42)

[APPs]

Switches to the App screen from

the connected iPod touch/iPhone/

Android device. (Page 21)

[TEL]

Displays the phone control screen.

(Page 40)

[AV-IN1][AV-IN2]

Switches to an external

component connected to the

AVIN1 or iPod/AV-IN2 input

terminal. (Page 32)

1 Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT: When no navigation unit is connected, “No Navigation” appears.
2 Only for DDX5016DAB.

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BASICS
Selecting the playback source on the screen

Using short-cut buttons
While displaying the source control screen or the screen, you can use the short-cut buttons to go to the items on the screen indicated below.

On the screen:

· You can change the items (other than [SETUP]) to display on the screen. (Page 51) To display the short-cut buttons
On the source control screen:

· When the navigation screen is displayed, pressing

[

] displays the source control screen.*

To hide the short-cut buttons: Press [ ]. * Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT.

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DISCS
Playing a disc
· If a disc does not have a disc menu, all tracks on it will be played repeatedly until you change the source or eject the disc.
· For playable disc types/file types, see page 66.
Inserting a disc
Insert a disc with the label side facing up.
The source changes to “DISC” and playback starts. · The IN indicator lights up while a disc is inserted.

· If ” ” appears on the screen, the unit cannot accept the operation you have tried to do. In some cases, without showing ” ,” operations will not be accepted.
· When playing back a multi-channel encoded disc, the multi-channel signals are downmixed to stereo.
Ejecting a disc
· When removing a disc, pull it horizontally. · You can eject a disc when playing another AV
source. · If the ejected disc is not removed within
60 seconds, the disc is automatically inserted again into the loading slot to protect it from dust.

Playback operations

When the operation buttons are not displayed on the screen, touch the area shown on the illustration. · To change settings for video
playback, see page 48.

Indications and buttons on the source control screen

For video playback

1

2

3

45 6
Playback information · The information displayed on the screen differs
depending on the type of disc/file being played back. 1 Media type 2 Current playback item information (title no./
chapter no./folder no./file no./track no.) 3 Playing time 4 Playback mode (Page 14) 5 File type 6 IN indicator

Continued on the next page… ENGLISH 11

DISCS

Operation buttons · Available buttons on the screen and operations
differ depending on the type of disc/file being played back.

[ ]

Displays the folder/track list. (Page 13)

[O] [N] [S] [T]

Reverse/forward search during playback. · Selects a chapter/track. (Press) · Reverse/forward search. (Hold)

[IW]

Starts/pauses playback.

[o]

Stops playback.

[ ]

Displays other operation buttons.

· Disabled when there are no other

buttons.

[MODE]

Changes the settings for disc playback on the screen. (Page 15)

[ ]

Selects Repeat playback mode. (Page 14)

[ ]

Selects Random playback mode. (Page 14)

[Playlist]

Displays the Original Program/ Playlist screen.

[ ] [ ] Plays in frame-by-frame. [ ] [ ] Selects a folder. [PBC]

Activates or deactivates the VCD PBC (Playback Control) function.

[HOME]

Displays the screen.

For audio playback 12

34 5

6 78 9
Playback information · The information displayed on the screen differs
depending on the type of disc/file being played back. 1 Media type 2 Track/file information
· Pressing [<] scrolls the text if not all of the text is shown.
3 Current playback item information (folder no./file no./track no.)
4 Playback status 5 Playing time 6 Jacket picture (Shown while playing if the file has
tag data that includes the jacket picture) 7 Playback mode (Page 14) 8 File type 9 IN indicator

Operation buttons · Available buttons on the screen and operations
differ depending on the type of disc/file being played back.

[ ]

Displays the easy control screen. (Page 8)

[ ] [S] [T]

Displays the folder/track list. (Page 13) Selects a track.

[O] [N] Reverse/forward search. [IW]

Starts/pauses playback.

[ ]

Displays other operation buttons.

· Disabled when there are no other

buttons.

[MODE]

Changes the settings for disc playback on the screen. (Page 15)

[ ] [ ] Selects a folder. [ ]

Selects Repeat playback mode. (Page 14)

[ ]

Selects Random playback mode. (Page 14)

[o]

Stops playback.

[HOME]

Displays the screen.

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DISCS
Selecting a folder/track on the list 1 Display the folder/track list.
2 Select the folder (1), then the item in the selected folder (2).
· Repeat the procedure until you select the desired track.
· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
· Press [ ] to open the folder containing the current track.
· Press [ ] to return to the root folder. · Press [ ] to return to the upper layer.

Video menu operations
You can display the video menu screen during video playback. · The operation buttons disappear when the screen
is touched or when no operation is done for about 5 seconds.
For video playback except VCD
· Available buttons on the screen and operations differ depending on the type of disc/file being played back.

[ZOOM] [Aspect] [PictureAdjust] [Audio] [Subtitle] [Angle] [ MENU] [T MENU] [Highlight] [CUR]

Displays the picture size selection screen. (Page 49) Selects the aspect ratio. (Page 49) Displays the picture adjustment screen. (Page 48) Selects the audio type (or channel for DVD-VR). Selects the subtitle type. Selects the view angle. Displays the disc menu.
Displays the disc menu (DVD). Switches to the direct disc menu mode. Touch the target item to select. · To exit the menu selection
screen, press AV/DSP OFF on the monitor panel. Displays the menu/scene selection screen. · [J] [K] [H] [I]: Selects an item. · [Enter]: Confirms the selection. · [Return]: Returns to the previous screen.

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DISCS
For VCD

To select a track directly on a VCD While playing a VCD with PBC activated… · When PBC is deactivated, activate the PBC
function by pressing [PBC] on the source control screen.

[ZOOM]

Displays the picture size selection

screen. (Page 49)

[Aspect]

Selects the aspect ratio.

(Page 49)

[PictureAdjust] Displays the picture adjustment

screen. (Page 48)

[Audio]

Selects the audio channel (ST:

stereo, LL: left, RR: right).

[Direct]

Displays/hides the direct selection

buttons. (See the right column.)

[Return]

Displays the previous screen or

menu.

· When you enter a wrong number, press [CLR] to delete the last entry.

Selecting playback mode

[ ] Selects Repeat playback mode. [ ] Selects Random playback mode.

· Available playback modes differ depending on the type of disc/file being played back.
· You cannot activate the repeat mode and the random mode at the same time.
· Each time you press the button, the playback mode changes. (The corresponding indicator lights up.) Available items differ depending on the type of disc/file being played back.

C-REP

Repeats current chapter.

T-REP

Repeats current title/program.

REP FO-REP

Repeats current track. Repeats all tracks of the current folder.

FO-RDM RDM

Randomly plays all tracks of the current folder, then tracks of the next folders. Randomly plays all tracks.

To cancel Repeat/Random playback: Press the button repeatedly until the indicator disappears.

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DISCS Settings for disc playback

· Available items shown on the screen differ depending on the type of disc/file being played back.

Setting items

<Menu

Select the initial disc menu language.

Language>* (Initial: English) (Page 68)

* or turn subtitles off (Off). (Initial: English) (Page 68)

<Audio

Select the initial audio language.

Language>* (Initial: Original) (Page 68)

*

You can change the dynamic range while playing using Dolby Digital software. · Wide: Select this to enjoy a
powerful sound at a low volume level with its full dynamic range. · Normal: Select this to reduce the dynamic range a little. · Dialog (Initial): Select this to reproduce movie dialog more clearly.

*

Select whether to display the angle mark. · ON (Initial): Select this to display
the angle mark. · OFF: Select this to hide the angle
mark.
Select the monitor type to watch a wide screen picture on the external monitor.
16:9 (Initial) 4:3 LB 4:3 PS

*

Set the parental level. (See the right column.)
Select the files to play on a disc containing music files. You cannot change the setting when a disc is inserted. · 1 (Initial): Automatically
distinguishes between audio file discs and music CDs. · 2: Forcesplayback as a music CD. No sound can be heard if an audio file disc is played.

You can change these settings only while playback is stopped.

Setting the parental lock The parental lock cannot be set during DVD playback.
1 Display the screen.
On the screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the screen.
2 Enter the 4-digit parental pass code (1), and press [Enter] (2).
· To clear the entry, press [Clear]. · To cancel setting the code, press [Cancel].
3 Adjust the parental level (, <Level 1> to <Level 8>).

To deactivate the parental lock: Select for .

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USB
Connecting a USB device
You can connect a USB mass storage class device such as a USB memory, Digital Audio Player etc. to the unit. · For details about connecting USB devices, see
page 62. · You cannot connect a computer or portable HDD
to the USB input terminal. · For playable file types and notes on using USB
devices, see page 67. When a USB device is connected… The source changes to “USB” and playback starts. · All tracks in the USB device will be played
repeatedly until you change the source. To disconnect the USB device safely: Press [M], then disconnect the USB device after “No Device” appears.
Playback operations
When the operation buttons are not displayed on the screen, touch the area shown on the illustration. · To change settings for video
playback, see page 48.
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Indications and buttons on the source control screen

1

23 4

5

67

Playback information · The information displayed on the screen differs
depending on the type of file being played back. 1 Track/file information
· Pressing [<] scrolls the text if not all of the text is shown.
2 Current playback item information (folder no./file no.)
3 Playback status 4 Playing time 5 Jacket picture (Shown while playing if the file has
tag data that includes the jacket picture) 6 Playback mode (See the right column.) 7 File type

Operation buttons

· Available buttons on the screen and operations

differ depending on the type of file being played

back.

[ ]

Displays the easy control screen. (Page 8)

[ ]

Displays the list selection screen. (Page 17)

[S] [T] Selects a track. [O] [N] Reverse/forward search. [IW]

Starts/pauses playback.

[ ]

Displays other operation buttons.

· Disabled when there are no other

buttons.

[MODE]

Changes the settings for USB playback on the screen. (Page 17)

[ ] [ ] Selects a folder. [ ]

Selects repeat playback mode.1 2 · REP: Repeats the current track/file. · FO-REP: Repeats all tracks/files
in the current folder or specified category.

[ ]

Selects random playback mode. (The RDM indicator lights up.)1 2 · When selecting the track/file from
a folder, randomly plays all tracks/ files of the current folder, then the tracks/files of the next folder. · When selecting the track/file from a category, randomly plays all tracks/ files of the specified category.

[M]

Disconnects the USB device safely.

[HOME] Displays the screen.

1 To cancel random or repeat mode, press the button repeatedly until the indicator disappears.
2 You cannot activate the repeat mode and the random mode at the same time.

USB
Setting picture display time
Select the interval between slides during slide-shows of the picture files.
1 Display the screen.

Selecting a track in a list 1 Display the list selection screen.

2 Select the list type. 2

3 Select the track.
· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
· Press [ ] to return to the root folder. · Press [ ] to return to the upper layer. · Press [ ] to open the folder containing the
current track. · If you want to play all tracks in the folder,
press [I] on the right of the desired folder. · On the /<Folder List>: You
can switch the file type to list: Press [ ] to list audio files, [ ] to list video files, or [ ] to list still picture files. · On the <Category List>/: To list the items in alphabetical order, press [A-Z], then select the first character.

From : Select the category (1), then the item in the selected category (2).
From : Select the tag type (1) to display a list of content that contains the same tag as the track/ file currently being played, then the item (2).
From : Select the folder (1), then the item in the selected folder (2).

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iPod/iPhone
Preparation
Connecting iPod/iPhone
· For details about connecting iPod/iPhone, see page 62.
· For playable iPod/iPhone types, see page 67.
Connect your iPod/iPhone according to your purpose or the type of iPod/iPhone.
Wired connection · To listen to music:
For Lightning connector models: Use USB Audio cable for iPod/iPhone–KCA- iP103 (optional accessory).
For 30-pin connector models: Use USB Audio cable for iPod/iPhone–KCA-iP102 (optional accessory).
· To watch video and listen to music: For Lightning connector models: Use the HDMI cable KCA-HD100 (optional accessory) and KCA-iP103 (optional accessory) through a Lightning-Digital AV adapter (accessory of the iPod/iPhone). For 30-pin connector models: Use USB Audio and Video cable for iPod/iPhone–KCA-iP202 (optional accessory).
Bluetooth connection Pair the iPod/iPhone through Bluetooth. (Page 36) · For Lightning connector models: To watch video,
connect your iPod/iPhone to the HDMI/MHL input terminal using KCA-HD100 (optional accessory). (Page 63) · For 30-pin connector models: You cannot watch video with a Bluetooth connection.

Selecting the iPod/iPhone device to play and connection method
1 Display the screen.
On the screen:
· If [Enter] for cannot be selected, put the unit in standby. (Page 7)
2
· If you do not need to change the settings, press [OK] to exit the setup screen.

3 Select the connection method (1), then press [Next] (2).

<USB +

Select this when the iPod/

AV-IN>

iPhone is connected using

KCA-iP202 (optional accessory).

<USB 1 Wire> Select this when the iPod/

iPhone is connected using

KCA-iP102 (optional accessory)

or KCA-iP103 (optional

accessory).

<HDMI +

Select this when the iPod/

Bluetooth> iPhone is connected using

HDMI cable KCA-HD100

(optional accessory) and

KCA-iP103 (optional accessory)

through a Lightning-Digital AV

adapter (accessory of the iPod/

iPhone).

Select this when the iPod/

iPhone is connected via

Bluetooth.

· When selecting <USB + AV-IN> or <USB 1 Wire>, go to step 5.

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iPod/iPhone 4 When selecting <HDMI + Bluetooth> or

as the connection method, the paired device list appears. Select the target device (1), then press [Next] (2). · You can delete the Bluetooth registration of a device. Press [Remove], then press [Yes] after a confirmation message appears. · If the desired device is not listed, press [Search] to search for the available iPod/ iPhone (1), then select the target device from the screen (2). You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K]. To stop searching, press [Cancel].

5 Confirm the settings.

Selecting preference settings for iPod/ iPhone playback
When the source is “iPod”…
1 Display the screen.
2

Select the speed of audio

books.

<Wide

· [ON]: Select this to display

Screen>*

video compatible with

wide-screen display in wide-

screen.

· [OFF]: Select this to

deactivate.

You cannot change the setting when iPod/iPhone is connected.

Playback operations

When the operation buttons are not displayed on the screen, touch the area shown on the illustration. · To change settings for video
playback, see page 48.

Indications and buttons on the source control screen

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5

67
Playback information 1 Song information
· Pressing [<] scrolls the text if not all of the text is shown.
2 Track no./Total track number 3 Playback status 4 Playing time 5 Artwork (Shown if the song contains artwork) 6 Playback mode (Page 20) 7 File type

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iPod/iPhone

Operation buttons

[ ]

Displays the easy control screen. (Page 8)

[ ]

Displays the audio/video track menu. (See the right column.)

[S] [T] Selects a track. [O] [N] Reverse/forward search. [IW]

Starts/pauses playback.

[ ]

Displays other operation buttons.

· Disabled when there are no other

buttons.

[MODE]

Changes the settings for iPod/iPhone playback on the screen. (Page 19)

[ ]

Selects repeat playback mode. · 1: Functions the same as Repeat
One. · All: Functions the same as
Repeat All. · : Cancels the repeat mode.

[ ]

Selects random playback mode.*

· : Functions the same as Shuffle

Songs.

·

Album: Functions the same as

Shuffle Albums.

[HOME] Displays the screen.

To cancel random mode, press the button repeatedly until the indicator disappears.

Selecting an audio/video track from the menu
1 Display the menu screen.
2 Select the menu ( : audio or : video) (1), a category (2), then a desired item (3).
· Select an item in each layer until you reach and select the desired track.
Audio menu:
Video menu:

· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
· Press [All E] to play all songs/videos. · Press [A-Z] to sort the list in alphabetical
order. You cannot sort the list in alphabetical order
on the Playlists. · Press [ ] to return to the top layer. · Press [ ] to return to the upper layer.
· Available categories differ depending on the type of your iPod/iPhone.

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APPs
You can use an App of the connected iPod touch/ iPhone/Android on this unit. · For Apps you can use on this unit, visit
http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce. · For Android devices, you can use more functions
with the KENWOOD Smartphone Control application. For details, visit http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce.
Preparation
1 Connect the iPod touch/iPhone/Android.
· For wired connection, see page 62 for iPod touch/iPhone or page 63 for Android. To view video, connect the device using KCA-iP202 or KCA-HD100 (optional accessory).
· For Bluetooth connection, see page 36.
2 Select the iPod touch/iPhone/Android device to use and connection method on the screen. (Page 44)

Using an App
When the operation buttons are not displayed on the screen, touch the screen to show them. · To change settings for video playback, see page
48.
Playback operations 1 Start the App on your iPod touch/iPhone/
Android. 2 Select “APPs” as the source. (Page 9)
· When a caution message is displayed, operate by following the message.
Operation buttons on the source control screen

· You can operate some functions of the App on the touch panel.
· For some applications such as navigation applications, the operation buttons and information are not shown. You can perform the operations on the touch panel, such as scrolling the map. If ” ” appears on the screen, the unit cannot accept the touch operation you have tried to do.
· You can also play back the audio/video using iPod/iPhone/Android itself instead of the unit.
Switching to the App screen while listening to another source

To return to the source control screen: Press the same button again.

[I] [W] [S] [T] [O] [N] [IW] [HOME]

Starts playback. Pauses playback. Selects an audio/video file. Reverse/forward search. Starts/pauses playback. Displays the screen.

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AUPEO!
AUPEO! Personal Radio plays free music you really like. You can develop your own personalized Internet radio by rating or skipping tracks.
You can stream AUPEO! from connected iPod touch/iPhone or Android devices. · Install the latest version of the AUPEO!
application on your iPod touch/iPhone/Android and create an account.
Preparation
1 Connect the device.
· For Android: Pair the Android device through Bluetooth. (Page 36)
· For iPod touch/iPhone: Connect iPod touch/ iPhone. (Page 18)
2 Select the device to use and connection method on the screen. (Page 44)
3 Select “AUPEO!” as the source. (Page 9)
The AUPEO! application is started.

Playback operations

You can operate AUPEO! using the remote controller*. Only playing, pausing, and skipping are available.

Indications and buttons on the source control screen

1

2

3

Playback information 1 Picture data 2 Track information
· Pressing [<] scrolls the text if not all of the text
is shown. 3 Playback status

Operation buttons

[ ]

Displays the easy control screen. (Page 8)

[ ]

Displays the screen. (Page 23)

[ ]

“Loves” and registers the current track as a favorite.

[IW]

Starts/pauses playback.

[T]

Skips the current track.

[ ]

“Bans” the current track and skips to

the next track.

[HOME]

Displays the screen.

Purchase KNA-RCDV331 separately.

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AUPEO!
Selecting a station 1 Display the screen.
2 Select the category, then the station.
· To return to the previous layer, press [ ] .

Requirements for AUPEO!
iPhone or iPod touch · Install the latest version of the AUPEO! application
on your iPhone or iPod touch. (Search for “AUPEO!” in the Apple iTunes App Store to find and install the most recent version.) · Connect iPod touch/iPhone to this unit with a cable or via Bluetooth. When connecting with a cable: Use KCA-iP202,
KCA-HD100, KCA-iP102 (optional accessory) or KCA-iP103 (optional accessory). When connecting via Bluetooth, the following profiles must be supported. SPP (Serial Port Profile) A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)

NOTE · Ensure you are logged in to your smartphone
application. If you do not have an AUPEO! account, you can create one for free from your smartphone or at www.aupeo.com. · Because AUPEO! is a third-party service, the specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Accordingly, compatibility may be impaired or some or all of the services may become unavailable. · Some functions of AUPEO! cannot be operated from this unit. · For issues using the application, contact AUPEO! at www.aupeo.com. · Establish an Internet connection using LTE, 3G, EDGE, or WiFi.

AndroidTM · Visit Google play and search for “AUPEO!” to
install. · Bluetooth must be built in and the following
profiles must be supported. SPP (Serial Port Profile) A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)

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Radio

Listening to the radio

Indications and buttons on the source control screen

12

3

p
q
4567 8 9
Radio reception information 1 Band 2 Preset no. 3 The station frequency currently tuned in 4 ST/MONO indicator
· The ST indicator lights up when receiving an FM stereo broadcast with sufficient signal strength.
5 AF indicator (Page 26) 6 Seek mode (See the right column.) 7 LO.S indicator (See the far right column.) 8 RDS indicator: Lights up when receiving a Radio
Data System station. 9 EON indicator: Lights up when a Radio Data
System station is sending EON signals. p Text information
· Pressing [<] scrolls the text if not all of the text is shown.
· Pressing [Radio Text] switches the information between Radio Text, Radio Text Plus, and PTY code.
q Standby reception indicators (Page 25)
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Operation buttons

[P1] [P6] · Selects a stored station. (Press) · Stores the current station. (Hold) [MODE]*

Changes the settings for tuner reception on the screen. (Pages 24 and 26)

[TI]*

Activates/deactivates TI standby

reception mode. (Page 25)

[AME ]

Presets stations automatically. (Hold) (Page 25)

[MONO]*

Activates/deactivates monaural mode for better FM reception. (Stereo effect will be lost.) · The MONO indicator lights up
while monaural mode is activated.

[ ]

Changes the display information. (See the right column.)

[ ]

Displays the easy control screen. (Page 8)

[PTY]*

Enters PTY search mode. (Page 25)

[AM]

Selects the AM band.

[FM]

Selects the FM band.

[SEEK] [S] [T] [HOME]

Changes the seek mode. · AUTO1: Auto Search · AUTO2: Tunes in the stations in
memory one after another. · MANU: Manual Search
Searches for a station. · The search method differs
according to the selected seek mode. (See above.)
Displays the screen.

Appears only when FM is selected as the source.

Changing the display information
The preset list and the station name for FM Radio Data System (when PS signal is coming in) are displayed. · Pressing [ ] again displays the text information
for the station currently being received.
Tuning in FM stations only with strong signals–Local Seek
1
2
The unit tunes in only to stations with sufficient signal strength. The LO.S indicator lights up. To deactivate the Local function: Press [OFF]. The LO.S indicator turns off.

Radio Presetting stations
Storing stations in the memory
You can preset 6 stations for each band. Automatic presetting–AME (Auto Memory)
(Hold) The local stations with the strongest signals are found and stored automatically. Manual presetting
1 Tune in to a station you want to preset. (Page 24)
2 Display the preset list.
3 Select a preset number.
(Hold)
The station selected in step 1 is stored.

Selecting a preset station
FM Radio Data System features Searching for FM Radio Data System
programs–PTY Search
You can search for your favorite programs being broadcast by selecting the PTY code.
1 2 Select a PTY code.
(Hold) · You can change the page to display more
items by pressing [J]/[K].

PTY Search starts. If there is a station broadcasting a program of the same PTY code as you have selected, that station is tuned in. · Only English/Spanish/French/German/Dutch/
Portuguese are available for the text language here. If another language has been selected in (Page 55), the text language is set to English.
Activating/deactivating TI/News Standby Reception
TI Standby Reception
The unit is in standby to switch to Traffic Information (TI) if available. (The TI indicator lights up in white.) · If the TI indicator is lit in orange, tune into another
station providing Radio Data System signals. To deactivate TI Standby Reception: Press [TI]. (The TI indicator turns off.) · The volume adjustment for Traffic Information is
automatically memorized. The next time the unit switches to Traffic Information, the volume is set to the previous level. · For DDX5016DAB: The TI Standby Reception can also be activated or deactivated from “DAB” source control screen. (Page 29)
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Radio
News Standby Reception
1
2

Tracing the same program–NetworkTracking Reception
When driving in an area where FM reception is not sufficient enough, this unit automatically tunes in to another FM Radio Data System station of the same network, possibly broadcasting the same program with stronger signals. · When shipped from the factory, Network-Tracking
Reception is activated.
To change the Network-Tracking Reception setting
1

Automatic TI station seek–Auto TP Seek
When traffic information station reception is poor, the unit automatically searches for another station that can be received better. To activate Auto TP Seek
1
2

2

<00min> <90min>

Activate News Standby Reception (the NEWS indicator lights up). Select the period of time to disable interruption.
Deactivate the function.

· The volume adjustment while receiving News is automatically memorized. The next time the unit switches to News, the volume is set to the previous level.

[AF]

Switch to another station. The

program may differ from the one

currently received (the AF indicator lights up).

[AF Reg] Switch to another station

broadcasting the same program (the AF indicator lights up).

[OFF] Deactivate the function.

· The RDS indicator lights up when the Network-Tracking Reception is activated and an FM Radio Data System station is found.

To deactivate Auto TP Seek: Press [OFF].

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DIGITAL RADIO (DAB) (Only for DDX5016DAB)

About DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting)
What is DAB system? DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) is one of the digital radio broadcasting systems available today. It can deliver digital quality sound without any annoying interference or signal distortion. Furthermore, it can carry text and data. In contrast to FM broadcast, where each program is transmitted on its own frequency, DAB combines several programs (called “services”) to form one “ensemble.” The “Primary component” (main radio station) is sometimes accompanied by a “secondary component” which can contain extra programs or other information.

Listening to Digital Radio

Indications and buttons on the source control screen

12

3

4 5 67

8

Tuner reception information 1 Preset no. 2 Channel no. 3 Signal strength 4 TI indicator (Page 29) 5 Seek mode (See the right column.) 6 DAB reception indicator
· The DAB indicator lights up when receiving an DAB broadcast.
· The MC indicator lights up when receiving an DAB multi component.
7 RDS indicator: Lights up when receiving a Radio Data System station.
8 Text information · Pressing [<] scrolls the text if not all of the text is shown. · Pressing [Now Playing] switches the information. Each time you press the button, the information and the button switch between [Audio Quality], [PTY], [Artists], [Title], [Now Playing], and [Next Program].

Operation buttons

[P>]

Displays other preset numbers.

[P1] [P15] · Selects a stored service. (Press) · Stores the current service. (Hold) [MODE]

Changes the settings for DAB reception on the screen. (Page 31)

[TI]

Activates/deactivates TI standby

reception mode. (Page 29)

[PTY]

Enters PTY search mode. (Page 29)

[SEEK]

Changes the seek mode. · AUTO1: Auto Search · AUTO2: Tunes in the services in
the memory one after another. · MANU: Manual Search

[ ]

Changes the display information. (Page 28)

[ ]

Displays the easy control screen. (Page 8)

[ ]

Displays the screen. (Page 28)

[S] [T]

Searches for an ensemble, service, and component. · The search method differs
according to the selected seek mode. (See above.)

[DLS]

Displays Dynamic Label Segment Screen (text messages the station sends)

[REPLAY]

Displays the screen. (Page 30)

[HOME]

Displays the screen.

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DIGITAL RADIO (DAB)
Changing the display information

Selecting a service from the list 1 Display the screen.

3 Select a service from the list.
On the · You can change the page to display more
items by pressing [J]/[K].

The preset list of service labels is displayed. · Pressing [ ] again displays the text information
for the service or component currently being received.

2 Select the list type.

On the · You can change the page to display more
items by pressing [J]/[K].

Selects from the preset list. · To preset the services, see
page 29.
Selects from the service names (Service List).

· Press [AZ] to search for the initial letter. Pressing [AZ] displays the <A Z Search> screen. Select the initial to start the search. If you want to search with non-alphabetical characters, press [#].
· Press and hold [ ] to update the .

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DIGITAL RADIO (DAB)
Presetting services Storing services in the memory
You can preset 15 services.
1 Select a service you want to preset. (Page 27)
2 Display the preset list.

Radio Data System features
Searching for Radio Data System programs–PTY Search
You can search for your favorite programs being broadcast by selecting the PTY code.
1

Activating/deactivating TI Standby Reception

3 Select a preset number.
· If you want to select a preset number between P6 P15, press [P>] to display those numbers.
(Hold)
The service selected in step 1 is stored.

2 Select a PTY code.
(Hold)
· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
PTY Search starts. If there is a service broadcasting a program of the same PTY code as you have selected, that service is tuned in. · Only English/Spanish/French/German/Dutch/
Portuguese are available for the text language here. If another language has been selected in (Page 55), the text language is set to English.

The unit is in standby to switch to Traffic Information (TI) if available. (The TI indicator lights up in white.) · If the TI indicator is lit in orange, tune into another
station providing Radio Data System signals.
To deactivate TI Standby Reception: Press [TI]. (The TI indicator goes off.)
· The volume adjustment for Traffic Information is automatically memorized. The next time the unit switches to Traffic Information, the volume is set to the previous level.
· The TI Standby Reception can also be activated or deactivated from “TUNER” source control screen. (Page 25)

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DIGITAL RADIO (DAB)
Using the Replay function
You can temporarily record the broadcast from the current time, and replay the recorded data. · You can not use the Replay function ([REPLAY] button is not available) in the following cases: When the data is not recorded. When receiving a service of the program type
selected for . (Page 31) · When the recording capacity is full, the older
recorded data is deleted and recording continues. · If you change to another channel during playback,
the recorded content will be lost.

Entering the Replay mode

1

23

1 Progress bar Shows the remaining capacity (gray) and the amount of recorded data (blue). If you have already recorded fully, the entire bar is indicated in blue. · Updated every second.
2 Time code Shows you the point of Replay you are listening to. · Example: 5:00 You are listening to data that is 5 minutes behind the current broadcast. · Updated every second.
3 Playback status (I: play / W: pause / O: rewind
/ N: fast forward)

Operation buttons

[S][T]

· Skips back or forward by about 15 seconds. (Press)
· Jumps to the end or the beginning of the recorded data. (Hold)

[O] [N] Rewind/Fast forward [IW]

Starts/Pauses playback.

To exit the Replay mode (Returning to the channel reception screen)

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DIGITAL RADIO (DAB)
Settings for Digital Audio Radio
You can set the Digital Radio related items.

Setting items

· ON (Initial): If the same service is provided by Digital Radio during Radio Data System reception, the unit automatically switches to Digital Radio. If the same service is provided by Radio Data System when reception of the service being provided by Digital Radio becomes poor, the unit automatically switches to Radio Data System.
· OFF: Deactivates.

If the service of the set program type begins with the ensemble being received, the unit switches from any source to Digital Radio for service reception. Select the type of program using [H] and [I].

If the service of the announcement item you activated begins with the ensemble being received, this unit switches from any source to the announcement received.*1

Set [ON] for the announcement items you need. · News flash/Transport
flash/Warning/Service/ Area weather flash/ Event announcement/ Special event/Programme information/Sport report/ Financial report To deactivate all
announcements, select [All OFF]. Only English/Spanish/ French/German/Dutch/ Portuguese/Italian/ Turkish are available for the text language here. If another language has been selected in (Page 55), the text language is set to English.

*2

· ON (Initial): Prevents audio break when switching from Digital Radio to Analog Radio.
· OFF: Cancels.
· ON (Initial): Supplies the power to the DAB aerial.
· OFF: Cancels
· ON: Receives the L-Band width during Digital Audio reception.
· OFF (Initial): Cancels
· ON: When the current selected DAB service network is not available and found the related service, the unit offers to switch to the related service.
· OFF (Initial): Cancels.

1 The volume adjustment while receiving Announcement is automatically memorized. The next time the unit switches to Announcement, the volume is set to the previous level.
2 When the setting is changed, the preset services are initialized.

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OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS

Using external audio/video players–AV-IN
When the operation buttons are not displayed on the screen, touch the area shown on the illustration. · To change settings for video
playback, see page 48.
Indications and buttons on the source control screen

Starting playback
1 Connect an external component to the AV-IN1 or iPod/AV-IN2 input terminal. (Page 63)
2 Select “AV-IN1” or “AV-IN2” as the source. (Page 9)
3 Turn on the connected component and start playing the source.

AV-IN name

Using a rear view camera
· To connect a rear view camera, see page 63. · To use a rear view camera, a REVERSE lead
connection is required. (Page 61)
Settings for the rear view camera 1 Display the setting screen.
On the screen:

Operation buttons [MODE] Changes the AV-IN name.
· Press [H] or [I] to select an AV-IN name.
· This setting does not affect the source name “AV-IN 1″/ “AV-IN 2” displayed on the screen.
[HOME] Displays the screen.
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2

[ON] [OFF]

Displays the picture from the rear view camera when you shift the gear to the reverse (R) position.
Select this when no camera is connected

OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
Displaying the picture from the rear view camera
The rear view screen is displayed when you shift the gear to the reverse (R) position.

To exit the rear view screen
· You can also exit the rear view screen by touching the area on the touch panel shown below.

Using the parking guidelines
You can display parking guidelines to enable easier parking when you shift the gear to the reverse (R) position.
Displaying the parking guidelines
1 Display the setting screen.
On the screen:

· To remove the caution message, touch the screen.
To display the picture from the rear view camera manually · This operation works only when <AV Key Long
Press> is set to [CAMERA]. (Page 55)
(Hold)

· Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on the menu screen.
2

To deactivate: Select [OFF] for .

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OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
Adjusting the parking guidelines Adjust the parking guidelines according to the size of the car, parking space and so on. · Install the rear view camera in the appropriate
position according to the instructions supplied with the rear view camera. · When adjusting the parking guidelines, make sure to use the parking brake to prevent the car from moving.
1 Display the setting screen. (Page 33)
· Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on the menu screen.
2
3 Adjust the parking guidelines by selecting the mark (1), then adjusting the position of the selected mark (2).
Make sure that A and B are horizontally parallel, and that C and D are the same length. · Press and hold [Initialize ] for 2 seconds
to set all the marks to the initial default position. 34

Using a smartphone–HDMI/MHL What is HDMI/MHL?
HDMI stands for High Definition Multi-media Interface. HDMI connections can transfer digital video source signals (such as from a DVD player) without converting them to analog. A new feature that has been added to HDMI that extends its capabilities further is MHL, or Mobile High-definition Link. Both interfaces allow your smartphone to connect to the device. When it is connected, you can see your smartphone’s screen on the monitor.
About Wireless Display Adapter This unit is compatible with Wireless Display Adapters. Connecting a Wireless Display Adapter (KCA-WL100: optional accessory) to the HDMI/MHL input terminal (Page 63) enables you to enjoy listening to music, watching videos, or viewing pictures over a wireless connection. · For details about Wireless Display Adapter
settings, etc., refer to the instructions supplied with the Wireless Display Adapter.
Displaying the screen of the smartphone
You can display the screen of smartphones connected via the HDMI/MHL input terminal.
1 Connect your smartphone to the HDMI/ MHL input terminal. (Page 63)
· Use HDMI cable KCA-HD100 (optional accessory) or MHL cable KCA-MH100 (optional accessory).

2 Select “HDMI/MHL” as the source. (Page 9)
3 Start an application or playback on your smartphone.
Watching a TV (Only for DDX5016DAB/
DDX5016BT)
Preparation · Connect the TV tuner box to AV-IN1 input terminal
and TV tuner remote control output terminal. (Page 63) · Select [ON] for <TV Tuner Control>. (Page 54)
Displaying the TV screen 1 Select “AV-IN1” as the source. (Page 9) 2 Turn on the TV.
Operation buttons on the source control screen

[TV Ctrl] [HOME]

Displays the TV control screen. · [J]/[K]: Displays the TV List screen. · [H]/[I]: Displays the Radio List screen. · [Menu/OK]: Displays the menu or
confirms the selection. · [Back]: Restores the TV screen.
Displays the screen.

OTHER EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
Using the external navigation unit
(Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT)
You can connect a navigation unit (KNA-G620T: optional accessory) to the navigation input terminal so that you can view the navigation screen. (Page 63) · The navigation guidance comes out of the front
speakers even when you are listening to an audio source.
Viewing the navigation screen
On the screen:

To exit the navigation screen
Settings for the navigation unit 1 Display the setting screen.
On the screen:

2 Display the screen.
· While the navigation screen is displayed, the touch panel operations are available only for navigation.
· The aspect ratio of the navigation screen is fixed to regardless of the setting (Page 49).

3

* *

*

Select which front speakers are used for the navigation guidance.
Adjust the volume of the navigation guidance. (0 to 35)
Select [ON] to attenuate the sound coming out of speakers other than the front speakers during navigation guidance. · To cancel the attenuation,
select [OFF].
Press [Enter] to display the setup screen for the navigation unit. See the instruction manual supplied for the navigation unit.

When an item is grayed out, you cannot change the setting. To change the settings, select [Unlock] on the screen. (Page 52)

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BLUETOOTH
Information for using Bluetooth® devices
Bluetooth is a short-range wireless radio communication technology for mobile devices such as mobile phones, portable PCs, and other devices. Bluetooth devices can be connected without cables and communicate with each other.
Notes · While driving, do not perform complicated
operations such as dialing numbers, using the phone book, etc. When you perform these operations, stop your car in a safe place. · Some Bluetooth devices may not connect to this unit depending on the Bluetooth version of the device. · This unit may not work for some Bluetooth devices. · Connecting conditions may vary depending on your environment. · For some Bluetooth devices, the device is disconnected when the unit is turned off.

Connecting Bluetooth devices
Registering a new Bluetooth device
When you connect a Bluetooth device to the unit for the first time, pair the unit and the device. Pairing allows Bluetooth devices to communicate with each other. · The pairing method differs depending on the
Bluetooth version of the device. For devices with Bluetooth 2.1: You can pair the
device and the unit using SSP (Secure Simple Pairing) which only requires confirmation. For devices with Bluetooth 2.0: You need to enter a PIN code both on the device and unit for pairing. · Once the connection is established, it is registered in the unit even if you reset the unit. Up to 5 devices can be registered in total. · Two devices for Bluetooth phone and one for Bluetooth audio can be connected at a time. · To use the Bluetooth function, you need to turn on the Bluetooth function of the device. · To use the registered device, you need to connect the device to the unit. (Page 38)

Auto pairing When is set to [ON], iOS devices (such as iPhone) are automatically paired when connected via USB. (Page 43)
Pairing a Bluetooth device using SSP (for Bluetooth 2.1) When the Bluetooth device is compatible with Bluetooth 2.1, a pairing request is sent from an available device.
1 Search for the unit (“DDX****”) from your Bluetooth device.
2 Confirm the request both on the device and the unit.

OK
· Press [Cancel] to reject the request.

About mobile phones compatible with Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP) If your mobile phone supports PBAP, you can display the phone book and call lists on the touch panel screen when the mobile phone is connected. · Phone book: up to 600 entries · Dialed calls, received calls, and missed calls: up
to 10 entries each

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BLUETOOTH
Pairing a Bluetooth device from the target device using a PIN code (for Bluetooth 2.0)
1 Display the screen.
On the screen:

2 Change the PIN code.
· If you wish to skip changing the PIN code, go to step 3.
· The PIN code is initially set to “0000”. · The maximum number of digits in the PIN
code is 15.

4 Select the unit (“DDX****”) on your Bluetooth device.
· If a PIN code is required, enter “0000” (initial).
When pairing is complete, the device is listed on the .

· To use the paired device, connect the device on the . (Page 38)

· You can also display the screen by pressing [ ] on the phone control screen. (Page 40)

· Press [Clear] to delete the last entry.
3 Search for the unit (“DDX****”) from your Bluetooth device.

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BLUETOOTH
Pairing a Bluetooth device from this unit using a PIN code (for Bluetooth 2.0)
1 Display the screen. (Page 37)
2
3 Search for the available devices.
· To cancel searching for devices, press [Cancel].
4 Select the device you want to pair.

Connecting/disconnecting a registered Bluetooth device
Two devices can be connected simultaneously.
1 Display the screen. (Page 37)
2
3 Select the device you want to connect (1), then press [Connection] (2).

· The status is shown as follows: “Connected”: A connection has been established. “Connect Ready”: A connection can be established. “Disconnected”: No connection is established.
· Press [Change] for to display the screen to configure settings for applications of iPod/iPhone/ Android. (Page 44)
· When a Bluetooth mobile phone is connected, the signal strength and battery level are displayed when the information is acquired from the device.

Deleting a registered Bluetooth device
1 Display the screen. (Page 37)
2

4 Select [ON] or [OFF] for the target.

3 Select a device to delete (1), then press [Remove] (2).

The pairing request message is displayed on the screen. Accept the request. · If a PIN code is required, enter “0000” (initial).

: Mobile phone : Audio device

A confirmation message appears. Press [Yes].

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BLUETOOTH
Using a Bluetooth mobile phone Receiving a call
When a call comes in…

Adjusting the volume of calls/earpiece/ microphone
While talking…

Adjusting the echo cancel level/ reducing noise
While talking…

· Call information is displayed if acquired. · Phone operation is not available while the
picture from the rear view camera is displayed. (Page 33)
To reject a call

· You can adjust the volume level between 0 to 15 (initial: 3).
· Use the monitor panel to adjust the call/earpiece volume. (Page 7)
Switching between handsfree mode and phone mode
While talking…

· To adjust the echo volume (between -1 to +1, initial: 0): Adjust .
· To adjust the noise reduction volume (between 0 to -20, initial: -10) : Adjust .

When is set to [ON] (Page 43) The unit answers incoming calls automatically.
Ending a call
While talking…

Each time you press the button, the talking method

is switched (

: handsfree mode /

:

phone mode).

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BLUETOOTH
Sending text during a call
You can send text during a call using the DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) function.
While talking…

Making a call
1 Display the phone control screen.
On the screen:

When the mobile phone is not compatible with Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP), the phone book is not displayed.
From the preset list/phone book/call lists
1

· You can also display the phone control screen

by pressing TEL/VOICE on the monitor panel.

2 Select a method to make a call.

12

3

[] [] [] [] []

From the preset list From the phone book From the missed calls list From the received calls list From the dialed calls list

2 Select the target (1), then make a call (2).

Switching between two connected devices
When 2 devices are connected, you can change the device to use. While using a Bluetooth mobile phone, select the device you want to use. On the phone control screen:
· The active device is highlighted.
40

4
· Press [J]/[K] to change the page. 1 From the phone book*/call lists 2 Direct number entry 3 From the preset list
· To preset, see page 42. 4 Voice dialing · You can display the <Bluetooth Setup>
screen by pressing [ ]

· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].

BLUETOOTH
· To use the A to Z search in the phone book: When the phone book list is displayed, you can search by initial.
1

· To display other phone numbers: When the phone book list is displayed, you can switch between phone numbers if several phone numbers are registered for the same person.
1 Switch the phone number.

Voice dialing · Available only when the connected mobile phone
has a voice recognition system.
1 Activate voice dialing.
On the phone control screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the phone control screen.

2 Select the initial.
· If the initial character is a number, press [1,2,3…] and then select the number.

· The phone number switches each time [>] is pressed.
2 Select a phone number to call.

· You can also activate voice dialing by holding TEL/VOICE on the monitor panel.
2 Say the name of the person you want to call.
· If the unit cannot find the target, the following screen appears. Press [Start], then say the name again.

3 Select a phone number from the list.

Direct number entry You can enter up to 31 numbers.

To cancel voice dialing: Press [Cancel].

· Press [ ] to delete the last entry. · Press and hold [0/+] to add “+” to the phone
number.

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BLUETOOTH
Presetting phone numbers
You can preset up to 5 phone numbers.
1 Display the phone control screen. (Page 40)
2 Enter the numbers on the direct number entry screen, then display the preset list.
3 Select a preset number to store into.
(Hold)
· To display the preset list, press [ ] on the phone control screen.

Using the Bluetooth audio player
· To register a new device, see page 36. · To connect/disconnect a device, see page 38.
Indications and buttons on the source control screen
12 3

4

· The operation buttons, indications and information displayed on the screen differ depending on the connected device.

Playback information 1 Playback status1 2 Playing time1 3 Tag data (current track title/artist name/album
title)*1 · Pressing [<] scrolls the text if not all of the text
is shown. 4 Signal strength and battery level (only when the
information is acquired from the device)

Operation buttons

[ ]

Displays the easy control screen. (Page 8)

[ ]*2

Displays the folder/track menu. (See the right column.)

[S] [T] [I] [W] [ ] [ ] [HOME]

· Selects a track. (Press) · Reverse/forward search.1 (Hold) Starts playback.
Pauses playback.
Selects random playback mode.3 Selects repeat playback mode.*3 Displays the

screen.

1 Available only for devices compatible with AVRCP 1.3. 2 Available only for devices compatible with AVRCP 1.5. *3 The random and repeat functions vary depending on the Bluetooth
audio device.

Selecting a track from the menu 1 Display the menu screen.

2 Select a category (1), then a desired item (2).

· Select an item in each layer until you reach and select the desired file.
· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
· Press [ ] to return to the root folder. · Press [ ] to return to the upper layer.

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BLUETOOTH Settings for Bluetooth devices
You can change various settings for using Bluetooth devices on the <Bluetooth Setup> screen.
1 Display the screen.
On the screen:
· You can also display the screen by pressing [ ] on the phone control screen. (Page 40)
2 Configure the Bluetooth settings.

Setting items

<Paired Device Press [Enter] to show the list

List>

of registered devices. You can

connect a device or delete

registered devices. (Page 38)

Changes the PIN code of the unit. (Page 37)

Shows the device name to be shown on the Bluetooth device — DDX****.

Shows the device address of the unit.

· ON (Initial): A connection is automatically established with the last connected Bluetooth device when the unit is turned on.
· OFF: Cancels.

<Bluetooth HF/ Select the speakers used for

Audio>

Bluetooth (both phone and audio

player).

· Front Only: Front speakers only.

· All (Initial): All speakers.

· ON: The unit answers the incoming calls automatically after 5 seconds.
· OFF (Initial): The unit does not answer the calls automatically. Answer the calls manually.

· ON (Initial): Establishes pairing automatically with the connected iOS device (such as iPhone) even if the Bluetooth function is deactivated on the device. (Auto pairing may not work for some devices depending on the iOS version.) · OFF: Cancels.

· System (Initial): The ring tone set on the unit is used.
· Phone: The ring tone set on the mobile phone is used. (This function may not work depending on the mobile phone.)

When is set to , select the ring tone for received calls and SMS from [Tone1] (Initial), [Tone2], [Tone3].

Hold [Enter] to reset all settings you have made for using Bluetooth mobile phones and Bluetooth audio players.

· Press [J]/[K] to change the page.

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SETTINGS
Settings for using applications of iPod/iPhone/Android
Before using applications of iPod/iPhone/Android such as AUPEO!, select the device to use and connection method.
Preparation: Connect iPod touch/iPhone/Android device. · For Android: Connect the Android device
via Bluetooth or both with a cable and via Bluetooth. For Bluetooth connection, see page 36. For wired connection, see page 63. · For iPod touch/iPhone: Connect iPod touch/ iPhone with a cable, via Bluetooth, or both with a cable and via Bluetooth. (Page 18)

1 Display the screen.
On the screen:

2 Display the screen.
3 Check the current device status, then press [Change].

· If [Enter] for cannot be selected, put the unit in standby. (Page 7)

· If you do not need to change the setting, press [OK] to exit the setup screen.

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SETTINGS 4 Select the device type (1), then press
[Next] (2).
5 Select the connection method (1), then press [Next] (2).
For Android: <HDMI/MHL Select this when the Android + Bluetooth> device is connected both by
cable KCA-MH100 (optional accessory) or KCA-HD100 (optional accessory) to the HDMI/MHL input terminal and via Bluetooth. Select this when the device is connected via Bluetooth.

For iPod/iPhone:

<USB +

Select this when the iPod/

AV-IN>

iPhone is connected using

KCA-iP202 (optional accessory).

<USB 1 Wire> Select this when the iPod/

iPhone is connected using KCA-

iP102 (optional accessory) or

KCA-iP103 (optional accessory).

<HDMI +

Select this when the iPod/

Bluetooth> iPhone is connected using

HDMI cable KCA-HD100

(optional accessory) and

KCA-iP103 (optional accessory)

through a Lightning-Digital AV

adapter (accessory of the iPod/

iPhone).

Select this when the iPod/

iPhone is connected via

Bluetooth.

· When selecting <USB + AV-IN> or <USB 1 Wire>, go to step 7.

6 When selecting <HDMI + Bluetooth> or as the connection method, the paired device list appears. Select the target device (1), then press [Next] (2).

· You can delete the Bluetooth registration of a device. Press [Remove], then press [Yes] after a confirmation message appears.
· If the desired device is not listed, press [Search] to search for the available iPod/ iPhone/Android devices (1), then select the target device from the screen (2).
You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
To stop searching, press [Cancel].
7 Confirm the settings.

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SETTINGS
Sound adjustment
Using the sound equalization
· The adjustment is memorized for each source until you adjust the sound again. If the source is a disc, the adjustment is stored for each of the following categories. DVD-Video/DVD-VR/VCD CD DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/AAC
· You cannot adjust the sound when the unit is in standby.
Selecting a preset sound mode
1 Display the screen.
On the screen:

· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
Storing your own adjustments–Adjusting the sound precisely
1 Select a sound mode. (See the left column.) 2 Select a band and adjust the level of the
selected band. · The number of bands depends on the model. · You can adjust the level by dragging the slider
or using [J]/[K]. · Repeat this step to adjust the level of other
bands.

Setting the car type and speakers 1 Display the screen.
On the screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the

2 Select a sound mode

The adjustments are stored and is activated.
3 Activate ([ON]) or deactivate ([OFF]) the bass () (1), and then adjust the subwoofer level () (2).

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SETTINGS
Setting the speakers–speaker size and crossover frequency
1 Display the screen.
On the screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the

4 Adjust the crossover frequency of the selected speaker.

Setting the listening position
You can adjust the sound effects according to your listening position.
1 Display the screen.
On the screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the

2 Select the speaker type (front speakers, rear speakers, or subwoofer).
3 Select the size of the selected speaker.

Adjusts the output volume of

the selected speaker.

Adjusts the crossover frequency

for the front or rear speakers

(high pass filter).*1

Adjusts the crossover for the

subwoofer (low pass filter).*2

Adjusts the crossover slope.*3 Selects the phase for the

subwoofer.*2

1 Appears only when the front or rear speakers are selected. 2 Appears only when the subwoofer is selected. *3 Not selectable when or is set to

.

2 Select the listening position (, , or ).

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SETTINGS
Adjusting the Digital Time Alignment (DTA) Make fine adjustments to the delay time of the speaker output to create a more suitable environment for your vehicle.
1 Display the screen. (Page 47) 2 Display the screen.
3 Select the speaker you want to adjust (1), and then adjust each item (2).

Determining the value for adjustment If you specify the distance from the center of the currently set listening position to every speaker, the delay time will be automatically computed and set. 1 Determine the center of the currently set
listening position as the reference point. 2 Measure the distances from the reference point
to the speakers. 3 Calculate the differences between the distance
of the furthest speaker and other speakers. 4 Set the DTA value calculated in step 3 for
individual speakers. 5 Adjust gain for individual speakers.
Example: When is selected as the listening position

Adjustment for video playback
Adjusting the picture
You can adjust the picture quality.
1 Display the picture adjustment screen.
On the source control screen:

Adjusts the Digital Time Alignment (DTA) value. Adjusts the output volume of the selected speaker.

· To determine the adjustment value, see the right column.
· To initialize the setting value, press [Initialize].

+90 cm

60 cm 80 cm 150 cm

+70 cm

+0 cm

2 Select [DIM ON] (dimmer on) or [DIM OFF] (dimmer off).

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SETTINGS 3 Adjust the picture.

2 Select the aspect ratio.

Zooming the picture
You can zoom the picture. Zooming is available only when discs are played back.
1 Display the magnification level selecting screen.
On the source control screen:

Adjusts the brightness. (-15

to +15)

Adjusts the contrast. (-10 to

+10)

Adjusts the blackness. (-10 to

+10)

Adjusts the color. (-10 to +10)

Adjusts the tint. (-10 to +10)

Adjusts the sharpness. (-2 to

+2)

Changing the aspect ratio
You can change the aspect ratio for video playback.
1 Display the aspect ratio selection screen.
On the source control screen:

*

For 16:9 original pictures

4:3 signal

16:9 signal

* For 4:3 original pictures

4:3 signal

16:9 signal

For viewing 4:3 pictures

naturally on the wide screen

4:3 signal

16:9 signal

2 Change the magnification (1), then move the zooming frame (2).

Changes the magnification. · The aspect ratio is
automatically selected to match the video source.

While DivX is played back with set to [16:9] (Page 15), the aspect ratio may not set correctly.

· The zoom function cannot be used for some video sources.

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SETTINGS
Changing the display design
You can change the background and panel color.
1 Display the screen.
On the screen:

To select a panel color
2
· Selecting [Scan] changes the illumination color gradually.
1 Store your own scene beforehand. (See the right column.) *2 Store your own color adjustment beforehand. (See below.)
Making your own color adjustment 1 Select [Panel Color] on the <User
Customize> screen. (See the left column.) 2

Storing your favorite image for the background
You can set your favorite image stored on the connected USB device. · Use a JPEG/PNG/BMP file with a resolution of 800
x 480 pixels. · The color of the captured image may look
different from that of the actual scene.
1 Connect the USB device on which the image is stored. (Page 62)
2 Display the screen. (See the far left column.)
3 Display the file selection screen.

2 Select an item to change (background design: [Background]/panel color: [Panel Color]).
3 Select a background/panel color.
To select a background

3 Select the dimmer setting for the color (1), then adjust the color (2).

4 Select the folder (1), then the file for the background image in the selected folder (2).

· You can change the page to display more

items by pressing [J]/[K].

*1

A confirmation message appears. Press [OK]

to store the new image. (The existing image is

replaced with the new one.)

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SETTINGS
Customizing the screen
You can arrange the items to display on the screen.
1 Display the screen.
On the screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the menu screen.

Customizing the system settings
Memorizing/recalling the settings
· You can memorize the settings changed in the menu and recall the memorized settings any time.
· The memorized settings are kept even when the unit is reset.
1 Display the screen.
On the screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the menu screen.

2
· To cancel, press [No].
3 Select an operation.

2 Select the position to place the icon (1), then select the item you want to display in the selected position (2).

[Recall] Recalls the memorized settings. [Memory] Memorizes the current settings. [Clear] Clears the currently memorized
settings.
· To cancel, press [Cancel].
A confirmation message appears. Press [Yes].

Repeat this step to place icons for other items.

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SETTINGS

Locking the settings

You can lock the settings to prevent them from

being changed. · is shown beside the settings that can be
locked.

1 Display the screen.

3

(Page 51)

2

Adjusting the touch position
You can adjust the touch position on the touch panel if the position touched and the operation performed do not match.
1 Display the screen.
On the < screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the menu screen.

To unlock the setting: Press [Unlock].
Updating the system
You can update the system by connecting a USB device containing an update file. · To update the system, visit <http://www.
kenwood.com/cs/ce/>.
1 Create an update file, copy it to a USB device, and connect the device to the unit.
· To connect a USB device, see page 62.
2 Display the screen.
On the screen: · Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on
the menu screen.

<Application

Updates the system

Version>

application.

Updates the system.

<Bluetooth

Updates the Bluetooth

Version>

application.

*1

Updates the Digital Radio (DAB) module application.

<Vehicle Adaptor Updates the system of the

Version>*2

equipment connected to

the External I/F terminal

(Page 63).

It may take a while. If the update has been completed successfully, “Update Completed” appears. Reset the unit. · Do not disconnect the USB device while updating. · If the update has failed, turn the power off and then on, and retry the update. · Even if you have turned off the power during the update, you can restart the update after the power is turned on. The update will be performed from the beginning.

1 Only for DDX5016DAB. 2 Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT.

2 Touch the center of the marks at the lower left and at the upper right as instructed.
· To reset the touch position, press [Reset]. · To cancel the current operation, press
[Cancel].

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SETTINGS Setting menu items
Displaying the menu screen
· You can change the page to display more items by pressing [J]/[K].
· You cannot change the

Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT.

Fader: Adjusts the front and rear speaker output balance. · F6 to R6 (Initial: 0)
When using a two-speaker system, set the fader to the center (0).
Balance: Adjusts the left and right speaker output balance. · L6 to R6 (Initial: 0)
Press [J]/[K]/[H]/[I] or drag [ ] to adjust. To clear the adjustment, press [Center].

Change the sound mode or adjust and store the equalization for each source. (Page 46) · Natural (Initial)/Rock/Pops/Easy/Top40/Jazz/ Powerful/iPod*1/User You can activate/deactivate loudness. · ON (Initial): Boosts low and high frequencies to produce a well-balanced sound at a low volume level. · OFF: Cancels. Adjust and store the auto-adjustment volume level for each source. (For discs, the adjustment is stored for each of the following categories: DVD/DVD-VR/ VCD, CD, and DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/WMV/MP3/WMA/ AAC.) The volume level will automatically increase or decrease when you change the source. · 15 to +6 (Initial: 0) Adjust the subwoofer level. · 50 to +10 (Initial: 0) Select your preferred bass boost level. · OFF (Initial)/Level 1/Level 2/Level 3 *2 Select a car type and speaker location. (Page 46) · Car type: Off (Initial)/Compact/Full Size Car/ Wagon/Minivan/SUV/Passenger Van · Speaker Location: Select the location of the speakers in your car. Front: Door (Initial)/On Dash/Under Dash Rear*3: Door/ Rear Deck/2nd Row/3rd Row *2 Select the speaker size and adjust the crossover frequency. (Page 47) Adjust the sound effects according to your listening position. (Page 47) Select whether to use the Digital Signal Processor (DSP) system. · Bypass: Invalidates all the settings for the DSP. · Through (Initial): Uses the DSP. You can reduce the driving noise by raising the bandwidth. · ON (Initial): Activates the Drive Equalizer. · OFF: Cancels. *1 Appears only when iPod is selected as the source. *2 When an item is grayed out, you cannot change the setting. Select [Unlock] on the screen to change the setting. (Page 52) *3 The initial setting varies depending on the car type setting.

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SETTINGS

setting screen · Auto (Initial): Dims the screen and button illumination when you turn on the headlights. · ON: Activates dimmer. · OFF: Cancels. · NAV*1*2: Activates or deactivates dimmer according to the day/night display setting of the connected navigation unit. Change the display design (background and panel color). (Page 50) · ON: Displays the clock while a video source is playing. · OFF (Initial): Cancels. · ON (Initial): Activates the demonstration on the screen. · OFF: Cancels. · ON (Initial): Scrolls the displayed information repeatedly. · Once: Scrolls the displayed information once. · OFF: Cancels. Pressing [<] scrolls the text regardless of this setting. Change the items to display on the screen. (Page 51) Adjust the brightness and blackness of the screen. Press [Enter] to display the setting screen, select [DIM ON] (dimmer on)/[DIM OFF] (dimmer off), then change the following settings: · Bright: Adjusts brightness. 15 to +15 (Initial: 0 for dimmer on/+15 for dimmer off) · Black: Adjusts blackness. 10 to +10 (Initial: 0) · ON (Initial): Displays the parking guidelines. (Page 33) · OFF: Cancels. Adjusts the parking guidelines. (Page 34) *1 When a commercial adapter is connected to the External I/F terminal (Page 63), you can display information about obstacles around the car. · ON: Always displays information. · Dyn. (Initial): Displays information when the sensor detects obstacles. · OFF: Cancels. *1 Select where information about obstacles is displayed on the screen. · Left/Right (Initial) *1 Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT. *2 Selectable only when navigation unit is connected. setting screen · ON: Displays the picture from the rear view camera when you shift the gear to the reverse (R) position. · OFF (Initial): Select this when no camera is connected. *1 · ON: Enables to control TV operation on the “AV-IN 1”. · OFF (Initial): Select this to use “AV-IN 1” with the other component than TV Tuner. *1 Change the navigation settings. (Page 35) *1 *2 · ON (Initial): Activates the vehicle information display function. · OFF: Cancels. *1 *2 · ON: Activates a warning tone when the onboard proximity sensor detects a human or object in the vehicle’s path while parking. · OFF (Initial): Cancels. *1 Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT. *2 The setting is available when a commercial adapter is connected to the External I/F terminal (Page 63). Consult your Kenwood dealer for details.

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SETTINGS

setting screen Select the text language used for on-screen

information.

· English (Initial for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT)/
Español/Français/Deutsch/Italiano/Nederlands/ /Português/Türkçe/Cestina/Polski/ Magyar/cc (Initial for DDX5016BTR)/

// /

/

/Bahasa

Indonesia/

· GUI Language: Selects the language used for

displaying operation buttons and menu items.

Local (the language selected above)/English (Initial)

Adjust the clock time. (Page 5) Configure the settings of iPod. (Page 18) · APP Connection Setup: Configures the Apps settings. (Page 44)

· APP Interrupt Volume: Adjusts the App volume.

0 to 35 (Initial: 17)

Configure settings for using a Bluetooth device, such as connection and other general operations. (Page 43)

· ON: Activates the key-touch tone. · OFF (Initial): Cancels. Memorize, recall, or clear the settings you have made. (Page 51) This unit has its own Registration Code. Once you have played back a file with the Registration Code recorded, this unit’s Registration Code is overwritten for copyright protection. · Press [Enter] to display the information. · To return to the previous screen, press [OK]. You can determine the use of the external component connected to the AV-OUT terminal. · OFF (Initial)/AV-IN1/AV-IN2/DVD Assign the function of the AV/DISP OFF button when held. · AV-OUT: Switches the AV source for external monitors or amplifiers connected to the AV-OUT terminal. · CAMERA: Displays the picture from the rear view camera. (Page 33) · DISP OFF (Initial): Turns off the screen. (Page 8) Register the security code for the unit. (Page 4) Activate or deactivate the security function. (Page 5) * Displays the serial number. Adjust the touch positions of the buttons on the screen. (Page 52) * Assign functions to the keys on the remote controller of the steering wheel. (Contact your Kenwood dealer for details.) Displays the version information of the software. You can update the software. (Page 52) Shows the Open Source Licenses. * Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT.

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REMOTE CONTROLLER

Overview
Optional Remote Controller KNA-RCDV331 is designed for controlling this unit. Refer to the instruction manual that comes with the remote controller.

Battery installation
Use two “AAA”/”R03”-size batteries. Insert the batteries with the + and poles aligned properly, following the illustration inside the case.

Caution: · Put the Remote Controller in a place where it will
not move during braking or other operations. A dangerous situation could result if the Remote Controller falls down and gets wedged under the pedals while driving. · Do not leave the battery near fire or under direct sunlight. A fire, explosion or excessive heat generation may result. · Do not recharge, short, break up or heat the battery, or place it in an open fire. Such actions may cause the battery to leak fluid. If spilled fluid comes in contact with your eyes or clothing, immediately rinse with water and consult a physician. · Place the battery out of reach of children. In the unlikely event that a child swallows the battery, immediately consult a physician.

· If the Remote Controller operates only over shorter distances or does not operate at all, it is possible that the batteries are depleted. In such instances, replace both batteries with new ones.
Remote Controller mode switch
The functions operated from the remote controller differ depending on the position of the mode switch.
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Operations from the remote controller

Common operations (AUD mode)

SRC

· Selects the source. · Hangs up the incoming/current call.

J/K VOL Adjusts the volume level.

ATT

Attenuates/restores the sound.

DISP/V.SEL Switches to the navigation screen.*

ENTER

Enters options.

Answers incoming calls.

FNC/PBC/ MENU

Switches the control screen.

MODE/ TOP MENU

Changes the aspect ratio. · The aspect ratio changes each time
you press this key.

OPEN

Does not function for this unit.

Available for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT only.

AUD mode: Switch to this mode when controlling a selected source or radio source, etc. DVD mode: Switch to this mode when playing DVDs or CDs etc. with the player integrated in this unit. TV mode: Not used.
· The position of the remote control mode switch is indicated in the title of each mode, e.g., “AUD mode”.
· When controlling a player that is not integrated in the unit, select “AUD” mode.

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REMOTE CONTROLLER

DVD/VCD (DVD mode)

J/K/H/I

Moves the cursor when displaying a menu.

S/T

Selects a track.

I/W

Starts/pauses playback.

o

Stops and memorizes the point where the disc stops.

· Specifies the number to

search for in direct search.

·

: Fast forwards/

backwards.

0 9

Fast forward/backward

speed changes each time

you press this key.

·

: Slow forwards/

backwards during pause.

MODE/TOP MENU Shows the disc top menu.

FNC/PBC/MENU Shows the disc menu.

SUBTITLE

Changes the subtitle language.

ZOOM

Changes the zoom ratio. · The zoom ratio changes each
time you press this key.

ANGLE

Changes the picture angle. · The picture angle changes
each time you press this key.

AUDIO

Changes the voice language. · The voice language changes
each time you press this key.

DIRECT

Enters direct search mode. (See the far right column.)

CLEAR

Deletes a character while in direct search mode.

Music Disc/Audio file/Video file/Picture file (AUD mode)

AM /FM +

Selects a folder.

S/T

Selects a track/file.

I/W 0 9

Starts/pauses playback.
Specifies the number to search for in direct search.

DIRECT

Enters direct search mode. (See the right column.)

Radio (AUD mode)

AM /FM +

Selects the band.

S/T

Searches for stations.

I/W 0 9 DIRECT

Changes the seek mode (AUTO1, AUTO2, MANU).
· Specifies preset number. ( )
· Specifies the frequency of the station to receive to search for in direct search.
Enters direct search mode. (See the right column.)

Digital Radio (DAB) (AUD mode) (Only for DDX5016DAB)

S/T Searches for services.

I/W

Changes the seek mode (AUTO1, AUTO2, MANU).

1 9

Specifies preset number.

iPod (AUD mode)

S/T

Selects music/videos.

I/W

Starts/pauses playback.

USB (AUD mode)

AM /FM +

Selects a folder.

S/T

Selects a file.

I/W

Starts/pauses playback.

Searching for an item (chapter/title/folder/file/ track) directly 1 Press DIRECT to enter the search mode.
Each time you press DIRECT, the item to search for changes. 2 Press a number button to select a desired item. 3 Press ENTER to confirm the selection.

Searching for a tuner frequency directly 1 Press DIRECT to enter the search mode. 2 Press number buttons to enter a frequency. 3 Press S/T to confirm the entry.

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REMOTE CONTROLLER
Using the steering remote controller (Only for DDX5016DAB/
DDX5016BT)
You can assign functions to the keys of the remote controller on the steering wheel. · This function is available only when your vehicle
is equipped with the electrical steering remote controller. · You can only register/change the functions while you are parked. · If your steering remote controller is not compatible, learning may not be completed and an error message may appear.
Registering/Changing the functions
1 Display the setting screen.
On the screen:

2 Display the screen.
· Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on the menu screen.
3 Press a steering remote controller button to register/change.
4 Select a function to assign.

· The unit can register/change all of the buttons’ functions at the same time. To do this, press each button in turn and after pressing all of them, press [Done] on the screen. However, new functions cannot be learned after this operation.
· When changing the functions already learned, touch the button you want to change in step 3 and then touch to select the new function from the function list.
· Confirm the contents of the settable functions in the function list. You cannot edit the function list.
Initializing the settings
1 Display the setting screen. (See the far left column.)
· Press [K] repeatedly to change the page on the menu screen.
2

· You can change the page to display more

items by pressing [J]/[K].

3

5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 as necessary.

6 Finish the procedure.

· To cancel the initialization, press [No].

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Before installing the unit
WARNING · If you 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. · Do not cut out the fuse from the ignition wire (red) and the battery wire (yellow). The power supply must be connected to the wires via the fuse.
Precautions on installation and connection · Mounting and wiring this product requires
skills and experience. For best safety, leave the mounting and wiring work to professionals. · Make sure to ground the unit to a negative 12 V DC power supply. · Do not install the unit in a location exposed to direct sunlight or excessive heat or humidity. Also avoid places with too much dust or the possibility of water splashing. · Do not use your own screws. Use only the screws provided. If you use the wrong screws, you could damage the unit. · If the power is not turned on (“MiswiringDC Offset Error”, “Warning DC Offset Error” is displayed), the speaker wire may have a short circuit or have touched the chassis of the vehicle and the protection function may have been activated. Therefore, the speaker wire should be checked.

· If your car’s ignition does not have an ACC position, connect the ignition wires to a power source that can be turned on and off with the ignition key. If you connect the ignition wire to a power source with a constant voltage supply, such as with battery wires, the battery may be drained.
· If the fuse blows, first make sure the wires are not 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 ends of the 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 · wires or ground them to any metal part in the car.
· When only two speakers are being connected to the system, connect both connectors either to the front output terminals or to the rear output terminals (do not mix front and rear). For example, if you connect the ª connector of the left speaker to a front output terminal, do not connect the · connector to a rear output terminal.
· After the unit is installed, check whether the brake lamps, blinkers, wipers, etc. on the car are working properly.
· Mount the unit so that the mounting angle is 30° or less.
· Do not press hard on the panel surface when installing the unit to the vehicle. Otherwise scratches, damage, or failure may result.

· This unit has a cooling fan to decrease the internal temperature. Do not mount the unit in a place where the cooling fan of the unit is blocked. Blocking these openings will prevent the cooling of the internal temperature and result in malfunction. Cooling fan
CAUTION Install this unit in the console of your vehicle. Do not touch the metal parts of this unit during and shortly after the use of the unit. Metal parts such as the heat sink and enclosure become hot.

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CONNECTION/INSTALLATION
Supplied accessories for installation
1 Wiring harness x 1 2 Trim plate x 1 3 Extension wire (2 m) x 1 4 Extraction keys x 2 5 Microphone (3 m) x 1 6 Fixture for HDMI/MHL connector x 1 7 Screws for fixture (M2.6 x 6 mm) x 1

Installation procedure
1 To prevent a short circuit, remove the key from the ignition and disconnect the · battery.
2 Make the proper input and output wire connections for each unit.
3 Connect the speaker wires of the wiring harness.
4 Take Connector B on the wiring harness and connect it to the speaker connector in your vehicle.
5 Take Connector A on the wiring harness and connect it to the external power connector in your vehicle.
6 Connect the wiring harness connector to the unit.
7 Install the unit in your car.
· Make sure that the unit is installed securely in place. If the unit is unstable, it may malfunction (eg, the sound may skip).
8 Reconnect the · battery. 9 Press the reset button. 10 Configure <Initial Setup>. (Page 4)

Installing the unit Installing the unit
· Bend the tabs of the mounting sleeve with a screwdriver or similar utensil and attach it in place.
Installing the trim plate
Attach the trim plate (2). 2

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Connection

Connecting wires to terminals
Pages 62 63
USB terminal (1.0 m): Pages 62 63

Pages 62 63 Page 64

REVERSE Purple with white stripe (Reverse sensor wire)

Connect to the vehicle’s reverse lamp harness when using the optional rear view camera.

PRK SW Light green

(Parking sensor wire)

3

10 A fuse

Connect to the vehicle’s parking brake detection switch harness. · For best safety, be sure to
connect the parking sensor.

Connect the aerial cord to the aerial terminal.
1 Connect a commercial adapter. See page 63.*1
Blue with white stripe (Power control/aerial control wire)
Brown (Mute control wire) Light blue with yellow stripe (Steering remote control wire)
Orange with white stripe (Dimmer control wire)

1 Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT. 2 If no connections are made, do not let the cable come
out from the tab.

*2

To the power control terminal when using the optional power amplifier or to

the aerial control terminal in the vehicle.

To the terminal that is grounded when either the telephone rings or during conversation. (To connect the Kenwood navigation system, consult your navigation manual.) To use the steering wheel remote control feature, you need an exclusive remote adapter (not supplied) matching your car is required.
To car light control switch

Yellow (Battery wire) Red (Ignition wire)
Red (A7) Yellow (A4)
Connector A Connector B

Connecting the ISO connectors on some VW/

Audi or Opel (Vauxhall) automobiles

You may need to modify the wiring of the

supplied wiring harness as illustrated below.

Red

(Ignition wire)

Red (A7)

Unit

Vehicle

Yellow (Battery wire)

Yellow (A4)

Default wiring

Pin Color and functions of Connector A and B

A4 Yellow

Battery

A5 Blue/White

Power control

A6 Orange/White

Dimmer

A7 Red

Ignition (ACC)

A8 Black

Ground connection

B1/B2 Purple ª / Purple/Black · Right speaker (rear)

B3/B4 Gray ª / Gray/Black ·

Right speaker (front)

B5/B6 White ª / White/Black · Left speaker (front)

B7/B8 Green ª / Green/Black · Left speaker (rear)

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CONNECTION/INSTALLATION
Connecting a USB device
USB device* (commercially available)
1.0 m

Connecting an iPod/iPhone
iPod/iPhone (Lightning connector models) (commercially available)

iPod/iPhone (30-pin connector models) (commercially available)

Use CA-U1EX to extend the cable if necessary. (Max 500 mA, 5V)

KCA-iP103 (optional accessory)
0.8 m
1.8 m 1.0 m

Lightning-Digital AV adapter (accessory of the iPod/iPhone)

KCA-iP102 (optional accessory)

KCA-iP103 (optional accessory)

0.8 m

KCA-HD100

(optional accessory)

1.0 m

KCA-iP202 (optional accessory)
0.8 m 1.8 m

When connecting to the HDMI/MHL connector, fix the HDMI/MHL cable using the fixture (6) and screw (7).
6 7
HDMI/MHL cable

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Connecting a Smartphone

Android, etc. (with HDMI) (commercially available)

Android, etc (with MHL)
(commercially available)

Connecting the Wireless Display Adapter to use smartphone/iPod/ iPhone over a wireless connection
Wireless Display Adapter: KCA-WL100 (optional accessory)

Micro USB

Micro HDMI (Type D)

Micro USB to USB cable
(commercially available)

KCA-MH100 (optional accessory)*
Micro HDMI to HDMI adapter (commercially available)

1.8 m 1.0 m

KCA-HD100

1.8 m

(optional accessory)

Connecting external components

When connecting to the HDMI/MHL connector, fix the HDMI/MHL cable using the fixture (6) and screw (7).
6 7
HDMI/MHL cable

1 AV-OUT/Video output (Yellow) 2 Rear view camera input (Yellow) 3 Audio Video input (AV-IN1)1 4 iPod/Audio Video input (iPod/AV-IN2)1 5 NAVI I/F input2 6 TV tuner remote control output2 7 HDMI/MHL input 8 DAB aerial input3 9 Subwoofer preout (monaural output)4
· Subwoofer left output (White) · Subwoofer right output (Red) p Rear preout4 · Audio left output (White) · Audio right output (Red) q Front preout4 · Audio left output (White) · Audio right output (Red) w Audio output (ø3.5 mini jack) Resistance-free stereo type mini plug e Direct steering remote control input (ø3.5 mini jack)2 · Contact your Kenwood dealer for details. r External I/F for connecting a commercial adapter (DC 12 V 500 mA max)2
1 When connecting the component to play on “AV-IN1” or “AV-IN2”, use the Audio and Video cable CA-C3AV (optional accessory).
2 Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT. 3 Only for DDX5016DAB. To use the digital radio, connect CX-DAB1
(optional accessory). 4 When connecting an external amplifier, connect its ground wire to
the chassis of the car; otherwise the unit may be damaged.

Use conversion adapter to connect to smartphones if necessary.

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CONNECTION/INSTALLATION
Connecting microphone for Bluetooth
Connect the microphone (5) to the MIC terminal. · To install the microphone, peel off the adhesive
tape, fix on the installation position, then adjust the direction of the microphone to face the driver. After installing, fix the microphone cable to the car with clamps (commercially available).

Removing the unit
Removing the trim plate
1 Engage the catch pins on the extraction key (4) and remove the two locks on the lower part. Lower the frame and pull it forward.

Removing the unit 1 Remove the trim plate. (See the left
column.) 2 Insert the two extraction keys (4), then
pull them as illustrated so tat the unit can be removed.
4

4
2 Remove from the upper two catches.

· Be careful to avoid injury from the catch pins on the extraction key.

5
· The frame can be removed from the top side in the same manner.

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Maintenance
Caution on cleaning the unit
Do not use any solvent (for example, thinner, benzine, etc.), detergent, or insecticide. This may damage the monitor or the unit.
Recommended cleaning method: Gently wipe the panel with a soft, dry cloth.
Moisture condensation
Moisture may condense on the lens inside the unit in the following cases: · After starting the heater in the car. · If it becomes very humid inside the car. Should this occur, the unit may malfunction. In this case, eject the disc and leave the unit turned on for a few hours until the moisture evaporates.

To keep discs clean
Dirty discs may not play correctly. If a disc does become dirty, wipe it with a soft cloth in a straight line from the center to the edge.
· Do not use any solvents (for example, conventional record cleaner, spray, thinner, benzine, etc.) to clean discs.
To play new discs
New discs may have some rough spots around the inner and outer edges. If such a disc is used, this unit may reject the disc.

How to handle discs
· When removing a disc from its case, press down the center holder of the case and lift the disc out, holding it by the edges.

· To remove these rough spots, rub the edges with a pencil or ball-point pen, etc.

Always hold the disc by the edges. Do not touch its recording surface.
· When storing a disc in its case, gently insert the disc around the center holder (with the printed surface facing up). Make sure to store discs in their cases after use.

More information
File playback
Playing DivX files (for discs only) · This unit can play back DivX files with the
extension code <.divx>, <.div>, or <.avi> (regardless of the letter case–upper/lower). · Audio streams should conform to MP3 or Dolby Digital. · Files encoded in the interlaced scanning mode may not be played back correctly. · The maximum bit rate for video signals (average) is 8 Mbps.
Playing MPEG1/MPEG2 files · This unit can play back MPEG1/MPEG2 files with
the extension code <.mpg> or <.mpeg>. · The stream format should conform to MPEG
system/program stream. The file format should be MP@ML (Main Profile at Main Level)/SP@ML (Simple Profile at Main Level)/ MP@LL (Main Profile at Low Level). · Audio streams should conform to MPEG1 Audio Layer-2 or Dolby Digital.
Playing H.264/WMV files (for USB only) · This unit can play back files with the extension
code <.mp4>, <.wmv>, <.avi> or <.mkv>. · This unit can only play back files which are less
than 2 GB. · The stream format should conform to MPEG
system/program stream.

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Playing JPEG/BMP/PNG files (for USB only) · This unit can play back picture files with the
extension code <.jpg>, <.jpeg>, <.bmp> or <.png>. · This unit can play back files that are at 32 x 32 to 8 192 x 7 680 resolution. It may take time to display the file depending on its resolution. · This unit can play back baseline JPEG files. Progressive JPEG files or lossless JPEG files cannot be played.
Playing audio files (for discs: MP3/WMA/AAC-LC, for USB: MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC- LC/FLAC) · This unit can play back files with the extension
code <.mp3>, <.wma>, <.wav>, <.m4a> or <.flac> (regardless of the letter case–upper/lower). · This unit can play back files that meet the conditions below: Bit rate:
MP3: 8 kbps 320 kbps WMA: 48 kbps 192 kbps AAC: For discs: 16 kbps 320 kbps
For USB: 32 kbps 320 kbps Sampling frequency:
MP3: 8 kHz 48 kHz WMA: For discs: 32 kHz 48 kHz
For USB: 8 kHz 48 kHz WAV: 32kHz/44.1 kHz/48 kHz AAC: 16 kHz 48 kHz FLAC : 8 kHz 48 kHz

· This unit can show ID3 Tag Version 1.0/1.1/2.2/2.3/2.4 (for MP3).
· This unit can also show WMA/AAC/FLAC Tag. · This unit can play back files recorded in VBR
(variable bit rate). · Files recorded in VBR have a discrepancy in
elapsed time indication. · This unit cannot play back the following files:
MP3 files encoded with MP3i and MP3 PRO format.
MP3 files encoded with Layer 1/2. WMA files encoded with lossless, professional,
and voice format. WMA files which are not based upon Windows
Media® Audio. WMA/AAC files copy-protected with DRM. AAC files encoded using any other application
than iTunes. AAC files copy-protected with FairPlay (except
those stored on an iPod). Files which have data such as AIFF, ATRAC3, etc. · This unit can display jacket pictures that meet the conditions below: Picture size: 32 x 32 to 1 232 x 672 (PNG: 800 x
480) resolution Data size: less than 650 KB. File type: JPEG/PNG/BMP

Disc playback
Playable disc types

Disc type
DVD · DTS sound cannot be
reproduced or emitted from this unit.

Recording format, file type, etc.
DVD Video*1

DVD Recordable/Rewritable (DVD-R/-RW2, +R/+RW3) · DVD Video: UDF bridge · DVD-VR · DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/MP3/
WMA/AAC: ISO 9660 level 1, level 2, Romeo, Joliet

· DVD Video · DVD-VR*4 · DivX/MPEG1/
MPEG2 · MP3/WMA/AAC

Dual Disc

DVD side

CD/VCD

· VCD (Video CD) · Audio CD/
CD Text (CD-DA)

CD Recordable/Rewritable (CD-R/-RW) · ISO 9660 level 1, level 2,
Romeo, Joliet

· VCD (Video CD) · CD-DA · MPEG1/MPEG2 · MP3/WMA/AAC

1 DVD Region code: For DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT: 2 For DDX5016BTR: 5 If you insert a DVD Video disc of an incorrect Region Code, “Region Code Error” appears on the screen.
2 DVD-R recorded in multi-border format are also playable (except for dual layer discs). DVD-RW dual layer discs are not playable.
3 It is possible to play back finalized +R/+RW (Video format only) discs. “DVD” is selected as the disc type when a +R/+RW disc is loaded. +RW double layer discs are not playable.
4 This unit cannot play back content protected with CPRM.

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Unplayable discs · Unplayable disc types and formats are as follows:
DVD-Audio/DVD-ROM discs MPEG4/JPEG/WAV/FLAC/MKV/DVD+VR/DVD-
RAM recorded on DVD-R/RW or +R/+RW SVCD (Super Video CD), CD-ROM, CD-I (CD-I
Ready), DTS-CD MPEG4/JPEG/FLAC/MKV recorded on CD-R/RW · Discs that are not round. · Discs with coloring on the recording surface or discs that are dirty. · Recordable/Rewritable discs that have not been finalized. · 8 cm discs. Attempting to insert these discs using an adapter may cause a malfunction.
DualDisc playback The Non-DVD side of a “DualDisc” does not comply with the “Compact Disc Digital Audio” standard. Therefore, the use of the Non-DVD side of a DualDisc on this product cannot be recommended.
Playing Recordable/Rewritable discs · This unit can recognize a total of 64 770 files and
254 folders (a maximum of 255 files per folder). · Use only “finalized” discs. · This unit can play back multi-session discs;
however, unclosed sessions will be skipped while playing. · Some discs or files may not be played back due to their characteristics or recording conditions.
About data stored in the connected USB device/iPod/iPhone
· We bear no responsibility for any loss of data in iPod/iPhone and USB mass storage class devices while using this unit.

USB playback
Playable files on a USB device · This unit can play the following types of files
stored in a USB mass storage class device. JPEG/BMP/PNG/MPEG1/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/
WAV/AAC/FLAC/H.264/WMV (VC-1) · This unit can recognize a total of 5 000 files and
250 folders (a maximum of 999 files per folder). · Make sure all important data has been backed up
to avoid losing the data.
Notes on using a USB device: · This unit may not play back files in a USB device
properly when using a USB extension cable. · USB devices equipped with special functions such
as data security functions cannot be used with the unit. · Do not use a USB device with 2 or more partitions. · Depending on the shape of the USB devices and connection ports, some USB devices may not be attached properly or the connection might be loose. · This unit may not recognize a memory card inserted into a USB card reader. · When connecting with a USB cable, use a USB 2.0 cable. · The maximum number of characters (when the characters are 1 byte): Folder names: 128 characters File names: 128 characters · Avoid using the USB device if it might affect driving safety. · Do not pull out and connect the USB device repeatedly while “Reading” is shown on the screen.

· Electrostatic shock at connecting a USB device may cause abnormal playback of the device. In this case, disconnect the USB device then reset this unit and the USB device.
· Operation and power supply may not work as intended for some USB devices.
· Do not leave a USB device in the car, or expose to direct sunlight or high temperatures to prevent deformation or damage to the device.
Notes onplaying iPod/iPhone
· iPod/iPhone that can be connected to this unit: Made for iPod with video iPod classic iPod nano (7th Generation) iPod nano (6th Generation) iPod nano (5th Generation) iPod nano (4th Generation) iPod nano (3rd Generation) iPod touch (5th Generation) iPod touch (4th Generation) iPod touch (3rd Generation) iPod touch (2nd Generation) iPod touch (1st Generation)
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iPhone 6 Plus iPhone 6 iPhone 5S iPhone 5C iPhone 5 iPhone 4S iPhone 4 iPhone 3GS iPhone 3G iPhone · When operating an iPod/iPhone, some operations may not be performed correctly or as intended. In this case, visit the following KENWOOD web site: <www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/ipod> · For some iPod/iPhone models, the performance may be abnormal or unstable during operation. In this case, disconnect the iPod/iPhone device, then check its condition. If the performance is not improved or slow, reset your iPod/iPhone. · When you turn on this unit, the iPod/iPhone is charged through the unit. · The text information may not be displayed correctly.

Language codes (for DVD/DVD-VR language selection)

AA Afar AB Abkhazian AF Afrikaans AM Ameharic AR Arabic AS Assamese AY Aymara AZ Azerbaijani BA Bashkir BE Byelorussian BG Bulgarian BH Bihari BI Bislama BN Bengali, Bangla BO Tibetan BR Breton CA Catalan CO Corsican CS Czech CY Welsh DZ Bhutani EL Greek EO Esperanto ET Estonian EU Basque FA Persian FI Finnish FJ Fiji FO Faroese FY Frisian GA Irish

GL Galician GN Guarani GU Gujarati HA Hausa HI Hindi HR Croatian HU Hungarian HY Armenian IA Interlingua IE Interlingue IK Inupiak IN Indonesian IS Icelandic IW Hebrew JA Japanese JI Yiddish JW Javanese KA Georgian KK Kazakh KL Greenlandic KM Cambodian KN Kannada KO Korean (KOR) KS Kashmiri KU Kurdish KY Kirghiz LA Latin LN Lingala LO Laothian LT Lithuanian LV Latvian, Lettish

MI Maori

SO Somali

MK Macedonian

SQ Albanian

ML Malayalam

SR Serbian

MN Mongolian

SS Siswati

MO Moldavian

ST Sesotho

MR Marathi

SU Sundanese

MS Malay (MAY)

SW Swahili

MT Maltese

TA Tamil

MY Burmese

TE Telugu

NA Nauru

TG Tajik

NE Nepali

TH Thai

NO Norwegian

TI Tigrinya

OC Occitan

TK Turkmen

OM (Afan) Oromo

TL Tagalog

OR Oriya

TN Setswana

PA Panjabi

TO Tonga

PL Polish

TR Turkish

PS Pashto, Pushto TS Tsonga

QU Quechua

TT Tatar

RM Rhaeto-Romance TW Twi

RN Kirundi

UK Ukrainian

RO Rumanian

UR Urdu

RW Kinyarwanda

UZ Uzbek

SA Sanskrit

VI Vietnamese

SD Sindhi

VO Volapuk

SG Sangho

WO Wolof

SH Serbo-Croatian XH Xhosa

SI Singhalese

YO Yoruba

SK Slovak

ZU Zulu

SL Slovenian

SM Samoan

GD Scots Gaelic

MG Malagasy

SN Shona

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Error message list
If an error occurs while using the unit, a message appears. Take appropriate action according to the following message/remedy/cause list.
“No Signal”/”No Video Signal”: · Start playback on the external component
connected to the AV-IN1 or iPod/AV-IN2 input terminal. · Start playback on the smartphone connected to HDMI/MHL input terminal. · Check the cords and connections. · Signal input is too weak.
“Miswiring DC Offset Error”/”Warning DC Offset Error”: · A speaker cord has shorted or it has come into
contact with the car chassis. Wire or insulate the speaker cord as appropriate, then reset the unit. (Pages 3 and 61)
“Parking off”: · No playback picture is shown when the parking
brake is not engaged.
“Authorization Error”: · Check whether the connected iPod/iPhone is
compatible with this unit. (Page 67)
“USB Device Error”: · The USB power voltage is abnormal. · Turn off and turn on the unit. · Connect another USB device.
“Unsupported File”: · Check whether the file is compatible with this unit.
(Page 65)

“No Navigation”: · No navigation unit is connected.
“Connection Error”: · The device is registered but the connection has
failed. Connect the registered device. (Page 38)
“Please Wait…”: · The unit is preparing to use the Bluetooth
function. If the message does not disappear, turn off and turn on the unit, then connect the device again (or reset the unit).
“No Voice Device”: · The connected mobile phone does not have a
voice recognition system.
“No Data”: · No phone book data is contained in the connected
Bluetooth phone.
“Initialize Error”: · The unit has failed to initialize the Bluetooth
module. Try the operation again.
“Dial Error”: · Dialing has failed. Try the operation again.
“Hung Up Error”: · The call has not ended yet. Park your car, and use
the connected mobile phone to end the call.
“Pick Up Error”: · The unit has failed to receive a call.
“Antenna Error”: · The aerial has a short-circuit and the protective
circuit has activated. · Check the Digital Radio aerial. If a passive aerial
without a booster is used, setaerial power to “OFF”.

Troubleshooting
What appears to be trouble is not always serious. Check the following points before calling a service center. · For operations with the external components,
refer also to the instructions supplied with the adapters used for the connections (as well as the instructions supplied with the external components).
General
No sound comes out of the speakers. · Adjust the volume to the optimum level. · Check the cords and connections.
No picture is displayed on the screen. · Turn on the screen. (Page 8)
The unit does not work at all. · Reset the unit. (Page 3)
The remote controller* does not work. · Replace the battery.

Purchase KNA-RCDV331 separately.

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Discs
Recordable/Rewritable discs cannot be played back. · Insert a finalized disc. · Finalize the discs with the component which you
used for recording.
Tracks on the Recordable/Rewritable discs cannot be skipped. · Insert a finalized disc. · Finalize the discs with the component which you
used for recording.
Playback does not start. · The format of files is not supported by the unit.
No picture appears on the external monitor. · Connect the video cord correctly. · Select the correct input on the external monitor. · Select the appropriate setting for .
(Page 55

DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2/MP3/WMA/AAC discs cannot be played back. · Record the tracks using a compatible application
on the appropriate discs. (Page 66) · Add appropriate extension codes to the file
names.
Tracks on the Recordable/Rewritable discs are not played back as you have intended them to play. · Playback order may differ from the one played
back using other players.

USB
“Reading” does not disappear from the screen. · Turn the power off and on again.
While playing a track, sound is sometimes interrupted. · The tracks are not properly copied into the USB
device. Copy the tracks again, and try again.
Tracks are not played back as you have intended them to play. · Playback order may differ from the one played
back using other players.
iPod/iPhone
No sound comes out of the speakers. · Disconnect the iPod/iPhone, then connect it again. · Select another source, then reselect “iPod”.
The iPod/iPhone does not turn on or does not work. · Check the connecting cable and its connection. · Update the firmware version. · Charge the battery. · Reset the iPod/iPhone.
Sound is distorted. · Deactivate the equalizer either on this unit or the
iPod/iPhone.
A lot of noise is generated. · Turn off (uncheck) “VoiceOver” on the iPod/
iPhone. For details, visit http://www.apple.com.
No operations are available when playing back a track containing artwork. · Operate the unit after the artwork has loaded.

Videos cannot be played. · Connect with USB Audio and Video cable
KCA-iP202 (optional accessory) for iPod/iPhone 30-pin connector model or KCA- HD100 (optional accessory) and KCA-iP103 (optional accessory) through a Lightning-Digital AV adapter (accessory of the iPod/iPhone) for iPod/iPhone Lightning model. Other cables cannot be used.
No sound of videos comes out. · Connect with USB Audio and Video cable
KCA-iP202 (optional accessory) for iPod/iPhone 30-pin connector model or KCA- HD100 (optional accessory) and KCA-iP103 (optional accessory) through a Lightning-Digital AV adapter (accessory of the iPod/iPhone) for iPod/iPhone Lightning model. Other cables cannot be used.
Radio
AME automatic presetting does not work. · Store stations manually. (Page 25)
Static noise while listening to the radio. · Connect the aerial firmly.
Digital Radio (DAB) (only for DDX5016DAB)
Cannot receive an ensemble. · Your area is not covered by the ensemble.
The DAB aerial is not properly extended or positioned. · Adjust the aerial and try the ensemble scanning
again. · Connect an active aerial (not supplied).

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AV-IN1/AV-IN2
No picture appears on the screen. · Turn on the video component if it is not on. · Connect the video component correctly.
AUPEO!
The application does not work. · The application on your iPod touch/iPhone/
Android is not the latest version. Update the application.
Bluetooth
Phone sound quality is poor. · Reduce the distance between the unit and the
Bluetooth mobile phone. · Move the car to a place where you can get a better
signal reception.
The sound is interrupted or skipped while using a Bluetooth audio player. · Reduce the distance between the unit and the
Bluetooth audio player. · Disconnect the device connected for Bluetooth
phone. · Turn off, then turn on the unit.
(When the sound is not yet restored) connect the player again.
The connected audio player cannot be controlled. · Check whether the connected audio player
supports AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile).
The Bluetooth device does not detect the unit. · Search from the Bluetooth device again.

The unit does not pair with the Bluetooth device. · For devices compatible with Bluetooth 2.1:
Register the device using a PIN code. (Page 38) · For devices compatible with Bluetooth 2.0:
Enter the same PIN code for both the unit and target device. If the PIN code of the device is not indicated in its instructions, try “0000” or “1234.” · Turn off, then turn on the Bluetooth device.
Echo or noise occurs. · Adjust the microphone unit position. · Adjust the echo volume or noise reduction
volume. (Page 39)
The unit does not respond when you try to copy the phone book to the unit. · You may have tried to copy the same entries (as
stored) to the unit.
Specifications
Monitor section
Picture Size (W x H) 6.2 inches(diagonal) wide 137.5 mm× 77.2 mm
Display System Transparent TN LCD panel Drive System TFT active matrix system Number of Pixels 1152 000 (800H × 480V × RGB) Effective Pixels 99.99 % Pixel Arrangement
RGB striped arrangement Back Lighting LED

DVD player section

D/A Converter 24 bit

Audio Decoder Linear PCM/Dolby Digital/MP3/ WMA/AAC

Video Decoder MPEG1/MPEG2/DivX

Wow & Flutter Below Measurable Limit

Frequency Response 96 kHz Sampling: 20 Hz to 22 000 Hz

48 kHz Sampling: 20 Hz to 22 000 Hz

44.1 kHz Sampling: 20 Hz to 20 000 Hz

Total Harmonic Distortion 0.010 % (1 kHz)

Signal to Noise Ratio 94 dB (DVD-Video 96 kHz)

Dynamic Range 91 dB (DVD-Video 96 kHz)

Disc Format

DVD-Video/DVD-VR/VIDEO-CD/ CD-DA

Sampling Frequency 44.1 kHz/48 kHz/96 kHz

Quantifying Bit Number 16/20/24 bit

USB interface section

USB Standard USB 2.0 High Speed

File System

FAT 16/32

Maximum Power Supply Current DC 5 V 1.0 A

D/A Converter 24 bit

Audio Decoder MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV/FLAC

Video Decoder MPEG1/MPEG2/H.264/WMV/ JPEG/BMP/PNG

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HDMI interface section
Connector Type TYPE-A

MHL interface section
Supported Version MHL 2
Maximum Power Supply Current DC 5 V 900 mA

Bluetooth section

Technology

Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR

Frequency

2.402 GHz to 2.480 GHz

Output Power

+4 dBm (MAX), 0 dBm (AVE), Power Class 2

Maximum Communication Range Line of sight approx. 10 m

Audio Codec

SBC/AAC/MP3

Profile

HFP (Hands Free Profile) V1.6 A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) V1.2

AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile) V1.5

GAP (Generic Access Profile)

PBAP (Phone Book Access Profile)

SDP (Service Discovery Profile)

SPP (Serial Port Profile) V1.2

DSP section

Graphics equalizer

BAND

7 Band

Frequency (Hz) (BAND1-7) 62.5/160/400/1k/2.5k/6.3k/16k

Gain

9/8/7/6/5/4/3/2/

1/0/1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9 dB

2 Way X’Over HIGH PASS FILTER frequency

Through/50/60/80/100/120/150/ 180/220

SLOPE

6/12/18/24 dB/Oct.

LOW PASS FILTER frequency

50/60/80/100/120/Through

SLOPE

6/12/18/24 dB/Oct.

Position Front/Rear/Subwoofer Delay

0 cm to 610 cm (2.0 cm Step)

Gain

8 dB to 0 dB

Subwoofer Level 50 dB to +10 dB

FM radio section
Frequency Range (50 kHz) 87.5 MHz to 108.0 MHz
Usable Sensitivity (S/N: 30 dB) 6.2 dBf (0.56 V/75 )
Quieting Sensitivity (S/N: 50 dB) 15.2 dBf (1.58 V/75 )
Frequency Response (±3.0 dB) 30 Hz to 15 kHz
Signal to Noise Ratio 68 dB (MONO)
Selectivity (±400 kHz) 80 dB
Stereo Separation 40 dB (1 kHz)
LW tuner section
Frequency Range (9 kHz) 153 kHz to 279 kHz
Usable Sensitivity 45 V
MW tuner section
Frequency Range (9 kHz) 531 kHz to 1 611 kHz
Usable Sensitivity 28.5 V

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Digital tuner (DAB) section (Only for DDX5016DAB)

Frequency Range

L-BAND:

1 452.960 MHz to 1 490.624 MHz

BAND III:

174.928 MHz to 239.200 MHz

Sensitivity

-100 dBm

Signal to Noise Ratio 90 dB

DAB Antenna Connector Connector type: SMB

Output Voltage: 14.4 V (11 V to 16 V allowable)

Maximum Current: < 100 mA

Video section
Color System of External Video Input NTSC/PAL
External Video Input Level (mini jack) 1 Vp-p/75
External Audio Max Input Level (mini jack) 2 V/25 k
Video Output Level (RCA jack) 1 Vp-p/75
Audio Output Level (mini jack) 1.2 V/10 k
Analog RGB Input 0.7 Vp-p/75 *

Only for DDX5016DAB/DDX5016BT.

Audio section

Maximum Power Output 50 W × 4

Typical Power Output Full Bandwidth Power (at less than 1 %THD)

22 W × 4

Preout Level

4 V/10 k

Preout Impedance 600

Speaker Impedance 4 to 8

General

Operating Voltage 14.4 V (10.5 V to 16 V allowable)

Maximum Current Consumption 10 A

Installation Dimensions (W × H × D) 182 mm × 112 mm × 157 mm

Operational Temperature Range 10°C to +60°C

Weight

2.0 kg

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Trademarks and licenses
· Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
· “DVD Logo” is a trademark of DVD Format/Logo Licensing Corporation registered in the US, Japan and other countries.
· The “AAC” logo is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories.
· Microsoft and Windows Media are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
· “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. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPod, or iPhone may affect wireless performance. iPhone, iPod, iPod classic, iPod nano, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
· Lightning is a trademark of Apple Inc. · This item incorporates copy protection technology
that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights of Rovi Corporation. Re