User manual KENWOOD KDC-X7009U

[. . . ] For safety's sake, leave the mounting and wiring work to professionals. Do Not Load 8 cm (3 in. ) CDs in the CD slot If you try to load a 8 cm (3 in. ) CD with its adapter into the unit, the adapter might separate from the CD and damage the unit. About CD players/disc changers connected to this unit Kenwood disc changers/ CD players released in 1998 or later can be connected to this unit. Refer to the catalog or consult your Kenwood dealer for connectable models of disc changers/ CD players. Note that any Kenwood disc changers/ CD players released in 1997 or earlier and disc changers made by other makers cannot be connected to this unit. Connecting unsupported disc changers/CD players to this unit may result in damage. [. . . ] Push the Control knob toward up for at least 2 seconds. / · When the <Display Illumination Control> (page 40) is set to OFF, the display may black out while scrolling. English | 31 Recording & Downloading Control knob FNC Memory size Function icon About Internal Memory Audio files can be stored in internal memory. The stored audio files can be played in the same manner as CDs. Audio files can be stored by recording a music CD or copying from a USB device. To play the stored audio file, refer to <CD/Audio file (USB/iPod/Internal Memory) control features> (page 26). · Built-in flash memory 512 MB · Max. 240 tracks (Assuming that each tracks is in the 64 kbps WMA format with playback time of about 4 min. ) · Do not press the reset button or remove the battery while recording, copying, or erasing. Otherwise, the audio file in the internal memory may be lost. · The audio file in the internal memory cannot be copied to another media. · Only the following controls can be used while recording, copying, or erasing: - Volume - Attenuator - Power off / Notes on recording, copying, and erasing · Kenwood will not be responsible for the loss or damage to the music or sound data in case recording fails due to machine fault or failure. · Audio files may be lost if the engine is started while recording or copying. · Record or copy with the engine running. When recording or copying is interrupted If ACC is turned off while recording or copying, a screen to confirm whether to continue recording or copying appears next time ACC is turned on (Resume function). Song selection using the Music Editor media function is not possible. Folder4 : An empty folder cannot be copied. / · Read <About Internal Memory> (page 32) before starting copy. 1 Connect the USB device to copy. 2 Enter Copy mode Using the Control knob, select "COPY". For the operation method, refer to <Function Control mode> (page 11). 3 Select a file/folder to copy Select the audio file or folder using the Control knob. Operation type Movement between items Selection of item Return to previous item Return to first item Confirm item Operation Turn the Control knob or push it towards up or down. Push the Control knob towards left for at least 1 second. Press the Control knob. English | 33 Recording & Downloading When music CD is inserted Recording music CD Music CD can be compressed and stored in internal memory. CD Setting the recordable time Set the recordable time for recording music CD. 1 Enter Mode setting Using the Control knob, select "IMPORT CD" > "MODE SET". For the operation method, refer to <Function Control mode> (page 11). ( Int Mem) CD000_001 CD001 CD001_003 CD001_010 2 Set the recordable time Turn the Control knob. Display Setting "Standard" Standard recording "Long Play" "Super Long Play" Extended time recording . . . 16 hours / · Read <About Internal Memory> (page 32) before starting copy. · Music CD can be recorded only from the internal CD. Recording is performed at x1 speed. 1 Insert a CD-DA Insert the music CD to record. [. . . ] · An incompatible digital audio player was used. · Cannot copy because the USB device is not firmly inserted. Abnormal condition detected while deleting or formatting. If the message recurs, contact your nearest Kenwood dealer. Unsupported File: An Audio file is played with a format that this unit cannot support. [. . . ]