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PRODUCT SAFETY & DISCLAIMER
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING, FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE
PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PRODUCT AND/OR PROPERTY
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This installation guide is provided as a GENERAL installation guide; some vehicles vary and
may require additional steps. We do not accept responsibility for third party labor
charges or modifications. Exercise due-diligence when installing this product.
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We do not accept any responsibility for vehicle damage or personal injury resulting from
the installation of this product.
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Careless installation and operation can result in equipment damage.
Requirements
Kenwood AUX Ready Radio
Introduction
Just because you own an older radio does not mean you have to settle for old
technology. The IP-KNW allows users to connect and play their Apple 30-pin
dock devices to Kenwood AUX Ready radios. The iP-KNW adapter updates all
1999-Up Kenwood Aux ready radios to also play and charge Apple 30-pin
devices including iPods, iPhones and Tablets. Installing this adapter requires
sacrificing the Kenwood CD changer or any other Kenwood accessory, but with
the storage capacity of these new devices sacrificing the CD changer should be
an easy decision.
Installation
Remove radio from dashboard to gain access to the connector.
1.
To remove please follow the specific radio instruction manual (some
2.
require special removal keys not included).
With radio removed disconnect any accessory connected to 13-pin port
3.
(See Fig. 1)
Warning: Disconnected device will no longer function. Kenwood KCA-S220A
switcher required for Kenwood radios to support two simultaneous
connections.
Fig. 1
Radio socket/adapter plug
Connect adapter 13-pin plug to Kenwood radio (See. Fig.1)
4.
Run 30-pin dock cable (See Fig. 2) to desired mounting location on
5.
dashboard, glove box, console etc. within 5 ft. of radio. Use caution to
not cut, pinch or crimp the cable during this step.
Securely install cable in a location away from heat, humidity, moving
6.
Damage to docking plug may occur if
parts, or sharp metal objects.
subject to abuse.
Fig. 2
30-pin dock
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