Kenwood DNX9140 Instruction Manual page 101

When the unit fails to operate correctly, the
cause of the failure appears on the display.
"Protect" :
Protective circuit has been activated because a speaker
cord has shorted or it has come in contact with the car
chassis.
- Wire or insulate the speaker cord as appropriate
and then push the Reset button.
"Hot Error" :
When the internal temperature of this unit rises to 60°C
or more, the protection circuit is activated and you
may not be able to operate the unit. At such times this
message will appear.
- Use the unit again after reducing the
temperature inside the vehicle.
"Mecha Error" :
The disc player is malfunctioning.
- Eject the disc and try inserting it again. Contact
the Kenwood dealer if this indicator continues
blinking or the disc cannot be ejected.
"Disc Error" :
Disc is quite dirty.
- Clean the disc, referring tot he section on
<Handling discs> (page 6).
Disc is upside down.
- Load the disc with the labeled side up.
An unplayable disc is inserted.
"Region COdE! Error" :
The disc you wanted to play has a region code that
cannot be played with this unit.
"Parental level Error" :
The disc you wanted to play has a higher level than the
parental level you set.
"No Device" (USB device):
The USB dev ce is selected as a source although no USB
device is connected.
- Change tle source to any source other than USB.
Connect an USB device, and change the source
to USB again.
"Disconnected" (iPod, Bluetooth audio player):
The iPod/Bluetooth audio player is selected as a source
although no iPod/Bluetooth audio player is connected.
- Change the source to any source other than
iPod/Bluetooth. Connect an iPod/Bluetooth
audio player, and change the source to iPodl
Bluetooth again.
"No Media File" :
The connected USB device contains no playable audio
file.
Media was played that doesn't have data recorded that
the unit can play.
"USB Device Error!!" :
The connected USB device is rated a current capacity
higher than the allowable limit.
- Check the USB device.
Some trouble may have occurred to the connected
USB device.
- Change the source to any source other than USB.
Remove the USB device.
"Not supported USB1.l device:' :
The connected USB device is comliant with USB 1.1
standard. This unit only supports the USB device
comliant with USB 2.0 standard.
- Use a USB device which this unit suppots.
"Authorization Error" :
Connection to the iPod has failed.
- Remove the iPod and then reconnect it.
The unit does not support the iPod.
- Refer to <iPod/iPhone that can be connected to
this unit> (page 8).
"Update your iPod" :
The iPod's software is an older version which the unit
can not support.
- Confirm that the software for the iPod is the
latest version. Refer to <iPod/iPhone that can be
connected to this unit> (page 8).
"You only can connect one iPod:' :
More than one iPod are connected to this unit.
- Connect only one iPod to the USB terminal with
iPod tag.
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