Basics; Component Names And Functions; Common Operations - Kenwood DDX9902S Instruction Manual

BASICS

BASICS

Component names and functions

V 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 Monitor panel*
2 Screen (touch panel)
3 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 4)
4 Volume K/J button
Adjusts the audio volume. (See the far right
column.)
6
5 AV/AV OUT button
• Displays the current source screen. (Press)
• When displaying CarPlay/Android Auto/Apps
screen: Displays the picture adjustment menu.
(Page 56) (Press)
• The function of the button when held varies
depending on the <AV Key Long Press>
setting. (Page 63)
6 AUD/R-CAM button
• Displays the <Equalizer> screen. (Press)
(Page 54)
• The function of the button when held varies
depending on the <AUD Key Long Press>
setting. (Page 63)
7 B MENU button
• Displays the <TOP MENU> screen. (Press)
(Page 8)
• Turns on the power. (Press) (See the right
column.)
• Turns off the power. (Hold) (See the right
column.)
8 TEL/VOICE button
• Displays the phone control screen. (Press)
(Page 49)
• Activates voice dialing. (Hold) (Page 50)
9 M (Eject) button
• Ejects the disc. (Tilts the monitor panel fully.)
• Opens/closes the monitor panel.
* You can change the color of the buttons on the monitor panel.
(Page 58)

Common operations

Turning on the power
Turning off the power
(Hold)
Adjusting the volume
To adjust the volume
You can adjust the volume for the following four
situations.
• While listening to a source (0 to 35)
• During a call (0 to 35)
• During voice guidance (0 to 35)
• While receiving Traffic Information (0 to 35)
Press J to increase, and press K to decrease.
• Holding the button increases/decreases the
volume continuously.
Turning off the screen
(Hold)
• This operation works only when <AUD Key Long
Press> is set to [V-OFF]. (Page 63)
To turn on the screen: Press and hold AUD on the
monitor panel, or touch the display.