Kenwood KRC-603C Manual de usuario

KRC-603C

KRC-503

KRC-403

KRC-S400

KENWOOD

CASSETTE

RECEIVER

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

AMPLI-TUNER-LECTEUR

CASSETTE

MODE

D’EMPLOI

RADIO

CASETE

MANUAL

INSTRUCCIONES

KENWOOD

CORPORATION

Take

the

time

read

through

this

instruction

manual.

Familiarity

with

installation

and

operation

procedures

will

help

you

obtain

the

best

performance

from

your

new

cassette-receiver.

For

your

records

Record

the

serial

number,

found

the

back

the

unit,

the

spaces

designated

the

warranty

card,

and

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

the

model

and

serial

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

KENWOOD

dealer

for

information

service

the

product.

Model

KRC-603C/503/403/S400

Serial

number

B64-0920-00

(KW)

Contents

Before

use

Track

Safety

precautions

Disc

Warning

Direct

Track

;

Direct

Disc

Buttons

and

Display

Track

Disc

Repeat

Function

Basic

operations

Track

Scan

Function

Tuner

features

Disc

Scan

Function

Cassette

player

features

Random

Play

Function

Disc

changer

control

features

Magazine

Random

Play

Function

Other

features

Presetting

Disc

Names

Remote

;

Other

features

Basic

operations

Audio

Control

Setting

Table

Audio

Control

Setting

Selectable

Illumination

Attenuator

Switching

Preout

Loudness

Clock

Display

P 7

Adjusting

Time

Basic

operations

remote

Disabled

System

Indicator

(DSI)

Tuner

features

Theft

Deterrent

Faceplate

Installation

Station

Preset

Memory

Accessories

Auto

Memory

Entry

ees

Installation

Procedure

Direct

ACCESS

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Cassette

player

features

Troubleshooting

guide

Playing

Cassette

Tapes

Fast

Forwarding

and

Rewinding

Cassette

Tapes

Specifications

Using

Dolby

(Noise

Reduction}

Switching

Tape

Types

Tuner

Call

Function

Blank

Skip

Function

Tape

Advance

Function

Music

Repeat

Function

Dise

changer

control

features

Playing

Discs

Using

Disc

Changer

Switching

Display

for

Discs

Fast

Forwarding

and

Reversing

Disc

Play...

Safety

precautions

WARNING)

prevent

injury

fire,

take

the

fol-

lowing

precautions:

Insert

the

unit

all

the

way

until

itis

fully

locked

place.

Otherwise

may

fall

out

place

when

jolted.

When

extending

the

ignition,

battery,

ground

wires,

make

sure

use

automotive

grade

wires

other

wires

with

0.75mim

prevent

wire

deterioration

and

damage

the

wire

coating.

prevent

short

circuit,

never

put

leave

any

metallic

obsects

(such

coins

metal

tools)

inside

the

unit.

the

unit

starts

emit

smoke

strange

smells,

turn

off

the

power

immediately

and

consult

your

Kenwood

dealer.

careful

not

drop

the

unit

subject

strong

shock.

The

unit

may

break

crack

because

con-

tains

glass

parts.

nat

touch

the

liquid

crystal

fluid

the

LCD

damaged

broken

due

shock.

The

liq-

uid

crystal

fluid

may

dangerous

your

health

even

fatal.

the

liquid

crystal

fluid

from

the

LCD

con-

tacts

your

body

clothing,

wash

off

with

soap

immediately.

FCC

WARNING

This

equipment

may

generate

use

radio

frequency

energy.

Changes

modifications

this

equipment

may

cause

harmful

inter-

ference

unless

the

modifications

are

express-

approved

the

instruction

manual.

The

user

could

lose

the

authority

operate

this

equipment

unauthorized

change

mod-

ification

made.

ACAUTION

prevent

damage

the

machine,

take

the

following

precautions:

Make

sure

ground

the

unit

negative

12V

power

supply

not

open

the

top

bottom

covers

the

mere

(Yo

not

install

the

unit

ina

spot

exposed

direct

sunlight

excessive

heat

humidity.

Also

avoid

places

with

too

much

dust

the

possibility

water

splashing.

not

set

the

removed

faceplate

the

faceplate

case

areas

exposed

direct

sun-

light,

excessive

heat,

humidity.

Also

avoid

places

with

too

much

dust

the

possibility

water

splashing.

not

subject

the

faceplate

excessive

shock,

piece

precision

equipment.

prevent

deterioration,

not

touch

the

terminals

the

unit

faceplate

with

your

fingers.

When

replacing

fuse,

only

use

new

one

with

the

prescribed

rating.

Using

fuse

with

the

wrong

rating

may

cause

your

unit

mal-

function.

prevent

short

circuit

when

replacing

fuse,

first

disconnect

the

wiring

harness.

not

use

your

own

screws.

Use

only

the

screws

provided.

you

use

the

wrong

screws,

you

could

damage

the

unit.

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

You

cannot

connect

the

unit

directly

the

following

automatic

changers.

you

want

use

older

changers

with

the

unit,

the

directions

below

according

the

type

changer

you

own:

KDC-C200

KDC-€300

KDC-C400

Use

the

extension

cable

and

the

contral

box

attached

the

changer,

and

the

optional

CA-DS100

converter

cord.

KOC-€301

KDC-C600

KDC-C800

KDC-C601

KDC-C401

Use

the

extension

cable

attached

the

changer,

and

the

optional

CA-DS100

convert-

cord.

€705i

C705si

Use

the

extension

cable

attached

the

changer,

and

the

optional

CA-K300

converter

cord,

KDC-C100

KDC-C302

C205

C705

non-Kenwood

changers

Cannot

used

with

this

model.

ACAUTION

You

can

damage

both

your

unit

and

the

changer

you

connect

them

incorrectly.

Safety

precautions

you

experience

problems

during

installa-

tion,

consult

your

Kenwood

dealer.

the

unit

doesn't

seem

working

right,

try

pressing

the

reset

button

first.

that

does

not

fix

the

problem,

consult

your

Kenwood

dealer.

Reset

button

Cleaning

the

Unit

the

front

panel

gets

dirty,

turn

off

the

power

and

wipe

the

panel

with

dry

silicon

cloth

soft

cloth.

ACAUTION

not

wipe

the

panel

with

hard

cloth

dampened

volatile

solvents

such

paint

thinner

and

alcohol.

They

can

scratch

the

surface

the

panel

and/or

cause

the

indicator

letters

peel

off.

Cleaning

the

Faceplate

Terminals

the

terminals

the

unit

faceplate

get

dirty,

wipe

them

with

dry,

soft

cloth.

Cleaning

the

Tape

Head

After

you

have

listened

many

cassettes

over

long

period

time,

magnetic

powder

from

the

tapes

and

dust

accumulates

the

tape

head,

causing

noise

and

deterioration

sound

quality.

Clean

the

tape

head

using

cleaning

tape

cleaning

kit

designed

for

use

car

audio

systems.

Handling

Cassette

Tapes

not

play

cassette

whose

tape

has

gone

slack.

such

case,

wind

tight

using

pencil

the

one

the

spools. Playing

slack

cassette

tapes

can

result

the

tape

tangling

around

the

capstan

and/or

pinch

rollers,

causing

trouble.

not

play

deformed

cassette

one

whose

label

starting

come

off,

can

cause

the

unit

malfunction.

not

leave

tapes

hot

places,

such

dashboards

and

other

spots

exposed

direct

sunlight,

near

heater

outlets.

They

can

deform

the

cassette.

Avoid

using

extremely

long

cassette

tapes,

such

100-minute-long

tapes.

Such

tapes

are

very

thin,

and

can

tangle

easily

around

the

pinch

rollers

other

parts

inside

the

unit,

causing

unit

failure.

Remove

cassette

tape

from

the

unit

when

hot

listening

for

while.

you

leave

tape

the

unit

too

long,

may

stick

the

tape

head

and

cause

unit

malfunction.

Warnin

Want

You

Listening

For

Lifetime

Used

wisely,

your

new

sound

equipment

will

provide

lifetime

fun

and

enjoyment.

Since

hearing

damage

from

loud

noise

often

‘

undetectable

until

too

late,

this

manufacturer

and

the

Electronic

Industries

Association’s

Consumer

Electronics

Group

recommend

you

avoid

prolonged

exposure

excessive

noise.

This

list

sound

levels

LISTING

Selecting

fine

audio

equipment

such

the

untt

you've

just

included

for

your

protection.

purchased

only

the

start

your

musical

enjoyment.

Now

Decible

it’s

consider

how

you

can

maximize

the

fun

and

excite-

Level

Example

ment

your

equipment

offers.

This

manufacturer

and

the

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libra

Sore

Whispers

Electronic

Industries

Association's

Consumer

Electronics

Reno

aati

hada

amaweeariee

Group

want

you

get

the

most

out

your

equipment

potas

Raeiean

etcen

playing

safe

level.

One

that

lets

the

sound

come

through

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cond

ence

feet.

eewin

paren

loud

and

clear

without

annoying

blaring

distortion

—

and,

Wicdinreleance

haieds

eceaaant

most

importantly,

without

affecting

your

sensitive

hearing.

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Average

city

irathic:

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alaeniclosleat

Sound

can

deceiving.

Over

time

your

hearing

“comfort

two

feet.

level”

adapts

higher

volumes

sound.

what

sounds

THE

FOLLOWING

NOISES

CAN

DANGEROUS

“normal”

can

actually

loud

and

harmful

your

hearing.

UNDER

CONSTANT

EXPOSURE

Guard

against

this

setting

your

equipment

safe

level

Subway,

motorcycle,

truck

traffic,

lawn

mower

sey

baie

pan

Hearne

Adapts,

100

Garbage

truck,

chain

saw,

pneumatic

drill

establish

safe

level:

120

Rock

band

concert

front

speakers,

thunderclap

Start

your

volume

control

low

setting.

140

Gunshot

blast,

jet

plane

Slowly

increase

the

sound

until

you

can

hear

comfortably

180

Rocket

launching

pad

and

clearly,

and

without

distortion.

Once

you

have

established

comfortable

sound

level:

Set

the

dial

and

leave

there.

Information

courtesy

the

Deafness Research

Foundation.

Taking

minute

this

now

will

help

prevent

hearing

damage

loss

the

future.

After

all,

want

you

listening

for

lifetime.

Buttons

and

Display

TUN

TAPE

CD*eMD

PWR

OFF

TUN

CRSC

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Gnesi

Bainom

Leta

ToD

eee

aevecTt

COMO

CHANGED

CONTROL

vat

MTL:

OMe

LOUD

#1~6

AUTO

/AME

LOUD

indicator

Preset

station

number

—_

{

_—_—_—___

bat

—

(

Sores

earned

-—

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were

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etd

Reeentoyady,

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Maghina

—

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nessa

ane

(ro

‘of

lta,

Band

display

ATT

indicator

AUTO

indicator

Cassette

player

features

Disc

changer

control

features

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ia<

CDeMD/>H

DISC

mr:

DISC

—

Tin

(KAC-603C/503/403

only}

MTL

(KA

C-603C/503/403

only)

DISP

SCN

RDM

REP

D.SCN

M.RDM

NAME

SET

BNR

indicator

B-.Sindicator

Number

tracks

skip

Track

number

SCNindicator

RDMindicator

Disc

indicator

REP

indicator

T.C

indicator

MIT

indicator

Tape

indicator

Track

time/

REP

indicator

Disc

number

Direct

inputted

track

number/

Direct

inputted

disc

number

Buttons

and

Displa

Other

features

TUN

PWR

OFF

AUD

vane

NOY

(¢ D)

Vas,

—

|__|

———_

CLK

#2.

[KAC-503

only)

ILLUM

eas

only.

(4G

[eG

Clock

display

Remote

Function

the

KRC-603C/503,

Optional

for

the

KRC-403

#0~9

TUNER

TUNE

TAPE

)

TRACK

TUNE

—-

gq;

TRACK

—

ncer

REW

DISC

—

e&>

PROG

mil

Basic

operations

(See

page

Loudness

Turning

the

power:

This

function

amplifies

low and

high

tones

when

the

volume

Press

one

the

following

buttons

TAPE.

(.DeMD,

TUN

turned

down.

The

LOUD

indicator

lights

when

the

loudness

function

on.

Turn

the

power

before

completing

the

felloweng

procedures

PUA

nOWwer:

fro

LOU

outer

switch

the

loud

off

Press

the

PWR

OFF

button

for

feast

one

cerand

UUON

SWITC

€

touaness

and

Olr.

Selecting

standby

mode:

Press

the

TUN

button

repeatedly

and

switch

“ALL

OFF."

When

“ALL

OFF"

displayed,

the

standby

mode

activated.

The

standby

mode

turns

all

functions

off

while

Jeaving

the

power

the

unit

on.

Use

this

mode

when

you

want

have

the

display

!luminated

but

don't

want

listen

anything.

Increasing

Volume:

Press

the

“%

button

turn

the

volume.

Decreasing

Volume:

Press

the

button

turn

down

the

volume.

eVaccyilirciasls

This

function

allows

you

turn

down

the

volume

quickly.

Turning

Attenuator

On/Off:

Press

the

ATT

button

switch

the

attenuator

and

off.

When

the

attenuator

on,

the

ATT

indicator

blinks.

When

the

attenuator

off,

the

volume

returns

the

original

level.

Turning

the

volume

ail

the

way

down

deactivates

the

attenuator

function.

Basic

operations

remote

(See

page

Function

the

KRC-603C/

503,

Optional

for

the

KRC-403

not

set

the

remote

hot

places

such

above

the

dash-

board.

Replacing

the

Lithium

Battery:

Use

one

lithium

battery

(CR2025).

Remove

the

case

following

the

instructions

illustrated.

age

open

Keep

slide

Pull

out.

Insert

the

battery

with

the

and

—

poles

aligned

properly,

fol-

lowing

the

illustration

inside

the

case.

Store

unused

lithium

batteries

out

the

reach

children.

Contact

doctor

immediately

the

battery

accidentally

swal-

lowed.

All

Modes

VOL.

buttons

Press

the

“A

button

turn

the

volume

up.

Press

the

button

turn

the

volume

down.

TUNER

button

Selects

the

tuner

mode.

Pressing

this

button

again

selects

the

standby

mode.

TAPE

button

Selects

the

tape

mode.

*¢

CDeMD

button

Selects

the

disc

changer

mode.

Number

buttons

Press

buttons

#1-6

recall

preset

stations.

During

direct

access

tuning,

use

these

buttons

input

the

fre-

quency

the

station.

TUNE

buttons

Press

the

TUNE

—

button

decrease

the

frequency.

Press

the

TUNE

button

increase

the

frequency.

AM/FM

button

Press

the

button

select

the

band.

Press

the

button

select

and

switch

between

FM1,

FM2,

and

FM3

bands.

DIRECT

button

Selects

the

direct

access

tuning

mode,

used

input

frequen-

cies

directly.

Press

this

button

again

cancel

the

mode

while

Operating.

Tape

Mode

T.ADV

(q<4/m1)

buttons

Press

the

button

start

play

again

the

beginning

the

current

track

Press

the

button

start

play

the

beginning

the

trate

REW

button

Rewinds

the

tape

button

Fast

forwards

the

tape

PROG

button

Plays

that

rewetue

side

the

tape

VWhen

pressed

during

fast

for

Wald

utes.

thes

tutto

stops

the

tape

and

stats

playing

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