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JWM990 

 

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iPod

®

 OPERATION 

This unit is equipped with an iPod® ready function that will allow you to control your iPod (if 

compatible) using the control panel buttons. The following models are supported: 

 

iPod Nano 5G, 6G, 7G 

 

iPod Classic 

 

iPod Touch 3G, 4G, 5G 

 

iPhone 4, 4S, 5, 5C, 5S 

 

NOTE: Earlier model iPods are not supported because they do not implement the 
required control protocol. Also, the iPod shuffle is not supported because it does not 
utilize the 30-pin Apple iPod Connector. These unsupported iPod models may be 
connected to the radio using one of the Auxiliary Inputs. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Accessing iPod Mode 

Connect a supported iPod or iPhone to the 

USB connector

 (31). The word 

“iPod” illuminates in 

the upper left corner of the LCD whenever an iPod or iPhone is attached to the USB connector. 

Music playback begins automatically. 

To enter iPod mode from any other source, press the 

SOURCE

 button (10) repeatedly until USB mode is 

selectable. Press

 ENTER

 (12) to enter the iPod mode. 

Then 

“Loading” and “iPod” will be shown on the 

display.   

If the user connects an iPod containing no songs, the 

radio will display a message stating 

“No Songs” when 

it enters iPod mode. When iPod is disconnected, it 

will automatically back to the previous mode before 

the USB is connected. During other playback mode, 

when USB is connected, press 

SOURCE 

to enter 

USB playback mode directly. 

Turning the iPod On/Off 

The iPod power turns on automatically when an iPod is connected to the USB connector, as 

long as the vehicle ignition is turned on. You can turn the iPod off by disconnecting it or by 

turning the ignition off. When the ignition is turned off, the iPod will pause and then enter sleep 

mode after 2 minutes. While the iPod is connected, the power cannot be turned on or off from 

the iPod itself. 

NOTE: The iPod will continuously recharge while in iPod playback mode. 

Controlling Playback 

Selecting Tracks 

During playback, press the 

>>| 

button (14) to play the next track in the current category. During 

the first 2 seconds of the playback, press the 

|<<

 button (13) to play the previous track. After the 

first 2 seconds of the playback, press the 

|<<

 button to play the current song from the start. 

Press and hold

 the

 |<< / >>| 

buttons to fast reverse/forward the song. 

Pausing Playback 

During playback, press the

|| 

button (2) to pause playback

. “Pause” will appear on the LCD. 

Press 

|| 

button again to resume playback. 

Repeat Play 

During playback, press the

 3 RPT 

button (23) to repeat the current song. 

“RPT ONE” will appear 

on the LCD. Press 

3 RPT

 again to repeat all songs in the current category. 

“RPT ALL” will 

appear on the LCD. Press 

3 RPT 

the third time stop repeat playback. 

“RPT OFF” will appear on 

the LCD. 

Random Play 

During playback, press the

 2 RDM

 button (22) to play all songs in the current category in random 

order. Random play will begin once the current song has finished playing. 

“RDM ON” will appear 

on the LCD. Press 

2 RDM

 again to stop random playback.   

 

NOTE: If you press and hold the |<< or >>|

 

button to change the current song to the 

previous/next song, you will exit fast reverse/forward mode. 

Search Mode 

Press and hold 

the 

ENTER

 button for more than 2 seconds to enter iPod search mode and 

choose from the following search criteria: Playlist, Artist, Album, Song, Genre, Composer, 

Audiobooks and Podcasts (consecutively). 

When search mode is selected, press the 

ENTER 

button to confirm selection. Use the

 |<< 

/

 >>|

 

button (13/14) to navigate through various list selections. Press 

ENTER

 to make your final 

selection. 

Summary of Contents for JWM990

Page 1: ...JWM990 MOBILE AUDIO SYSTEM Installation and Operation Manual...

Page 2: ...All related marks and logos are trademarks of Sirius XM Radio Inc All rights reserved Made for iPod and Made for iPhone mean that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to i...

Page 3: ...North American vehicle Protect the Disc Mechanism Avoid inserting any foreign objects into the slot of this player Failure to observe this may cause malfunction due to the precise mechanism of this u...

Page 4: ...nalized Disc Maintenance A dirty or defective disc may cause sound dropouts while playing Before playing wipe the disc using a clean cloth working from the center hole towards the outside edge Never u...

Page 5: ...ery cable If the cable is disconnected the computer memory may be lost Under these conditions use extra caution during installation to avoid causing a short circuit Selecting the Mounting Location Sel...

Page 6: ...ER 10 WHITE FRONT LEFT A SPEAKER 11 ORANGE RIGHT B SPEAKER 12 ORANGE BLACK RIGHT B SPEAKER 13 BROWN LEFT B SPEAKER 14 BLUE AMP REMOTE 12VDC 100mA 15 RED 12VDC SWITCHED 16 BLACK GROUND 17 VIOLET RIGHT...

Page 7: ...right speakers FADE Adjust the speaker fade between the rear and front speakers from REAR 7 full rear to FRONT 7 full front 0 indicated an equal balance between the rear and front speakers LOUDNESS T...

Page 8: ...of time In addition the visibility of the numbers on the LCD may decrease slightly The LCD display will return to normal when the temperature increases to a moderate range Brightness Press or buttons...

Page 9: ...tons to turn the corresponding speaker sets on or off SPK A SPK B or SPK C will appear on the display Reset The reset button should be activated for the following reasons initial installation of the u...

Page 10: ...ons for each AM and FM band Store a Station Select a band if needed then select a station Press and hold a 1 6 preset button for two seconds The present number will appear on the display Recall a Stat...

Page 11: ...o or more broadcast signals The most you will receive will be two or three and that is rare Is it possible I won t receive any stations Depending on where you are located there is a possibility you wi...

Page 12: ...selected track Repeat RPT Press the 3 RPT button 23 or RPT buttons on the remote control 20 to access the repeat function Press again to continuously repeat the selected track RPT ONE Press the third...

Page 13: ...r buttons or press the or buttons on the remote control 16 once for FORWARD X 2 Press and hold additional times for FORWARD X 4 X 8 X 20 or PLAY Press the button on the control panel 2 or remote contr...

Page 14: ...time for disc T 00 34 37 remaining playing time for disc 1 5 ENG English is the selected audio language out of 5 possible choices 5 1 CH The current language is recorded in 5 1 surround sound 1 4 ENG...

Page 15: ...umber of characters for MP3 file name and folder name 32 Maximum number of Characters of ID3 Tag ID3 Tag version 1 0 32 ID3 Tag version 2 x 32 MP3 Monitor Display After loading an MP3 disc or USB devi...

Page 16: ...er in each field 4 Press the button 17 on the remote control or highlight PLAY on screen and then press the ENTER button 5 to begin playback in the numbered order indicated To delete the list highligh...

Page 17: ...e iPod will pause and then enter sleep mode after 2 minutes While the iPod is connected the power cannot be turned on or off from the iPod itself NOTE The iPod will continuously recharge while in iPod...

Page 18: ...e ENTER button to temporarily remove the Bluetooth link The link can be re established through your phone menu by selecting the JWM990 for connection DELETE To delete a device from the list press the...

Page 19: ...button 10 to return to Bluetooth mode and resume mobile device audio playback NOTE If a Bluetooth device is disconnected due to the power being turned off or if the device is out of range the unit wi...

Page 20: ...Use 1 6 to access preset stations Enter track number to access track directly For track Number 10 use 10 followed by second digit Enter track number to access track directly For track Number 10 use 1...

Page 21: ...e viewing angle if available 24 AUD Access Audio Menu options Access Audio Menu options Access Audio Menu options Access Audio Menu options Access Audio Menu options 25 GOTO Select exact time track or...

Page 22: ...allows the selection of a new four digit code to use for security purposes Rating Select the parental control level for all DVD play The security password is required to make changes to this feature...

Page 23: ...0 2 4 or 6 Saturation Adjust the saturation of the screen from the following levels 12 10 8 6 4 2 or 0 Sharpness Adjust the sharpness of the screen from the following levels 8 6 4 2 or 0 Speaker Setu...

Page 24: ...er a bridge or when passing under high voltage lines Although AM is subject to environmental noise it has the ability to receive at great distance This is because broadcasting signals follow the curva...

Page 25: ...operate the equipment NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide re...

Page 26: ...ASA Electronics Corporation www asaelectronics com www jensenrvdirect com 2014 ASA Electronics Corporation...

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