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How the buttons on the control panel work as the

D. player’s controls

•

: functions after

is pressed.

To restore the original function, press

again.

•

: functions when you press and hold the button.

When selecting a track from the Top Menu

(See also page 11.)

Pressing

MODE

changes the function of the buttons as follows. Press the button before pressing

the target button. Pressing

MODE

DISP

again restores the original function.

When selecting a track from the Top Menu (after pressing MODE)

(See also page 11.)

The buttons also restore the original functions if no operations are done for about 15 seconds.

To be continued....

Changes the functions of the buttons (see
below)

Changes the display information

Scrolls the display information

Turn clockwise:

∞

(Selects the next items)

(Moves back to the previous layer)

Turn counterclockwise:

(Selects the previous items)

ENTER

(Confirms the selection)

Random Play

Restores the original functions of the
buttons

Repeat Mode

∞

(Selects the next items)

Skips next 10 items

Cancels the playback mode

(Selects the previous

items)

Skips previous 10 items

Summary of Contents for KS-PD100

Page 1: ...stered in the U S and other countries For installation and connections refer to the separate manual Thank you for purchasing a JVC product Please read this manual carefully before operation to ensure your complete understanding and to obtain the best possible performance from the unit ...

Page 2: ...he equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Warnings and precautions JVC bears no responsibility for any loss of data in the iPod while using this product Warnings USE WITH DC 12 V NEGATIVE GROUND VEHICLES If your vehicle does not have this system a voltage inverter is required whi...

Page 3: ...r Text may not be displayed correctly depending on the characters the condition of communication between the iPod and the receiver etc The whole text may not be displayed if it is too long even if the receiver can scroll text information The maximum number of characters displayed is different according to the receiver up to a maximum of 40 characters Checking the type of your iPod You can control ...

Page 4: ...e power supply to the iPod is linked to the receiver Make sure to turn off the power on the receiver or turn off the vehicle s ignition switch before connecting or disconnecting the iPod While the iPod is connected to this adapter its battery is charged when the receiver is turned on Starting playback Turn on the power of the receiver and select the source for CD changer or iPod The iPod starts pl...

Page 5: ...ck the corresponding link From the control panel or From the remote controller so you can jump to the pages of operating procedures for your receiver Is your receiver equipped with a navigation system If your answer is yes follow If your answer is no follow Does your receiver have 5 up and down buttons Type A From the control panel From the remote controller Does your receiver have number 1 6 butt...

Page 6: ... up on the display of the receiver 5 This function works when you select All in Albums of the Music menu Basic operation To select a track Press to go to the next tracks Press 4 to go to the beginning of the current track and the previous tracks To fast forward or reverse a track Press and hold to fast forward Press and hold 4 to reverse To pause or resume playback After pressing MODE press 4 Each...

Page 7: ...4 While any playback mode is selected the corresponding indicator lights up on the display of the receiver 5 This function works when you select All in Albums of the Music menu Basic operation To select a track Press to go to the next tracks Press 4 to go to the beginning of the current track and the previous tracks To fast forward or reverse a track Press and hold to fast forward Press and hold 4...

Page 8: ...l select Off 1 The menu selecting mode will be canceled If no operations are done for about 5 seconds When you confirm the selection of a track 2 For the receivers which show CD CH CD Changer when the iPod is selected as the source you can use only one of the playback modes at the same time 3 While any playback mode is selected the corresponding indicator lights up on the display of the receiver 4...

Page 9: ...t button Pressing MODE or DISP again restores the original function During playback after pressing MODE See also page 11 The buttons also restore the original functions if no operations are done for about 15 seconds Shuffle Random To be continued Changes the functions of the buttons see below Changes the display information Scrolls the display information Restores the original functions of the but...

Page 10: ...e also page 11 The buttons also restore the original functions if no operations are done for about 15 seconds To be continued Changes the functions of the buttons see below Changes the display information Scrolls the display information Turn clockwise Click Wheel Click Wheel Selects the next items MENU MENU Moves back to the previous layer Turn counterclockwise Click Wheel Click Wheel Selects the ...

Page 11: ...ic menu Basic operation To select a track Turn the control dial clockwise to go to the next tracks Turn the control dial counterclockwise to go to the beginning of the current track and the previous tracks To fast forward or reverse a track After pressing MODE press and hold 4 to fast forward After pressing MODE press and hold 1 to reverse To pause or resume playback After pressing OK turn the con...

Page 12: ...ack pauses and resumes alternately Selecting a track from the Music menu 1 Press 5 to enter the Music menu Now the buttons on remote controller work as the menu selecting buttons 2 Press 4 or 3 2 to select an item then press to confirm the selection When the selected item has a next layer you will enter the layer Repeat the procedure until the desired track is confirmed You can skip 10 items at a ...

Page 13: ...he headphones are connected to the iPod nano Disconnect the headphones from the iPod nano NO MAG Magazine NO IPOD or Disconnect appears on the display of the receiver Connections are incorrect Check the connecting cable and its connection NO FILES appears on the display of the receiver No tracks are stored in the iPod Import tracks to the iPod RESET 1 R1 RESET 7 R7 appears on the display of the re...

Page 14: ...ng System Negative ground Current consumption 18 mA 200 mA while charging the iPod Allowable Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Dimensions W H D 87 mm 25 mm 68 mm 3 7 16 1 2 11 16 Mass approx 320 g 0 71 lbs excluding accessories Design and specifications are subject to change without notice ...

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Page 16: ...nstallation and connections refer to the separate manual Thank you for purchasing a JVC product Please read this manual carefully before operation to ensure your complete understanding and to obtain the best possible performance from the unit ...

Page 17: ... radio TV technician for help Warnings and precautions JVC bears no responsibility for any loss of data in the D player while using this product Warnings USE WITH DC 12 V NEGATIVE GROUND VEHICLES If your vehicle does not have this system a voltage inverter is required which can be purchased at a JVC car audio IN CAR ENTERTAINMENT dealer This adapter has been designed for exclusive use with JVC s c...

Page 18: ... receiver up to a maximum of 40 characters Notices on using this adapter When operating the D player through this adapter the text information of the tracks categories etc may not be correctly displayed on the receiver Folder track numbers displayed on the receiver when setting the Random playback mode or operating the selecting menu may differ from the numbers displayed on the D player Playback w...

Page 19: ...yer connection cable to the cradle connector on the D player Insert the connection cable until you hear a clicking sound To the receiver The power supply to the D player is linked to the receiver Make sure to turn off the power on the receiver or turn off the vehicle s ignition switch before connecting or disconnecting the D player While the D player is connected to this adapter its battery is cha...

Page 20: ...jump to the pages of operating procedures for your receiver Is your receiver equipped with a navigation system If your answer is yes follow If your answer is no follow Does your receiver have 5 up and down buttons Type A From the control panel From the remote controller Does your receiver have number 1 6 buttons Type C From the control panel From the remote controller Type B From the control panel...

Page 21: ...e 4 While any playback mode is selected the corresponding indicator lights up on the display of the receiver Basic operation To select a track Press to go to the next tracks Press 4 to go to the beginning of the current track and the previous tracks To fast forward or reverse a track Press and hold to fast forward Press and hold 4 to reverse To stop or start playback After pressing MODE press 4 Ea...

Page 22: ... use only one of the playback modes at the same time 4 While any playback mode is selected the corresponding indicator lights up on the display of the receiver Basic operation To select a track Press to go to the next tracks Press 4 to go to the beginning of the current track and the previous tracks To fast forward or reverse a track Press and hold to fast forward Press and hold 4 to reverse To st...

Page 23: ...s When you confirm the selection of a track 2 For the receivers which show CD CH CD Changer when the D player is selected as the source you can use only one of the playback modes at the same time 3 While any playback mode is selected the corresponding indicator lights up on the display of the receiver Basic operation To select a track Press to go to the next tracks Press 4 to go to the beginning o...

Page 24: ...arget button Pressing MODE or DISP again restores the original function During playback after pressing MODE See also page 11 The buttons also restore the original functions if no operations are done for about 15 seconds Random Play To be continued Changes the functions of the buttons see below Changes the display information Scrolls the display information Restores the original functions of the bu...

Page 25: ... a track from the Top Menu after pressing MODE See also page 11 The buttons also restore the original functions if no operations are done for about 15 seconds To be continued Changes the functions of the buttons see below Changes the display information Scrolls the display information Turn clockwise Selects the next items Moves back to the previous layer Turn counterclockwise 5 5 Selects the previ...

Page 26: ...clockwise to go to the next tracks Turn the control dial counterclockwise to go to the beginning of the current track and the previous tracks To fast forward or reverse a track After pressing MODE press and hold 4 to fast forward After pressing MODE press and hold 1 to reverse To stop or start playback After pressing OK turn the control dial counterclockwise to select stop or resume To scroll the ...

Page 27: ...e different types of the touch panel displays Select the example similar to your receiver from the following functions when you press and hold the key icon Selects the next items Skips next 10 items ENTER ENTER Confirms the selection 5 5 Selects the previous items Skips previous 10 items During playback When selecting a track from the Top Menu Enters the Top Menu Moves back to the previous layer 3...

Page 28: ...While any playback mode is selected the corresponding indicator lights up on the display of the receiver Basic operation To select a track Press to go to the next tracks Press 4 to go to the beginning of the current track and the previous tracks To fast forward or reverse a track Press and hold to fast forward Press and hold 4 to reverse To stop or start playback Press DISC or FOLDER Each time you...

Page 29: ...everse To stop or start playback Press Each time you press the button the playback stops and resumes alternately Selecting a track from the Top Menu 1 Press 5 to enter the Top Menu 2 Press 4 or 3 2 to select an item then press to confirm the selection When the selected item has a next layer you will enter the layer Repeat the procedure until the desired track is confirmed You can skip 10 items at ...

Page 30: ...ilure occurs between this adapter and the D player Disconnect the adapter from the D player Then connect it again ERROR 01 appears on the display of the receiver NO MAG Magazine NO DP or Disconnect appears on the display of the receiver Connections are incorrect Check the connecting cable and its connection NO TRACK appears on the display of the receiver No tracks are stored in the D player Import...

Page 31: ... System Negative ground Current consumption 18 mA 400 mA while charging the D player Allowable Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Dimensions W H D 87 mm 25 mm 68 mm 3 7 16 1 2 11 16 Mass approx 300 g 0 67 lbs excluding accessories Design and specifications are subject to change without notice ...

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