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Function items that can be set

•

Button illumination brightness

(Illumination)

Select.the.brightness.level.of.the.indicators.
for.the.buttons.

High*

High

Mid

Medium

Low

Low

Off

Extinguished

(*.indicates.the.factory.setting.)

•

Display brightness (Brightness)

Select. the. brightness. level. of. the. display.
panel.

High

High

Mid*

Medium

Low

Low

(*.indicates.the.factory.setting.)

•

Display power-save setting (Screen

saver)

Select. the. time. until. the. display. is. turned.
off.when.no.operation.is.performed.

3sec/ 5sec/ 10sec*/ 30sec/ 60sec

(*.indicates.the.factory.setting.)

•

Auto power off

Select.the.time.until.the.Player.is.switched.
OFF.when.no.operation.including.playback.
is.performed.

1min/ 3min/ 5min*/ 10min

(*.indicates.the.factory.setting.)

•

Operation tone (Beep)

Select.whether.or.not.a.beep.is.generated.
when.a.button.is.pressed.

On*

Generates a beep.

Off

Does not generate a beep.

(*.indicates.the.factory.setting.)

•

Display theme color

Select. one. out. of. 4. colors. for. display.
illumination.

•

Language

Select.the.language.used.for.the.displayed.
menus,.etc.

ENGLISH*/

日本語

/ DEUTSCH/ FRANCAIS/

ESPAÑOL/ ITALIANO/ NEDERLANDS

(*.indicates.the.factory.setting.)

•

System information

The. system. information. of. the. Player.
(available. memory. capacity,. total. memory.
capacity,.total.number.of.files,.model.ID.and.
version.No.).is.displayed.
Press. the. Play/Pause. button. to. hide. the.
system.information.display.

The functions such as the button illuminations, display resume function and Auto
Power OFF function can be set up as required.

1

Open the home screen.

Press and hold the Left button
until the home screen appears.

2

Open the Settings menu.

Settings

3

Select the item to be set.

Screen saver

Illumination

Settings

Brightness

To decrease the display brightness, for example,
select "Brightness" to view its options.

4

Select the desired option.

Low

Brightness

High

Mid

After the desired option is set, the Settings
menu appears again.
Pressing the Left button returns to the previous
display without selecting an option.

Various setups

Setting and adjusting the Pla

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Summary of Contents for M1GC7

Page 1: ...M1GC7 English 01 E 0610 INSTRUCTION MANUAL DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER ...

Page 2: ... playback 14 Display during playback 15 Operations available during playback 16 To skip an item 16 Various play modes 17 Favorite 17 Receiving FM broadcasting Selecting FM broadcasting 18 Display for FM reception 18 Tuning a FM station 19 Auto tuning 19 Manual tuning 19 Preset tuning 20 Presetting FM stations 21 Presetting by auto tuning 21 Presetting by manual tuning 21 Deregistering a preset FM ...

Page 3: ...lled into the appliance C The appliance has been exposed to rain D The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance E The appliance has been dropped or the enclosure damaged 15 Servicing The user should not attempt to service the unit beyond that described in the operating instructions All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel...

Page 4: ...ese items and their waste byproducts Contact your local authority for details in locating a recycle facility nearest to you Proper recycling and waste disposal will help conserve resources whilst preventing detrimental effects on our health and the environment Notes on using through car stereo Donotleavetheproductsorbatteriesinthecar particularlyabovethedashboard for this may lead to malfunction o...

Page 5: ...c Protect the player against sweat and moisture Do not use the player by putting it in a breast pocket for long hours in the summer or during exercise Otherwise penetration of moisture or sweat may cause malfunction or failure Maintenance of the unit When the front panel or case becomes dirty wipe with a soft dry cloth Do not use thinner benzine alcohol etc for these agents may cause discoloration...

Page 6: ... 2 Left button Press to return to the previous left display This can be used for example to return from the playback display to the track list Press and hold to return to the home screen Also used to hide a pop up menu 3 Right button Press to enter an item and advance to the next right item 6 Play Pause button Press to play a track or let it pause Press while the menu is displayed to enter a selec...

Page 7: ...dio page 18 Settings page 28 To Home screen SPRM page 23 Sound mode page 23 Play mode page 17 Add favorite page 17 Delete favorite page 17 Skip page 16 Skip page 16 Timer setting page 27 Properties Music properties information Illumination page 28 Brightness page 28 Screen saver page 28 Auto power off page 28 Beep page 28 Theme color page 28 Language page 29 Format page 30 Initialize page 30 Syste...

Page 8: ...attempt to recharge a battery other than the dedicated battery from Kenwood If you use a dry cell battery use an alkaline battery Normal operation may not be possible if a manganese battery is used Read Before Use Caution on use of rechargeable battery NiMH rechargeable battery NB 3A90 The Player is powered by a NiMH Nickel Metal Hydride rechargeable battery As the rechargeable battery discharges ...

Page 9: ...itched on and the display is in the screen saver mode the Power Menu button blinks twice every 5 seconds is displayed when the display is turned on 1 Switch the Player ON Press and hold the Power Menu button until the KENWOOD logo is displayed ThePlayerentersthemodebeforethelasttime it was switched OFF 2 Switch the Player OFF Press and hold the Power Menu button until the display is turned off The...

Page 10: ...aranteed on a PC running an upgraded OS or a PC assembled by yourself The Player and PC can be connected in either connection mode below Storage Mode for data transfer and battery recharging The Player cannot be operated while it is connected in this mode Player Mode for operating the Player for playback etc while recharging the battery Data transfer from the PC is not available in this mode 1 Con...

Page 11: ... PC 1 Click the Safe To Remove Hardware icon 2 Click Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device When the message showing that the Player can be disconnected safely disconnect it from the PC If the connection mode is the Player mode simply unplug the USB cable from the PC For first use ...

Page 12: ...n capturing tracks of a music CD into the PC using the Windows Media Player 10 9 transferring the music file to the Player is limited only to the Windows Media Player 10 9 The music files which are transferred using drag drop or copy paste cannot be played Before transferring a music file view it with the Windows Media Player 10 9 to confirm that the genre artist name album title and track title a...

Page 13: ...his Player 5 Add the music files to be transferred in the Sync List 6 Click the Start Sync button For first use Transferring Music from PC Data transfer by drag drop Open the Windows Explorer and drag drop the desired file from the PC s hard disk drive to this Player expressed as KENWOOD_DAP on Windows Copy paste can also be used for data transfer 1 Open the removable disk corresponding to this Pl...

Page 14: ...m When a track is selected from other item the tracks are played in order of track titles 1 Connect headphones and switch the Player ON See page 9 2 Open the home screen Press and hold the Left button until the home screen appears 3 Select a major item Album for example Artist Album Track Favorite Press the Up Down button to move the cursor to the desired item 4 Select a major item Album for examp...

Page 15: ...ction from the beginning press and hold the Left buttonto return to the home screen In this page the selection and entry are described in two steps steps 3 and 4 for example From the subsequent pages these operations will be described in a single step Playing music tracks Display during playback Track title Elapsed time progress bar Mode 3 Play 8 Pause Supreme Sound mode page 23 Remaining battery ...

Page 16: ...old to fast reverse the track Pause mode Each press skips to the beginning of the current track or of the previous track Skip down Press and hold to skip to the previous tracks one after another Play Pause button Play mode Lets playback pause temporarily Pause mode Resumes playback To skip an item Played tracks can be skipped on a per item basis as shown below Artist skip Skips to the tracks of th...

Page 17: ...ing played page 14 1 Display the pop up menu Track title Press during playback 2 Select Play mode Track title Play mode SPRM Sound mode To Home sc 3 Select the desired play mode Track title Random Repeat one Repeat Oﬀ Playing music tracks Favorite Tracks you are particularly fond of can be registered in the Favorite folder for playing only the favorite tracks later 1 Play a track you like and open...

Page 18: ... connect them when receiving FM broadcasting Receiving FM broadcasting Display for FM reception The FM radio display shows various information Auto Remaining battery power page 10 HOLD switch page 9 HOLD None HOLD canceled Sleep timer Alarm timer page 27 Alarm timer on Sleep timer on Tuned frequency Stereo Monaural page 22 Stereo broadcasting received Set for monaural reception None Other than abo...

Page 19: ...o tuning by increasing frequencies The default tuning mode set before the Player left the factory is Auto The default tuning mode set before the Player left the factory is Auto Manual tuning FM stations can be searched manually 1 Select the manual tuning mode Auto Each press of the button switches the tuning mode in order of Auto Manual Preset 2 Start manual tuning Manual Decreases frequencies Inc...

Page 20: ...preset tuning mode Auto Each press of the button switches the tuning mode in order of Auto Manual Preset 2 Select a preset number Preset Recalls the previous preset number Recalls the next preset number For the method of presetting stations see pages 21 and 22 The default tuning mode set before the Player left the factory is Auto ...

Page 21: ...reset numbers in which no FM station are registered MHz is displayed in the center line With preset numbers in which FM stations are registered the frequencies of the preset station are displayed in the center lines Presetting FM stations Presetting by auto tuning The following steps makes it possible to search the FM stations with good reception conditions automatically and preset them together A...

Page 22: ...Mono Auto Mono Auto stereo To return to auto stereo reception select Auto stereo in step 3 The default tuning mode set before the Player left the factory is Auto stereo Presetting FM stations Deregistering a preset FM station Preset FM stations can be deregistered as follows 1 Select the Preset tuning mode and select the preset number See page 20 2 Display the pop up menu Preset 01 3 Select Delete...

Page 23: ...music CUSTOM Desiredtonecanbesetusinga5 bandcustomequalizer 1 Open the pop up menu Track title Open from the playback screen To select SPRM 2 Select SPRM Track title Sound mode SPRM Play mode To Home sc Adjusting the audio If the headphone volume is increased too much you will be unable to hear the sounds from outside Be careful not to increase the volume too much Adjusting the audio Adjusting the...

Page 24: ...With the default condition set at the factory Supreme is set to Off and Sound mode is set to NORMAL Supreme and Sound mode cannot be used simultaneously These sound adjustment function will not be applied in FM radio Adjusting the audio To select CUSTOM 4 Select the frequency band to be adjusted 5 Set the response level Set the response levels of other frequency bands by repeating steps 4 and 5 fo...

Page 25: ...Folder FM radio 2 Select the folder in the lower level Folder1 Folder File001 mp3 Folder2 A list of music files in the selected folder will be displayed The folder configuration below Folder is variable depending on the situations of use and the number of hierarchical levels is also variable As a result when viewing the list of folders it may be necessary to repeat step 2 according to the number o...

Page 26: ...n deleting a music file The music files can also be deleted from the PC Deleting tracks The music files transferred from the PC to the Player can be deleted from the Player 1 Select Folder Genre Year Folder FM radio 2 Select the track music file to be deleted File100 WMA Folder1 File101 WMA File102 WMA 3 Display the pop up menu Delete ﬁle To Home sc To Play scre Managing files ...

Page 27: ...The timer setting is canceled when the Player is switched OFF Sleep timer and alarm timer The sleep timer makes it possible to switch the Player OFF after the set period of time The alarm timer makes it possible to generate an alarm beep tone after the set period of time 1 Display the pop up menu OpenfromtheplaybackscreenorFMreception screen 2 Select Timer setting Track title Artist skip Artist sk...

Page 28: ...heme color Select one out of 4 colors for display illumination Language Select the language used for the displayed menus etc ENGLISH 日本語 DEUTSCH FRANCAIS ESPAÑOL ITALIANO NEDERLANDS indicates the factory setting System information The system information of the Player available memory capacity total memory capacity total number of files model ID and version No is displayed Press the Play Pause butt...

Page 29: ...button until the home screen appears 2 Open the Settings menu Settings Select Settings 3 Open the language list Language Beep Settings Theme color Select Language 4 Select the language DEUTSCH ENGLISH Language 日本語 Select the desired language Setting the menu language Setting and adjusting the Player ...

Page 30: ...Player Initialization resets the settings made using the Settings menu etc to the default settings made at the factory Caution Formatting deletes all of the files in the Player It also deletes demonstration music which cannot be restored later It does not alter the settings made with the Settings menu Initialization resets the Settings menu to the default settings It does not delete music files et...

Page 31: ...may be interfered depending the installation environment including the vehicle model devices in the surroundings and the antenna positioning Do not use or leave the Player or connected component in an automobile compartment with high temperatures Otherwise equipment failure may result For the operating procedure and the playable files read the instruction manual for the connected stereo set Do not...

Page 32: ...r 2006 For details and operating method of the Digital Audio Player Link refer to the instruction manual for a Digital Audio Player Link compatible audio component Digital Audio Player Link compatible stereo Digital audio input Special cable 1 Switch the Player ON 2 Set the input selector of the connected stereo set to Digital Audio The Player operations including Play Pause Skip Up Down and Folde...

Page 33: ...ic file such as the ones transferred from the PC Glossary MP3 An international data compression standard of MPEG which is a working group in ISO International Standardization Organization It offers compression rates between about 1 10 and 1 12 WAV The extension used with the Windows standard non compressed audio files WMA Windows Media Audio An audio compressed encoding format developed by Microso...

Page 34: ...onnected improperly Connect headphones correctly to the Player Battery cannot be recharged USB cable is connected improperly Check the connections on both the Player and PC sides The rechargeable battery in use is not the dedicated battery The rechargeable battery usable with the player is only the provided battery or the optionally available NB 3A90 The player is connected to a USB hub The player...

Page 35: ...WAV Sampling rate 44 1 kHz Bit count 16 bit Channel Stereo Monaural Maximum number of files 3000 Maximum number of folders 4000 Max recording time tracks 3 Approx 32 hours Approx 480 tracks FM receiver Frequency range 50 kHz space 87 50 MHz 108 00 MHz Channel Stereo Monaural Preset stations 32 Kenwood follows a policy of continuous advancements in development For this reason specifications may be ...

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