M7000B - Hi-fi system KENWOOD - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL M7000B KENWOOD

1. Before switching on the power supply

3. Components and functions

27. Maintenance and care

Due to the 5 GHz frequency range of the built-in WLAN module, use is only permitted inside buildings in the following countries. AT BE BG CZ DK EE FR DE IS IE IT EL ES CY LV LI LT LU HU MT NL NO PL PT RO SL SK TR FI SE CH UK HR AT=Austria, BE=Belgium, BG=Bulgaria, CZ=Czech Republic, DK=Denmark, EE=Estonia, FR=France, DE=Germany, IS=Iceland, IE=Ireland, IT=Italy, EL=Greece, ES=Spain, CY=Cyprus, LV=Latvia, LT=Lithuania, LU=Luxembourg, HU=Hungary, MT=Malta, NL=Netherlands, NO=Norway, PL=Poland, PT=Portugal, RO=Romania, SL=Slovenia, SK=Slovakia, TR=Turkey, FI=Finland, SE=Sweden, CH=Switzerland, UK=United Kingdom, HR=Croatia3

1. Before switching on the power supply

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Attention: Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation of the device. Read instructions carefully! – Follow all safety and operating instructions when using this product. Keep the instructions in a safe place! – You should keep the safety and operating instructions for future reference. Follow the warning instructions! – You should strictly follow all warnings provided on the product and listed in the operating instruc- tions.

1.1 Clean only with a dry cloth!

– Pull out the mains plug of this device from the mains power socket before cleaning this product. Never use liquid cleaning detergents or cleaning sprays. Use only a damp cloth for cleaning.

– Use only the accessories specied by the manufacturer.

1.3 Do not use this device near water

– The device should never be exposed to water droplets or water splashes, such as those found near a bathtub, wash basin, kitchen sink, washing machine, wet basement or swimming pool. Never place containers lled with liquids, such as e.g. ower vases, on the device.

– Slots and openings in the housing are used to ventilate the device to ensure reliable operation of the device and to protect the device from overheating and possible autoignition. Do not block the ventilation holes. Install the device according to the manufacturer's instructions. Never block the ven- tilation holes by placing the device on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar soft surfaces. This device should not be installed in a bookshelf or built-in wardrobe unless adequate ventilation is ensured.

– This device may connected only to the mains voltage indicated on the device. If you are unsure about the type of power supply in your home, contact your specialised dealer or power company.

– Make sure that you can not trip over the power cable or that it is disconnected in the immediate vicinity of a power outlet, including auxiliary sockets. The power cable must not be squeezed under any circumstances even when exiting the device. As the mains plug is used as the disconnect device, it shall remain at the power cable and be kept readily accessible.

– The device should be disconnected from the mains during thunderstorms and if it is not used for a long time.

– Never overload mains sockets, extension cords or multiple sockets, otherwise there is a risk of re or electric shock.4

1.9 Penetration of foreign material and liquid

– Be careful not to allow foreign material or liquid to enter this device through ventilation holes, otherwise it may come into contact with high voltage components or short circuit resulting in a re or electric shock. Never spill liquids of any kind on this device.

– Never attempt to carry out the maintenance of this device yourself, because live parts can be exposed through the openings or by removing covers, contacting which can be hazardous. Leave all maintenance to qualied service personnel.

1.11 Damage requiring repair

– Maintenance and repair work should only be carried out by a qualied customer service. Maintenance/repair is required if the device has been damaged (e.g. the power cable or plug), if liquid has spilled into the device, if objects have penetrated the device, if the device has been exposed to rain or moisture, if it no longer works properly or has fallen down.

– If replacement parts are required, make sure that the customer service technician uses spare parts specied by the manufacturer or that have the same characteristics as the original parts. Unautho- rised parts may cause re, electric shock or other accidents.

– After completing service or repair of this device, ask the customer service technician to perform a safety test to determine if the equipment is in good working order.

– Do not install the device near hot surfaces, such as radiators, fan heaters, stoves or other devices (including ampliers) that can be hot. Never place objects with open ame, such as candles or lan- terns, on or near the device. The installed batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunlight, re or the like.

– If you do not use the radio for a month or more, remove the batteries from the battery com- partment of the remote control to prevent it from leaking. Immediately dispose of leaking batteries properly and observe all relevant legal regulations. Leaking batteries can cause injury and damage the device. Never mix batteries of different types or old and new batteries. To minimise the risk of electric shock, re, etc. - do not remove screws, covers or body parts. - the power button does not completely disconnect the power supply in any position. In order to completely disconnect the device from the power supply, please pull the mains plug out of the socket.

1.16 Risks associated with high volume

– To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume for long periods.5

1.17 Network connection

– Please make sure that the rewall function is activated at your network access point (router). Consult your router's instruction manual. – I f you do not want to set up a network connection, please do not run the setup wizard (see 3.8).

Exposing the remote control sensor to direct sunlight or high-frequency uorescent light may cause malfunction. In such cases, you should move the system to a different location to avoid such malfunction.

The supplied batteries are intended for functional testing and may have a limited lifetime. If the range of the remote control decreases, replace the old battery with a new one. Caution! Danger of explosion if the battery is replaced by a incorrect type; - high or low extreme temperatures to which a battery may be exposed during use, storage or transport; - low air pressure at high altitude; - the replacement of a battery by an incorrect type that can bypass a fuse (for example, some lithium battery types); - the disposal of a battery in re or a hot oven, or the mechanical crushing or cutting of a battery; - leaving a battery in an extremely high temperature environment that may cause an explosion or leakage of ammable liquids or gases; - a battery that is exposed to extremely low air pressure, which may cause an explosion or leakage of ammable liquids or gases.

1.19 Automatic energy saving function

The model is equipped with an automatic energy saving function. This switches the device to standby mode within 15 minutes if it is played at a very low volume or if the radio is muted. This setting cannot be changed.

IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS

1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

2. CAUTION: Do not open the casing. The device contains no user serviceable parts; Mainte-

nance should only be carried out by qualied personnel.

EU Declaration of Conformity Hereby, JVCKENWOOD Corporation declares that the radio equipment type M-7000S complies with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following Internet address: http://www.kenwood.com/cs/eudoc/ Manufacturer: JVCKENWOOD Corporation 3-12. Moriyacho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 221-0022, JAPAN Authorised Representative (EU): JVCKENWOOD EUROPE B.V. Amsterdamseweg 37, 1422 AC UITHOORN, THE NETHERLANDS6

Carefully unpack the device and make sure all accessories are present:

• Infrared remote control

• FM/DAB+ wire antenna

• 2 x AAA/R03 batteries

• Operating instructions

• Open the battery compartment of the remote control and insert the batteries w. correct polarity. The specied polarity (+/-) is marked in the battery compartment. Connect the left and right speakers to the connection (Speaker Out) on the rear of the device. To do this, press the spring clips and insert the loose cable ends into the openings provided. Connect the black wire with the black spring clamp. The other wire is connected to the red terminal in the same way.

• Finally, connect the power plug to an AC outlet. Since the mains plug is used to completely disconnect it from the power grid, the socket must always be accessible.

2.3 DAB+ / FM antenna connection

1. Connect the wire antenna to [FM ANTENNA 75Ω] socket.

2. Find the place where the best reception is achieved.

The antenna supplied with the system is a simple wire antenna. It is recommended to use an outdoor antenna (commercially available) for stable signal reception. To connect an outdoor antenna, rst pull out the indoor antenna. The reception of radio stations from the cable network cannot be guaranteed.7

3. Components and functions

Standby On/Off, alarm off Open/Close CD Tray (Eject) Mode selection Menu Set alarm clock Music: Random/repeat selection Start, pause playback Skip Track/Search Track/FM station search forwards Skip Track/Search Track/FM station search backwards Bluetooth pairing, stop playback High; FM: Set frequency Down; FM: Set frequency Left; Step back, Preset memory backwards Right; next step, preset memory forwards Conrm input; FM: Search; Radio image, slide show in full screen mode Select equalizer preset Mute, Unmute Volume decrease / increase Numeric input of the preset memory, input of the track number Track programming, use preset memory Switching screen information; during playback 10 seconds intro of each track

2.4 Network connection

In order to receive Internet radio, the radio must be integrated into a network. To do this, the router must be switched on and connected to the Internet. Make sure that the WLAN connection of the router is activated. You can also consult the router's operating instructions.8

1 - Speaker connection

6 - Skip track backwards

7 - Skip track forwards

Press the <Standby> button on the remote control or on the device to switch on the radio. Press the button again to put the device into standby mode. To switch it off completely, disconnect it from the power supply.

3.2 Navigate in the menus

You can navigate through the menus by pressing the <Up/Down/Left/Right> buttons on the remote control. Pressing once on the <OK> button conrms the selection. These operating steps can also be carried out on the device using the <TUNE> knob. Turn the knob to navigate through the menus, conrm a menu item by pressing the knob.

3.3 Entering passwords, search texts, etc.

Use the <Up/Down/Left/Right> to select the corresponding numbers and/or letters individually and conrm the selection by pressing <OK>. To correct an incorrect entry, please go to the <BKSP> eld and conrm with the <OK> button on the remote control. This will delete the last entry. Use the "CANCEL" eld to cancel the entry completely. If your selection is complete, please navigate to the "OK" eld and conrm the selection by pressing the <OK> button.

3.4 Adjusting volume and "Mute"

Youcan adjust the volume by pressing the <VOL-> and <VOL+> buttons on the remote control or by turning the <VOLUME> knob on the device. Pressing the <Mute> button mutes the radio. Another pressing of the button restores the original volume.

3.5 Additional information

By repeatedly pressing the <INFO> button, depending on the source and station, additional informa- tion can be displayed:

• Name of the station, the current program, content, topics, etc.

• The program style (genre) of the station is displayed.

• Signal level and signal error

• Today's date and current time In the "FM radio" and "DAB+ Digital radio" modes, information on reception strength, stereo mode, RDS signal (only FM) and preset memory is available on the lower right edge of the Display. If the corresponding display is missing, the information is not available.

At the rst Start the Setup Wizard starts automatically. The setup wizard runs in English. You can skip the wizard and call it up again later in German.

3.7 Setting the menu language

At the rst start-up all available menu languages are listed. Select the desired language with the <UP/ DOWN> button and conrm with <OK>.10

3.8 Starting the setup wizard

For a simple and quick initial start-up (setting the time and date, setting up the internet connection, etc.), we recommend that you run the setup wizard. To do this, please select "YES". If you want to skip the setup wizard, select "NO". All settings that are made using the setup wizard can later be made individually via the system settings. Alternatively, the setup wizard can be run again at any time. Then select "YES" or "NO" to run the set- up wizard automatically or not to run the next time the radio is started. Then you are at the Main menu.

• Date/Time 12/24 Hour format

• Automatic update (time & date) Update from DAB or FM (recommended) With automatic updates via the FM/DAB/DAB+ radio network, the time and date are provided by the broadcasters. When adjusting via these sources, the time is set correctly even after a power failure. This means that set wake-up times can also be observed.

• Update from NET When this option is selected, the time and date are automatically set via the Internet connec- tion. In addition, the time zone and summer/winter time can be adjusted.

• No update Time and date must be set manually.

• Keep network connection The network conguration is discussed in more detail in Section "System Settings".

The Main menu contains the various audio sources and setting options:

• System settings With the audio source selected, press on the <MENU> button on the remote control or on the device and select "Main menu".11

The internet radio offers a huge selection of different offers around the world. You can select the stations in a variety of ways. To do this, please select the "Internet radio".

The radio offers various options for searching for the desired station. Navigate within the menu items and options. Once you have found the desired station, conrm your selection with the <OK> button. Internet radio playback can be stopped by pressing the <PLAY/ PAUSE> button on the remote control. Another pressing of the button reloads the station.

5.1.1 Search for countries and regions

To search for stations from certain continents, countries and regions, press the <Menu> button to call up the "Station list". Conrm the selection. Select the "Countries" menu to select a country or region.

5.1.2 Search by genre

To search for stations with specic music styles or themes, proceed as follows: Press the <Menu> button to call up the "Station list". After conrming the selection, navigate to the "Discover" menu. After conrmation, you can further narrow down your search according to the origin or language of the station.

5.1.3 Search by name

If you know the name of the desired station, you can search for it specically: Press the <Menu> button to call up the "Station list". After conrming the selection, navigate to the "Search" menu. Enter all or part of the station name in the input mask and select the "OK" eld to start the search. You will receive a list of all stations whose names contain the text you are looking for.

5.1.4 Popular stations

You can nd a selection of the most popular stations as follows: Press the <Menu> button to call up the "Station list". After conrming the selection, navigate to the "Popular" menu and select the desired station.12

5.1.5 Local stations

To specically search for stations from the country of the current location of the radio, please proceed as follows: Press the <Menu> button to call up the "Station list". After conrming the selection, navigate to the menu with the country name of the current location (e.g. "Germany"). Within this local limit, you can also search for genres, local or popular stations.

5.2 Favourites (memory locations)

40 memory locations (favourites) are available for storing your favourite stations. You can assign these favourites to stations from the sources "Internet radio" and "Podcasts". To call up saved stations on the main unit, please press the <*> button and select the desired memory location by turning the <TUNE> knob. To load the station, press <SELECT>.

5.2.1 Storing stations with the remote control:

Memory locations 1–10 can be assigned using the number buttons on the remote control. To do this, select the desired station and press a number key on the remote control until "Preset stored" appears on the display. The memory locations can now be called up by pressing the remote control briey.

5.2.2 Saving stations in memory locations 11 - 40:

Select the desired station and hold down the <FAV> button on the remote control. Now select a memory location from the list of station memories and conrm the selection with the <SELECT> button on the radio. The "Preset stored" appears on the display. You can easily call up the station list by briey pressing the <*> button on the radio or on the remote control (PROG button). Use the <UP/DOWN> buttons or the <TUNE> knob to select a station and press <SELECT> to conrm. Note: The memory locations cannot be deleted, but can only be overwritten with other stations.

Podcasts are available articles on various topics, e.g. Information broadcasts, news and much more. As with internet radio, here you can lter Podcasts or search for a Podcast in the entire database. To do this, please select the source "Podcasts" in the main menu.

6.1 Finding podcasts

The radio offers various options for searching for podcasts. Navigate within the menu items and op- tions. Once you have found the podcast you are looking for, conrm your selection with the <OK> button. Playback of podcasts can be paused and restarted by pressing the <PLAY/PAUSE> button on the remote control. By pressing the <SKIP TRACK> you can fast forward and rewind within the pod- cast at increasing speed (max. 32 times). Brief pressing of the <SKIP TRACK BACKWARD> button you can jumps to the beginning of the podcast.13

6.1.1 Search for countries and regions

To search for podcasts from specic continents, countries and regions, press the <Menu> button to call up the "Podcast list". Conrm the selection. Select the "Countries" menu to select a country or region.

6.1.2 Search by genre

To nd podcasts with specic content or topics, proceed as follows: Press the <Menu> button to call up the "Podcast list". After conrming the selection, navigate to the "Discover" menu. After conrmation, you can further narrow down the search according to the origin or language of the podcasts.

6.1.3 Search by name

If you know the name of the podcast you want, you can search for it: Press the <Menu> button to call up the "Podcast list". After conrming the selection, navigate to the "Search" menu. Enter all or part of the podcast name in the input mask and select the "OK" eld to start the search. You will receive a list of all podcasts or episodes whose names contain the text you are looking for.

6.1.4 Popular podcasts

In order to search for popular podcasts from the country of the current location of the radio, please proceed as follows: Press the <Menu> button to call up the "Podcast list". After conrming the selection, navigate to the menu with the country name of the current location (e.g. "Germany"). Within this local limit, you can also search for genres, local or popular podcasts.

6.2 Favourites (memory locations)

40 storage spaces (favourites) are available for storing podcasts. You can assign these favourites to stations from the sources "Internet radio" and "Podcasts". To call up saved podcasts on the main unit, please press the <*> button and select the desired memory location by turning the <TUNE> knob. To load the podcast, press <SELECT>.

6.2.1 Saving podcasts with the remote control:

Memory locations 1–10 can be assigned using the number buttons on the remote control. To do this, select the desired podcast and press a number key on the remote control until "Preset stored" appears on the display. The memory locations can now be called up by pressing the remote control briey.

6.2.2 Saving podcasts on memory locations 11 - 40:

Select the desired podcast and hold down the <FAV> button on the remote control. Now select a memory location from the list of station memories and conrm the selection with the <SELECT> button on the radio. The "Preset stored" appears on the display. You can easily call up the memory locations by briey pressing the <*> button on the radio or <FAV> on the remote control.14 Use the <UP/DOWN> buttons or the <TUNE> knob to select a podcast and press <SELECT> to conrm. Note: The memory locations cannot be deleted, but can only be overwritten with other podcasts.

Use your phone, tablet or computer as a remote control for Spotify. Go to spotify.com/connect to learn how. The Spotify Software is subject to third party licenses found here: www.spotify.com/connect/third-party-licenses. For this you need a Spotify account (information at www.spotify.de) Install the Spotify App on your Android/iOS device. You can download it from the Play Store or from the Apple App Store. After installation, start the App and log in with your access data or register. The radio and the Android/iOS device with the Spotify App must be in the same network.

Please select the source "Spotify" in the main menu and start playing Spotify on your smartphone as usual. The Spoty Connect logo and "Available devices" are displayed at the bottom of the phone. Press "Available devices" to display a list of the devices available on the network. Now select "M-7000S" and the playback will take place on the radio. A successful connection is indicated by green script. After a successful rst connection, you can also connect the smartphone to the radio as follows: Select the source "Spotify" in the main menu and press <OK>. The "Press Play …" now appears in the display. Press the <Play/Pause> button on the remote control to establish the connection and start playing the current Playlist. You can also use the remote control to jump between the tracks in the current list.

7.2 Favourites (memory locations)

10 memory locations (favourites) are available for storing playlists.

7.2.1 Saving playlists with the remote control:

Memory locations 1–10 can be assigned using the number buttons on the remote control. To do this, select the desired playlist and press a number key on the remote control until "Saved" appears on the display. The memory locations can now be called up by pressing the remote control briey. Individual tracks that are not in playlists can also be saved. Note: The memory locations cannot be deleted, but can only be overwritten with other playlists/ tracks.15

You can use this source to play audio CDs and MP3 CDs. To do this, please select the source "CD" in the main menu. Open the CD tray by pressing the <EJECT> button on the main unit or on the remote control. Insert the CD and close the tray by pressing <EJECT>. Playback begins automatically with the rst track on the CD. You can briey play the tracks on the CD by pressing the <INTRO> button on the remote control. Pressing the button again ends this function. For audio CDs, information about the number of tracks and total playing time is displayed as follows:

The rst number block stands for the number of tracks and the second for the total playing time of the CD.

8.1 Playing MP3 files

Select the desired folder or track from the menu, the music playback is started with the <OK>. You can use the <UP/DOWN> buttons to navigate through the folder structures. With the <PLAY/ PAUSE> buttons, playback is paused and continued. By continuously pressing the <SKIP TRACK> buttons you can fast forward and rewind within the track with increasing speed (max. 32 times). Brief pressing of the <SKIP TRACK BACKWARD> takes you to the beginning of the track or to the previous Track. For CDs that contain MP3 les, the number of available folders and les is displayed as follows: Fxx TXXX The number behind "F" stands for the number of folders and the second block of numbers for the total number off "T" les.

8.2 Repeat and random playback

To play tracks from a CD or MP3 les in a folder in random order, or to repeat the playback of the les, please proceed as follows: Press the <MENU> button and select "Repeat" and/or "Shuffle". The functions are switched on or off with the <OK> button. Alternatively, you can also use the <SHUFFLE/REPEAT> button on the remote control. Repeated presses activate the functions as follows: Press once: Repeat one / press twice: Repeat folder (only for MP3) Press thrice: Repeat all / press 4 times: Random playback / press 5 times: All off16

You can use this source to play MP3 les (16 bit/48kHz) from a USB stick. To do this, please select the source "USB" in the main menu.

9.1 Playing MP3 files

Select the desired folder or track from the menu, the music playback is started with the <OK>. You can use the <UP/DOWN> buttons to navigate through the folder structures. With the <PLAY/ PAUSE> buttons, playback is paused and continued. By continuously pressing the <SKIP TRACK> buttons you can fast forward and rewind within the track with increasing speed (max. 32 times). Brief pressing of the <SKIP TRACK BACKWARD> takes you to the beginning of the track or to the previous Track.

9.2 Repeat and random playback

To play MP3 les in a folder in random rows, or to repeat the playback of the les, please proceed as follows: Press the <MENU> button and select "Repeat" and/or "Shuffle". The functions are switched on or off with the <OK> button. Alternatively, you can also use the <SHUFFLE/REPEAT> button on the remote control. Repeated presses activate the functions as follows: Press once: Repeat one / press twice: Repeat folder Press thrice: Repeat all / press 4 times: Random playback / press 5 times: All off

10. Digital radio DAB+

To receive the digital radio DAB+, please switch to the source "DAB Radio" in the main menu. When switching for the rst time, an automatic station search is started. The "Scanning" appears on the display, as well as the number of stations found so far and a corresponding progress bar. Some sta- tions offer additional information as a so-called Slideshow. To display these on the radio display in large format, press the <OK> button on the remote control or on the radio. Pressing the button again switches the display back.

To search for receivable stations, you can start an automatic search. To do this, use the <MENU> button to open the menu and select "Scan". The "Scanning" appears on the display, as well as the number of stations found so far and a corresponding progress bar. The stations are then saved in alphabetical order. Stations that were found during a previous search but cannot currently be received are shown in the station list with a "?" in front of the station name.17

You can also set ensembles manually. To do this, use the <MENU> button to call up the menu and select "Manual tune". Then select the desired station and conrm with <OK>. Now information about the ensemble and the signal strength are displayed. Another pressing of the <OK> button selects the corresponding stations in the list.

Press the <MENU> button and conrm "Station list" with <OK>. Use the <UP/DOWN> buttons or the <TUNE> knob to select a station and press <OK> to conrm. The device starts playing automat- ically. Note: The reception quality of a station depends on factors such as weather, installation location and antenna orientation. If a station from the station list cannot be received, change the orientation of the antenna or the location of the radio. Stations that can no longer be received can be removed from the station list.

10.4 Delete stations that can no longer be received

Stations that can no longer be received can be deleted from the list. To do this, press the <MENU> button and select "Prune invalid". With "This removes all invalid stations, continue?“ select "Yes" and these stations will be deleted. Selecting "NO" takes you back into the menu without delet- ing the stations.

10.5 Favourites (memory locations)

20 memory locations (favourites) are available for storing DAB+ stations. To call up saved stations on the main unit, please press the <*> button and select the desired memory location by pressing <SELECT>.

10.5.1 Storing DAB+ stations with the remote control:

Memory locations 1–10 can be assigned using the number buttons on the remote control. To do this, select the desired station and press a number key on the remote control until "Preset stored" appears on the display. The memory locations can now be called up by pressing the remote control briey.

10.5.2 Saving DAB+ stations in memory locations 11 - 20:

Select the desired station and hold down the <FAVOURITE> button on the radio or <FAV> on the remote control. Now select a memory location from the list of station memories and conrm the selection with the <TUNE> button on the radio. The "Preset stored" appears on the display. You can easily call up the memory locations by briey pressing the <FAV> on the remote control. Use the <UP/DOWN> buttons or the <TUNE> knob to select a station and press <OK> to conrm. Note: The memory locations cannot be deleted, but can only be overwritten with other stations.18

10.6 DRC (Dynamic Range Control):

Some DAB+ stations support DRC, which reduces the difference between loud and soft tones. The following settings are possible: DRC high: Strong compression of the different volumes. The dynamic is greatly reduced. DRC low: Low compression without much loss of dynamics. DRC off: There is no compression. To make the settings, proceed as follows: Press the <MENU> button and select "DRC". The settings for DRC can be changed in the following menu. The current setting is indicated by "*".

By default, the radio sorts the stations in alphabetical order. The stations can also be sorted by ensem- bles. To make the settings, proceed as follows: Press the <MENU> button and "Station order". The settings can be changed in the following menu.

Select "FM RADIO" in the main menu to switch to FM reception.

You can automatically search for FM stations. To start the automatic station search, please press the <OK> button on the remote control or on the radio. The search stops at the next station found and the radio starts playing.

11.2 Search settings

You can use this function to determine whether only stations with a strong reception signal are taken into account. To do this, press the <MENU>, button and select "Scan setting". In the following menu "FM station scan" you can now answer the question "Strong stations only" with "YES" or "NO". The current setting is identied by "*".

For stations with poor reception, a slight quality improvement can be achieved by switching to mono reception. To do this, press the <MENU> button and select "Audio setting". In the following menu "FM weak reception" you can now answer the question "Listen in Mono only" with "YES" or "NO". The current setting is identied by "*".19

11.4 Favourites (memory locations)

20 memory locations (favourites) are available for storing FM stations. To call up saved stations on the main unit, please press the <*> button and select the desired memory location by pressing <SELECT>

11.4.1 Storing FM stations with the remote control:

Memory locations 1–10 can be assigned using the number buttons on the remote control. To do this, select the desired station and press a number key on the remote control until "Preset stored" appears on the display. The memory locations can now be called up by pressing the remote control briey.

11.4.2 Saving FM stations in memory locations 11 - 20:

Select the desired station and hold down the <FAV> on the remote control. Now select a memory location from the list of station memories and conrm the selection with the <TUNE> button on the radio. The "Preset stored" appears on the display. You can easily call up the memory locations by briey pressing the <FAV> on the remote control. Use the <UP/DOWN> buttons or the <TUNE> knob to select a station and press <OK> to conrm. Note: The memory locations cannot be deleted, but can only be overwritten with other stations.

12.1 Pairing Bluetooth devices for the first time (pairing)

Make sure that the terminal device to be paired is switched on and Bluetooth is activated. Select the source "Bluetooth Audio" in the main menu. The "Loading" appears on the display. Now open the Bluetooth settings on the terminal device to be paired and start searching for available Bluetooth devices there. Select "M-7000S" and start the pairing process. After successful pairing, "Connected" appears on the display. Now the music playback can be controlled via the terminal. To do this, use the music App of your choice. Basic operation of play/pause and skip forward/backward is possible using the corresponding buttons on the remote control. Note: Some terminal devices require a PIN code when connecting, then enter "0000".

12.2 Automatic connection after pairing has already taken place

If the source switches "Bluetooth Audio" or the radio is switched off, the Bluetooth connection is disconnected. If the radio is switched on again or switched back to the "Bluetooth Audio" source, an automatic connection is established.20 Note: If an automatic connection is not possible, please proceed as follows: Press the <MENU> button and select "View details". Then open the "Paired Device List", to select and pair the desired terminal device. Press the <OK> button to establish the connection and "Con- nected" appears briey on the display.

12.3 Pair another terminal device

To connect another terminal device to the radio, please press the <MENU> button and select "Set up Bluetooth". This will disconnect the current connection. Now proceed as when you rst connect a terminal device. Afterwards, this terminal device is also saved in the list of paired devices and can be selected via the corresponding menu (see above). A maximum of 8 devices can be saved.

12.4 Interrupting the Bluetooth connection

If you want to interrupt the connection to a paired device, please press the <BT PAIR> button on the remote. The radio then switches back to pairing mode.

External devices such as MP3 players, DVD players or game consoles can be connected to the line-in connection to play music. To do this, please select the source "Line-In" in the main menu.

With this function you can switch the radio to standby mode automatically after a set period of time. You can choose between 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes, "Sleep off" deletes the previously set period of time. To do this, press the <MENU> button while the audio source is selected and select "Main menu". Use the <UP> or <DOWN> to navigate in the menu and select "Sleep". Use the <UP> or <DOWN> button in the "Set sleep time" menu to select the desired time period and conrm with the <OK> button. Exit the menus again with the <MENU> button. The remaining time is shown in the bottom left of the display, with minutes running backwards.

This radio has 2 individually adjustable alarm times. Press the <ALARM> button on the remote con- trol and select "Alarm 1" or "Alarm 2" to make the settings. Alternatively, you can also call up the alarm clock from the main menu. In addition, a setting on the radio is possible using the <ALARM> button and the <TUNE> knob. In standby mode, the saved alarm clocks of the <ALARM> button can be activated and deactivated. The following options are available for programming the alarm clock:21

Select here on which days the alarm should be activated. The following selection is available: Off/ Daily/Once/Weekend/Week day Select "Off" to deactivate an activated alarm clock.

Set the hours rst with the <UP> or <DOWN> buttons and then the minutes after pressing the <OK> .

Here you set the audio source with which you want to wake up. The following selection is available: Buzzer / Internet radio / DAB / FM / CD /USB

The station with which to wake up is specied here. The station last listened to or the stations saved in the favourites are available here. Does not apply to buzzer, CD or USB mode.

Set the desired alarm volume here.

Once you have made all the settings, please press the <OK> button to save the settings. An activated alarm clock is shown with an alarm symbol and the number of the active alarm clock at the bottom left of the display. In standby mode you can also see the set alarm time.

15.7 Switching off the alarm clock after waking up

To switch off the alarm clock until the next alarm cycle, please press the <Standby> button on the device or on the remote control "Alarm off" appears briey on the display. If you only want to inter- rupt the alarm function for a few minutes (snooze), you can use any other button. The alarm delay is set by pressing the button <SELECT> in steps 5, 10, 15 and 30 minutes and can also be extended again and again. After a short time, the radio automatically switches back to "Standby" and the time remaining until waking up again is displayed next to the ashing alarm symbol. Note: The saved wake-up times are retained in the event of a power failure.

In the system settings you can change the settings of the radio and call up important information about the radio.

With the equalizer you can adjust the sound of the radio to your liking. You can choose from precon- gured settings or create your own prole. Please proceed as follows:22 Press the <MENU>, button and select "System Settings" and then "Equalizer". You can select a sound prole with the <UP> or <DOWN> buttons and then conrm with <OK>. The following proles are available: Powerful / Clear / Bright / Warm / Balanced

The network assistant helps to connect the radio to the Internet. To call it up, please proceed as follows: Select the "Network" in the "System Settings" menu and then conrm "Network Wizard". The radio now starts a search for available WLAN connections and then lists them. The various networks can be selected using the <UP> or <DOWN> buttons and the <TUNE> knob. At the end of the list there is the option to select "[Rescan]" or "[Manual config]".

16.2.2 Wireless network connection (WLAN)

Depending on the network, you have several options to choose from to connect to the network. Networks that support a WPS connection (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) are identied in the list by the preceding designation "[WPS ...]". Other connections are open networks or connections that are protected by the PSK method = pre-shared key (previously agreed key). Note: An active network connection is indicated by a white symbol at the bottom right of the display. If no connection is active, this symbol is crossed out in red.

16.2.3 WPS / PSK / Open connection

A WPS connection enables the radio to be connected to your network in a simple yet protected man- ner. There are two options available. Establishing the connection through PBC = Push-Button-Con- figuration (configuration at the push of a button) or by the PIN procedure, in which the web interface of your router prompts you to enter a randomly generated sequence of numbers.

16.2.4 Setup using PBC

Select the desired network "[WPS ...]". Then select the "Press button" option with "WPS menu" and conrm. Now press the WPS button on your router or access point (AP). Please refer to the oper- ating instructions of your router or AP for the exact procedure. .Alternatively, the process can also be started in the "Internet Settings" menu under "PBC WLAN Structure". Follow the instructions on the display.23

16.2.5 Setup using a PIN

Select the desired network "[WPS ...]". Then use the "WPS menu" to select and conrm the "PIN" option. The radio now generates an 8-digit code, which you should conrm with the <OK> button and then enter the number via the user interface of the router or AP. Please refer to the Router or AP manual for more information.

16.2.6 Skip WPS/Setup using PSK (pre-shared key)

Select "Skip WPS" to establish the connection using the network key. In the case of networks with- out WPS support, you can go directly to the input mask. Now enter the key and conrm it with the "OK" button. If the entry is correct, the radio connects to your network and establishes an Internet connection.

16.2.7 Open connection

We recommend that you do not connect to an open network. If the network you have selected is not encrypted, you can conrm this with the <OK> button. Then the internet connection is established.

16.2.8 Manual network connection setup

If DHCP is active, please proceed as follows: Please select the menus "Network" -> "Manual settings" -> "Wireless" -> "DHCP active". Then enter the full SSID (network name) and conrm it with the "OK" button. Now choose the appropriate encryption method. Please refer to the conguration of the router or AP. Depending on the method selected, the network key is now entered and conrmed with the "OK" button.

16.2.9 If DHCP is inactive, please proceed as follows:

Please select the menus "Network" -> "Manual settings" -> "Wireless" -> "DHCP inactive". Now enter the information for "IP address", "Subnet mask", "Gateway address", "Primary DNS" and "Secondary DNS". The values can be set using the <UP> or <DOWN> on the remote control or the <TUNE> knob. Use the <OK>, <LEFT> or <RIGHT> to select the individual number. Then proceed as described under "DHCP active".

In this menu you can set a 4-digit PIN that will be requested when the UNDOK App is set up for the rst time (see Chapter 24). The default is "1234". The PIN should be changed immediately.24

Here you can see the list of network proles saved on the radio. If you have created several proles, choose the one closest to the corresponding router or AP. You can delete network proles that are no longer required by pressing the <UP> or <DOWN> button on the remote control or the <TUNE> knob to select the prole to be deleted and conrm with the <OK> button. The active network prole is marked with "*". Note: The active network prole cannot be deleted.

16.6 Clear network settings

In this menu you can delete the network settings of the current prole. To do this, select the "YES" button and conrm your entry with the <OK>. Selecting the "NO" button cancels the process.

16.7 Keep network connection

This menu is used to set whether the WLAN connection to the network should be maintained in standby mode. This enables you to switch on the radio using the UNDOK App (see page 27). Power consumption in standby mode is slightly higher in networked mode. Select the "YES" or "NO" but- ton for the setting and conrm the entry with the <OK>.

Settings for time and date can be made in the "Time/Date" menu. The following options are avail- able:

Here you can specify the source from which the time and date should be updated. The following options are available: Update from DAB: Time and date are updated via DAB. Update from FM: The time and date are updated via FM. Update from NET: The network updates the time and date. No update: Time and date must be set manually. The currently selected option is marked with "*".

17.3 "Set Format" menu

In this menu you can specify whether the clock should be displayed in 12 or 24 hour format. Select with the <Left> or <Right> button, the conrmation is made with the <OK> button. The currently selected option is marked with "*".25

In the "Language" menu you can set the menu language of the radio. If you have started up the device with the setup wizard, the device language has already been set there. To select a language, please use the <UP> or <DOWN> buttons and conrm this by pressing the <OK> button. Alterna- tively, the selection can also be made with the <TUNE> knob. The following languages are available: Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish, Spanish, Turkish

To reset the radio to the delivery state, please select "YES" in the menu "Factory reset". Attention: All previous settings are deleted. If you select "NO" the process is cancelled. Note: Be sure to reset the radio to the factory settings before you pass it on (e.g. to sell, give away or dispose of).

In this menu you can check whether a software update is available for the radio. If you select "Auto-check setting" the radio automatically checks the availability of new software updates on a regular basis. Select the menu item "Check now" to search for a new version. If newer software is found, please select "YES" to install it or "NO" to cancel the update. If "YES" the radio restarts to carry out the process. Then the software is downloaded and you are asked with "Proceed" whether the update should be carried out. Please choose "YES" if you consent or "NO" to cancel the update. The "Warning: do not remove power" and the software version to be installed ash alternatively. When the process is complete, "Update completed" appears on the display and you can conrm the process with the <OK> button. You can check the version number of the installed software under the "System settings" menu under "Info". Attention! Make sure that there is a stable power supply before you start a software update. An interruption during an update can cause irreparable damage to the radio!26

You can start the setup wizard again in the "Setup wizard" menu. To do this, proceed as described under "3.8 Starting the setup wizard".

In this menu you will nd the version number of the current rmware, among other things. Have this ready if you want to contact customer service.

Please read the data protection regulations listed there or go to this website: www.frontiersmart.com/privacy

The display illumination can be programmed in 3 brightness levels. The following settings can be made in the "Backlight" menu: "Timeout": Time until the display is set to the "Dim level" lighting level. Choices: "On / 10 / 20 / 30 / 45 / 60 / 90 / 120 / 180 seconds" "ON" means that the radio always remains in the brightness level of the "On setting". "On level": Brightness of the display when the radio is switched on. Choices: "High" / "Medium" / "Low" "Dim level": Brightness adjustment for operation and standby. Choices: "Medium" / "Low" / "Night" / "Off"27

25. UNDOK - Control of the radio via App

The UNDOK application (App) developed by Frontier Silicon gives you full control of radios and speakers on your smartphone. Regardless of whether you are setting up the device for the rst time, conguring Equalizer or managing your favourite channels - UNDOK offers you all the features on your smartphone or tablet and offers you even more convenience. Download the UNDOK App from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. Initial setup of the device with UNDOK When switched on for the rst time, or after the radio has been set to the factory settings, the radio is in SETUP mode and a so-called micro-access point (own WLAN network) is generated. This allows your smartphone or tablet to connect to the radio. Set up with Android Make sure the radio is in SETUP mode. Open the UNDOK-APP on your smartphone or tablet and select the menu item "Set up audio system". Press "NEXT" and select the menu item "SELECT THE ACCESS POINT". The WLAN menu of the terminal device opens up, select the "M-7000S" network there. After con- necting, "Connected to M-7000S" appears in the App. Follow the further instructions of the App to set up the radio completely. Finally, the radio connects to the network and you can now operate the device with the UNDOK APP by pressing "Use my audio system". Set up with iOS Make sure the radio is in SETUP mode. Open the UNDOK APP on your iPhone or iPad, and select the menu item "Set up audio system". Press "NEXT" and select the menu item "SELECT THE ACCESS POINT". The WLAN menu of the terminal device opens up, select the "M-7000S" network there. After con- necting, "Connected to M-7000S" appears in the App. Follow the further instructions of the App to set up the radio completely. Finally, the radio connects to the network and you can now operate the device with the UNDOK APP by pressing "Use my audio system".28

Please check the following points in case of malfunctions: No sound Plug in the power adapter properly. Adjust the volume to the correct level. Make sure the desired source is selected. The system does not respond at the touch of a button Unplug the AC adapter and reconnect it. Problems with radio reception Reorient the antenna. Find a more suitable location. Other electrical appliances interfere with the reception. Location not suitable for receiving DAB + signals. A network connection cannot be established Check the WLAN function, make sure the password is correct. Try to set an IP address on the device. Activate the DHCP function on the router and re-establish the connection on the device. A rewall is activated in the network - set it so that access is possible. Place the radio closer to the router or AP. Restart the router or AP.

27. Maintenance and care

Cleaning the housing Use a cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent. Do not use detergents containing alcohol, am- monia or scouring agents. Cautions on condensation Condensation (dew) may form inside the unit if there is a signicant difference between the tempera- ture of the unit and the ambient temperature. If condensation occurs inside the unit, proper function is no longer guaranteed. In this case, you have to wait a few hours; After the moisture has dried, the device can be reused. Special care should be taken in the following circumstances When the unit is moved from one place to another at a much higher or lower temperature, or when the humidity at the installation site increases, etc. Handling of CDs Hold the CD so that you do not touch the signal surface. (The unprinted side is the playing side.) Use only use CDs with marking. In some cases, CDs with this marking may not play back prop- erly.29 Worth knowing about USB devices Notes on using a USB device This device is capable of playing audio les stored on a ash memory or digital audio player if these devices have a USB port (these devices are referred to as USB Devices in this document). The following restrictions apply to the usable USB Devices: Usable USB Devices

• USB Devices that belong to the USB Mass Storage Class.

• USB Devices whose maximum power consumption is 500 mA or less.

• USB Mass Storage Class: USB Devices that the PC recognises as external storage without the need for a special driver or application software.

• Consult your dealer if you are not sure whether your USB device complies with the specications for the USB Mass Storage Class.

• Using a USB device that is not supported may result in erroneous playback or display of the audio le. Even if you use a USB device that meets the above specications, audio les may not play back prop- erly depending on the type or condition of the USB device.

Disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment and batteries. The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product must not be treated as normal household waste, but must be returned to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment and batteries. By helping to properly dispose of this product, you are protecting the environment and the health of your fellow human beings. Improp- er or incorrect disposal endangers the environment and health. For more information about the recycling of this product, please contact your local authority or your municipal waste disposal service. Attention: The "Pb" sign under the battery symbol indicates that this battery contains lead. The end user is responsible for deleting data on the old device using the menu item "Factory setting" before disposal (see Chapter 18).

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks of Bluetooth SIG Inc. and any use of such marks by JVCKENWOOD Corporation takes place under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.30 Technical modications reserved Power supply AC voltage 100 - 240 V. AC input frequency 50/60 Hz Power consumption 25 Watts Power consumption in standby mode 0.8 Watts Power consumption in networked standby 0.8 Watts Tuner FM/DAB + DAB tuning range BAND III 174.928 MHz – 239.200 MHz FM tuning range 87.50 MHz – 108.00 MHz CD mode Signal-to-noise ratio (A lter) ≥ 65 dB Dynamic Range ≥ 60 dB Network connection (WLAN) Supported networks WIFI IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Supported frequency ranges WiFi: 2.412 - 2.472 GHz, 5.18 - 5.32 GHz, 5.50 - 5.70GHz, 5.745 - 5.825GHz Maximum transmission power WIFI 2.4 G: 13.7 dBm / WIFI 5G: 13.7 dBm WIFI 5.8G: 13.7 dBm Supported encryption WEP, WPA, WPA2 (PSK), WPS Supported streaming formats MP3, AAC / AAC + (up to 48 kHz, 16 bit) USB devices Playable les: MP3 Compatible with USB1.1 full-speed, FAT16, FAT32 Max. 500 mA, Bit rates: 32 kBit/s to 320 kBit/s BLUETOOTH BLUETOOTH version V4.2 Power class Class 1 Maximum transmission power 4.3 dBm Reach about 10 meters (may vary depending on the environ- ment) Frequency range 2.402 GHz – 2.480 GHz BLUETOOTH prole A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Prole, AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Prole) Line-In 3.5 mm jack socket Amplifier part Output capacity 2 x 30 watts / 6 ohms Frequency range 60 Hz - 20 kHz Dimensions and weight Main unit (W x H x D) 200 x 120 x 250 mm / 1.6 kg Speaker (W x H x D) 135 x 200 x 220 mm / 1.6 kg per piece. Temperature range 0°C to 35°C

Dear Customer, We would like to thank you for purchasing this Kenwood product. If this product is found to be defective in material or workmanship under normal operating conditions, in accordance with the provisions of the following warranty, we will rectify these faults free of charge or replace the device. Please retain this warranty card in a safe place. Kenwood grants a two year warranty for this device from the date of purchase according to the invoice or purchase receipt from the Kenwood dealer. This warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship. We reserve the right to replace the product if economical repair is no longer possible. Costs for packaging and installation and risks associated with the actual repair are not included in the warranty coverage and will be invoiced. Conditions A. In addition to presentation of this warranty card, the following information is required to assert a claim: (a) Your name with complete address (b) The receipt or invoice of a retailer established in an EU state from which the original purchase date can be inferred. (c) The complete name and address of the retailer from whom the product was purchased. (d) The serial number and model of the product. Kenwood reserves to right to deny warranty coverage if the above-mentioned information is missing or if changes have been made to the product after its initial purchase. B. At the time of delivery of this product to the retailer, this product complied with all standards and safety regulations which apply in the country of destination. Modications required to operate this device in countries outside the country of destination do not fall under the above-mentioned warranty provisions. Furthermore, we do not accept liability for work connected with this or for damage to the product which arise due to such work. If the product is used in a country for which it is not designed and produced, then warranty work will only be carried out if the cost for converting the device to nationally valid standards and safety regulations is carried by the user. Furthermore, if the product differs from the products distributed by the ofcial importer and if replacement parts are not available for repairing this device, the user must carry the costs for the transport of the device to and from the land of purchase. The same applies if no warranty coverage can be offered in the country under consideration because of other, justiable reasons. C. Exceptions from warranty coverage are: (a) Changes to the product as well as normal service and adjustment work, including the regular checks mentioned in the operating manual. (b) Damage to the product which have occurred as a result of defective or improper work if this work has been undertaken by third parties who are not authorised to carry out warranty services on behalf of the manufacturer. (c) Damage due to negligence, accidents, modications, incorrect mounting, defective packaging, incorrect operation or use of incorrect replacement parts during a repair. (d) Damage due to re, water damage, lightening, earthquake, insufcient ventilation, force majeure, connection to incorrect voltage or other causes external to Kenwood. (e) Damage to speakers due to operation at higher outputs than those specied. Damage to records, tapes and video cassettes, CD Compact Discs and other articles which are not part of this product. (f) Consumables and wear parts which must be replaced in the course of normal customer service, such as: Pickup systems, needles, drive belts, recording heads, slots, consoles, dry-cell batteries, rechargeable batteries, power tubes etc. (g) All products on which the serial number(s) has/have been wholly or partially removed, changed or rendered unrecognisable. This warranty can be invoked by anyone who has legally purchased the product. In accordance with the above warranty provisions, the product will be either repaired or replaced free of charge. This right in now way restricts the user’s other rights within the framework of the applicable legal regulations. Repair or replacement do not effect any extension on the warranty period. Any further claims shall be excluded, in particular any claims for order cancellation, price reduction or for compensation for any damage. Contact address: JVCKENWOOD U.K. Limited First Floor, Gleneagles, the Belfry, Colonial Way, Watford, Hertfordshire WD24 4WH Email : Enquiries@uk.jvckenwood.com www.kenwood-electronics.co.ukDEUTSCH FRANÇAIS ITALIANOENGLISH NEDERLANDS Système Micro Hifi Smart M-7000S

3.6 Assistant de configuration