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enter the 4-digit code before the system will tune to
the channel, play audio from the channel, or display
text information from the channel. When the code is
accepted, the channel will play until you change
channels or until Here
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Everywhere is turned off.
Note: To permanently remove the lock status from
the channel, return to the Lock/Unlock submenu
option and follow the steps above.
Edit Code
Use this submenu option to change the 4-digit
code, [0000]. On entering this submenu option,
you will be asked to enter the 4-digit code as
described in the previous section. Once the correct
code has been entered, you will be prompted to
enter a new 4-digit code, twice. The second entry
is requested for confirmation. Once confirmed, the
display will return to the Lock Options menu.
Audio Level
This menu option allows you some control over the
volume of Here
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Everywhere. This is used in setting
up Here
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Everywhere with a home or vehicle stereo.
Typically, you will use the home or vehicle stereo
volume control after this setting is correct. This set-
ting can be used to raise or lower the output signal
level on the stereo mini-jack to better match the
stereo system. Kenwood recommends leaving this
at the factory default level unless it is necessary to
change it. The most common use for this setting is
to adjust headphone volume levels if you are using
headphones directly plugged into the cradle.
Antenna Aiming
Upon selecting this option, Here
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Everywhere’s top
line displays two 10-segment horizontal bar graphs:
One is labeled “SAT,” and shows the satellite
signal strength. The other is labeled “TER,” and
indicates the strength of the terrestrial (ground-
based) SIRIUS signal. The terrestrial SIRIUS signal
is only present in cities.
Moving the antenna location may adjust the bar
graph signal strength indications and insure opti-
mum reception. Pressing the Control Knob, the
menu button, or the remote Select button returns
to the top level Menu Options.
Note: Most Menu screens automatically exit after a
few seconds without user input. The Antenna Aiming
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3. To remove the “skip” from the channel, press
the Control Knob (or the remote Select
button) again.
4. To exit the Channel Skip function, press the
Menu button.
A channel marked as “skip” can still be tuned to by
using the remote’s Direct Tune feature. Also, if the
channel was programmed as a Preset, the Preset
will still tune the channel. To lock out a channel
completely with security against changing, use the
Device Lock menu option.
Device Lock Options
This option allows you to lock channels more
securely than with the skip feature. The lock feature
will prevent a channel from being tuned to without
the security code.
This option brings up a submenu with two
additional options.
• Lock/Unlock
• Edit Code
Lock/Unlock
Upon entering this submenu for the first time, you
will be prompted to enter a 4-digit numerical code
that will be used to lock/unlock channel access.
To enter a code:
1. Turn the Control Knob (or use the remote 0-9
buttons) to select the first digit of the code.
2. Press the Control Knob (or the remote Select but-
ton) to keep that digit, and move to the next digit.
3. Repeat these steps until all four digits are entered.
Here
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Everywhere will ask for the 4-digit code a
second time, to confirm.
All future entries into the Lock/Unlock submenu will
display the text “Lock/Unlock” on the top line and a
channel list below it.
1. Use the Control Knob (or the remote CH buttons)
to highlight the channel you want to lock. (The
highlighted channel will automatically play.)
2. Press the Control Knob (or the remote Select
button) to change the highlighted channel’s
status. The word “lock” will appear after the
channel name.
3. To remove the “lock” from the channel, press the
Control Knob (or the remote Select button) again.
• To exit the Lock/Unlock function, press the
Menu button.
Note: Locked channels can be accessed only by the
Remote’s Direct Tuning feature or by a previously
assigned preset. In either case, you will be prompted to
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