Kenwood KDC BT948HD - Manual (Page 11)

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Related Search
Searches for music of the same artist or genre as the
one being played.
1
Play the music in iPod
2
Press the [SEARCH MODE] button.
3
Enter Related Search mode
Turn the [VOL] knob and press it when the
desired item is displayed.
Select “Related Search”.
4
Select the Search item
Turn the [VOL] knob and press it when the
desired Search item is selected.
Display Searches music
“Search Artist” Displays the album of the same artist.
“Search Album” Displays music in the album in which the one
being played is included.
“Search Genre” Displays the artist of the same genre.
“Search Composer” Displays the album including music created by the
same Composer.
After this step, you need to browse. See step 4 of
<Selecting a song by browsing iPod> (page 8) to
select a song.
Cancelling the Related Search
Press the [SEARCH MODE] button.
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• Related search cannot be performed while playing the
Podcast.
• When the music being played has no information on
browsing items or no music was found, “Not Found” is
displayed.
Alphabet Search
You can select a song by alphabet. This function
searches songs whose name contain the specified
character(s) in the list of the selected Search item
(artist, album, etc).
1
Select iPod source
2
Enter browsing mode
Press the [MENU] button.
Turn the [VOL] knob and press it when the
desired item is displayed.
Select “Music”
> item.
3
Enter Alphabet Search mode
Turn the [VOL] knob fast. Or, press the [SEARCH
MODE] button and turn the [VOL] knob to
select “Alphabet Search”.
4
Search for item
Operation type Operation
Select the character Press the [DISP] or [SCRL] button./
Turn the [VOL] knob.
Select an item Press the [VOL] knob.
Return to previous item Press the [MENU] button.
After this step, you need to browse. See step 4 of
<Selecting a song by browsing iPod> (page 8) to
select a song.
Cancelling the Alphabet Search
Press the [MENU] button.
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• The time of search by alphabet may become long
depending on the number of songs or items in iPod.
• If the first character string begins with an article “a”, “an”,
or “the” in the Alphabet Search mode, it is searched for in
defiance of the article.