Playing ipod on kenwood

It looks only the U359 supports the iPod.
On page 7 of the manual where the USB connection is explained, only this number is mentioned.
The numbers are to the left of the front picture.
The manual is still online.

put a cd cleaner in your cd player see if that helps.

Hi,
According to experts, error 5 on the player means that the player is reading the cd upside down or it cannot read the disc. you may need to run a cd cleaner ten check if it can read the cd again or if not you may need to take the player apart to clean it manually.
Cheers!!

Hi If anything the stereo was probably designed and tested using a certain version of the Iphones software, now that version 4 has been released the way the IPhone communicates may have changed.

As a result the stereo is no longer able to talk to the phone and vice versa. your probably best off contacting Kenwood direct to see if they are aware of this problem and if there is anything that can be done about it.

Hi.

If the Kenwood is compatible with USB memory adapter, then you will have an USB port on the front side of the player, just aside the CD slot.

If the stereo is MP3 compatible, that does not mean that the unit is compatible with USB devices.
If the Kenwood is MP3 but not USB compatible, you can play MP3 files burning them onto a CD, then playing the MP3 CD in the CD player.

Regards.

You can put a USB thumb drive in this port, and it will play mp3 files from that drive.
You can also buy an iPod interface that will let you plug in an iPod or iPhone to the USB port.

ARE YOU USING THE USB OR JUST THE HEADPHONE SOCKET?
IF YOU PRESS THE SOURCE BUTTON IT WLL SEE THE UNIT ATTACHED UNLESS ITS THE USB PORT BEING USED, IN THAT CASE THE SOFTWARE IN THE KENWOOD IS NOT COMPATABLE WITH YOUR GENERATION IPOD

The problem is that Apple rewired the USB port on both the ITOUCH and the IPHONE. hey've made it an Apple only connection now . Run out of your headphones to the AUX in on radio

unplug the ipod, start playing the playlist you want, and plug it back in