Listening To A Bluetooth Device; Nfc - Kenwood K-575BT Handbuch

Listening to a BLUETOOTH device

You can listen to music from a BLUETOOTH device,
such as your smartphone, through the System.
When you connect your device for the first time, it is
necessary to register (pair) your BLUETOOTH device
and the System.
Pairing can be done in two ways: NFC and manual
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connections.
Connecting using NFC (p. 13)
Connecting manually (p. 13)
NOTE
To connect using NFC, the device must be
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compatible with NFC. Depending on the model,
connection may not be established. In such case,
connect by pairing BLUETOOTH manually.
Up to 8 BLUETOOTH devices can be registered.
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When the ninth device is registered, registration of
the device with the oldest connection history is
deleted.
CAUTION
The maximum distance for a possible BLUETOOTH
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connection is 10 m. The distance may be shorter
depending on the usage environment.
When the iPhone or smartphone is connected to the
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System via BLUETOOTH, ring alert of phone calls
and mails can also be heard from the speakers of
the System.
This System is not equipped with a microphone
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feature. To make a call, cancel the connection with the
System or use the microphone on the smartphone.
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NFC

If your BLUETOOTH device supports NFC, you can
establish BLUETOOTH connection simply by
touching the System.
Checking whether your Android device
(such as smartphone) supports NFC
Tap "Settings", then "More" on the smartphone to
check whether NFC setting is available.
CAUTION
The menu items displayed on the screen may differ
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depending on the BLUETOOTH device used.
If you are not sure whether NFC is available, connect
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manually. (p. 13)
NOTE
iOS devices (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch) do not
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support NFC. (As of July 2014)