How to connect an aux audio cable from Kenwood krc 705 to Ipod Photo

Here's a link to the relevant page of the user manual.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/257829/Kenwood-Krc-579b.html?page=6#manual

Hi there,

Kenwood utilize the CD Changer plug in the back (which acts as a secondary Aux input), to operate external iPod devices.

This is done with the aid of an Adapter Lead - it has the 13-pin DIN plug on one end (plugs into the rear of your unit), and an iPod plug on the other end (plugs into your iPod).

Depending on the "Generation" of your external iPod device, you will need to buy the appropriate Kenwood adapter cable. These are: KCA-IP102, KCA-IP202 or KCA-IP302.

There may be some aftermarket (3rd party) cables that may do the same job.

Just ensure you read your Kenwood manual, as the Kenwood unit may be limited to the types of files (i.e. formats) it can read & play.

Hope this explains....

Cheers,

Yes you can connect ipod to the Aux port by using 3mm cable. Only draw back is that it won't charge your ipod.

Apparently, this auxiliary input only works for a Kenwood CD changer or a sirius radio connection. At least that is my conclusion after finding the same problem. Let me know if you figured anything out on this.

you will need to have changer control plug at the back of you player and then there is a Ipod or Aux adaptor available for it. any kenwood dealer should be able to get it for you. the cable should be around $45

You have to go into the standby menu and turn aux on. Go to standby, push menu button and scroll down to aux and turn on

the rca are outputs.
get a fm modulator.they sound good and are so simple to use.

Get a cassette to ipod hook up. They are just black cassette tapes with a cord coming out that plugs into your ipods earphone jack. They're usually around $20.00

It will work bu tonly after enabling the aux jack.
Place unit in standby mode then press menu for a second and then goto aux and select it to aux on1

According to the manual, the AUX input is an optional accessory.

Check to see if the RCA jacks are labeled. I believe they are pre-outs only.





Best of Luck.