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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 3115982" data-attributes="member: 561023">Toggling the internal amp On or Off does nothing to the RCA preamp outputs.It either allows or disallows power to be fed out of the speaker outputs.The &#039;TI&#039; flashing on the display is the indicator for the Traffic Information function being turned on.If your locality&#039;s radio stations have SWS broadcasts included in their outgoing signal and if there were to be bigtime traffic delays that are noteworthy they would be played through your deck to alert you of the possible necessity of adjusting your route in case you had originally planned on traveling where the tie-up was located. This should have absolutely zero effect on whether or not there is output from the RCA outs.Where did you buy the deck from? I&#039;ll assume since you just got it today and the XXV-01D (I run one as well) was Kenwood&#039;s top non-DVD offering for model year 2005 that it was used?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 3115982, member: 561023"] Toggling the internal amp On or Off does nothing to the RCA preamp outputs. It either allows or disallows power to be fed out of the speaker outputs. The 'TI' flashing on the display is the indicator for the Traffic Information function being turned on. If your locality's radio stations have SWS broadcasts included in their outgoing signal and if there were to be bigtime traffic delays that are noteworthy they would be played through your deck to alert you of the possible necessity of adjusting your route in case you had originally planned on traveling where the tie-up was located. This should have absolutely zero effect on whether or not there is output from the RCA outs. Where did you buy the deck from? I'll assume since you just got it today and the XXV-01D (I run one as well) was Kenwood's top non-DVD offering for model year 2005 that it was used? [/QUOTE]

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