Why is the radio reception quality poor on my AMS ARAMSCT412?
Poor radio reception quality on your AMS Car Receiver could be due to the antenna. Ensure the antenna is fully extended. If it is broken, replace it with a new one.
Why does my AMS Car Receiver keep losing preset stations?
If your AMS Car Receiver keeps losing preset stations, the battery cable might not be properly connected. Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle.
What to do if my AMS Car Receiver will not switch on?
If your AMS Car Receiver won't switch on, there are a few potential causes. First, make sure your car ignition is turned on. If it is, check the cable connections to ensure they are properly connected. Finally, inspect the fuse and replace it with a new one of the same capacity if it's burnt.
How to fix no sound on AMS ARAMSCT412?
If there is no sound coming from your AMS Car Receiver, the volume may be set to the minimum or the mute function might be enabled. Check the volume level and switch the mute function off.
What to do if my AMS ARAMSCT412 is unable to receive stations?
If your AMS Car Receiver is unable to receive stations, the antenna may not be connected properly. Ensure the antenna is correctly connected.
What to do if my AMS ARAMSCT412 cannot read USB device or SD/MMC card?
If your AMS Car Receiver cannot read the USB device or SD/MMC card, the file system may be incompatible. Check that the file system is in FAT or FAT32 format.
General| Brand | AMS |
|---|---|
| Model | ARAMSCT412 |
| Category | Car Receiver |
| Language | English |
Important safety measures for operating the unit, including electrical system, fuse replacement, and environmental conditions.
Warning against opening covers or self-repair; advises consulting a dealer or technician.
Details power supply, max output, speaker impedance, weight, and dimensions of the unit.
Covers frequency ranges, tuning steps, and sensitivity for FM, AM (MW), and AM (LW) radio.
Specifies the auxiliary input jack type and required voltage for external audio sources.
Advises on safe operating practices, including volume levels and avoiding complex operations while driving.
Describes how to turn the unit on/off, mute audio, and adjust volume using the control knob.
Details the SD card slot and USB port for media playback.
How to switch between audio sources and select radio bands (FM, MW, LW).
Automatic station search, manual tuning, and storing stations to presets 1-6.
Information displayed in Radio and MP3 modes, including frequency, folder names, and ID3 TAG.
Instructions for track skip, fast search, folder/file navigation, and playback mode options.
Detailed steps for manual clock setting, format selection, and automatic clock updates.
Automatic seek, manual step tuning, and memory storage for radio stations.
Covers reception area selection, loudness, and stereo/mono mode for radio.
Steps for loading/unloading SD cards and USB devices for MP3 playback.
Using RDS functions (AF, TA) and TA modes for enhanced radio reception and traffic alerts.
Information on supported file systems, capacity limits, and compatibility for USB/SD devices.
Connecting and selecting external audio devices via the AUX input.
Process for entering, creating, and managing the unit's password for security.
Instructions for modifying the radio's reception area to suit different regions.
Details automatic power control based on ignition and battery saving timer features.
Solutions for common issues like the unit not turning on or experiencing no sound.
Troubleshooting steps for antenna connection, signal reception, and preset station loss.
Solutions for issues with inserting USB/SD devices and reading their content.
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