What to do if Audiomedia GPS satellites are not received?
If your Audiomedia GPS isn't receiving satellite signals, it could be due to the GPS antenna being in a shielded position. Try placing the GPS antenna in a location where it can directly receive signals from the satellites. Another potential cause is shielded vehicle glass. In this case, consider repositioning the GPS antenna to a different location or even outside the vehicle.
Why is my Audiomedia GPS navigator not turning on?
If your Audiomedia GPS navigator isn’t turning on and the LED is off, it could be due to a lack of power supply. Ensure that the power supply is 12Vdc or 24Vdc. Alternatively, the NAV108E might be off. Press and hold the Power button on the remote control for 3 seconds to turn it on.
What to do if Audiomedia NAV108E GPS navigation doesn’t work?
If the Audiomedia GPS navigation isn't working, it might be because the Navigation SD card is missing. Disconnect the navigator and insert the navigation SD card. If the SD card is already in the slot but not properly located, disconnect the navigator, take out, and re-insert the SD card.
What to do if the Audiomedia GPS remote control doesn't work?
If the Audiomedia GPS remote control isn’t working, the batteries may be discharged. Replace the batteries. If that doesn’t solve the issue, the remote control might not be paired. Perform the pairing procedure.
Why is there no image on my Audiomedia NAV108E monitor?
If there is no image on the monitor but the LED is on, it could be due to a disconnected video connection. Check the video connection with the monitor. Another possibility is that the rear camera input hasn’t been activated. Ensure the activation cable of the rear camera has a power supply, and verify that the rear camera is enabled in the car radio menu.
Why is there no navigation audio on my Audiomedia NAV108E?
If there is no navigation audio on your Audiomedia GPS, it might be because the external speaker is not connected. Connect the external speaker. Alternatively, the navigation volume might be set to the minimum. Adjust the volume from the navigation menu.
How to fix Audiomedia NAV108E GPS when it’s not possible to control the navigator with the touch screen?
If you cannot control the Audiomedia GPS navigator with the touch screen, the touch screen function for the connected source might not be properly set. Set the touch system for the connected source (panel 1 or 2). If the issue persists, the touch screen might not be aligned. Perform the "Calibration" function.
Why is the range of the Audiomedia GPS remote control too short?
If the range of the Audiomedia GPS remote control is too short, the receiving antenna of the NAV108E might not be protracted. Extend the antenna to be perpendicular with NAV108E. Also, the receiving antenna might be shielded. Place the NAV108E away from metal shields.
What to do if the image on the Audiomedia GPS monitor is not in center?
If the image on the Audiomedia GPS monitor is not centered, it could be because the image is not aligned with the monitor. Adjust the image using the RGB function.
Why is the Audiomedia NAV108E GPS car radio not muting during navigation advices?
If the Audiomedia GPS car radio isn’t muting during navigation advices, the mute wire might not be connected. Connect the mute wire.
Essential safety guidelines for using the navigation system to prevent dangerous situations.
Guidelines for safely installing the Audiomedia navigator in a vehicle.
Safety advice for remote control use and a list of package contents.
Details and explanations of the buttons and their functions on the remote control.
Instructions for pairing the remote control with the navigation unit.
Descriptions of buttons for navigation, system settings, and power.
Identification and purpose of the front and rear panel connection ports on the main unit.
Details on video output ports (V OUT, RGB) and GPS antenna input.
Ports for data communication (UART, USB) and storage (SD CARD).
Overview of functioning and configuration for Clarion CeNet integration.
Details on operating modes and available menu settings for this kit.
Operating modes and menu settings for kits with automatic rear camera.
Details on operating modes and available menu settings for this kit.
Visual representation of how the FMS476 kit connects to the NAV108E.
Overview of kit functioning and NAV108E settings for this integration.
Operating modes and menu settings for the universal kit with audio entertainment.
Operating modes and menu settings for kits with auto rear camera.
Operating modes and menu settings for the second type of audio entertainment kit.
Operating modes and menu settings for kits with auto rear camera.
Visual guide for connecting the universal kit without audio entertainment features.
Diagram illustrating the connection of the universal kit with an audio/video interface.
Diagram showing connections for the universal kit with audio/video interfaces.
Connecting to NTSC composite and RGB video inputs on monitors or interfaces.
Adjusting image parameters like horizontal position and enlargement for RGB signals.
Configuring automatic navigation start, time settings, and touch screen calibration.
Settings for cursor behavior and Points of Interest camera views.
Selecting the correct touch screen source from a list of compatible panels.
Instructions for configuring both Panel 1 and Panel 2 touch screen sources.
Enabling or selecting auxiliary NTSC video inputs for the system.
Choosing between different NTSC video input sources (V1 or V2).
A comprehensive guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems with the navigator.
Overview of kit installation and a list of included package contents.
Compatibility details and operating modes for this specific kit.
Overview of compatibility and functioning for Clarion kits.
Key aspects including compatibility, operation, and rear camera setup.
Guidance on connecting to monitors and replacing older units.
Declaration of conformity with relevant ETSI and CE directives for the product.
General| Brand | Audiomedia |
|---|---|
| Model | NAV108E |
| Category | GPS |
| Language | English |
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