To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the audio quality poor when using Bluetooth with my Clarion Marine Equipment?
If the audio quality is poor after connecting a Bluetooth-enabled device to your Clarion Marine Equipment, the Bluetooth reception might be weak. Try moving the device closer to the audio system or removing any obstacles between the device and the system.
What to do if my Clarion CMS2 unit will not power on?
If your Clarion Marine Audio unit isn't powering on, the vessel's accessory switch might be off. If the power supply is properly connected to the vessel’s accessory terminal, switch the ignition key to “ACC”.
Why won't my Bluetooth device pair with my Clarion Marine Equipment?
If you're having trouble pairing a Bluetooth device with your Clarion Marine Equipment, it could be due to a couple of reasons: * The device might not support the profiles required for the system. In this case, try using another device to connect. * The Bluetooth function on your device might not be enabled. Check the user manual of your device for instructions on how to enable Bluetooth.
What to do if auto seek function on Clarion CMS2 Marine Audio can not find any stations?
If the auto seek function on your Clarion Marine Audio isn't finding any stations, it might be due to a couple of reasons. First, check that the antenna cable is securely inserted. If it is, the signals might be too weak, in that case select a station manually.
What to do if my Clarion CMS2 controller is not responding?
If your Clarion Marine Audio controller isn't responding, the built-in internal processor might not be operating properly. Try pressing the RESET button with a ball point pen.
Why is the audio quality poor after connecting my device to Clarion CMS2 via Bluetooth?
If the audio quality is poor after connecting your device to Clarion Marine Audio via Bluetooth, it could be due to poor Bluetooth reception. Try moving the device closer to the audio system or removing any obstacles between the device and the system.
What does 'SUBSCRIPTN UPDATED' mean on my Clarion Marine Equipment?
If your Clarion Marine Equipment displays 'SUBSCRIPTN UPDATED', it means an update to your SiriusXM subscription has been received by the SiriusXM tuner. Press any button to continue.
Why won't my Clarion Marine Equipment power on?
If your Clarion Marine Equipment isn't powering on, the vessel's accessory switch may not be activated. If the power supply is properly connected to the vessel's accessory terminal, switch the ignition key to “ACC”.
What to do if my Clarion Marine Equipment controller is not responding?
If the controller for your Clarion Marine Equipment isn't responding, it might be due to the built-in internal processor not operating correctly. Try pressing the RESET button with a ball point pen.
How to fix Clarion Marine Equipment when it says 'CHEK TUNER'?
If your Clarion Marine Equipment displays 'CHEK TUNER', check the SiriusXM tuner connection on the back of the unit to ensure it's correctly connected.
General| Tuner type | Digital |
|---|---|
| AM band range | 530 - 1710 kHz |
| FM band range | 87.9 - 107.9 MHz |
| Internet radio | No |
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Product color | Black, Silver |
| Package depth | 172.2 mm |
| Package width | 147.5 mm |
| Package height | 51.3 mm |
Details FCC rules, interference, and modification guidelines for the device.
Outlines Industry Canada compliance, interference, and modification rules.
Illustrates and identifies the buttons on the main display controller unit.
Shows the layout and buttons of the separate black box controller.
Details the purpose and operation of each button on the controllers.
Explains ownership and usage of various product logos and trademarks.
Covers powering on/off, mute, display control, mode selection, and volume adjustment.
Details tuning, seeking, and storing preset radio stations.
Explains World Tuner, LO/DX, Auto Store, and Area Set configurations.
Guides tuning, presets, and scanning for weather band stations.
Covers Radio ID, channel navigation, and preset station management.
Explains replay, category search, direct tune, and display options.
Details how to set up and use parental controls for mature content.
Details connecting USB devices and basic track/folder navigation.
Explains play/pause, repeat, random, intro, and search functions.
Covers connecting devices and supported models for iPod/iPhone.
Details track navigation, playback features, and searching music.
Configures direct control of iPod/iPhone via the unit.
Details connecting and adjusting sensitivity for external AUX audio sources.
Guides through pairing, connecting, and disconnecting Bluetooth devices.
Covers audio streaming, playback controls, search, repeat, and shuffle.
Addresses common issues like power, sound, and controller response.
Solves problems with Bluetooth pairing and audio quality.
Explains specific error messages from SiriusXM service.
Lists frequency ranges, sensitivity, power output, and audio controls.
Details USB version, port, format, and Bluetooth version/profiles.
Covers initial checks and battery disconnection before installation.
Provides important safety and environmental warnings for installation.
Describes different methods for mounting the display controller.
Details selecting a location and mounting the black box module.
Explains wiring connections using diagrams and pinout definitions.
