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If nothing happens when you press the buttons on your Clarion Car Receiver and the display isn't accurate, the microprocessor may have malfunctioned. Turn off the power, then press the reset button for about 2 seconds with a thin rod. Also, the DCP or main unit connectors could be dirty. Wipe them off with a soft cloth moistened with cleaning alcohol.
Why won't my Clarion Car Receiver turn on?
If your Clarion Car Receiver isn't turning on and no sound is produced, the fuse might be blown. Replace it with a fuse of the same amperage. If it blows again, consult your store of purchase. Also, check for incorrect wiring and consult your store of purchase if needed.
What to do if there is no sound output with amplifiers or power antenna attached to my Clarion Car Receiver?
If you are not hearing sound when operating your Clarion Car Receiver with amplifiers or a power antenna, it could be that the power antenna lead is shorted to ground, or excessive current is required. Here’s what to do: 1. Turn the unit off. 2. Remove all wires attached to the power antenna lead and check each wire for a short to ground using an ohm meter. 3. Turn the unit back on. 4. Reconnect each amplifier remote wire to the power antenna lead one by one. If the amplifiers turn off before all wires are attached, use an external relay to provide remote-on voltage, as excessive current is required.
Why does my Clarion Car Receiver sound skip or is noisy?
If the sound skips or is noisy on your Clarion Car Receiver, the compact disc might be dirty. Clean it with a soft cloth. If the disc is heavily scratched or warped, replace it with one that has no scratches.
Why does my Clarion Car Receiver sound bad when first turned on?
If the sound is bad directly after turning on your Clarion Car Receiver, water droplets may have formed on the internal lens due to parking in a humid place. Let it dry for about 1 hour with the power on.
Why is my Clarion Car Receiver showing the wrong filename?
If your Clarion Car Receiver displays the wrong filename, the file system might not be correct. Use ISO9660 level 1, 2 or JOLIET or Romeo or APPLE ISO file system.
Why can't I hear any sound from my Clarion Car Receiver device?
If you are not hearing sound from your Clarion Car Receiver, make sure the device contains MP3/WMA/AAC files and that they are recorded properly. Also, ensure the files are in the proper MP3/WMA/AAC format. Check that the connectors are not loose; disconnect the device and reconnect securely.
What to do if my Clarion Car Receiver doesn't recognize the device?
If your Clarion Car Receiver isn’t recognizing the device, it could be damaged. Disconnect and reconnect the device. If it's still not recognized, try a different device. Also, check for loose connectors by disconnecting and reconnecting the device. A communication fault could also be the cause, so disconnect and reconnect the device.
Why can't I insert the device into my Clarion Car Receiver?
If you can’t insert the device into your Clarion Car Receiver, it may have been inserted improperly. Try reversing the connection direction of the device (usually the brand name surface should be facing left). If the connector is broken, replace it with a new device.
General| Type | Car Receiver |
|---|---|
| Brand | Clarion |
| Model | DUZ388RMP |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Power Output | 50W x 4 |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Compatible Formats | MP3, WMA |
| Equalizer | Yes |
| Equalizer bands quantity | 3 |
| Tuner Bands | AM/FM |
| Preset Stations | 24 |
| CD player | Yes |
| CD-R playback | Yes |
| CD-RW playback | Yes |
| AUX in | Yes |
| Line outputs (RCA) | Yes |
| Remote control | Yes |
| Detachable Faceplate | Yes |
| Preamp Outputs | 3 (Front, Rear, Subwoofer) |
General safety precautions for operating the appliance, including laser product information.
Warning regarding hazardous radiation exposure from improper adjustments or procedures.
Highlights direct connectivity for iPod and digital media devices.
Describes the display's variable color and illuminated key feature.
Indicates Bluetooth readiness through the CeNET connection.
Guidelines for handling, storing, and cleaning compact discs to ensure proper playback.
Details the names and functions of all buttons on the main unit.
Explanation of various indicators and information shown on the unit's display.
Notes on display behavior in extreme cold conditions.
Explains the functions of each button on the remote control unit.
Step-by-step guide for inserting the battery into the remote control.
Covers fundamental operations like power on/off, volume adjustment, and mode selection.
Details how to adjust audio effects, tone quality, balance, fader, and bass enhancement.
Guide to selecting radio mode, bands, tuning stations, and seek/manual tuning methods.
Covers recalling preset stations, manual memory, auto store, and preset scan functions.
Explains Radio Data System features like PS, AF switching, EON, and TP.
Manages alternative frequencies for reception and regional program selection.
Details TA standby mode, TP station search, and auto-store for TP stations.
Covers PTY selection, search, preset memory, and language settings.
Explains handling of emergency broadcasts and volume settings for interrupts.
Explains MP3, WMA, and AAC audio compression methods and their characteristics.
Guidelines for creating media, handling discs, and playing loaded CDs.
Covers track selection, pausing, title display, and fast-forward/backward operations.
Details functions like folder select, scan play, repeat play, and random play.
Covers accessing settings, contrast, illumination, dimming, and title scrolling.
Details anti-theft functions, personal code, screen saver, messages, and cellular phone features.
Covers entering/clearing titles, AUX function, and sensitivity settings.
Covers connecting, playing, and managing USB memory and MTP devices.
Explains the function of playing music files using Media Transfer Protocol (MTP).
Details connecting an iPod, selecting modes, and basic playback operations.
How to navigate the iPod menu and select categories using unit controls and presets.
Covers iPod title display and advanced playback functions like repeat and random.
Covers switching source, making calls, answering calls, and call history.
Details changing settings, pairing devices, and selecting/deleting paired phones.
Explains MIC gain, ring volume, auto answer, call refusal, auto connect, PIN code, address, and version.
Details unit control of connected CD changers and disc selection.
Covers displaying and scrolling CD titles on the unit.
Explains disc scan, repeat, and random play functions for CD changers.
Addresses issues like no power, blown fuses, incorrect wiring, and unresponsive buttons.
Covers no sound, skips, noise, and poor audio quality across different media types.
Troubleshoots problems with MP3/WMA/AAC files, disc errors, and file system issues.
Addresses issues with USB/MTP/iPod devices not being recognized or connected properly.
Lists error codes for CD changer issues like caught or unplayable discs.
Lists error codes for CD/MP3/WMA/AAC playback issues.
Lists error codes for USB/MTP/iPod connection and recognition problems.
Covers errors related to power detection and connected device recognition.
Details tuning system and receiving frequencies for FM, MW, and LW bands.
Provides technical specifications for the CD player system.
Covers output power, voltage, consumption, impedance, weight, and dimensions.
