Why is audio streaming choppy on my Clarion VX316AU Car Video System when using my phone?
If audio streaming is choppy on your Clarion Car Video System when using the connected phone, it's due to excessive Bluetooth activity on a low bandwidth link. It is advisable not to use the mobile phone while the audio is streaming.
Why can't I control audio streaming with the remote on my Clarion VX316AU?
If you cannot perform remote control for audio streaming on your Clarion Car Video System, the AVRCP may not be connected. Disconnect and connect the device again. Pair the device again if necessary.
Why is audio muted and fast forwarding on my Clarion Car Video System?
If the audio is muted and fast forwarding temporarily on your Clarion Car Video System, the file is likely corrupted. The head unit will automatically Fast Forward through the corrupted portion of the file.
What does 'CURRENT FILE NOT SUPPORTED' mean on my Clarion Car Video System?
If your Clarion Car Video System displays 'CURRENT FILE NOT SUPPORTED' and returns to the directory, the picture/video file format is not supported. Use a supported file format.
How to fix Clarion VX316AU Car Video System when it won't turn on?
If your Clarion Car Video System isn't powering on, the fuse may 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 installation center if needed.
Why is video playing without audio on my Clarion VX316AU Car Video System?
If video plays without audio on your Clarion Car Video System, the audio codec may not be supported. Use a video file with a supported audio codec.
What to do if video images are not displayed on Clarion VX316AU?
If video images are not displayed on your Clarion Car Video System, ensure that the parking brake is engaged. Also, the video codec may not be supported, so use a file with a supported video codec.
How to stop Clarion VX316AU Car Video System sound from skipping?
If the sound skips or is noisy on your Clarion Car Video System, the MP3/WMA files may not be encoded properly. Use MP3/WMA files encoded properly.
Why is there no sound on my Clarion Car Video System when 'NO FILE' is displayed?
If you see 'NO FILE' displayed on your Clarion Car Video System and hear no sound, it means there are no MP3/WMA files stored in the USB device. Store these files properly in the USB device.
Why does my Clarion Car Video System sound bad when first turned on?
If the sound quality of your Clarion Car Video System is poor immediately after turning it on, condensation may have formed on the internal lens. Let it dry for about 1 hour with the power on.
General| Display Size | 6.2 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 800 x 480 pixels |
| Screen Type | LCD |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| DVD Player | Yes |
| Audio Formats Supported | MP3, WMA |
| RCA Video Outputs | 1 |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| Navigation | No |
| Rear View Camera Input | Yes |
| Steering Wheel Control Ready | Yes |
| AM/FM Tuner | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Dimensions | 178 mm x 100 mm x 165 mm |
| Video Formats Supported | DivX |
| Maximum Power | 50W x 4 channels |
Overview of optional accessories for expanded audio/visual capabilities.
Important safety warnings and guidelines for safe operation and handling.
Guidelines for operating the control panel and using the USB port.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's cabinet and display panel.
Proper methods for handling, storing, and cleaning discs to prevent damage.
Identification of physical buttons and ports on the main unit.
Detailed description of each button's function and operation.
Instructions for inserting and replacing the battery in the remote control.
Explains the operation of each button on the wireless remote control.
How to turn the unit on/off and switch between different audio/video sources.
Adjusting screen brightness, monitor display, and audio volume.
Adjusting screen brightness, mute function, and parking brake safety for video playback.
How to use video output and display the reverse camera view.
Methods for listening to the radio, seeking, manual tuning, and autostoring stations.
Storing and recalling radio station presets for quick access.
Understanding and utilizing Radio Data System features like PS, AF, and PTY.
How to use Traffic Announcement (TA) and Emergency Broadcast functions.
Searching and listening to broadcasts based on Programme Type (PTY).
Adjusting volume for RDS interruptions and using Alternate Frequency (AF).
Managing regional broadcasts and searching for specific programme types.
Supported disc types, file formats, and compatibility precautions.
Guidelines for file naming, DRM disabling, and file system formats for media.
Details on USB device recognition, memory device properties, and streaming.
Connecting, disconnecting, and playing media from USB devices.
Navigating the DVD mode screen and playing video files from discs.
Instructions for playing video files stored on DVD discs.
Using playback functions like pause, skip, fast forward, and repeat for DVD video.
How to skip chapters or titles during DVD playback.
Performing fast forward and backward operations during DVD playback.
Selecting repeat playback modes for DVD chapters or titles.
Switching audio languages, subtitles, and camera angles for DVDs.
Using the zoom function to adjust the picture size during DVD playback.
Playing video files (MP4, AVI) from CD or USB storage devices.
Using playback controls, file navigation, and zoom for video files.
Navigating through video files and folders.
Displaying a list of available video files for selection.
Using the zoom function to adjust the picture size during video playback.
Playing audio files from CD, USB, or MTP devices.
Managing audio playback with repeat, random modes, and album artwork display.
Selecting repeat playback modes for audio tracks.
Enabling random playback for audio tracks.
Displaying album artwork for audio tracks.
Selecting tracks from a directory and customizing tag display information.
Displaying pictures from CD/USB/MTP and controlling slideshow playback.
Using playback controls, navigation, rotation, and effects for picture viewing.
Connecting and selecting iPod/iPhone mode for playback.
Managing playback, navigation, repeat, shuffle, and tag display for iPod/iPhone.
Selecting songs from the iPod menu and checking supported device versions.
Selecting and controlling audio playback from a Bluetooth device.
Playing music via Bluetooth connection.
Selecting phone mode, using voice dialer, and keypad input for calls.
Activating and using the voice dialer feature for phone calls.
Using the on-screen keypad for manual phone number entry.
Initiating calls via keypad and managing the phonebook.
Downloading contacts from a paired phone to the unit.
Making calls using the phonebook and accessing call history.
Searching contacts alphabetically through the keypad.
Accessing and navigating the Bluetooth settings menu.
Pairing new devices, connecting, and disconnecting Bluetooth devices.
Deleting devices, managing auto answer, auto play, and resetting Bluetooth information.
Connecting and using external audio devices via the AUX input.
Connecting external video sources or a DVB-T2 receiver for viewing.
Connecting and displaying video from devices via HDMI or MHL.
Specific connection methods for iPhone and Android devices via HDMI/MHL.
How to enter the main settings menu and select categories.
Adjusting balance, fader, and time alignment for audio output.
Configuring sound effects, subwoofer settings, and graphic equalizer.
Adjusting clock display, general settings, and programmable remote control functions.
Customizing functions for the steering wheel remote control.
Adjusting screen settings, video aspect ratio, touch panel calibration, and system reset.
Viewing information about the unit.
Common problems related to power, display, and DVD playback, with solutions.
Resolving issues with USB devices and Bluetooth audio streaming.
Troubleshooting problems with phone calls and Bluetooth connections.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to the TFT screen display.
Explains common error messages for various functions and their corresponding solutions.
Provides detailed technical specifications for various unit components.
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