What to do if my Dual Marine Equipment says 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod'?
The 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod' message indicates that the internal memory, which holds 64 SiriusXM Tags, is full. To resolve this, either connect an iPod to transfer the Tags or delete existing Tags before tagging more songs.
What to do if my Dual AMB600W Marine Equipment shows 'TRANSFER FAILED'?
A 'TRANSFER FAILED' message indicates a connection error. Ensure your iPod is powered on, and then reconnect it until a confirmation message appears.
Why does my Dual AMB600W Marine Equipment say 'iPod FULL'?
The 'iPod FULL' message means there isn't enough space on the connected iPod to transfer the iTunes Tags. To fix this, free up space on your iPod using iTunes.
What to do if my Dual AMB600W Marine Equipment says 'ALREADY TAGGED'?
The 'ALREADY TAGGED' message appears because the same song has already been tagged from the same channel and is saved in memory. You cannot tag the same song twice unless you tag it on a different channel, send the Tags to an iPod, or erase the existing tags.
How to fix 'CHECK iPod VER' error on Dual Marine Equipment?
The 'CHECK iPod VER' error indicates a compatibility issue with the connected iPod. Check the list of compatible iPod devices. If your device is compatible, update the iPod firmware to the latest version using iTunes.
What to do when Dual AMB600W Marine Equipment 'TAGGING FAILED'?
If the 'TAGGING FAILED' message appears, it means there was an error saving the Tag information to the internal memory. Press and hold the TAG button again.
Why does my Dual AMB600W Marine Equipment say 'NO TAG INFO'?
The 'NO TAG INFO' message means there isn't enough information (artist or title) available to tag the song. Some HD Radio stations, SiriusXM channels, or certain songs may not fully support iTunes Tagging.
What does 'NO TAGS STORED' mean on Dual AMB600W Marine Equipment?
The 'NO TAGS STORED' message indicates that there are no tags saved in the internal memory. The Delete Tags function only works for Tags saved in the internal memory.
General| MP3 playback | Yes |
|---|---|
| Audio formats supported | MP3, WMA |
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 30 |
| Output power | 240 W |
| Product color | - |
| Equalizer bands quantity | 3 |
| Bluetooth profiles | A2DP, AVRCP |
| Line outputs (RCA) | 4 |
| Compatible memory cards | SD, SDHC |
| Key illumination color | Blue |
Safety and initial checks before installing the unit.
Steps for physically installing the head unit into the vehicle.
Configuration options for customizing unit features like clock, tuning, and display.
Adjusting bass, treble, balance, fader, EQ, and subwoofer for optimal sound.
How to tune, select bands, and store/recall AM/FM radio stations.
How to select and store weather band (WB) stations.
Instructions for connecting the optional SiriusXM tuner.
How to listen, change channels, and set presets for SiriusXM.
How to tag songs from SiriusXM for later purchase via iTunes.
Procedure for removing tagged song information from memory.
How to play MP3 and WMA files from discs, including file/folder search.
Details on compatible and incompatible media formats for the CD player.
How to navigate and play audio files from USB and SD card devices.
Controlling iPod/iPhone directly via the head unit's music search.
Using the iPod/iPhone's interface for control, with limited head unit functions.
Details on what the warranty covers and excludes.
How to obtain warranty service and contact details.
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