What to do if my Dual AXXERA X2DMA500 Car Receiver says 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod'?
The 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod' message indicates that the internal memory of your Dual Car Receiver, which can hold 64 tags, is full. To resolve this, connect an iPod to transfer the tags, or delete existing tags before tagging more songs.
What to do if my Dual AXXERA X2DMA500 displays 'TRANSFER FAILED'?
If your Dual Car Receiver shows 'TRANSFER FAILED', there may be a connection error. Ensure your iPod is powered on, then try reconnecting it until you see a 'TAGS SENT' confirmation.
Why does my Dual AXXERA X2DMA500 say 'ALREADY TAGGED'?
The 'ALREADY TAGGED' message on your Dual Car Receiver means the same song from the same radio station has already been tagged and saved in the memory. You can't tag the same song twice unless it's from a different radio station, the tags are sent to an iPod, or the tags are erased.
What does 'CHECK iPod VER' mean on my Dual AXXERA X2DMA500 Car Receiver?
The 'CHECK iPod VER' message on your Dual Car Receiver indicates a compatibility issue with the connected iPod. Check the list of compatible iPod devices. If your iPod is compatible, update its firmware to the latest version using iTunes.
What to do if my Dual AXXERA X2DMA500 says 'iPod FULL'?
If your Dual Car Receiver displays 'iPod FULL', it means there isn't enough space on your connected iPod to transfer the iTunes Tags. To fix this, free up space on your iPod using iTunes.
Why does my Dual Car Receiver say 'NO TAG INFO'?
The 'NO TAG INFO' message on your Dual Car Receiver means there isn't enough information (artist or title) available to tag the song. Some HD Radio™ stations or certain songs might not fully support iTunes Tagging.
What does it mean if my Dual AXXERA X2DMA500 says 'TAGGING FAILED'?
If your Dual Car Receiver displays 'TAGGING FAILED', it means there was an error saving the Tag information to the internal memory. Try pressing and holding the MUTE/TAG button again.
What does 'NO TAGS STORED' mean on my Dual Car Receiver?
The message 'NO TAGS STORED' on your Dual Car Receiver indicates that there are no tags saved in the internal memory. The DELETE TAGS function can only delete tags that are saved in the internal memory.
General| Touchscreen | Yes |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Input | Yes |
| SD Card Input | Yes |
| AM/FM Tuner | Yes |
| Backup Camera Input | Yes |
| Steering Wheel Control Compatible | Yes |
| Channels | 4 |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Screen Size | 6.2 inches |
Initial steps before installation, including safety and environmental considerations.
Steps for installing the mounting sleeve and connecting the unit.
Details on connecting audio outputs for amplifiers and subwoofers.
Wiring for power, remote turn-on, ground, and accessory connections.
Connecting the Bluetooth microphone and auxiliary input.
Identifies and describes the function of each button on the receiver's front panel.
Explains the purpose and operation of each button on the infrared remote.
How to turn the unit on/off and select different audio sources.
Connecting external devices, adjusting volume, and muting audio.
Setting the clock, display information, and 12/24-hour format.
Adjusting bass, middle, treble, balance, fader, and subwoofer levels.
Customizing screen scrolling, dimmer, LCD type, and time settings.
Configuring radio reception, auto-station store, and frequency settings.
Controlling iPod/iPhone connection and playback modes.
Managing Bluetooth pairing, microphone selection, and audio output.
Configuring clock display, beep tones, and power-on volume.
Methods for seeking, manual tuning, scanning, and storing radio stations.
Using HD Radio, displaying information, and setting HD presets.
How to tag songs and manage tagged music for purchase via iTunes.
Solutions for displayed messages and iPod compatibility with tagging.
Inserting, ejecting, selecting tracks, and controlling playback modes.
Playing MP3, WMA, and AAC files, including repeat and random modes.
Understanding the display for MP3/WMA/AAC and how to search for files.
Steps and controls for navigating folders and files on CDs.
Details on compatible file formats, recording, and character support.
How to connect devices and use full control for playback.
Using the search feature to find songs by artist, album, genre, etc.
Using the head unit for basic control and displaying iPod information.
Connecting storage devices and basic playback of MP3/WMA/AAC files.
Navigating and searching files and folders on connected USB/SD devices.
Understanding the display layout and information shown for USB/SD devices.
Supported file types, limits, and file system requirements for USB/SD.
Steps for pairing new devices, connecting existing ones, and disconnecting.
Dialing numbers, accessing call lists, and using the phonebook feature.
Receiving, ending, and managing calls during conversations, including call waiting.
Streaming music via A2DP, controlling playback, and resetting Bluetooth settings.
Details on what the warranty covers, exclusions, and how to obtain service.
Solutions for power, sound, fuse, skipping, errors, and disc issues.
Detailed specifications for FM/AM tuners, general features, and Bluetooth profiles.
Statements regarding FCC rules, interference, and user guidelines.
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