What to do if my Dual Car Stereo System says 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod'?
The 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod' message on your Dual Car Stereo System indicates that the XHD6430's internal memory, which holds 64 tags, is full. To resolve this, you must connect an iPod to transfer the tags, or delete existing tags before tagging more songs.
What to do if my Dual Car Stereo System displays 'TRANSFER FAILED'?
If your Dual Car Stereo System shows 'TRANSFER FAILED', it means there's a connection error. Make sure your iPod is powered on, and then reconnect it until you see a 'TAGS SENT' confirmation on the screen.
Why does my Dual Car Stereo System say 'ALREADY TAGGED'?
The 'ALREADY TAGGED' message on your Dual Car Stereo System appears because the same song from the same radio station has already been tagged and saved in the memory. You can only tag the same song again if it's from a different radio station, after the tags are sent to an iPod, or after the tags have been erased.
What does 'CHECK iPod VER' mean on my Dual Car Stereo System?
The 'CHECK iPod VER' message on your Dual Car Stereo System 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 Car Stereo System displays 'TAGGING FAILED'?
If your Dual Car Stereo System shows 'TAGGING FAILED', it means there was an error saving the tag information to the internal memory. Try pressing the TAG button again.
Why does my Dual Car Stereo System say 'iPod FULL'?
The 'iPod FULL' message on your Dual Car Stereo System means there isn't enough space on the connected iPod to transfer the iTunes Tags. Free up space on your iPod using iTunes.
What does 'NO TAG INFO' mean on my Dual Car Stereo System?
The 'NO TAG INFO' message on your Dual Car Stereo System means that there is not enough information (artist or title) to tag the song. Some HD Radio™ stations or certain songs may not fully support iTunes Tagging.
What does 'NO TAGS STORED' mean on my Dual Car Stereo System?
The 'NO TAGS STORED' message on your Dual Car Stereo System 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.
Safety and environmental precautions before installation.
Step-by-step instructions for initial unit installation.
Explains connections for power, speakers, and accessories.
Identifies and describes the buttons and controls on the receiver unit.
Identifies and describes the buttons and controls on the remote.
Procedures for detaching and reattaching the front faceplate, and power control.
Switching operational modes and adjusting the unit's time display.
Connecting external devices and steering wheel interfaces.
How to access and navigate the unit's setup options.
Auto station store, tuning modes, and loudness settings.
Illumination, confirmation beeps, and message display settings.
How to adjust core audio parameters like bass and treble.
Selects preset or custom sound profiles.
Adjusts gain for different audio inputs.
Seek, manual, and scan tuning for radio stations.
Saving and accessing favorite radio stations.
Toggles information shown on the display for HD Radio.
Enables digital-only tuning, skipping analog stations.
Saving HD Radio multicast stations to presets.
How to tag songs from HD Radio for later purchase via iTunes.
How to view and remove tagged songs from memory.
Explains common error messages and solutions for iPod/iPhone.
Lists compatible iPod/iPhone devices for tagging.
Procedures for inserting, ejecting CDs, and navigating tracks.
Controls for repeat, random, and intro playback modes.
Information on compatible CD-R/RW media types.
How to play discs containing MP3/WMA files.
Options for showing track details on the display.
Limits for displayed text characters for MP3/WMA files.
How to navigate folders and files on a CD.
Tips for moving between folders and files on the disc.
Selecting folders and using repeat, random, and intro modes.
Lists compatible and incompatible file types for CDs.
Standards for burning discs to ensure compatibility.
Details on ESP, sampling rates, and bit rates for MP3/WMA.
Tips for optimal MP3/WMA disc creation.
How to connect and play music from USB storage devices.
Navigating and selecting files on a USB drive.
Options for showing file details on the display.
Selecting folders and using repeat, random, intro for USB.
Limits for displayed text and compatible file types for USB.
Limits on files, folders, and USB device requirements.
Details on ESP, sampling rates, and bit rates for USB.
Information on ID3 tag versions for USB files.
How to connect an iPod and show its details on the unit.
Navigating and selecting music on an iPod.
Skipping songs, navigation, and playback modes for iPod.
Display limits and lists compatible iPod devices.
Introduction to Bluetooth, pairing requirements, and steps.
Important information for Bluetooth connections and compatibility.
How to initiate and answer calls via Bluetooth.
Controls for active calls and refusing incoming calls.
Managing calls and transferring audio between devices.
Configuration options for Bluetooth features.
Playing music wirelessly using A2DP/AVRCP profiles.
How to reset Bluetooth module settings.
Solutions for no power or no sound issues.
Reasons and fixes for blown fuses, skipping, and media issues.
Explains and resolves error codes displayed on the unit.
Details warranty coverage and how to obtain service.
Regulatory compliance information and interference measures.
Amplifier output and signal-to-noise ratio metrics.
Technical details for CD, FM, and AM tuner performance.
Overall unit dimensions, output voltage, and impedance.
Frequency Response| frequency response (general) | 10Hz-20kHz |
|---|---|
| frequency response (FM) | 30Hz-13kHz |
| frequency response (AM) | 30Hz-2.2kHz |
Tuner Specifications| tuning range (FM) | 87.5MHz-107.9MHz |
|---|---|
| tuning range (AM) | 530kHz-1710kHz |
| usable sensitivity (FM) | 8.5dBf |
| usable sensitivity (AM) | 22uV |
Output and Impedance| line output voltage | 2 Volts RMS |
|---|---|
| speaker output impedance | 4~8 ohms |
Dimensions| dimensions | 7" x 7" x 2" (178 x 178 x 51 mm) |
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