What to do if my Dual Car Stereo System says 'iPod FULL'?
If your Dual Car Stereo System displays 'iPod FULL', it means there isn't enough space on the connected iPod. To fix this, free up space on your iPod using iTunes.
What does 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod' mean on my Dual Car Stereo System and how do I fix it?
The message 'MEMORY FULL CONNECT iPod' on your Dual Car Stereo System indicates that the internal memory, 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 does 'TRANSFER FAILED' mean on my Dual Car Stereo System and how to fix it?
If your Dual Car Stereo System displays 'TRANSFER FAILED', it indicates a connection error. Ensure that your iPod is powered on and reconnect it until you see a 'TAGS SENT' confirmation.
Why does my Dual Car Stereo System say 'CHECK iPod VER'?
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 device is compatible, update the iPod's firmware to the latest version using iTunes.
What does 'ALREADY TAGGED' mean on my Dual Car Stereo System?
The 'ALREADY TAGGED' message on your Dual Car Stereo System means that the same song has already been tagged from the same radio station. You cannot tag the same song twice unless you tag it from a different radio station, send the tags to an iPod, or erase the existing tags.
What does 'NO TAG INFO' mean on my Dual Car Stereo System?
The message 'NO TAG INFO' on your Dual Car Stereo System means that there isn't sufficient artist or title information available to tag the current song. Some HD Radio™ stations or certain songs may not fully support iTunes Tagging.
What to do if my Dual Car Stereo System says 'TAGGING FAILED'?
If your Dual Car Stereo System displays 'TAGGING FAILED', it means there was an error saving the tag information to the internal memory. Press and hold the MODE/TAG button again.
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.
Instructions for preparing the unit before installation.
Illustrates connections for various components and power.
Identifies and describes the controls on the receiver unit.
Identifies and describes the controls on the remote.
Explains basic functions like power, mode, inputs, volume, and clock.
Details various setup menu functions and their actions.
Describes how to adjust Bass, Treble, Balance, Fader, EQ, Subwoofer, and Source Volume.
Explains advanced audio adjustments like Center Frequency, Q Factor, and Low Pass Filters.
Covers display options, seek tuning, manual tuning, scan tuning, and station presets.
Details connecting the HDM90, display options, HD seek mode, and setting presets.
Explains how to tag songs from HD Radio stations for iTunes purchase.
Lists common issues and solutions for iTunes tagging.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove the iPod dock.
Step-by-step guide on how to dock an iPod/iPhone device.
Describes connecting via fold-out dock or direct USB.
Explains how to control iPod/iPhone with the unit when set to FULL.
Details displaying information and the music search menu for iPod/iPhone.
Explains controlling iPod/iPhone directly from the device when set to MANUAL.
Lists compatible iPod and iPhone models.
Covers connecting USB/SD devices, playing music, and file/folder search.
Details display information, icons, folder access, and playback modes.
Lists character support, media compatibility, playback order, capacity, and device compatibility.
Specifies sampling frequency rates, transfer bit rates, and MP3 tag display.
Covers pairing a device and connecting a paired device.
Explains how to disconnect a Bluetooth device.
Describes manual dialing, recent calls, and receiving/ending calls.
Details volume control, microphone mute, audio transfer, call waiting, and call hold.
Covers A2DP streaming and AVRCP control for music playback.
Steps to reset the Bluetooth module to factory defaults.
Explains settings for Bluetooth mode, auto connect, and Bluetooth audio output.
General| MP3 playback | Yes |
|---|---|
| CD-R playback | No |
| Audio formats supported | MP3, WMA |
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 30 |
| Output power | 240 W |
| Product color | Black |
| Equalizer bands quantity | 3 |
| Bluetooth profiles | A2DP, AVRCP |
| Line outputs (RCA) | 6 |
| Compatible memory cards | SD, SDHC |
| RMS rated power | 72 W |
| Key illumination color | Blue |
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