Why is my Bluetooth audio cutting out on my Fusion Car Receiver?
Bluetooth technology works best when there is nothing blocking the signal. Make sure that your media player is not covered. Also, bring the media player within 10 m (33 ft.) of the stereo. After you pair your Bluetooth device, turn off the DISCOVERABLE setting. Wi‑Fi signals can interfere with Bluetooth connections, so turn off the Wi‑Fi setting if you are not using it.
How to troubleshoot network issues on Fusion PartyBus Car Receiver devices?
To troubleshoot network issues with Fusion PartyBus devices, make sure only one device (either a stereo or a router) is set up as a DHCP server. Check that all Fusion PartyBus devices, network switches, routers, and wireless access points are connected and turned on. For wireless devices, confirm they are connected to a wireless router or access point. Try changing the channel on your router or access point to fix interference. Disconnecting Bluetooth devices can also help. If using static IP addresses, ensure each device has a unique IP address with matching first three number sets and identical subnet masks. If problems persist after configuration changes, reset all network settings to the factory defaults.
What to do if Fusion Car Receiver stereo does not respond to key presses?
If the Fusion Car Receiver stereo is not responding to key presses, press and hold for at least 10 seconds to reset it.
General| Bluetooth | Yes |
|---|---|
| Digital Signal Processing (DSP) | Yes |
| Fusion-Link | Yes |
| Speaker Impedance | 4-8 Ohms |
| Audio Sources | Bluetooth, AM/FM, SiriusXM, AUX, USB |
| Amplifier | Class D |
| Connectivity | NMEA 2000 |
| SiriusXM | SiriusXM-Ready (USA only, requires optional SiriusXM Connect Vehicle Tuner) |
Guides on choosing an audio input for playback.
How to control audio volume for zones or the entire system.
Method to silence all audio from connected stereos simultaneously.
Steps to optimize audio using digital signal processing via a remote app.
Pairing and establishing a Bluetooth connection with media devices.
Streaming audio from Apple devices via the AirPlay protocol.
Connecting and playing media from UPnP-compatible devices.
Forming groups of stereos for synchronized audio playback.
Features and capabilities available for grouped stereos.
Maintaining stereo group membership across power cycles.
Options for configuring speaker zones and their behavior.
Connecting the stereo to a wireless network via SSID and password.
Configuring the stereo to act as its own wireless access point.
Configuring DHCP ranges and static IP addresses for network devices.
Using the mobile app to control stereo functions and update software.
Detailed steps for updating stereo firmware via the Fusion-Link app.
Solution for unresponsive stereo buttons via a reset procedure.
Steps to diagnose and resolve common network connectivity problems.
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