What to do if my Jensen Car Video System unit will not turn on (no power)?
If your Jensen Car Video System unit isn't turning on, there are several potential causes. First, check the yellow and red wire connections to ensure they are properly connected and receiving the correct voltage (11~16VDC). Also, verify that the black wire is properly connected to ground. Finally, inspect the fuse(s) and replace them if they are blown.
Why does my Jensen CAR110W Car Video System unit blow fuse(s)?
Your Jensen Car Video System unit might be blowing fuses due to several reasons. Check if the yellow or red wire is touching the chassis ground, which could indicate a pinched wire. Also, inspect the speaker wires to ensure they are not touching the chassis ground, as this could also be due to a pinched wire. Finally, verify that you are using fuses with the correct rating.
What to do if my Jensen CAR110W Car Video System has power but no sound?
If your Jensen Car Video System has power but no sound, start by checking the speaker wire connections at the speakers. Also, make sure that none of the bare speaker wires are touching each other or the chassis ground; if they are, insulate them to prevent contact.
What to do if my Jensen CAR110W Car Video System has audio but no video?
If your Jensen Car Video System has audio but no video, check the connections at the parking brake to ensure the parking brake safety circuit is properly connected. Also, apply the parking brake.
General| Resolution | 1024 x 600 |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| SD Card Slot | Yes |
| Apple CarPlay | No |
| Android Auto | No |
| Digital Media Compatibility | Yes |
| Rear Camera Input | Yes |
| Steering Wheel Control Compatible | Yes |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Built-in DVD Player | No |
| Auxiliary Input | Yes |
| FM Tuner | Yes |
| Video Output | Yes |
| Wireless Remote Control | Yes |
| Display Size | 10.1 inches |
| Power Output | 50 watts x 4 |
| Audio Formats Supported | MP3, WMA |
| Video Formats Supported | AVI, MP4, MKV |
| Preamp Outputs | Front, Rear, Subwoofer |
Safety feature preventing driver distraction with video while driving.
Guidelines to prevent unit damage or personal injury during installation and use.
Information regarding copyright protection technology and trademarks.
Prohibits video playback while driving; requires parking brake engagement.
Ensures unit operation only when vehicle is parked and brake is engaged.
Advise to keep volume low to hear emergency vehicle sounds.
Conditions for compliance with Part 15 of FCC Rules, including interference.
Equipment complies with FCC limits for uncontrolled environments, minimum 20cm distance.
Disconnect battery, avoid extreme temperatures, dust, and vibration before installation.
Instruction to refer to the enclosed installation guide for detailed steps.
Adjusting the screen angle from side to side for optimal viewing.
Adjusting the screen depth from 0" to 0.5" to 1" forward.
Adjusting screen height up to 1.5" down and tilting forward/back.
Diagram showing USB, Radio Antenna, GPS, SXM, MIC, and external microphone connections.
Details of 18-pin and 20-pin connectors for power, speakers, and inputs/outputs.
Notes on fuse replacement, subwoofer output, rear camera input, and SiriusXM connection.
Identifies functions like Voice Activation, Source/Home, Power/Volume/Mute, etc.
Locates physical buttons like Source, Volume, and USB port on the unit.
Detailed list of buttons on the remote control and their respective functions.
Instructions for turning the unit on/off, adjusting volume, and using the mute function.
How to access the main menu and select different operation modes or sources.
Connecting external devices via A/V In and using the reset button for troubleshooting.
Adjust date, time, time zone, language, radio region, and drive mode.
Configure equalizer presets, time alignment, loudness, and subwoofer.
Adjust display brightness, dimmer, color, and access factory reset options.
Adjusting fader, balance, and using 8-band EQ presets for audio tuning.
Setting time delay for speakers to optimize soundstage based on vehicle acoustics.
Using radio controls like presets, dimmer, local/distance, keypad, and EQ.
Methods for seeking frequencies and storing/recalling preset stations.
Navigating lists, repeat/random modes, search, EQ, and track control for USB playback.
Details on compatible file systems, extensions, MPEG formats, sampling, and bitrate.
Directory depth, file name length, total file/folder numbers, and ID3 TAG compatibility.
Steps for pairing a new Bluetooth device and auto-connect feature.
Accessing phone book, call logs, and initiating calls via Bluetooth.
Initiating music playback via A2DP and controlling tracks.
Handling calls, transferring audio, and using the phone keypad.
Description of SiriusXM service, tuner, and subscription requirements.
Steps to activate SiriusXM service, find Radio ID, and contact information.
Selecting preset bands (SXM1, SXM2, SXM3) and displaying program information.
Searching for channels, artists, or song titles and managing preset channels.
Adjusting modes, setting parental codes, and controlling access to channels.
Using TuneScan to sample music and Go to Live to resume broadcast.
Using preset buttons and direct channel entry for playback.
Controlling track playback, fast forward/reverse, and using replay mode.
Recommendations for troubleshooting antenna and tuner connection or signal problems.
Guidance for subscription status changes, unavailable or locked channels.
Setting up Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for Left/Right Hand Drive vehicles.
Connecting an Apple CarPlay compatible device via USB.
Pairing an iPhone wirelessly using Bluetooth/Wi-Fi for CarPlay.
Connecting an Android Auto compatible device via USB.
Pairing an Android device wirelessly using Bluetooth/Wi-Fi for Android Auto.
Using Siri for calls, messages, music, and navigation with Apple CarPlay.
List of iPhone models supported by Apple CarPlay.
Steps to establish a wireless CarPlay connection via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Using touch, swipe, and drag gestures for controlling CarPlay applications.
Methods to exit CarPlay mode by disconnecting the phone or using the unit's controls.
Utilizing Google Assistant, navigation, and calls/messages in Android Auto.
Requirements for Android smartphones to use Android Auto, including app and OS versions.
Steps for establishing a wireless Android Auto connection via Bluetooth.
Overview of the Android Auto home screen displaying personalized information.
Procedure to exit Android Auto mode by using the exit button or disconnecting the phone.
Connecting external audio/video sources to the rear RCA input.
Connecting an optional rear camera to the Camera Input (RCA).
Unit automatically selects camera mode when connected to reverse lamp circuitry.
Compatibility with 3rd party SWC modules like PAC SWI series or Axxess ASWC-1.
List of steering wheel controls supported by the unit, e.g., Reset, Mode, Volume.
Setting the radio select switch and programming order for the PAC SWI-RC.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to no power or no sound from the unit.
Troubleshooting blown fuses, incorrect fuse rating, and no video output.
Checking parking brake circuit connection and application for proper operation.
Details on FM/AM tuner ranges, sensitivity, and USB compatibility.
Monitor size, resolution, brightness, and general unit dimensions and output impedance.
Information on what is covered, coverage period, and exclusions.
Steps to follow for warranty service, including contact information and shipping.
To Next Page
