To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there static noise while listening to the radio on my JVC KD-R311?
If you are experiencing static noise while listening to the radio on your JVC Car Receiver, make sure the aerial is firmly connected.
Why does my JVC KD-R311 Car Receiver say “NO DISC”?
If the display of your JVC Car Receiver shows “NO DISC”, insert a playable disc into the loading slot.
Why does my JVC KD-R311 interrupt disc sound?
If the disc sound in your JVC Car Receiver is sometimes interrupted, consider the following: Stop playback while driving on rough roads. You might also want to try changing the disc. Also, check the cords and connections.
Why can't my JVC KD-R311 play CD-R/CD-RW?
If your JVC Car Receiver is unable to play a CD-R/CD-RW, make sure that the disc is finalized. Finalize the CD-R/CD-RW with the component used for recording.
What does “PLEASE” and “EJECT“ mean on my JVC KD-R311?
If “PLEASE” and “EJECT“ appear alternately on the display of your JVC Car Receiver, press 0, then insert a disc correctly.
General| Brand | JVC |
|---|---|
| Model | KD-R311 |
| Category | Car Receiver |
| Language | English |
Instructions on how to reset the JVC unit to its default settings.
Details cautions regarding opening the unit and laser radiation when open.
Advises caution while operating the unit and driving to avoid accidents, and addresses temperature effects.
Procedures for resetting the unit and forcibly ejecting a disc.
Steps for connecting a USB device and playing MP3/WMA files.
Explains the functions of each button on the remote controller.
Explains how to navigate the unit's menu system for basic settings like DEMO and CLOCK.
Solutions for common problems like no sound, 'PROTECT' errors, and radio reception issues.
Remedies for discs that cannot be played, skipped, or ejected, and sound interruptions.
Solutions for USB playback errors like 'NO FILE', 'NOT SUPPORT', and connection issues.
Detailed technical data for audio output, impedance, tone controls, and tuner performance.
Technical details for CD playback, USB standards, file systems, power requirements, and dimensions.
