To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my NORAUTO Car Video System unit does not power on?
If your NORAUTO Car Video System doesn't power on, there are several potential causes. First, the unit fuse may be blown; if so, install a new fuse with the correct rating. Second, the car battery fuse may be blown; replace it with a new fuse of the correct rating. Finally, an illegal operation may have occurred, in which case you should reset the unit.
Why is there no or low audio output from my NORAUTO Car Video System?
If you're experiencing no or low audio output from your NORAUTO Car Video System, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the wiring and correct any improper audio output connections. Second, ensure the volume isn't set too low and increase it as needed. Third, the speakers might be damaged, requiring replacement. Fourth, a heavily biased volume balance can cause this issue; adjust the channel balance to the center position. Finally, speaker wiring in contact with the car's metal parts can cause problems; insulate all speaker wiring connections.
What to do if my NORAUTO Car Video System has poor sound quality or distortion?
If your NORAUTO Car Video System has poor sound quality or distortion, it could be due to a few reasons. First, if you're using a pirated disc, switch to an original disc. Second, if the speaker power rating doesn't match the unit, replace the speakers. Third, incorrect wiring can cause this issue, so check the wiring and correct it. Lastly, a shorted speaker can lead to poor sound quality; check the wiring and correct it.
Why does flashing image or interference appear on my NORAUTO Car Video System screen?
If you observe a flashing image or interference on your NORAUTO Car Video System screen, it could be due to several reasons. First, the color system of the DVD disc may not match the monitor; adjust the color system of the DVD disc or the monitor. Second, a pirated disc may be in use; switch to an original disc. Third, the video cable might be damaged; replace the cables. Finally, improper video signal connections can cause this issue; check the wiring and correct it.
Why does my NORAUTO Car Video System unit reset itself when the engine is off?
If your NORAUTO Car Video System resets itself when the engine is off, it is likely due to an incorrect connection between the ACC and BATT. Check the wiring and correct it.
What to do if I cannot insert a disc into my NORAUTO Car Video System?
If you cannot insert a disc into your NORAUTO Car Video System, it's possible that a disc is already inside the unit. Eject the current disc and then try inserting the new one.
Why does my NORAUTO Car Video System disc not play back?
If your NORAUTO Car Video System disc does not play back, there are several potential causes. First, the disc may be warped or scratched; use a disc in good condition. Second, the disc may be dirty or wet; clean it with a soft cloth. Third, an incompatible disc may be used; use a compatible disc. Fourth, the disc may be inserted upside down; insert the disc with the label side up. Finally, the disc region code may not be compatible with the unit; use a disc with the proper region code.
Why is warning information shown at all times on my NORAUTO Car Video System?
If warning information is constantly displayed on your NORAUTO Car Video System, the parking brake wiring is likely incorrect. Check the wiring and correct it.
What does 'no disc' mean on my NORAUTO Car Video System?
If your NORAUTO Car Video System displays 'no disc', it could be due to a few reasons. First, the disc might be dirty; clean it with a soft cloth. Second, the disc might be upside down; insert it with the label side up. Finally, there might be no disc inside; insert a disc.
What does 'bad disc' mean on my NORAUTO Car Video System?
If your NORAUTO Car Video System displays 'bad disc', it could mean the disc is dirty, so clean it with a soft cloth. Alternatively, the disc may be inserted upside down; insert the disc with the label side up.
General| Brand | NORAUTO |
|---|---|
| Model | NS-313 BT MFI |
| Category | Car Video System |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| MFi Certification | Yes |
| Resolution | 800 x 480 |
| USB Port | Yes |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| Radio | Yes |
| Compatibility | iOS, Android |
Read precautions, use as described, be aware of risks from misuse.
Keep packaging away from children; supervise children using the unit.
Avoid explosive environments, liquids, flames, sparks, and excessive heat.
Check for damage, proper connections, voltage, and avoid disassembly.
Connect to 12V, check fuses, avoid impairing driving conditions.
Avoid video display while driving, protect from moisture and water.
Contact dealer for issues, set safe volume for driving.
Explanation of buttons and ports on the front of the unit.
Details on disc slot, SRC, DISP, Eject, Seek, Volume, USB, AV IN.
Identification and detailed explanation of remote control buttons.
Tips for remote use, battery life, and replacement instructions.
How to turn on/off, select sources, adjust volume, and mute audio.
How the parking brake affects video playback and related safety warnings.
Configuring equalizer, front/rear fader, and left/right balance settings.
Configure radio region, beep sound, button colors, and calibration.
Guide to program steering wheel controls for custom functions.
Adjust subwoofer, loudness, date, time format, and clock settings.
Set display language, video options, parental controls, and source volumes.
Switching to radio, selecting bands, and using auto/manual tuning.
Storing favorite stations and searching for strong signals.
Explains RDS data, Alternative Frequency, Clock Time, Traffic Announcements, and Program Type.
Lists playable media types and guides disc insertion/ejection.
Accessing on-screen controls and using touch keys for playback.
Connecting, removing, and managing USB devices and MicroSD cards.
Navigating DVD menus, playback, audio, and subtitle selection.
Principles of audio playback from DVD/CD, USB, and SD cards.
Playing audio/video from USB, controls, equalizer, and file navigation.
Viewing video and image files from USB/SD with playback controls.
Connecting a phone via Bluetooth, syncing contacts, and initiating calls.
How to unpair or disconnect Bluetooth devices and manage connections.
Handling incoming calls, auto-answer, and adjusting Bluetooth configuration.
Streaming audio via A2DP and controlling playback with AVRCP.
Steps to connect an iPod/iPhone and enter the dedicated mode.
Controls for pausing, track selection, fast forward/reverse, repeat, random.
Connecting external devices via Aux and replacing a blown fuse.
Rear camera operation and procedure for resetting the unit.
Technical details for power, dimensions, radio, and display resolution.
Specifications for DVD player, inputs/outputs, and operating conditions.
Supported files, DVD region codes, and guidelines for disc usage.
Solutions for problems like no power, audio, or disc playback errors.
Interpreting error messages and resolving warning indicators.
A detailed visual guide illustrating all electrical connections for the unit.
