What to do if subfolders cannot be played when FLD (folder repeat) is selected on Pioneer Car Receiver?
When FLD (folder repeat) is selected, subfolders cannot be played. Please, perform operation again.
Why is there interference with my Pioneer Car Receiver?
If you are experiencing interference with your Pioneer Car Receiver, it may be due to nearby electronic devices emitting electrical waves, such as a cellular phone. To resolve this, move any such devices away from the receiver unit.
What to do if the display automatically returns to the ordinary display on Pioneer Car Receiver?
If the display on your Pioneer Car Receiver automatically reverts to the ordinary display, try performing the operation again. If that doesn't work, select the repeat play range again.
What to do if Pioneer DEH-1300MP says the inserted disc is blank?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver indicates that the inserted disc is blank, the solution is to replace the disc.
What to do if my Pioneer Car Receiver says 'Unsupported CD format'?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver displays an error related to an unsupported CD format, replace the disc with a supported format.
Why does the repeat play range change unexpectedly on my Pioneer Car Receiver?
The repeat play range on your Pioneer Car Receiver might change unexpectedly because, depending on the repeat play range, the selected range may change when selecting another folder or track, or when fast forwarding/reversing. Try selecting another repeat play range.
What to do if there is an electrical or mechanical error on my Pioneer DEH-1300MP?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver encounters an electrical or mechanical error, try turning the ignition switch off and then back on. Alternatively, you can switch to a different source and then switch back to the CD player.
What to do if my Pioneer DEH-1300MP has an unspecified symptom?
If you encounter an unspecified symptom with your Pioneer Car Receiver, try the following: * Perform the operation again. * Select the repeat play range again. * Select another repeat play range. * Switch the display or play another track/file. * Move electrical devices that may be causing the interference away from the unit.
Provides essential information for proper use, safety guidelines, and user advice.
Details safety precautions for hearing, FCC/Canadian compliance, and handling warnings.
Information on locating the serial number and procedures for after-sales service and support.
Guidance on what to do in case of trouble and how to access online resources.
Describes the physical controls, buttons, and display indicators of the head unit.
Details on using the remote control, its care, and battery replacement.
Covers band selection, manual tuning, seeking, station storage, and local tuning.
Explains how to play CDs, manage files, display text, and use playback features.
Guides on adjusting audio levels, equalizer, source levels, and system preferences.
Instructions for setting the clock and using the auxiliary input source.
Details on connecting wires, speaker impedance, ground connection, and crucial safety warnings.
Explains connections for the unit, power cord, and optional power amplifier.
Guides for installing the unit using DIN front-mount or rear-mount methods.
Instructions on removing the unit from the dashboard and securing the front panel for theft prevention.
Provides solutions for common problems and explanations of error messages.
Advice on handling discs, player compatibility, and usage tips.
Details on supported file formats like WMA, MP3, and WAV, including bit rates and sampling frequencies.
Information on audio file hierarchy, playback sequences, and copyright acknowledgments.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the CD player, FM/AM tuners, and amplifier.
Outlines the warranty coverage, period, and conditions for product purchase and service.
Specifies items and conditions not covered by the warranty, including unauthorized use.
Provides instructions for seeking warranty service and resolving disputes in the US and Canada.
This document describes the Pioneer DEH-1300MP CD Receiver, an autoradio CD player with radio functionality. It provides instructions for operation, installation, and troubleshooting, along with important safety information and details about compressed audio compatibility.
The Pioneer DEH-1300MP is a car audio system designed to play CDs, CD-R/CD-RW discs, and compressed audio files (WMA, MP3, WAV). It also features an AM/FM tuner and an auxiliary input for connecting external devices. The unit is equipped with a detachable front panel for security.
The main display section shows tuner band and frequency, or for the built-in CD player, elapsed playback time and text information. It also indicates the track number or preset number. If a track number is 100 or more, a specific indicator will light up. The display shows the type of the currently playing file (MP3/WMA), whether repeat play is on (RPT), if loudness is on (LOUD), if stereo broadcasting is being received (stereo), and if local seek tuning is on (LOC).
The unit offers various audio adjustments, including fader/balance control (FAD) to adjust front/rear and left/right speaker balance. An equalizer (BASS/MID/TREBLE) allows users to adjust sound levels, with settings stored in CUSTOM. The loudness function (LOUD) compensates for deficiencies in low- and high-frequency ranges at low volume, with LOW and HI settings available. Source Level Adjustment (SLA) helps prevent radical volume changes when switching between different sources, with settings based on the FM volume level.
The tuner allows for selecting different bands (F1, F2, F3 for FM, or AM) and offers manual tuning step by step. Seek tuning can be initiated by pressing and holding the seek buttons, and it can be canceled by a brief press. The unit also supports storing and recalling up to six stations for each band using preset tuning buttons. The Best Stations Memory (BSM) function automatically stores the six strongest stations in order of signal strength. Local seek tuning (LOCAL) allows tuning in only to radio stations with sufficiently strong signals, with adjustable sensitivity levels.
For CD playback, the unit supports inserting discs with the label side up and ejecting them with a dedicated button. Users can select folders and tracks, and perform fast forwarding or reversing. When playing compressed audio, there is no sound during fast forward or reverse. The unit can switch between compressed audio and CD-DA.
Function settings for CD playback include Repeat Play (RPT) with options to repeat all tracks (DSC), the current track (TRK), or the current folder (FLD). Random Play (RDM) shuffles tracks, and if enabled during folder repeat, FRDM appears. Scan Play (SCAN) searches for songs within a selected repeat range, and if enabled during folder scan, FSCN appears. A pause function is also available. The Sound Retriever (SRTRV) automatically enhances compressed audio and restores rich sound, with settings for low and high compression rates.
Initial settings include setting the clock, where users can adjust hour and minute segments. The auxiliary input (AUX) setting needs to be activated to use an external auxiliary device connected to the unit.
The DEH-1300MP can be operated using either the head unit buttons or the supplied remote control. The remote control mirrors most head unit functions, with the addition of an ATT (attenuate) button for muting.
The front panel is detachable for security and can be removed by pressing the detach button and pulling it upward. To re-attach, slide the front panel to the left, ensuring tabs are inserted into slots, then press the right side until it's firmly seated.
The unit is turned on by pressing SRC/OFF and turned off by pressing and holding SRC/OFF. Sources can be cycled through using SRC/OFF, including TUNER, CD, and AUX. Volume is adjusted by turning SRC/OFF.
Text information on the display can be scrolled to the left by pressing and holding D (DISP/SCRL). The clock display can be turned on or off by pressing the clock button, and it temporarily disappears during other operations before reappearing.
When using an AUX source, a stereo mini plug is inserted into the AUX input jack, and AUX is selected as the source via SRC/OFF. The auxiliary setting must be turned on for AUX to be selectable.
The manual emphasizes several maintenance and care guidelines:
General| MP3 playback | Yes |
|---|---|
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 18 |
| Display type | LCD |
| Illumination color | White |
| Product color | Black |
| Ready for iPod | No |
| Audio output channels | 4.0 channels |
| Maximum power per channel | 50 W |
| File type | MP3, WMA |
| I/O ports | 1x RCA |
| Key illumination color | Red |
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