To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Pioneer Car Receiver says 'NO AUDIO'?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver displays 'NO AUDIO', it means the inserted disc doesn't have any playable files. Try replacing the disc with one that contains playable files.
What does 'PROTECT' mean on my Pioneer Car Receiver?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver shows 'PROTECT', it indicates that all the files on the inserted disc are embedded with DRM (Digital Rights Management). You should replace the disc.
What does 'SKIPPED' mean on my Pioneer Car Receiver and how to fix it?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver displays 'SKIPPED', it means that the inserted disc contains DRM protected WMA files. Replacing the disc should resolve this issue.
What does ERROR-11 or ERROR-12 mean on a Pioneer Car Receiver?
ERROR-11 or ERROR-12 on your Pioneer Car Receiver typically indicates a problem with the disc. It could be that the disc is dirty, in which case you should clean it. Alternatively, the disc may be scratched, and you would need to replace it.
What to do if my Pioneer Car Receiver displays 'NO DEVICE'?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver shows 'NO DEVICE', it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, if plug and play is off, and no USB storage device or iPod is connected, turn the plug and play on. Second, ensure that a compatible USB storage device or iPod is properly connected to the receiver.
What does ERROR-23 mean on a Pioneer Car Receiver?
ERROR-23 on your Pioneer Car Receiver indicates that the CD format is not supported. Replacing the disc with a supported format should resolve the issue.
What does ERROR-15 mean on a Pioneer Car Receiver?
ERROR-15 on your Pioneer Car Receiver means that the inserted disc is blank. To resolve this, replace the blank disc with a valid one.
General| MP3 playback | Yes |
|---|---|
| DVD Audio playback | No |
| Preset stations quantity | 24 |
| Output power | 200 W |
| Audio output channels | 4.0 channels |
| Maximum power per channel | 50 W |
| Key illumination color | - |
| Number of optical discs | 1 discs |
| Illumination color | Multi |
Covers essential safety warnings, including laser product classification and liquid contact.
Details the demo mode's automatic start and how to cancel it.
Identifies key components of the head unit and its display elements.
Covers essential functions like front panel handling, power, source selection, and volume.
Explains how to navigate through various setting and adjustment menus.
Covers basic and advanced functions for tuning radio stations, including RDS and PTY search.
Details special button operations like traffic announcements and various function settings.
Guides on playing music from CDs and USB devices, including file selection and playback modes.
Explains how to connect and operate an iPod, including browsing and playback controls.
Details iPod link play, shuffle, and audiobook settings for enhanced user experience.
Covers adjusting sound settings like fader, balance, equalizer, tone, loudness, and subwoofer.
Guides on adjusting subwoofer output and source level adjustments for optimal sound.
Explains how to configure initial settings and customize illumination colors for the unit.
Covers connecting and using an AUX source and the automatic sound muting feature.
Critical connection guidelines and warnings for safe and proper unit installation.
Details on DIN front-mount and rear-mount installation procedures using mounting sleeves.
Instructions for removing the unit from the dashboard and handling the front panel.
Lists common problems, causes, and actions, along with error message explanations.
Best practices for handling discs, USB storage devices, and iPods to ensure proper operation.
Details compatibility for compressed audio formats (WMA, MP3, WAV) and iPod models.
Technical specifications for the unit, including power, dimensions, and tuner frequencies.
