What to do if the display screen changes at random instead of displaying the clock on my Pioneer DEH-6400BT?
If the display screen changes randomly instead of showing the clock on your Pioneer Car Receiver, it may be due to a device transmitting electric waves near the unit, such as a cellular phone. Move any electrical devices that may be causing interference away from the unit.
Why does the sound play after a call ends on my Pioneer DEH-6400BT Car Receiver?
The sound may play after a call ends on your Pioneer Car Receiver because there is a call in progress, or the cellular phone is being operated via a Bluetooth connection. Avoid operating the cellular phone. If a call was made and immediately terminated, try reconnecting the Bluetooth connection between the unit and the cellular phone.
What to do if the display screen of my Pioneer Car Receiver changes at random?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver's display screen changes randomly, the unit may be malfunctioning or experiencing interference. Move any electrical devices that could be causing interference away from the unit.
What to do if my Pioneer DEH-6400BT says 'NO AUDIO'?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver displays 'NO AUDIO', it might be because the disc you've inserted doesn't have any playable files. Try replacing the disc. Alternatively, if you're using a USB storage device, ensure it contains audio files by transferring songs to it and then connecting it to the receiver.
What to do if my Pioneer DEH-6400BT displays NO AUDIO and the inserted disc does not contain any playable files?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver displays 'NO AUDIO' because the inserted disc does not contain any playable files, replace the disc.
What to do if my Pioneer DEH-6400BT displays NO AUDIO and there are no songs?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver shows 'NO AUDIO' because there are no songs, transfer the audio files to the USB storage device and connect it.
What to do if my Pioneer DEH-6400BT says NO DEVICE?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver displays 'NO DEVICE' when plug and play is off, it means no USB storage device or iPod is connected. You can resolve this by turning the plug and play feature on or connecting a compatible USB storage device or iPod.
General| Audio system | MOSFET |
|---|---|
| MP3 playback | Yes |
| DVD Audio playback | No |
| Playback disc formats | CD audio |
| Audio formats supported | AAC, MP3, WAV, WMA |
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 24 |
| Product color | Black |
| Disc types supported | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Audio output channels | 4.0 channels |
| Equalizer bands quantity | 5 |
| Maximum power per channel | 50 W |
| Display type | LCD |
| Line outputs (RCA) | 3 |
| Compatible memory cards | SD, SDHC |
| Number of optical discs | 1 discs |
Provides general information about the unit, its features, and basic troubleshooting.
Explains the demonstration mode, its purpose, and how to activate or deactivate it.
Details the head unit, remote control, and fundamental actions like power, source selection, and volume.
Guides users through initial setup, language, date, time, and tuner settings.
Covers playing music from CDs, USB drives, SD cards, and iPods, including playback controls and enhancements.
Adjusts sound characteristics, manages Bluetooth telephone and audio connections.
Configures unit preferences like language, time, tuner steps, AUX input, and MIXTRAX.
Provides solutions for common symptoms, error messages, and device issues.
Guidelines for handling devices, media compatibility, and legal notices.
Lists detailed technical data for general, USB, SD, tuner, and Bluetooth features.
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