Why does my Pioneer DEH-9300SD Car Receiver say 'NO AUDIO'?
The 'NO AUDIO' message on your Pioneer Car Receiver indicates that the inserted disc doesn't have any playable files. Try replacing the disc.
What to do if my Pioneer DEH-9300SD Car Receiver displays 'ERROR-07' or 'ERROR-11'?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver shows 'ERROR-07' or 'ERROR-11', it means the disc is either dirty or scratched. You should clean the disc first. If the error persists, replace the disc.
Why does my Pioneer DEH-9300SD display 'PROTECT'?
The 'PROTECT' message on your Pioneer Car Receiver means 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 DEH-9300SD Car Receiver?
If your Pioneer Car Receiver displays 'SKIPPED', it indicates that the inserted disc contains DRM protected files. Try replacing the disc.
What does 'NO DEVICE' mean on Pioneer DEH-9300SD?
The 'NO DEVICE' message on your Pioneer Car Receiver means that when plug and play is off, no USB storage device or iPod is connected. To fix this, turn the plug and play on and connect a compatible USB storage device/iPod.
What does 'FORMAT READ' mean on my Pioneer DEH-9300SD?
The 'FORMAT READ' message on your Pioneer Car Receiver indicates that you should wait until the message disappears and you hear sound.
What does ERROR-23 mean on my Pioneer Car Receiver?
The 'ERROR-23' message on your Pioneer Car Receiver means that the CD format is unsupported. You should replace the disc.
What does ERROR-15 mean on my Pioneer Car Receiver?
The 'ERROR-15' message on your Pioneer Car Receiver means that the inserted disc is blank. You should replace the disc.
General| MP3 playback | Yes |
|---|---|
| Audio formats supported | AAC, MP3, WMA |
| Supported radio bands | AM, FM |
| Preset stations quantity | 24 |
| Product color | Black |
| Audio output channels | 4.0 channels |
| Equalizer bands quantity | 5 |
| Maximum power per channel | 50 W |
| Illumination color | White |
| Compatible memory cards | SD |
| I/O ports | 3x RCA 1x USB |
Covers unit basics, trouble handling, demo mode, and terminology.
Explains screen reversal, sound muting during calls/prompts.
Identifies controls on the head unit and optional remote.
Covers front panel, source selection, and basic tuner use.
Explains menu navigation and tuner display indicators.
Covers storing/recalling stations and PI Seek features.
Discusses radio text, traffic/news announcements, and local seek tuning.
Guide to accessing and setting various unit functions via the menu.
Explains tuner settings, PTY search, and introduces media operations.
Introduces basic operations for CD and external storage devices.
Details playing discs, USB, SD cards, and navigating files.
How to view and scroll text information from media files.
Covers playback modes and basic iPod usage.
Explains browsing songs and advanced features like shuffle/link play.
Details browsing songs, control modes, and sound enhancement.
Explains how to operate the iPod function from the unit.
Covers iPod settings, pause, and accessing audio adjustments.
Detailed settings for fader, balance, equalizer, subwoofer, bass, and HPF.
Settings for loudness compensation and source level adjustment.
How to set language, date, and time on the unit.
Settings for FM step, Auto PI Seek, and USB/iPod auto-switching.
Configuration options for warning tones, auxiliary input, and display dimming.
Adjusting brightness, rear output/subwoofer settings, and muting.
Controls for demo, reverse, AUX, and clock display.
Customizing background visuals and display modes.
Lists error messages for CD player, USB, SD, and iPod devices.
Further troubleshooting for device connection, communication, and iPod errors.
Error code explanations and general handling advice for discs and devices.
Details on SD card types, iPod, DualDisc, WMA, and MP3 compatibility.
Specs for WAV, AAC, and guidelines for discs/external storage.
Guidelines for disc playback, folder hierarchy, and external storage devices.
Lists compatible iPod models and recommended file sequencing for playback.
Legal information regarding iTunes, Apple, and trademarks.
Details on MP3/WMA licensing, SD card logos, and iPod/iPhone trademarks.
Technical details on power, dimensions, audio output, and CD player.
Specs for USB standard, SD card, and FM/MW/LW tuners.
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