What to do if my Pyle PLD71MU Car Video System has no power?
If your Pyle Car Video System isn't powering on, there are a couple of things to check. First, ensure your car ignition switch is in the "ACC" position if the power supply is connected to the car accessory terminal. Also, check the fuse; if it's blown, you'll need to replace it.
Why does my Pyle Car Video System have no television/video image?
If you're not seeing any television or video image on your Pyle Car Video System, it could be due to a couple of reasons. Check that the unit is properly connected to the parking brake detection switch according to the wiring instructions. Also, remember that for safety, video images won't display while the vehicle is moving unless the parking brake is engaged.
What to do if my Pyle PLD71MU Car Video System disc can't be loaded or ejected?
If your Pyle Car Video System is having trouble loading or ejecting discs, consider these possibilities: 1. If there is a disc inside the player, remove it before inserting a new one. 2. Make sure you're inserting the disc correctly, with the label facing upward. 3. The disc might be dirty or defective; try cleaning it or using a different disc. 4. If the car's interior is too hot, wait for the temperature to return to normal.
Why does my Pyle PLD71MU Car Video System radio not work?
If the radio in your Pyle Car Video System isn't working, first ensure the antenna cable is firmly connected. If it is, the signals might be too weak, in which case you should try selecting a station manually.
How to fix a black and white television/video image on my Pyle PLD71MU Car Video System?
If the television or video image on your Pyle Car Video System appears in black and white, the color system setting is likely incorrect. Please switch to the correct color system from the menu.
Why is there no color in the picture on my Pyle PLD71MU Car Video System?
If you're not seeing color in the picture on your Pyle Car Video System, the disc format might not be compatible with your TV-set (PAL/NTSC). Please adjust the television mode accordingly.
What to do if the operation keys on my Pyle PLD71MU Car Video System do not work?
If the operation keys on your Pyle Car Video System aren't responding, it might be due to the built-in microcomputer malfunctioning because of noise. Try pressing the RESET button. Also, ensure the front panel is properly fixed in place.
What to do if my Pyle PLD71MU can't play back a JPEG disc?
If your Pyle Car Video System is unable to play back a JPEG disc, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, check that the disc actually has JPEG files recorded on it. If it does, the JPEG files might not be recorded in a compliant format. In either case, try changing the disc and, if necessary, record JPEG files using a compliant application.
What to do if no television/video image appears on my Pyle Car Video System?
For safety, the Pyle Car Video System will not show television or video images while the vehicle is moving. Engage the parking brake to display images. Also, ensure the unit is properly connected to the parking brake detection switch according to the wiring instructions.
Why does the television/video image appear black-white on my Pyle Car Video System?
If your Pyle Car Video System shows a black and white television/video image, the color system is likely set incorrectly. Please switch to the correct color system from the menu settings.
General| Resolution | 800 x 480 Pixels |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Rear View Camera Input | Yes |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| USB/SD Card Input | Yes |
| Maximum SD Card Size | 32GB |
| Audio File Compatibility | MP3, WMA |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| SD Card Slot | Yes |
| AM/FM Radio | Yes |
| Video Playback | Yes |
| Audio Playback | Yes |
| Screen Size | 7 inches |
| Media Formats Supported | MP3, WMA |
| Video System | NTSC/PAL |
| Video File Compatibility | MPG |
| Image File Compatibility | JPEG |
| Outputs | RCA |
Covers laser, electrical safety, copyright, and region management.
Guidelines for installation location, DIN mounting, and detaching the unit.
Core functions like power, mute, volume, and switching input sources.
Fine-tuning picture and sound settings for optimal experience.
Selecting sound profiles and connecting external audio/video devices.
Basic playback, skipping tracks, and using special functions like zoom.
Finding content by time/track and connecting auxiliary devices.
Understanding the displayed playback details.
A table detailing symptoms, causes, and solutions for device malfunctions.
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