Why is there no sound coming from my REI ST-3000?
If your REI Car Receiver has no sound, ensure the speakers are correctly connected to the harness and that all spliced wires are properly connected. Verify that the speakers are not shorted to the chassis and that the total speaker impedance is within 4-8 ?. Also, check the volume level.
What to do if the Public Address can NOT be heard over speakers of my REI Car Receiver?
If you can't hear the Public Address over the speakers on your REI Car Receiver, check the PA settings in the radio's menu to ensure they are correct. Also, verify that the microphone is pinned correctly and that you are using the correct microphone type. Ensure the microphone isn't defective. You can turn the volume up on the microphone or radio when the LCD display’s MIC.
What to do if my REI ST-3000 Car Receiver LCD Display says MIC and front controls are locked?
If the LCD display of your REI Car Receiver says MIC and the front controls are locked, it means the PA system is triggered. Disconnect the microphone and verify it is the correct type and has the correct pinning. If necessary, replace the microphone.
Why is the backlighting on but no LCD display on my REI Car Receiver?
If the backlighting is on but there is no LCD display on your REI Car Receiver, it could be due to no power to the BATTERY wire or a blown 10A main fuse. Check for both ACC & BATTERY voltage with a multi-meter and inspect all fuses.
General| Brand | REI |
|---|---|
| Model | ST-3000 |
| Category | Car Receiver |
| Language | English |
Technical details regarding audio performance parameters like voltage, current, and impedance.
Specifies the continuous and maximum power output capabilities of the device.
Details the frequency range, sensitivity, and signal-to-noise ratio for the FM tuner.
Details the frequency range, sensitivity, and signal-to-noise ratio for the AM tuner.
Details the frequency range, sensitivity, and signal-to-noise ratio for weather band reception.
Information on maximum input voltage and impedance for auxiliary inputs.
Physical measurements of the radio unit, including chassis and nosepiece.
Describes the function of the power button for the unit.
Explains the use of the volume and selection knob for adjustments.
Details the auto-store and preset scan functionality for radio stations.
Explains how to save and recall preset radio stations.
Describes the button used to change radio bands (AM, FM, WB).
Explains manual tuning and automatic seeking of radio stations.
Describes the button to change display information, like clock or mode.
Describes the button to navigate between different audio input modes.
Explains the button for automatically scanning radio stations.
Identifies the front panel 3.5mm auxiliary input jack.
Details how to turn the unit ON or OFF using the power button.
Explains how to adjust volume and select functions using the knob.
Describes the process for auto-programming stations and scanning presets.
Explains how to store and recall favorite radio stations.
Details how to cycle through different radio bands (FM1-3, AM1-2, WB).
Explains manual tuning and automatic seeking, including WB channel access.
Describes how to change the display information and set the clock.
Procedure for installing the radio using the DIN collar and support bracket.
Procedure for installing the radio using ISO mount applications and hardware.
Details the front and rear auxiliary input jacks for external audio devices.
Explains how to tune into NOAA National Weather Radio broadcasts.
Describes how to access and adjust settings like microphone type and firmware version.
Details how to connect a PA microphone and its priority over audio modes.
Explains volume control for PA mode based on microphone type (Dynamic/Carbon).
Provides a diagram for connecting the radio, speakers, and power.
Specifies the necessary cutout dimensions for fitting the radio into a dash.
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