What to do if my VDO Car Receiver won't switch on?
If your VDO Car Receiver doesn't switch on, the car ignition might not be on, the cable might not be properly connected, or the fuse may be burnt. First, turn your car key in the ignition. Then, check the cable connection. Finally, replace the fuse with a new fuse of the same capacity.
Why is there no sound coming from my VDO TR723UB-BU Car Receiver?
If there is no sound from your VDO Car Receiver, the volume may be set at minimum or the mute function may be on. Check the volume level and switch the mute function off.
What to do if my VDO TR723UB-BU has poor quality radio reception?
If you are experiencing poor quality reception on your VDO Car Receiver, the antenna may not be fully extended or it could be broken. Fully extend the antenna. If it is broken, replace it with a new one.
Why am I unable to receive stations on my VDO TR723UB-BU?
If you are unable to receive stations on your VDO Car Receiver, the antenna may not be connected properly. Ensure that the antenna is properly connected.
What to do if my VDO TR723UB-BU Car Receiver unit or screen does not work normally?
If your VDO Car Receiver unit or screen isn't working normally, the unit system might be unstable. Press the RESET button.
Why does my VDO TR723UB-BU Car Receiver lose preset stations?
If your VDO Car Receiver is losing preset stations, the battery cable may not be properly connected. Connect the permanent live on the unit to the permanent live on the vehicle.
What to do if I am unable to insert a USB device into my VDO TR723UB-BU Car Receiver?
If you are unable to insert a USB device into your VDO Car Receiver, the USB device may have been inserted the wrong way round. Insert it the other way around.
What to do if my VDO TR723UB-BU cannot read the USB device?
If your VDO Car Receiver cannot read the USB device, the NTFS format may not be supported. Check that the file system is in FAT or FAT32 format. Due to different formats, some models of storage devices or MP3 players may not be read.
General| Supported radio bands | FM, LW, MW |
|---|---|
| Radio Data System (RDS) | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| AUX in ports | 1 |
| USB port position | Front |
| Bluetooth profiles | A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP |
| DIN size | - |
| Output power | 60 W |
| Product color | Black |
| Audio output channels | 4.0 channels |
| Maximum power per channel | 15 W |
| Audio formats supported | MP3, WMA |
| Hands-free calling | Keep your hands on wheel with Bluetooth™ Hands-free calling. After pairing your compatible Bluetooth mobile phone to your TomTom GPS, you’ll be able to see incoming call information, make and answer calls, and talk hands-free through your device. You’ll e |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 58.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 188 mm |
| Height | 130 mm |
Covers essential safety advice for device operation and installation.
Instructions to follow before operating the unit and general caution.
Key technical details including power, fuse, weight, and dimensions.
Frequency tables for radio tuning across different regions.
Detailed explanation of each button and its associated functions.
Guidance on track skipping, fast search, and folder navigation.
How to set the clock and access system settings.
Tips for automatic/manual tuning and storing radio presets.
Explanation of RDS features and Logic ON/OFF power management.
List of configurable setup parameters like clock, beep, and region.
Options for customizing audio output like EQ, bass, and treble.
Steps for pairing a smartphone and establishing a Bluetooth connection.
Instructions for making calls and managing voice interactions.
How to play music wirelessly via Bluetooth audio.
Procedures for inserting, removing, and managing USB devices.
Information on supported file systems and media limitations.
Device compliance with FCC rules for radio frequency interference.
Guidelines on safe installation regarding radiation exposure limits.
Visual guide illustrating the electrical connections for the unit.
Detailed explanation of each pin's function in the connector compartments.
Solutions for power, sound, and general operational failures.
Troubleshooting steps for radio reception and USB read errors.
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