Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Owners Manual
- Reset
- Clock Set (Menu Item)
- Demo Mode (Menu Item)
- Table of Contents
- Disc Compatibility
- File / Format Compatibility
- USB Device Compatibility
- Parts & Controls
- Basic Operation
- Menu System
- Display Settings
- Music Disc / Audio File Operation
- Tuner Operation
- Audio Adjustments
- Cabin Selection (113DPX503 Only)
- DTA Setting (113DPX503 Only)
- X'Over Setting (113DPX503 Only)
- Equalizer Control (113DPX503 Only)
- Present Position Selection (113DPX503 Only)
- Manual Position Setting (113DPX503 Only)
- Audio Preset Memory (113DPX503 Only)
- Audio Preset Recall (113DPX503 Only)
- Audio Control
- Audio Setup
- Speaker Setting
- Audio Preset Memory (113DPX303 Only)
- Audio Preset Recall (113DPX303 Only)
- Satellite Radio Tuner Control (Optional)
- Remote Control
- Troubleshooting
- Messages
- Specs
- Installation
- Scan of CD-ROM
- Music Editor Manual (Supplied on CD-ROM)
- Warranty
Troubleshooting Guide
The messages shown below display your
systems condition.
Mecha Error/ Mecha
ERR:
Something
is
wrong
with
the disc magazine.
Or the
unit
is
malfunctioning for some reason.
¢ Check
the
disc magazine. And then press
the
reset
button
on
the
unit. If
the
"Mecha
Error" code does
not
disappear, consult
your nearest service center.
iPod
Error:
TOC
Error:
Error
05:
Error
77:
IN
(Blink):
Protect:
• No disc
has
been loaded in
the
disc
magazine.
•The
CD
is
quite dirty. The
CD
is
upside-
down. The
CD
is
scratched a lot.
The disc
is
unreadable.
The unit
is
malfunctioning for some reason.
¢
Press
the reset
button
on the unit. If
the
"Error
77"
code does
not
disappear, consult
your nearest service center.
The
CD
player section
is
not
operating
properly.
¢ Reinsert the
CD.
If
the
CD
cannot be
ejected or
the
display continues
to
flash
even
when
the
CD
has
been properly
reinserted, please switch
off
the
power
and consult your nearest service center.
The speaker wire
has
a short-circuit or
touches the
chassis
of
the vehicle, and then
the protection function
is
activated.
¢ Wire or insulate
the
speaker cable properly
and press the reset button. If the "Protect"
code does
not
disappear, consult your
nearest service center.
USB
ERROR
(Blink):
Some trouble may have occurred to
the
connected
USB
device.
¢ Remove
the
USB
device, then cycle the
power switch
to
ON.
If the same display
is
repeated.
use
another
USB
device.
Connection
to
the iPod
has
failed.
¢ Check
that
the
connected iPod
is
an
iPod
that
is
supported.
See
<About
Audio file>
(page
28)
for information
on
supported
iPods.
¢ Remove the
USB
device and then
reconnect it.
¢ Confirm
that
the software for
the
iPod
is
the latest version.
USB
REMOVE:
The Remove
mode
has
been selected for the
USB
device/iPod.
You
can remove
the
USB
device/iPod
safely.
Unsupported
File:
An
Audio file
is
played
with
a format
that
this
unit can't support.
Copy Protect/ Copy Protection/
COPY
PRO:
A copy-protected file
is
played.
Read
Error:
The file system
of
the
connected
USB
device
is
broken.
¢ Copy
the
files and folders for
the
USB
device again. If
the
error message
is
still
displayed, initialize
the
USB
device or
use
other
USB
devices.
No Device: The
USB
device
is
selected
as
a source
although no
USB
device
is
connected.
¢ Change
the
source
to
any source
other
than
USB.
Connect
an
USB
device, and
change
the
source
to
USB
again.
N/A
Device:
An
unsupported
USB
device
is
connected.
No Music Data/ No Music/ Error
15:
•The connected
USB
device contains no
playable audio file.
• Media was played that does
not
have data
recorded that the unit can play.
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