Pioneer FH-P8800 operation manual Error Cords of Auto-equalizing Function

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10. When Auto-equalizing is completed, a message is displayed as below.

When correct measurement of car interior acoustic characteristics is not possible, an error message is displayed. (Refer to error messages on this page.)

11.To cancel the Auto-equalizing mode, press any button.

12.Store the microphone carefully in the glove compartment.

Store the microphone carefully in the glove compartment or other safe place. If the micro- phone is subjected to direct sunlight for an extended period, high temperatures may cause it to deform, change color and malfunction.

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7When Auto-equalizing was performed correctly:

AUTO EQ ON applies to, and the “AUTO EQ” indicator lights for, all equalizer curves that are called (refer to page 39.). The called equalizer curve is set after it is corrected by Auto-equalizing.

“AUTO EQ”

Error Cords of Auto-equalizing Function

When correct measurement of car interior acoustic characteristics is not possible with the Auto-equalizer, the following error messages are displayed. After checking, try again.

Display	Cause	Remedy
ERROR-1	Microphone is not connected.	Plug in the supplied microphone
		securely into the jack.

ERROR-2	The microphone cannot pick up	Confirm that the speakers are
	the measuring tone of the front	connected correctly.
	and rear speakers.
	and rear speakers.	Set the input level setting of the power
		amp connected to the speakers
		correctly.

		Correctly set the microphone.

ERROR-3	The surrounding noise level is too	Stop your car in a place that’s as quite
	high.	as possible, and switch off the engine
		and air conditioner or heater.

		Correctly set the microphone.

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Contents FH-P8800 Contents Audio Adjustment Using the Digital SignalWe Want You Listening For a Lifetime Key Finder Head Unit CloseHead Unit Open Remote Controller Remote Controller and Care Using the Remote ControllerBatteries Resetting the Microprocessor Before Using This ProductAbout This Product About This ManualPrecaution After-sales Service for Pioneer Products7U.S.A Basic Operation Remote ControllerTo Listen to Music Select the desired source e.g. TunerRaise or lower the volume Setting the Display AngleTurn the source OFF Select the desired angleManual and Seek Tuning Basic Operation of TunerBand Basic Operation of Built-in CD Player EjectDisc Loading Slot Direction Indicator Direction Change Play Time Indicator Basic Operation of Cassette PlayerOpen/Eject Fast Forward/Rewind and Music Search Each press of the 2 button selects Rewind-Music SearchCassette Loading Slot Basic Operation of Multi-CD Player Corresponding Display Indications and Buttons 7Head Unit 7Remote Controller 7DisplayEntering the Function Menu Cancel the Function MenuFunction Menu Functions Operate a mode. e.g. Repeat Play7Built-in CD Player 7Cassette Player7Multi-CD Player Entering the Detailed Setting Menu Enter the Detailed Setting MenuOperate a mode Cancel the Detailed Setting Menu Detailed Setting Menu Functions Local Seek Tuning Local Tuner OperationBest Stations Memory BSM Using the Built-in CD Player Repeat Play RepeatRandom Play Random Pause Pause Scan Play T.SCANCompression and DBE COMP/DBE CD Text FunctionDisc Title Input Title Displaying Disc TitleUsing the Cassette Player Scan Play ScanBlank Skip B.SKIP Dolby B NR B NR Radio Intercept RIUsing Multi-CD Players Display Play range ITS Instant Track Selection ITS Programming ITSITS Play ITS.PLAY Erase a Disc Program Erase a Track ProgramSwitch the desired character Type with the button Select letters, numbers Symbols with the 5/ buttonsDisc Title Switch the Disc Title Display Selecting Discs by Disc Title List Title ListPlay the selected disc with Button Title Display Switching COMP/DBE ON/OFF SwitchingCompression and DBE COMP/DBE CD Text Function for CD Text compatible typeTitle Scroll Playing Discs on a 50-Disc Type Multi-CD PlayerScroll the title display by pressing the Scroll button Disc Number Rough SearchBalance Adjustment Fader Audio AdjustmentEaEntering the Audio Menu Audio Menu FunctionsSubwoofer Setting Adjustment 80Hz Change the phase of Subwoofer output with the 2/3 buttonsSubwoofer Output SUB.W Source Level Adjustment SLA Loudness Adjustment LoudEntering the DSP Menu Using the Digital Signal Processor DSPDSP Menu Functions Graphic EqualizerBand Graphic Equalizer Adjustment Adjust the level with ButtonsRecalling the Equalizer Curves Setting the Listening Position Position About the Position IndicatorRepeat steps 3 to 4 for the other band adjustments Position SelectorAuto-equalizing Function PrecautionBefore Operating the Auto-equalization Read this before performing Auto-equalizingSwitch the ignition switch to on or ACC Switch the source OFF OverleafAuto-equalizing Enter the Auto-equalizing mode Auto EQ When Auto-equalizing was performed correctly Error Cords of Auto-equalizing FunctionEntering the Initial Setting Menu Initial SettingSelect the desired mode Operate a mode Cancel the Initial Setting MenuInitial Setting Menu Functions Setting the TimeSetting the Calender Setting the Clock Display Clock Switching the AUX Mode AUXSetting the Dimmer Dimmer Selecting the Contrast Contrast Selecting the Digital Attenuator DIG.ATTSwitching the Display Volume AttenuatorAbout the Demonstration Mode Cut the volume by about 90%Cellular Telephone Muting Using the AUX SourceSelecting the AUX Source AUX Title InputCD Player and Care Built-in CD Player’s Error MessageCassette Player and Care Cleaning the HeadAbout the Cassette Player About Cassette TapesSpecifications GeneralAudio/DSP Cassette player CD playerFM tuner AM tunerPioneer Corporation Page Page Page Page Page