3.2 Trouble Shooting
Symptom | Cause |
No Power | Blown fuse in vehicle fuse |
| block. |
No Power | Bad connection |
Alternator noise is heard | Improper wiring creates a |
(Changes with Engine RPM) | ground loop |
You can hear music from | The Firmware on the iPod |
the iPod but you cant con- | may not be updated. |
trol it from the radio. |
|
Radio is not recognizing | Bad cables or cables are |
iPod2car interface | not connected properly |
| between converter box and |
| car radio |
Radio is not recognizing | Wrong confi guration on the |
iPod2car interface | interface |
Radio is not recognizing | Yellow and black wires are |
iPod2car interface | not connected to Constant |
| 12V+ and Ground. (When |
| applicable) |
iPod Audio is Low or | iPod2car interface is con- |
Distorted | nected with an external CD |
| changer or other external |
| factory audio source |
iPod is not charging | Yellow and black wires are |
| not connected to Constant |
| 12V+ and Ground. (When |
| applicable) |
Remedy
Replace fuse with same amp rating. If the fuse blows again, call tech support.
Check cable and wiring connection.
Install a Ground loop isola- tor or seek professional service from a local car audio shop.
Update the Firmware on the iPod. See section 1.2 of this manual.
Check connection and cables, push in fi rmly.
Select the right pconfi gu- ration for your car. (See section 1.5)
Please read wiring instruc- tions in chapter 2 of this manual and see if your car requires to connect the yellow and black cable to power and ground
Disconnect the factory external audio source.
Please read your vehicles section in this manual and see if your car requires to connect the yellow and black cable to power and ground
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