If I attach a fully charged re-chargeable 9V battery into its sockets the controller does not draw from it. I only have 3 stations connected. Could this be a factor? I have had the controller for 13 years and do not know if the battery back up aspect has ever functioned. It is possible that at the beginning the battery was installed before the unit was switched on. The booklet says "the battery must be installed after the power has been applied. The fuse is okay. I am not sure what the booklet means when it says "6-9 Stations".
SOURCE: No battery communications
Hi,
You will get that message when the communications cable is not hooked up. It looks like a phone line and daisy chains from one battery to another and ends at the Matrix Control unit. If you have those installed and it still says no communication the system need service.
If you have a volt meter you can check the voltage from each battery at the plug. It should be 48 volts or more, usually on a fresh battery pack it will read 54.0+ volts.
Hope this helps,
Dean
SOURCE: Pioneer DEH 225 car radio instructio booklet
Actually, there a re a bunch of hits when you Google it.
Here's the answer I found straight from Pioneer:
If your car CD player is a 2006 model or newer:
If your car CD player is newer than 2000 but older than 2006:
When you've completed all the steps, just press the SOURCE button to exit.
If your car CD player is 1999 or older:
For further assistance please consult your user manual.
Here are some other answers from around the web:
Hold down the source button till the unit switches off. Press thefunction button until it says clock. Use the tuner/volume controls tochange the time. Left/right switches between hour and minute. Up/downchanges the actual numbers.The website I'm including has all the old manuals on it if this doesnot work for you. Problem is, you may not know your model # so willhave to click through the links till you see a pic of one that lookslike yours. Hope this helps. I'm stoked that my clock is finally right!
turn the radio OFF with the car ON
then its easy to set the clock.
Most folks try to figure it out with the radio on
and it cant be done with the radio on,
Turn it off. Hold down "func" or "function" until something happens.
Then press the arrow keys still something else happens. When you're done, press "func" or "function" till nothing happens. Turn it on.
SOURCE: Analog / Digital stations
Hello mikekahan,
OK you are not going to like this but here we go any way. First of all I need to explain how your channels are created.
When the RF signals come into the headend of the Down converters they are separated into pre channelized designations DC (Down Converter) 4 Stream 1 (DC 4-1, DC 4-2...) now once this is done the down converter signal is fed into a channel processor which takes the incoming signal from the Down Converter remodulates it and puts it on an assigned channel 4-1 could become channel 4, 4-2 could become channel 5 and so on. Once this is done you end up with your regular channel line up for analog channels, now for digital its a little different you have IRDs (Integrated Receiver Decoders) which take the off air or satellite Digital RF signals and convert them into MPEG Streams which is the fed into what is called a SEM (Motorola Architecture) Stream Encryption Module which assigns numeric designations to the MPEG streams and then converts the MPEG streams back into RF. Now at this point we have analog and digital signals what then has to happen is the the analog signals must be turned into MPEG streams to go through the system so what happens is from the channel processor the analog signal is put into a SE (Stream encryptor) Like the SE1010. This takes the analog stream and turns it into am MPEG stream and feeds it into the SEM also and the SEM assigns a numeric designation just like the digital signal and this can sometime follow the same numeric designations as was obtained from the Down Converter, So what you end up with is analog and digital signals having the 4-1, 4-2, 5-1, 5-2, ..... format. This is where other equipment comes into play These designations are then kept in a database and are matched to their proper channels by use of the DAC and RADD along with an IPG server. These allow the SEM to assign true channel designations to the converted channels, now the SEM DAC, and RADD talks to your STB, this is way the channels are correct because the SEM and the DAC/RADD are matching what is on the IPG (Interactive Program Guide). When you remove your cable box the tuner in your TV does not know how to deal with the DAC, RADD and IPG signals so it only displays the RF information which is the 4-1, 4-2, 5-1, 5-2 data.
I hope this helps,
Shuttle83
http://www.electron-age-technologies-llc.com
SOURCE: sprinkler station drives another station by mistake
change the control valve for line 2. the coil is not pulling the plunger all the way in.
SOURCE: A Nelson controller won't accept programming commands
Look for a 'master reset' in the manual. This should put everything back to 'default setting'. Then start over in your programming. Don't forget to save after you program your parameters.
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