20 Most Recent Pioneer DEH P3100UB Car CD/ MP3 Player Questions & Answers

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http://a248.e.akamai.net/pix.crutchfield.com/Manuals/130/130P3100UB.PDF

Generally, I would say just set them to where they sound the best to you. Different people have different tastes and ideas as to what sounds the best.

Hi there,

Well you may please follow the link below -

http://a248.e.akamai.net/pix.crutchfield.com/manuals/130/130p3100ub.pdf

There is a user manual on this link which contain your wiring digram also........

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sounds like the faceplate is not seated right or has dirty connections but it is in your detachable face plate. your still under warenty.

bad audio ic , audio output ic

I had this exact same problem. Here is how I just figured out how to fix it. First of all, my friend as an iTouch as well, so I plugged his iTouch into my DEH-P4000UB, similar to your 3100UB, and it actually worked and played music. So I went to my Music then selected a song and pressed pause. I turned on the car and then plugged the USB cable into my iTouch, exactly the same as yours. When I replugged my iTouch into my deck it gave me a different error this time, Error-19. Refreshing but still frustrating. So I turned off the car, unplugged the USB cable and tried it one more time. This time I selected "Repeat" on the song, don't ask me why, but this is exactly what I just did. I turned on the car, plugged the USB and it worked!!!

I understand your frustration and I've been dealing with it for a while now. So hopefully this helps. Good Luck!

:) the rca jacks have to be connected to an amplifier,, their signal is too lay to even light a bulb.. you have to connect it to a car amplifier and then from the amplifier to the speakers..

Just so you'd know,, once your deck plays and you hear music on your speakers through your normal speaker wires,, RCA jacks work..

Ok you have 4 jacks,, 2 subs and 2 front.. These should connect to a preamp,, which takes 4 inputs and allows you to equalize or adjust how the music should sound,, now from the pre-amp,, it runs to an amplifier,, thats powers the subs and another that powers the speakers.. Some amps have 4 inputs so you can use one amp for your subs mids and heights..

for example a basic music system is

1 cd player
1 pre amp
1 amplifier (4 inputs, 4 channel out)

you bridge 1+2 and connect this to 1 12" double coil sub woofer

the next 2 connect to 2 mid speakers example "rockford or ev 5 / 8 " and 2 tweeters for heights..

Thats a kicking tricked out basic car audio system,,,

Hope that helps you understand how it works..

verify if your remote is working by seeing with your phone camera (infrared light) :)

see also : http://car-radio-unlock.blogspot.com/search/label/remote control

broken wire, or dirty connection....oh check your ground wire for radio...

Sounds like you have bad contacts between the faceplate and main connector. If you don`t have contact cleaner handy you can use rubbing alcohol and a q`tip to cleaned the contacts on both the faceplate and main chassis. For badly oxidized contact try to use an ink eraser Also you may want to check for loose mechanical lock or hinges on the radio itself where the faceplate attaches. Hope this help good luck

http://www.pioneer.co.uk/uk/support/manuals/DEH-P3100UB/index.html

Try here, Pioneer support web site.

Press and hold SRC until unit turns off. Press MULTI-CONTROL and hold until CLOCK SET appears in display, then release. Press MULTI-CONTROL to select Hour or Minute. Turn the MULTI-CONTROL knob to change segment that is flashing. Reference page 26 in this link to Pioneer for your DEH-P3100UB instruction manual.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/DEH-P3100UB_OperationManual1029.pdf

Changing the language and updating maps on a Pioneer Carrozzeria AVIC HRV22, which typically comes with Japanese language settings, can be a bit tricky, but it's possible. Here's a general guide:

1. Locate the Settings: First, try to navigate through the menu to find the settings option. It might be represented by a gear icon or a wrench icon.
2. Use a Translation App or Guide: If you can't understand the Japanese menu, use a translation app on your smartphone to translate the menu options. Alternatively, you can search online for a guide or manual in English for your specific model.
3. Change the Language: Once you've located the settings menu, look for an option related to language settings (???? in Japanese). Select it and then choose English (or ?? in Japanese). Confirm your selection.
4. Update Maps: Updating the maps might require accessing a specific section of the menu, typically labeled something like "Map Update" (????). Once you're in that section, follow the prompts to update the maps. This might involve connecting the device to a computer and downloading the updated maps from the manufacturer's website.
5. Follow On-Screen Instructions: Throughout the process, pay attention to any on-screen instructions or prompts, even if they're in Japanese. Sometimes, the navigation buttons or layout might remain consistent regardless of the language.
6. Reset if Necessary: If you accidentally get stuck or lost in the menus, there might be a reset button somewhere on the device. Pressing this button will restore the device to its factory settings, allowing you to start over.

If you find it challenging to navigate the menu or if the options are not readily understandable, you might want to seek assistance from someone who understands Japanese or consult a professional who specializes in car audio/GPS systems. They can guide you through the process more efficiently.