Pioneer DEH-1100 CD Player - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

True because the constant 12 volt supply is what maintains the settings of radio when it is turned off via the on/off or ignition switch.

Hi, 1. Switch the source OFF. 2. Enter the Time setting mode.Hold ^ button for 2 seconds 3. Select "Hour" or "Minute" with the 2/3 buttons. 4. Set as desired time with the 5/° buttons. As soon as you switch to "Minute", the seconds start counting from 00. 5. Cancel the Time setting mode. Note: ? Holding down the AUDIO button for 2 seconds also cancels the Time setting mode. ? To turn the time display ON. The time display disappears temporarily when you perform another operation, but the time indication returns to the display after 25 seconds. Note: ? When the sources are OFF, the Time appears on the display. Pressing the CLOCK button switches the Time display ON/OFF.

This should help you out. Good Luck.

Hi,
1. Switch the source OFF.
2. Enter the Time setting mode.Hold ^ button for 2 seconds
3. Select "Hour" or "Minute"
with the 2/3 buttons.
4. Set as desired time with the
5/° buttons.
As soon as you switch to "Minute", the seconds start counting from 00.
5. Cancel the Time setting mode.
Note:

• Holding down the AUDIO button for 2 seconds also cancels the Time setting mode.
• To turn the time display ON.

The time display disappears temporarily when you perform another operation, but the time
indication returns to the display after 25 seconds.
Note:
• When the sources are OFF, the Time appears on the display. Pressing the CLOCK button switches
the Time display ON/OFF.
Thank You.

I'm having the same problem worked for a couple of days then just stopped playing music

Does your car have a Factory amp if so u need to find the blue wire ( on most cars) and either ground it out or and power to it, it should turn the speakers on for you to play

CLICK HERE for your manual. Setting is inside.

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Hey! Im having the same exact problem! Did you ever find out how to fix it?????

Connections to the rear of the unit. RCA connectors are for output to amp(if fitted).
Main connector:
Yellow - To be connected to supply that is always "hot" irrespective of ignition position. This is for memory backup. If you cant find the original wire on the car it is recommended that you fit a new one straight from the battery. Be sure to use an inline fuse(15A) as close to the battery as possible. On the harness leading to ignition will be a thick white wire which will ne "always hot". It can be safely wired to this point as well
Red - To be connected to power from ignition. This line should power up and down with ignition operation. Red and yellow can be connected together and then to an "always hot" line. You will be able to use the radio with the ignition off, but forget the radio on and you have a flat battery the next morning.
Black - To earting point or negative of battery.
Blue - To auto antenna relay and/or amp power control. Do not connect directly to auto antenna. Always use a relay. Have a look at the following link if you're not sure about relay wiring : http://www.fixya.com/cars/r5544622-wire_relay
Yellow/black - Equipment using an auto mute function ie handsfree cellphone kit is wired here.
Speaker connections:
White - Front left positive
White/Black - Front left negative
Gray - Front right positive
Gray/black - Front right negative
Green - Rear left positive
Green/black - Rear left negative
Violet - Rear right positive
Violetblack - Rear right negative

check that the illum (usually orange)wire is not incorrectly hooked up to acc or perm power as it dims the display for night driving (supposed to be hooked up to your headlight parker switch.)

first of all what vehicle is it, because if it is a 2003 gm or later you might have to run a separate power wire to your red wire on your stereo. but if it isn't a gm. disconnect the wire harness from the back of the radio and make sure you have a constant 12volt to the yellow wire and 12volts on the red wire when you switch the ignition key to on. use a test light or a multimeter for this. you can find either pretty cheap at wally world or an auto-parts store.

hi afetr you have removed the front panel look on either side of the stereo there will be a slot on either side, you will need to purchase "radio keys" for the type of radio you have from a good auto store you can buy them off the shelf, you insert either key into the slots on the sides and then pulling them in slightly pull the radio at the same time ( if you just pull straight you will only pull the key's out so bend them in slightly as you pull ) it should come straight out of the security cage....hope this helped

sounds like you may have a shorted wire . make sure you tape up all unused wires seperatly. so they dont short to each other. also helps if you could tell us what kind of car you have

check the stereo for a blown fuse

turn the radio off,then press and hold till clock flashes,then use your arrow keys

turn the unit off.then push the power button and hold till clock flashes,then use your arrow keys

A couple things...but the deck must come out to check. (assuming this is a 12v N.American car) If you cannot remove or you dont know how - take it to a car stero shop. Electrical fires are nasty!

1. Make sure there are no open wires and connections are tight and taped (badly crimped connectors will hide loose connections)
2. Make sure the deck is supported in the back-it should not wiggle around.
3. There should be a wire firmly connected to the chassis of the car and the back chassis of the deck - Please do not drill into the deck - use an existing bolt !

what does it mean when slot 0 card in and slot 0 card out comes up when you are watching tv

try walmart they have the wiring harness that you need to install your radio for about 6 dollars

the cuircuit board on the cd drive is bad faulty. this is why the lens wont and can't read the info on the cd