20 Most Recent Jensen Phase Linear UV10 - Page 9 Questions & Answers

touch source button in the upper left corner until the tuner options are on, or until you see the stations,m then hit seek or tune to get the station you wish to play.

What made you determine that it was at 10%?

Hold "dis" until hours flash. Use volume knob to adjust. Press "dis" again to move to minutes. Press "dis" again to exit.

There is a wire which grounds to your parking barke mechanism from your system. You must move this to another (fill time) ground.

Andy did you ever fix the problem. I had the same thing happen and can't figure it out.

Details? Vehicle?

We have no information on this. Sorry my friend.

Try formatting ur USB stick to fat32 before copying anything on it. After formatting copy whatever ur trying to play. If it still don't play check the file compatibility of the unit. If your trying to play a mkv file and ur unit isn't compatible it won't read either. Hope this helps...

Your not getting enough power to your amp and this will damage them for sure! Also your amp needs to have it's own separate wire that goes directly from your battery to the amp! If you run your power wire for your amp any other way you are asking for major electrical problems. You need to have a piece of 8 Ga. wire running from your battery all the way to your amp, also need to have a very good ground very clean and making contact fully through another piece of wire the same size as the + wire from your battery! This is so important that you do this simply because if the wire is too small it will get hot from the current draw by your amps that it will eventually melt the jacket off of the wire and short out or even catch on fire! That sound your hearing is the amps cycling through power up and shutting down since they need 12 Volts of constant voltage and a constant source of current flowing through the wire it will start to power up but once both amps draw from the wire they loose the power needed to stay working, then they do it again, etc... Rewire your amps with large enough wire or if you are using the correct wire then I would suggest checking your battery and then your alternator for problems of under voltage. Hope this helps, always make sure to place a fuse in line from you battery + terminal no further than 18" from the connection to you battery and use a fuse that is rated for the WIRE being used. Your trying to keep the wire from burning up that's all that the fuse is for. The fuses on the amps are to keep your amps from burning up they are not protecting that wire at all.

check your antenna wire is plugged in securely. if its just scaning it is not finding a single.