Hello, does anyone know how to fix the display on this unit from changing to black, then to blue, then black and blue? The background/foreground keep switching colors back and forth and its annoying the hell out of me, does anyone know the setting to fix this????
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Re: Pioneer deh p730
Has it always been like this? I know that the display inverts automatically to save the life of the OEL...otherwise the brightness of the same pixels being on all the time will cause the OEL to 'burn-in'
If that isn't the problem, the OEL is going bad. They can run about $100 and usually aren't worth repairing.
No, it is not a problem. With the unit turned off but still receving power through the ignition and battery constant power wires, press the #5 button key and it will disable the screensaver from inverting. I believe it is done to preserve the life of the OEL.I need to follow up on this.
No, it is not a problem. With the unit turned off but still receving power through the ignition and battery constant power wires, press the #5 button key and it will disable the screensaver from inverting. I believe it is done to preserve the life of the OEL.
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For most older Pioneer single CD players, you can set the clock using the following steps:
Press and hold the SOURCE button until the unit shuts off.
Press and hold SOURCE again until the clock appears.
*With some models you will press and hold the FUNCTION or AUDIO button instead of the SOURCE button.
Press the left or right arrow to select the segment of time you wish to adjust.
Press the up or down arrows to increase or decrease the numbers in the blinking segment.
Once the clock is set correctly, press the SOURCE button to exit.
remote turn on is blue with a white stripe and antena is blue 12+ is yellow acc is red ground is black left front is white with gray stripe right front is gray with black stripe green with black stripe is rear left and purple with black stripe is right rear
I have the same radio, it doesn't have preset buttons...to get it off u turn the key to on/acc and turn the radio off. then press the "band/esc" button.
Here is the breakdown of what wire does what: +Red..............12v ignition +Yellow...........12v battery -Black............Ground +Blue.............Power antenna +Blue/white.......Remote turn on Orange...........Dashlight/dimmer Orange/white.....Dashlight/dimmer Orange/black.....Dashlight/dimmer +White............Front left positive -White/black......Front left negative +Grey.............Front right positive -Grey/black.......Front right negative +Green............Rear left positive -Green/black......Rear left negative +Purple...........Rear right positive -Purple/black.....Rear right negative
red -Acc power yellow -12 memory power black -ground blue -amplifier remote blue/white -power antenna SPEAKERS white left front + white/black left front - grey right front + grey/black right front - green left rear + green/black left rear purple right rear + purple/black right rear -
Most Pioneer units follow the below detailed color codes for the wiring. Yellow - +12V Constant Power Red - +12V Switched (accessory) Power Blue - Power Antenna Blue/White - Amp Turn-on White - Left Front Positive Speaker Wire (LF+) White/Black - (LF-) Gray - Right Front Positive Speaker Wire (RF+) Gray/Black - (RF-) Green - Right Rear Positive Speaker Wire (RR+) Green/Black - (RR-) Purple - Left Rear Positive Speaker Wire (LR+) Purple/Black - (LR-)
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.
Pioneer follows standard color coding for stereo/headunit wiring. Pioneer car stereos needs two wires plus the ground wire to be
activated. The yellow is connected to the always on B+12 such as the
positive terminal of the battery, the red goes to a switched B+12 such
as the ACC of the IGN switch while the black of course goes to the
chassis/body ground.
Should the above been done correctly and
problem persist, then perhaps the fuse may have blown, there is a loose
connector at the rear of the head unit or a probable internal
electronic defect has developed.
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.
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