My Cd player is about a month old and I tried hooking up my MP3 player to the Aux port on the back. Nothing showed on the cd player that I had just hooked up the device. I searched all the functions to see if there was an option to turn the Aux on and I couldn't. So my MP3 won't play. During my search to find if there was an option to turn my aux port on, my UP button got stuck. So now everytime on turn on my cd player it starts increse the bass or treble or whatever the function is. I tried to playing with it to see if would "pop" out back to normal but it hasn't worked. If anyone knows the answer to any of these problem, I would appreciate your input. -Thanks
Hello,
I don't know if you have figured out how to turn the AUX port on yet, but I just figured it out. First, turn the CD Player off by quickly pushing the "Source" button. This is also the volume knob. Then, after the player is off, hold down the "Source" button. This will bring up the initial setup. Use the arrow keys to navigate through the options. One of the options is to turn the AUX port on. Once this is finished, turn the unit back on and you're ready to go.
Posted on Jan 15, 2009
You have to turn on the AUX port when in the initial setup mode. The easiest way I found is to just unplug the unit and start over, it can be found in the initial setup under the function button as AUX1/AUX2 and you need to push up to turn it on. Once I did that, my MP3 player works, but I can't control it's volume other then on the MP3 player itself. Any suggestions?
Posted on Jan 04, 2008
DONT NO
Posted on Aug 30, 2007
A 4-6 foot length is recommended, as the cable will need to be routed from behind the radio to a place your iPod can be easily manipulated.486 views
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