I can not figure out how to change the time on my stereo? I can't seem to figure it out. I tried holding the clock botton down to change it but that didn't work.
Okay you off turn off the stereo with the off button and push clock, and then hold down the audio button on the top right side and then the numbers will start flashing.
Posted on Jun 02, 2007
I am now the proud owner of a used Pioneer DEH-1650 unit that I got at an auction for $5. At my workbench, when I applied 12VDC between the black and red wires, I found it draws 2.4 mA approx. (the red wire needs a constant 12V to hold up the memory?). However, when 12V is applied to the thicker yellow wire as well (which I think would normally be supplied with 12V via the vehicle's ignition switch), there is nothing - no clock, no display etc, and no current measured through the yellow wire. Is this wire connected to a fuse inside the unit? If so, how do I get at it?
Posted on Jul 19, 2010
Refer to the section of your owner's manual that addresses the car radio. Each car radio is different in the way you set the clock. If you've installed a car radio other than the one that was manufactured with the car, consult the manual for that radio.
Know that if this is the first time you're setting the clock or are setting the clock after installing a new battery in your car, you have to set the hour and the minute of time. Often, you set the clock with either the radio station up or down arrows. On some car stereos, you use the CD track selector buttons for setting the clock.
Using either the CD or radio selector buttons, set the hour first. Push the button labeled "Set" or "Clock" and then set the minute with the same procedure. When setting the minute, some manufacturers allow you to move through in increments of five by pressing and holding the button. If the time of day were 2:49 p.m., for example, you would push the button 13 times, including nine times to display :45, then four additional times incremented by one to display :49. Push the "Set" button or the "Clock" button.
Determine whether your car stereo is equipped to automatically change when Daylight Saving Time begins and ends. If it hasn't changed at 2 a.m. of the time-changing date, you know it isn't equipped for this. In that case, set the hour either forward or backward and the appropriate time of the year.
If you can't figure out how to set the clock on your car stereo, wait until noon on any given day, disconnect your car battery and reconnect it.
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I have the same problem no manual its a older pioneer cd/radio player in a 1996 blazer everything else works except I CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO CHANGE THE CLOCK
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