RCA means (Really Crappy Audio)

Reciever RCA RT2500 ' Techlore

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Aug 20, 2005 - 31 posts - ‎23 authors
hey ive got the rca RT2500 home theater system. .... won't power up) regardless of number of times I try to simulate a 120 V power flash (pulling plug .... My RCA receiverturns on but there is no sound...what can this mean?

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Mar 27, 2013 - TV: Sony Bravia KDL-60EX645 Home Theatre System:RCA RT2906 ...-I've set the television, per the manual's instruction, to "Audio System" and "Audio Out: Fixed." This should allow the TV to turn off its internal speakers and switch .... SolvedI have F & D home theatre system, my rear speakers won't work.

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CNETJul 30, 2006 - Hey I have a 26" LCD TV from Polaroid and a Philips DVD home theatersystem. ... the Audio setup on the tv and TELL it to output the sound via the RCAcables ... However, you would normally turn off the TV speakers with a menu ... I just can't figure out why the TV audio won't play on the surround sound. Anynet+ - Home theater won't turn on with tv
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the readings the ECU is getting from the MAP + MAF sensors conflict, possibly a dirty MAF sensor (the one near the air box), if you are lucky? - buy an op-com setup from ebay (need a laptop also), much better than a crappy code scanner! - it tells you in english what the issue is!

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LOC 10 means that 10 incorrect codes have been entered into the radio and it is effectively locked down. Ford will attempt to charge you BIG money to resolve this. I recently had a customer who was quoted £250 by Ford for the very same issue who wanted to send the radio away to their technical dept. - can you believe that?

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from what you have described and what i have read on the rca technical forum. the problem seems to be a flash memory error or the slide lock is activated on the unit. Is the unit locked? if not it means the flash memory is no longer working or is intermittently working. There isnt much you can do on the consumer level. And with the price of the unit its not really worth paying to get repaired. I would suggest replacing the unit. From what i can tell rca charges 55$+ shipping to fix this error. If its under warranty they will fix it free of charge, as long as it has not been tampered with. If its not under warranty its up to you to decide is it worth paying 55$+shipping or buying a new unit. No one likes to hear this, But unfortunately that is the case.
I hope this helps you understand your problem. If you require further explanation or assistance i will be glad to provide it. Thanks and have a great day -Midwest-tek

Without seeing anything, the yellow=video, the red and white=audio. The yellow/video "output" of the cable box goes to the yellow/video "input" of the TV. The red and white are the audio that go from audio "output" of the cable box to the audio "input"of the TV. I don't know what the Cable company was telling you???? The cables are "RCA" and give you the worst clarity for a picture. If you cable box has three output ports colored Red, Green, and Blue ("Component') and you TV has the same three as inputs, that will make your picture much better. If you can hook it up with the component jacks, you will still need the audio RCA (red and white) between the two units. I hope this helps.

simple. The Pearl Series for RCA is AAA battery powered. You cannot charge it through your USB port.

check the speaker connections for any short circuit and also for polarity.
check if mute is highlighted on the screen
check if the audio output of the player is properly connected (optical / coax or RCA
this should solve your problem
If not tell me your connection configuration with regard to input output.

Regards David

Are you using a stereo-mini to RCA cable that has a red and a white RCA plug? What I mean is, you should have the one cable coming out of the headphone jack on the computer, and two (left and right) cables going to the receiver. The only other thing I can suggest is making sure the cables are tight. Maybe try another input on the receiver. There really shouldn't be any feedback unless there is some underlying problem.

If all 3 handsets fail to charge on the base unit that leads one to the conclusion that the charger with-in the base unit has gone bad and I really don't know of any fix. Thank You. Jerry