Pioneer deh-1500 same problem i see posted from someone else`

Mosfet 50wx4 indicates a feature of the Pioneer car radio. It isn't a model number. One Pioneer car radio/CD player with this feature is the DEH-1500. On this model, you need to turn off the unit to set the clock. Press and hold the Source button (to the left of the preset tuning buttons) until the device turns off. Press Audio (upper right corner) repeatedly until the clock appears in the display. Use the arrow keys (Skip/Back or Left/Right) on the right hand side of the radio to select a segment of the time to adjust. Use the Up/Down arrows to set the current time. Repeat choosing the time segment and adjusting the time until both the hour and minutes are correct. Press Band or press and hold the Audio button to exit the clock setting mode.

ManualsLib has the manual for the Pioneer DEH-1500 here: https://www.manualslib.com/products/Pioneer-Deh-1500-Car-Cd-Player-Mosfet-50wx4-Super-Tuner-3-Am-Fm-Radio-3432555.html . See page 16 for the clock setting procedure: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/129844/Pioneer-Deh-1500.html?page=16#manual . See page 6 for the picture of the front-panel buttons for the DEH-1500.

I hope this helps. Please add a comment with the model of the car radio if the above procedure doesn't work for your unit.

Cindy Wells

1 Press SRC/OFF and hold until the unit turns off . 2 Press SRC/OFF and hold until the clock appears in the display. 3 Press F (function) to select the initial setting. After selecting, perform the following procedures to set the initial setting. 1 Press < or > to select the segment of the clock display you wish to set Hour -Minute 2 Press ^ or v to put the clock right.

Hi, I have a Pioneer DEH-2950MP and manual had wrong instructions for setting clock. Took me hours, but instead of "Function" as manual stated or as someone suggested "Audio", found that "Source" button held in with stereo in off mode brought up flashing clock to enable resetting. Try that. Good luck !

Here's the Owners Manual link for your pioneer stereo...

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Car/DEH-P410UB_OperationManual1021.pdf

Setting the Clock is addressed on Page 29

I hope that helps.

Hold source button till radio turns off and clock turns on. Hold Function till clock blinks. Press arrow keys to select direction of time. Then press Source again. All done

Hi ive searched for a manual on this as i was bored and i can tell you you have to.
press function repeatedly until clock appears.
When it does press < or > to select a segment of the time eg hours or minutes.
then press ^ or down to increase or decrease
Hope this helps.

Here's a link to the manual Pioneer's web site.

Here's how you set the time (from page 16 in the manual):

1: press SOURCE and hold until the unit turns off.
2: Press AUDIO repeatedly until the clock appears in the display
3: Press (left arrow) or (right arrow) to select the segment of the clock display you wish to set (hours, minutes)
4: Press (up arrow) or (down arrow) to set the clock.

- To cancel clock settings, press BAND
- to save clock settings press AUDIO until the display stops blinking

Hi Elimo

Two pics as the manual had the paragraph separated. This is for DEH 2500 only. Let me know if you want the 1500 as well.

How to change the time on a Pioneer DEH 1500 car stereo:
With the radio off, select the 'clock' (upper left button) to display the time.
Press and hold the 'audio' (upper right button) until the time display blinks.
Use the 'select' buttons to select the hour or minutes and adjust time (right button selects minute digits, left button selects hour digit, up button increases the time, bottom button decreases time). Comment by dognut, posted on Dec 25, 2007 Just a further comment posted by dognut:
After setting the desired time, 'press any

turn your unit off by pressing the SRC button. then press the clock button (clock appears). press the audio (or function button) and then the hour blinks. press up or down to change setting and left or right to switch from hours to minutes. press audio button. wallah!