Audiovox Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

Lately I have been loosing the signal constantly in the house. I've tried different stations to see if it would be any better and it's not. I called xm and they refreshed my signal but it didn't do ant good. It's really annoying to constantly have the signal fade. Everything is hooked up right. This is been going on for about 5 months and my neighbors complain about the same thing.

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Here are the user instructions for the Bosch Tassimo coffee maker type CTPM01: Fill the water tank with fresh water. Turn on the coffee maker by pressing the power button. Wait for the indicator light to turn green. Place a T-Disc (coffee or other hot beverage) in the brewing unit. Press the start button to begin the brewing process. Wait for the brewing process to complete. Remove the cup and discard the used T-Disc. Repeat steps 4-7 to make additional cups of coffee or other hot beverages. Additional Tips: Always use fresh water when filling the water tank. Only use T-Discs designed for use with the Bosch Tassimo coffee maker. To descale the coffee maker, use the descaling T-Disc provided with the machine or a descaling solution recommended by the manufacturer. Regularly clean the brewing unit and other removable parts according to the manufacturer's instructions. Refer to the user manual for additional information and troubleshooting tips.

The Audiovox AMP777 is a 4-channel power amplifier, and the input wires will depend on the audio source you are using. Typically, the amplifier will have RCA input jacks for left and right channels, and you would use RCA cables to connect the audio source to the amplifier. Some amplifiers also have a high-level input option, which would allow you to connect speaker wires directly to the amplifier's input terminals. However, it's always best to consult the user manual or contact Audiovox support for specific wiring instructions for your amplifier model.

It's possible that the issue with your Audiovox pursuit PRO9056c remote start system is related to the antenna or its connection. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the antenna connection: Make sure the antenna is properly connected to the control module of the remote start system. You may need to remove the panel where the antenna is mounted to access the wiring and connections. Check the wiring for any signs of damage or corrosion, and make sure the connections are tight.
2. Check the fuse: The remote start system may have a fuse that is responsible for powering the antenna. Check the fuse to make sure it is not blown or damaged.
3. Reset the system: Try resetting the remote start system by disconnecting the battery for a few minutes, then reconnecting it. This may help reset the system and resolve any issues that were causing it to malfunction.
4. Consult a professional: If you are not familiar with automotive electronics or are unable to resolve the issue with the above steps, it may be best to consult with a professional technician who can diagnose and repair the system for you.

It's also possible that there is a problem with the remote start system itself, such as a malfunctioning control module

See if the videos and articles help. https://www.google.com/search?q=connect+a+Roku+2+to+an+Audiovox+ADV12 ..

Unfortunately, you are probably dealing with a copy protection issue. The digital handshake can't be returned by your KLV3913. You get the same issue if you connect a HDMI source (Blu-ray player) to a VGA monitor. I wish that I had better news for you. Cindy Wells

Change remote battery.

It's all one board, chances are your audio output IC has failed and needs replacing

Line out into the vehicle radio unit. https://www.voxxelectronics.com/docs/common/AVXMTG10UA/AVXMTG10UA_IM.pdf https://www.google.com/search?q=Audiovox+MTG+DVD+Video ..

there may be a subtitle button on your remote. After pressing if it doesn't work then there mayn't be subtitle available on your dvd disc.

This is a very basic item and only has a charging port by way of a 2.5.. DC jack.

Request the diagram from Audiovox.

https://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/docs/common/RCR3273R/RCR3273R_OTHER_CL.pdf

https://www.sonicelectronix.com/item-3704-Audiovox-PAV-1510DTV-AV1510D.html All Bluetooth compatible devices have the symbol. Your manual https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/1377789/?page=9 . Pairing Bluetooth Devices Posters often ask "How do I pair my Bluetooth ???" Insert whatever device you have at the question marks. Generally, you need to read the instructions for the camera, headset, speakers or whatever the Bluetooth device is. Roughly speaking though. Settings - Bluetooth - Search, on the Android, iPhone, Windows phone whatever. With camera, speaker, headphones or whatever the Bluetooth device is, you have to press a button on that device to send out the signal. On my Bowers and Wilkins T6 Speakers, there is a button on the top with the Bluetooth symbol on it. This is the part people usually don't do and ask for advice, thinking it will do this automatically. When the Android device recognises it, click Pair, and if it asks for a code, the Default is '0000', (four zeros, no quotes). Posted by Andrew... on Nov 19, 2016

I cleaned the lens, but I also tip the play upside down with the disc in it and it seems to work.

Just get this tool to help you.
1. load your file to Video Sharer
2. choose AVI format
3. click" convert" button.
Then you will get the right format.
Here is the tool for you: http://www.asharer.com/download-video-sharer

Use a batery bank w/ a cable, because you'll need to take it appart to fix the battery.it works on mine

Are you trying to play a burned DVD or a purchased/rented DVD? If so, the movie files will be in a different format. (e.g. .avi or .mpg versus VOB files). Some dvd players will play burned dvds, the key is to look the acronym DIVX. This ensures that the dvd player will play .avi and .mpg files.

verry much thanks the password is working well,,,,

DVDs have region codes to prevent black-market selling of them and whatnot. Where did you buy the DVD? Where did you buy your DVD player?
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I don't think so. What if you moved to another country? What if you decided to take your player on your yacht and sit out in international waters watching DVDs?
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Try deregioning the hardware. Get the make and model number and enter it with "de-region" or "DVD region hack" into google. You may find instructions for de-regioning the player. It usually consists of taking any discs out, restarting the machine and then entering a number code that allows you to set the region to "0". Most of the cheaper, Chinese-made DVD players have a work-around like this. Post the model and maybe I can find it for you.