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3.2 Trouble Shooting
Symptom
No Power
No Power
Alternator noise is heard
(Changes with Engine RPM)
You can hear music from
the iPod but you cant con-
trol it from the radio.
Radio is not recognizing
iPod2car interface
Radio is not recognizing
iPod2car interface
Radio is not recognizing
iPod2car interface
iPod Audio is Low or
Distorted
iPod is not charging
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Cause
Blown fuse in vehicle fuse
block.
Bad connection
Improper wiring creates a
ground loop
The Firmware on the iPod
may not be updated.
Bad cables or cables are
not connected properly
between converter box and
car radio
Wrong confi guration on the
interface
Yellow and black wires are
not connected to Constant
12V+ and Ground. (When
applicable)
iPod2car interface is con-
nected with an external CD
changer or other external
factory audio source
Yellow and black wires are
not connected to Constant
12V+ and Ground. (When
applicable)
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Remedy
Replace fuse with same
amp rating. If the fuse
blows again, call tech
support.
Check cable and wiring
connection.
Install a Ground loop isola-
tor or seek professional
service from a local car
audio shop.
Update the Firmware on
the iPod. See section 1.2
of this manual.
Check connection and
cables, push in fi rmly.
Select the right pconfi gu-
ration for your car. (See
section 1.5)
Please read wiring instruc-
tions in chapter 2 of this
manual and see if your car
requires to connect the
yellow and black cable to
power and ground
Disconnect the factory
external audio source.
Please read your vehicles
section in this manual and
see if your car requires to
connect the yellow and
black cable to power and
ground
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