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Troubleshooting

The following checklist can help you solve the problems which you may encounter when using the 

unit. Before consulting it, check the connections and follow the instructions in the user manual.

Problem

Possible cause

Solution

General

The unit will not switch on.

Car ignition is not on.

connected.
Fuse is burnt.

Turn your car key in the ignition.
Check cable connection.
Replace  fuse  with  a  new  fuse  of  the 
same capacity.

No sound

Volume  is  set  at  minimum  or 
the mute function is on.

Check the volume or switch the  mute 
function off.

The  unit  or  screen  does 
not function normally.

 The unit system is unstable.

Press the RESET button.

DVD mode

The appliance will not play 
discs.

The disc is inserted incorrectly.
The disc is dirty or damaged.

Disc  must  be  inserted  with  the  label 
side  facing  up.  Clean  the  disc  and 
check for damage. Try another disc.

S o u n d   s k i p s   d u e   t o 
vibration.

Mounting angle is over 30˚.
Mounting is unstable.

Adjust mounting angle to less than 30˚.
Mount  the  unit  securely  with  the 
supplied parts.

TUNER mode

Unable to receive stations.

The  antenna  is  not  connected 
properly.

Connect the antenna properly.

Poor  quality  reception  of 
radio station.

T h e   a n t e n n a   i s   n o t   f u l l y 
extended or it is broken.

F u ll y   e xt e n d   th e   a nt e n n a  a n d   if 
broken, replace it with a new one.

Preset stations are lost.

T h e   b a t t e r y   c a b l e   i s   n o t 
properly connected.

Connect the permanent live on the unit 
to the permanent live on the vehicle. 

USB/SD/MMC mode

U n a b l e   t o   i n s e r t   U S B 
device or SD/MMC card.

T h e  m e m o ry   c a r d  o r   U S B 
device  has  been  inserted  the 
wrong way round.

Insert it the other way around.

The USB device or SD/
M M C   c a r d   c a n n o t   b e 
read.

NTFS format is not supported.

Check  that  the  USB  disk  file  system 
is  in  FAT  or  FAT32  format.  Due  to 
different formats, some models of USB 
storage  devices  or  MP3  players  may 
not be read.

The SD/MMC  card  is not  map 
card.

Using a map card.

Remote control

The  remote  control  is  not 
working or  does  not  work 
properly

The batteries are low or empty. Change the batteries.

Cable is not properly

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Specifications

Power supply 

12V DC (10.8V-16V)  

Best  voltage  14.3V, 

negative ground

Maximum power output 

60Wx4 channels

Continuous power output

80Wx4 channels  (4
10% T.H.D.)

Suitable speaker impedance  4-8 ohm
Pre-Amp output voltage        4.0 V (CD play mode: 

1KHz, 0 dB, 10K
load) 

Fuse 

15A

Dimensions (WxHxD) 

- Chassis 

178x100x154mm

- Nose 

178x101.5x15mm

Weight 

3.5kg

Aux-in level  

300mV

Sub-out  

Disc Player

 

 

D i s c   d i g i t a l   a u d i o 
system

Frequency response 

20Hz - 20KHz 

Signal/noise ratio 

>80dB

Total harmonic distortion  Less than 0.20%  (1KHz)

Channel separation 

>60dB

Video signal output 

NTSC/PAL

Video output level 

1±0.2V

Video signal input                  NTSC/PA L

 

  

(Europe)

 

8 7 . 5 - 1 0 7 . 9 M H z 
(USA)

Usable sensitivity 

8dBμ

Frequency response 

30Hz-15KHz

Stereo separation 

30dB (1KHz)

Image response ratio 

50dB

IF response ratio 

70dB

Signal/noise ratio 

>55dB

522-1620KHz
(Europe)
530-1710KHz
(USA) 

Usable sensitivity 

800(W) x 480(H)

Active area (mm)         

 

137.52(H) x 77.22(V)

Screen size (inch) 

6.2/7.0 (Diagonal)

Brightness 

350 nits

Wire connector.............................................1 

Trim plate.....................................................1 

Manual book.................................................1 
Remote control.............................................1 

GPS antenna(optional).................................1 

iPod cable....................................................1

Note

Digital TFT LCD

Frequency range

Frequency range

 DVB-T antenna(optional).............................1 

General

Components

Specifications and designs are subject to 
change without notice due to improvements 
in technology 

4.0V

FM Stereo Radio

AM(MW) Radio

Display resolution

AUX cable(optional).....................................1

USB cable(optional).....................................1

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Summary of Contents for BLP-840

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONMANUAL BLP 890 BLP 840CUSTOMNAVIGATIONSYSTEM...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...tting started 9 Tuner operation 10 11 Playback controls CD USB SD 12 13 Playing disc 14 15 USB SD operation 16 iPod operation 17 18 Bluetooth operation 19 20 Other mode 21 Navigation 22 24 DVB T 25 26...

Page 4: ...ty driving is restrained 3 Never use the video display function in the front when driving to prevent the violation of laws regulations and also to reduce the risk of traffic accident except using for...

Page 5: ...er is harmful to eyes do not attempt to disassemble the cabinet Refer to qualified personnel only Two laser products Wave length CD 780nm DVD 650nm Laser power No hazardous radiation is emitted with s...

Page 6: ...pplication used to encode WMA files About MP3 Supply of this product only conveys a license for private non commercial use and does not convey a license or imply any right to use this product in any c...

Page 7: ...return to main source list homepage Radio button Press to open radio source Power button Short press to mute Long press to turn of the power 15 Display window touch panel PIC 1 Note On any video no si...

Page 8: ...e sources Long press to return to main source list homepage Radio button Press to open radio source Power button Short press to mute Long press to turn of the power 15 Display window touch panel PIC 2...

Page 9: ...7 ______________________ Location and function of controls...

Page 10: ...llowing it If the children swallowed the battery by accident please send them to see doctor promptly Preparing the card remote commander Before using the card remote commander for the first time remov...

Page 11: ...d Main Source List 1 Main Source List 2 Change dimmer levels brightness of the LCD screen Enter setting interface Enter radio mode Enter TV mode Enter disc mode Enter navigation mode Enter Bluetooth m...

Page 12: ...desired band automatically Touch BAND to close the band list PIC 6 PIC 7 PIC 8 PIC 9 PIC 10 Close current interface Open band list see PIC 9 Half auto tune to lower higher frequences when press and ho...

Page 13: ...d program type the unit searches for a station broadcasting the selected program type To close the PTY list touch PTY RDS Overview FM stations with Radio Data System RDS service send inaudible digital...

Page 14: ...upported sampling frequency for MP3 disc 8KHz to 48KHz 44 1KHz preferably Supported bit rates of MP3 disc are 32 320kbps 128 kbps preferably Disc and files NOT supported AAC DLF M3U PLS MP3 PRO files...

Page 15: ...hapter section scene image file Touch and hold momentarily to fast backwardreverse fast forward the video and then repeatedly to switch the speed x 2 x 4 x 8 To cancel touch play Pause resume play aft...

Page 16: ...gital keyboard interface for selecting sections by directly input the numbers Play or to pause the current selectedd program Stop playing eject disc Play last section Play next section Fast backward F...

Page 17: ...that they may fall down due to vibration or cause a loose connection Do not leave a USB device in a parked car as malfunction may result This unit cannot recognize USB devices via a USB hub Notes on...

Page 18: ...playback Return to main source list Enter settings interface Close Go back to prev interface It shows track name It shows artist name It shows album name The indicator bar shows playback status Open...

Page 19: ...oth Operation Basic procedure of the Bluetooth function 1 Pairing When connecting Bluetooth devices for the first time mutual registration is required This is called pairing This registration pairing...

Page 20: ...ly the Bluetooth icon stops blinking PAIR OK will appear on the LCD screen Exit Pair After pairing successfully if you want to disconnect press PAIR button EXIT PAIR will appear on the LCD screen the...

Page 21: ...umber input display appears see PIC 18 PIC 19 PIC 18 3 Touch Contacts the contact interface appears see PIC 19 1 When your mobile phone is paired successfully to the car unit the phonebook will be syn...

Page 22: ...please refer to Electrical Connections Overall Diagram Front Camera Rear Camera External camera devices with video output can be connected with the unit For more details please refer to Electrical Con...

Page 23: ...uch GPS Monitor on the Setup intercace see The following interface appears PIC 21 Note 1 Touch for checking the received satellite data stream 2 Touch for checking numbers of received satellites as we...

Page 24: ...ace 1 Touch or to ajdust system volume level Touch to mute the system sound 2 Touch or to select key stroke volume Touch or to adjust brightness or contrast Touch to restore default settings touch to...

Page 25: ...uch Time on the Setup interface see TheTime Setup interface appears PIC 21 System Setup Touch System on the Setup interface see The system interface appears Touch Initial Setup to restore the system t...

Page 26: ...terface PIC 31 PIC 32 2 Touch on the above menu interface Main Menu setup interface appears DVB T operations Touch TV on Main Source List see you will enter TV mode PIC 4 To select lower frequency cha...

Page 27: ...upward downward to display frequencies Enter to set preferred TV OSD language Enter to set Ratio 16 9 and Format Auto Letterbox Pan Scan Enter to set TV backgrond colors Enter to select the country wh...

Page 28: ...e go back to last interface Go back to Main Source interface Enter steering wheel setup interface Close current interface go back to last interface Enter time setup interface see Enter radio setup int...

Page 29: ...ain Source interface Close current interface go back to last interface Go back to last interface without saving new settings Save new settings and go back to last interface Go back to Main Source inte...

Page 30: ...nterface Go back to last interface without saving new settings Save new settings and go back to last interface PIC 42 PIC 41 Touch 5 1 ON OFF to enable disable 5 1 audo funciton available on higher ve...

Page 31: ...IC 43 Go back to Main Source interface Touch to adjust audio effect by yourself Note This EQ custom function is for higher version PREV NEXT buttons may be deleted in updated version Close current int...

Page 32: ...ibrate every time you run the player only calibrate it when the touch buttons are not in correct positions PIC 37 PIC 45 PIC 46 Close current interface go back to last interface Touch to adjust balanc...

Page 33: ...on the interface then press OK then press Default to set this button as default setup It is same setup principle for the other buttons Max 6 buttons could be setup PIC 48 Last One Next One Fast backw...

Page 34: ...ting is unstable Adjust mounting angle to less than 30 Mount the unit securely with the supplied parts TUNER mode Unable to receive stations The antenna is not connected properly Connect the antenna p...

Page 35: ...V Video signal input NTSC PAL Europe 8 7 5 1 0 7 9 M H z USA Usable sensitivity 8dB Frequency response 30Hz 15KHz Stereo separation 30dB 1KHz Image response ratio 50dB IF response ratio 70dB Signal no...

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