Pyle PLCD19XMR Owner's Manual

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Pyle PLCD19XMR CD Player Specification

The Pyle PLCD19XMR CD Player is a versatile audio device designed to deliver high-quality sound and robust functionality for in-car entertainment systems. It features a standard single DIN chassis, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of vehicles. The player supports CD, CD-R, and CD-RW formats, providing flexibility in media playback, and is equipped with an AM/FM radio tuner, offering access to a broad spectrum of radio stations. The unit includes a digital LCD display that provides clear visibility of track information and radio frequencies, enhancing the user experience with easy navigation and control.

The PLCD19XMR integrates a USB port and an auxiliary input, allowing for connection with external audio devices such as MP3 players and smartphones, expanding its versatility beyond traditional CD playback. It also supports audio file formats like MP3 and WMA, ensuring compatibility with modern music libraries. The front panel is detachable, offering an added layer of security by allowing users to remove the faceplate to prevent theft.

For sound customization, the CD player includes built-in EQ settings, enabling users to adjust the audio output according to their preferences for an optimal listening experience. It delivers a maximum power output of 200 watts, distributed across four channels, ensuring robust and clear sound reproduction. The Pyle PLCD19XMR is designed with user-friendly controls and features a remote control for added convenience, allowing users to operate the unit effortlessly. This CD player combines functionality, security, and performance, making it a suitable choice for enhancing in-car audio systems.

Pyle PLCD19XMR CD Player F.A.Q.

How do I reset the Pyle PLCD19XMR CD Player?

To reset the Pyle PLCD19XMR CD Player, locate the reset button, which is usually a small hole on the front panel. Use a pointed object like a paperclip to press and hold the button for a few seconds until the unit resets.

What should I do if the CD is not playing?

Ensure the CD is inserted correctly and is free of scratches or dirt. If the problem persists, clean the laser lens with a lens cleaning disc and try playing the CD again.

How can I improve the radio reception on my Pyle PLCD19XMR?

To improve radio reception, ensure the antenna is properly connected and fully extended. Try repositioning the antenna for better signal reception or move the unit closer to a window.

Why does the unit display "NO DISC" when a CD is inserted?

The "NO DISC" error can be caused by an improperly inserted CD, a dirty or damaged disc, or a malfunctioning laser lens. Check the CD for damage, clean it if necessary, and try again.

Can the Pyle PLCD19XMR play MP3 files?

Yes, the Pyle PLCD19XMR CD Player can play MP3 files from compatible discs. Ensure the files are properly formatted and burned onto a CD-R or CD-RW disc.

How do I set the clock on the Pyle PLCD19XMR?

To set the clock, press and hold the 'CLK' button until the time display starts flashing. Use the volume knob to set the hour and minute, then press 'CLK' again to confirm the settings.

What should I do if the CD player skips during playback?

If the CD player skips, ensure the disc is clean and free from scratches. You may also want to check for vibrations or disturbances around the player and relocate it to a stable surface.

How can I clean the CD player to ensure optimal performance?

To clean the CD player, use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe the exterior. For the laser lens, use a specially designed lens cleaning disc to remove dust and debris without damaging the lens.

Is it possible to connect external speakers to the Pyle PLCD19XMR?

Yes, you can connect external speakers using the RCA output jacks located on the back of the unit. Ensure the speakers are compatible with the output power of the CD player.

What does the "ERR" message mean on the display?

The "ERR" message indicates an error with disc reading, possibly due to a dirty or damaged disc, or a problem with the laser lens. Try cleaning the disc and lens, and ensure the disc is correctly inserted.