Pyle PLRMR23BTW Bluetooth Marine Receiver Stereo USER’S MANUAL

Pyle PLRMR23BTW Bluetooth Marine Receiver Stereo

PRECAUTIONS

Precautions & Warnings

• To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and interference, never attempt to repair this unit yourself. Refer all services to an authorized service center.
• Some MP3/WMA files may not be playable.
• Keep the volume at a reasonable level to avoid distracted driving. High volume levels may make it difficult to concentrate on traffic and road conditions while driving.
• If the ship/car has been in direct sunlight for an extended period, you may need to reduce the temperature inside the ship/car before turning on and using the unit.
• If the battery is disconnected, discharged, or changed, the preset memory of the unit will be lost and will require re-programming.
• The unit is designed to be installed in a level, horizontal position. For optimal performance, avoid installing the unit at an angle.
• Never use excessive force when removing or attaching the faceplate.

Lithium Battery Cell Warnings

• Cell leakage may cause damage to the remote control
• Do not throw cells into it as this may cause an explosion.
• Keep battery cells out of reach of children.

Drives and connections

Never place foreign objects into the openings of the ship/car receiver (USB jack, card slot, AUX-IN connection) as this will damage the slots and the connections.

Others Warnings

Do not play the ship/car receiver for long periods of time when the motor is switched off as this will cause the ship/car battery to discharge and the vehicle may not start.

INSTALLATION

• Installation Procedures
  First, complete the electrical connections and then check that all connections are correct.

• Installation Opening
  This unit can be installed in any dashboard that has an opening as illustrated in the below figure.

To Install the Ship/Car Receiver

Be sure to first test all connections and then follow these steps to install this unit.

1. Make sure the ignition is turned off and then disconnect the cable from the vehicle battery’s negative (-) terminal.
2. Disconnect the wire harness and the antenna.
3. Lift the left or right top corner of the plastic outer trim ring then pull it out to remove it.
4. Insert the two bracket keys into the left and right sides of the chassis, as shown in the below figure to separate the chassis from the housing.
5. Insert the mounting sleeve into the dashboard and bend the mounting tabs out with a screwdriver. Make sure that the lock lever is flush with the mounting sleeve and that it does not project beyond it.
6. Insert this receiver into the mounting sleeve.
7. Connect wires as illustrated in the “Wiring Diagram.”
8. Install the plastic outer trim ring.

Wiring Connections

WIRING DIAGRAM

CAUTION: +12V DC NEGATIVE GROUND

• Only use speakers with 4 ohms impedance.
• The maximum current of the auto antenna is 200mA.

Removal of the Main Unit

1. Remove the plastic trim from the main unit.
2. Insert a bracket key into the left and right sides of the main unit and draw the unit out of the mounting sleeve.

CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS

1. (power)/MODE (source) button
2. SEL (select/menu) button and VOL (volume) knob
3. button, BAND(band) button
4. AMS (automatic store / preset station scan, automatic music search) button
5. (pause/play), Preset station 1 button
6. INT (intro), Preset station 2 button
7. RPT (repeat), Preset station 3 button
8. RDM (random), Preset station 4 button
9. -10(previous 10 tracks), Preset station 5 button
10. +10(next 10 tracks), Preset station 6 button
11. CLK (clock setting) button,  button
12. (tune down, seek down, track down, fast reverse) button
13. (tune-up, seek-up, track-up, fast forward)button
14. MUTE button
15. IR remote control sensor
16. LCD Display
17. MIC hole(built-in Microphone)
18. AUX IN (auxiliary input) jack
19. RESET button

GENERAL OPERATION

Turn Unit On/Off

• Press the power ( ) /MODE button on the front panel to turn on the unit, and long press it again to turn off the unit.
• Press the power ( ) button on the remote control to turn the unit on or off.

Adjust Volume (VOL)

• Rotate the VOL knob on the front panel or press the button on the remote control to increase or decrease the volume level.

Adjust Menu Options (SEL)

• Press the SEL button on the front panel or on the remote control repeatedly to cycle through the following adjustable audio functions: BASS, TREBLE, BALANCE, FADER, EQ OFF/ CLASS/ ROCK/POP/FLAT/, LOUD ON/OFF, DX/LOC, STEREO/MONO, CLOCK 12/24 and AREA US/EU.

• Rotate the VOL knob on the front panel or press the button on the remote control to adjust the selected item.

  • BASS: -07,-06, ~, -01,00,+01,~, +06,+07

  • TREBLE: -07,-06, ~, -01,00,+01,~, +06,+07

  • BALANCE: L07,L06,~, L01, 00, R01,~,R06,R07

  • FADER: R07,R06~,R01,00,F01,~,F06,F07

  • EQ(Equalizer) Setting: OFF, FLAT, POP, ROCK, CLASS

  • Loudness: LOUD ON/OFF

  • DX/LOCAL: Enables or disables the local broadcast mode (LOCAL).

  • Stereo/Mono: Switches between MONO and STEREO reception mode for radio frequencies.

  • CLOCK 12/24: Select between 12 hours and 24 hours display.
    Note: If a 12-hour display is selected, AM= Morning; PM= Afternoon

  • AREA US/EU: This receiver is equipped with the USA / Europe frequency. Rotate the volume knob to switch between USA and Europe frequencies. The system will change the frequency setting in about 3 seconds.

• Rotate the VOL knob on the front panel or press the button on the remote control to adjust the selected item.

Set the Clock (CLK)

1. To display clock time, press the CLK button.
2. To set the clock time, press and hold the CLK button and the hour will flash.
3. Press the or button on the front panel or on the remote control to adjust the hour.
4. Press the CLK button and the minutes will flash.
5. Press the or button on the front panel or on the remote control to adjust the minute.

• Change the Source (MODE)
  Press the MODE button to switch between RADIO, BT(Bluetooth), USB(with USB device inserted), CARD(with SD card inserted), and AUX-IN(auxiliary input) modes.

• Mute on/off
  In power-on mode, briefly press the MUTE button to toggle mute on or off. The muted state will be also released when the volume knob is used.

• Loudness on/off
  Press the LOUD button on the remote control to turn on the loudness to reinforce the output of bass frequencies, and press again to turn it off.

• Preset Equalizer(EQ)
  Press the EQ button on the remote control to toggle between EQ OFF, ROCK, POP, CLASS, and FLAT.

• USB port, Micro SD Card Slot
  The USB port and Micro SD card slot of this receiver are designed for media playback from flash memory devices and micro SD.

• Built-in Microphone
  To receive your voice when you call by using this Bluetooth hands-free system.

• Aux input connector
  The 3.5mm auxiliary input stereo connection is designed for devices with 3.5mm line-out or headphone output.

• Reset System (RESET)
  The RESET button is used to reset all parameters to the factory default settings. This function may be used when the LCD does not display normally or sound is distorted, or when any of the controls are disabled. Use a thin object with a pointed end to depress the RESET button.

RADIO OPERATION

• Switch Between USA area and Europe area Frequency
  In radio mode, press and hold the VOL/SEL button to enter the switch state of the US(USA) and EU (Europe) frequencies, then rotate it to switch between US(USA) and EU(Europe) frequencies. The system will change the frequency setting in about 3 seconds.

• Change Bands (BAND)
  Press the BAND button to switch between the FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1 and AM2 bands. Each band stores up to six preset stations.

• Manual Tuning ( / )
  Press and hold the or button on the front panel or on the remote control to enter manual tuning mode. In manual tuning mode, press the or button to move the radio frequency number up or down one step.

• Auto Seek Tuning ( / )
  In standby mode or while not in manual tuning mode, quickly press the or button to move to the next/previous available station automatically.

• To Store / Recall Preset Stations
  The radio can be stored in 6 preset stations for each band (FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, and AM2) for a total of 30 preset stations.

  • To memorize a station:
  • Turn the radio on and select the desired band and station.
  • Select a station by button.
  • Press and hold the desired preset button (numbered 1-6 on the face of the radio) for more than 2 seconds to save the station to that preset number.
  • To recall a preset station:
  • Select the desired band.
  • Briefly press a preset button (numbered 1-6) to recall the corresponding preset station.

• Automatic Store station/ Preset station scan (AMS)
  Press and hold the AMS button for more than 2 seconds to select six strong stations and store them in the current band. The radio will automatically scan the current frequency and enter the six strongest stations into the preset memory positions for that band. Briefly press the AMS button on the remote control to recall each preset station that is saved in the memories in each band.

• LOCAL/DX
  In urban areas, most stations are strong enough and the “LOCAL ON” mode should be selected. Switch to LOCAL OFF mode to search for stations with weaker signals. Press the LOC button on the remote control to choose local or distant reception mode.

• STEREO/MONO
  FM station is received in stereo mode. However, if the signal is weak or the reception is not as good as you would like, switching to MONO mode usually improves the overall sound quality. Press the ST button on the remote control to choose FM STEREO or MONO audio effect.

USB / SD CARD OPERATION

• To insert USB / SD CARD

  • To play files on a USB device, open the USB port cover and insert the USB storage device into the USB port. Playback will begin automatically.
  • Insert a micro SD card into the micro SD slot. Playback will begin automatically.

• Eject USB/SD

  • To eject a USB device, press the button to stop playback, then remove the USB device.
  • To eject an SD card, press the button to stop playback, puss the SD card in the slot, then remove the micro SD card from the micro SD card slot.

• Play/Pause
  Press the (play/pause) button to pause or resume playback.

• Next/Previous Track
  To play the next track, press the button. To play the previous track, press the button.

• Fast Forward/Backward
  To fast forward, press and hold the button. To fast backward, press and hold the button.

• Introduction Scan
  Press the INT button to play the first 10 seconds of each track, press again to stop the introduction scan, and play the current track.

• Repeat The Same Track
  Press the RPT button to repeat the current track. Press again to stop repeat playback and resume normal playback.

• Playing all tracks in random
  Press the RDM button to play all tracks in random order, and press again to cancel this function.

• Track/Folder Navigation

  • In USB or SD card mode, press the 5/-10 button to go backward 10 tracks. Press the 6/+10 button to jump forward 10 tracks.
  • In MP3, USB, or SD card mode, press and hold the 5/-10 button to go back to the previous folder. Press and hold the 6/+10 button to go to the next folder. Repeat this function depending on the number and level of folders.
  • These buttons have no function if the USB device or SD card has no folders.

• Select the track or file for playback in MP3 format
  Press and hold the AMS button to direct select a music file. The “TRK0000” will appear on the display. Turn the volume control to select the “first number”. Then press the button to move the “first number” to the left and enter the next number. When the desired track number appears, confirm your selection by pressing the SEL button.

AUXILIARY INPUT OPERATION

This receiver is equipped with an external auxiliary input jack (3.5mm) on the front panel which is compatible with audio output from an MP3 music player. Plug such a player into the AUX IN jack with a 3.5mm stereo audio cable and press the MODE button to switch to AUX input mode. “AUX IN” appears on the display. Listen to music from an external device through the speaker.

Note:
Adjust the volume of the external device to a comfortable level with the receiver volume control.

BLUETOOTH OPERATION

Pair and Connect

Prior to using the Bluetooth device as a hands-free system for a Bluetooth- enabled mobile phone for the first time, you must pair and connect the two devices as follows:

• In any mode, prior to pairing and connecting, the BT logo on the LCD indicates that no device is connected. To begin pairing, enable BT mode on your mobile phone.
• When the phone finds this ship/car audio system, the “PYLE” name will be displayed.
• Choose the “PYLE” from the device list to pair and connect with this ship/car audio system. Upon confirming, the BT logo will stop flashing.
• When pairing is complete, the mobile phone audio will automatically transfer to the ship/car audio system whenever a call is made or received, or when the mobile phone plays music.

Make a Call

• To make a call, dial the call directly from the paired mobile phone.
• To make a call with this bluetooth hands-free system:
• When linking up the Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone to this bluetooth hands-free system, press the button to access the dial telephone number mode, then press the “0~9”, *, and # buttons on the remote control to input the telephone number, and the entered number will be shown on the LCD display.
• If a number has been incorrectly inputted, press the DEL button or button to delete it.
• Press the button to make outgoing calls.

Redial Last Dialed Number

• Press and hold the button on the control panel to redial the last dialed phone number.

Answer a Call

• * When the mobile phone is called, the incoming telephone number is displayed on the LCD.

  • To receive the call, press the button on the control panel.

Reject a Call

• To reject the call, press the button on the control panel.

End a Call

• To end an active call, press the button.

Switch Audio Between Bluetooth hands-free system and Mobile Phone

• During a call, press the VOL knob/button to switch the audio source from this Bluetooth hands-free audio system back to your mobile phone.

Adjust Talk Volume

1. During a call, use the VOL knob or button to adjust the volume level.
2. Use the MUTE button to mute the sound.

Audio Streaming (A2DP)

1. Press the /MODE button to enter BT mode and display pause in the LCD display.
2. When a mobile device is paired, music played through that device will automatically be heard through this Bluetooth hands-free audio system.
3. Press the or button to play the next or previous song on the mobile phone.
4. Press the button to pause or resume music playback.

REMOTE CONTROL

Remove Insulating Sheet

The remote control comes with an insulating sheet attached to the underside of the remote control, as illustrated on the right. The remote control will not work until the insulating sheet is removed.

Replace Lithium Battery Cell

1. When the lithium cell battery becomes weak, replace it as illustrated on the right.
2. Press and hold the movable block in the direction indicated by arrow 1. At the same time, pull the cell holder out of the remote control in the direction indicated by arrow 2.
3. Replace the old cell with a new one, making sure the (+) polarity is facing upward.
4. Re-insert the cell holder into the remote control.
   • Cell leakage may cause damage to the remote control.
   • Do not throw cells into it as this may cause an explosion.
   • Keep battery cells out of reach of children.

Remote Control Operation

Position the emitting window of the remote control toward the sensor window of the unit.

• The operation angle for the front panel remote control reception is about 30 degrees.
• The distance between the emitting window of the remote control and the sensor window of the unit should remain less 5 meters.

Button Names and Locations

1. (Power on/off) button
2. VOL+/VOL-(volume increase/decrease) button
3. Band button, (answer call) button
4. button: Tune down, seek down; Previous track, fast reverse
5. SEL(selection) button
6. button: Tune-up, seek up; Next Track, fast forward
7. Mute button, DEL(Delete) button
8. CLK(clock setting) button, (end call) button
9. button, preset station 1 button, keypad 1
10. INT(intro) button, preset station 2 button, keypad 2
11. RPT(repeat) button, preset station 3 button, keypad 3
12. RDM (random), preset station 4 button, keypad 4
13. -10(previous 10 tracks), preset station 5 button, keypad 5
14. +10(next 10 tracks), preset station 6 button, keypad 6
15. ST (stereo) button, keypad 7
16. LOUD(loudness) button, keypad 8
17. AMS (automatic music search) button, keypad 9
18. MODE button, keypad *
19. EQ(Equalizer) button, keypad 0
20. LOC (local)/DX button, keypad #

Note: When using the remote control for the first time, you must pull out the protective plastic tab from the battery compartment found on the back of the remote control.

SPECIFICATIONS

General

• Chassis Dimensions……………………………………………………..178(W) x 108(D) x 50(H) mm
• Power Supply Requirement ………………………………………………………………………..DC 12V
• Current Consumption ……………………………………………………………………………15A (max.)
• Maximum Power Output ……………………………………………………………………….75W x 4CH

Radio FM

• USA/ Europe Frequency Range………………………………..87.5 – 107.9 MHz (200KHz/Step)
• 87.5 – 108.0 MHz(50KHz/Step)
• Usable Sensitivity ………………………………………………………………………………………30 dBu
• I.F. Frequency ……………………………………………………………………………………….10.7 MHz

AM

• USA/ Europe Frequency Range…………………………………….530 – 1710KHz (10KHz/Step)
• 522 – 1620 KHz (9KHz/Step)
• Usable Sensitivity …………………………………………………………………………………….20 dBu
• I.F. Frequency ………………………………………………………………………………………..450 KHz

USB/Card

• Usable Audio Formats …………………………………………………………………………..MP3/WMA
• Pre-amp Output ……………………………………………………………………………..Front and Rear
• Frequency Response ………………………………………………………………………20 Hz – 20 KHz
• S/N Ratio …………………………………………………………………………………………………….60dB

BT

• BT Profile supports …………………………………………………………..A2DP, AVRCP, HSP, HFP
• Range of frequency ……………………………………………………………………..2.4GHz spectrum

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you suspect something is wrong, immediately switch power off. Do not use the unit in abnormal conditions, for example without sound, or with smoke or foul smell, which can cause fire or electric shock. Immediately stop using it and call the store where you purchased it. Never try to repair the unit by yourself because it is dangerous to do so.

General

1. The ship’s/Car’s engine switch is not on.
   Turn your Ship’s/car’s key to ACC or ON.

2. The cable is not correctly connected.
   Check the connection.

3. The fuse is burnt.
   Replace fuse.

4. Volume is in mute or minimum.
   Check the volume or mute on/off, and adjust the volume to a desired level.

5. Sound skips.
   The installation angle is more than 30°. Adjust the installation angle to less than 30°.

6. The operation keys do not work.
   The built-in microcomputer is not operating properly due to noise. Press the RESET button to restore the program to zero.

Radio

1. Much noise in broadcasts.
   The station or signal is too weak. Select other stations of stronger signal level.

2. The antenna cable is not connected.
   Insert the antenna cable firmly into the antenna socket of this receiver.

3. The preset station is reset.
   The battery cable is not correctly connected. Connect the battery cable to the terminal that is always life.

USB/SD

USB or SD card is connecting but no sound

1. USB or SD card connection is not good. Take it out and insert it again.
2. USB or SD card is damaged or no music file inside. Change to another USB or SD card, or record music inside it.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Pyle PLRMR23BTW Bluetooth Marine Receiver Stereo?

The Pyle PLRMR23BTW is a marine-grade stereo receiver with built-in Bluetooth connectivity.

What is the purpose of the Pyle PLRMR23BTW Bluetooth Marine Receiver Stereo?

The purpose of this stereo receiver is to provide audio entertainment and connectivity options for boats and other marine vessels.

Does the Pyle PLRMR23BTW have Bluetooth connectivity?

Yes, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW has built-in Bluetooth, allowing you to wirelessly connect your Bluetooth-enabled devices to the stereo system.

Can I play music wirelessly through Bluetooth on the Pyle PLRMR23BTW?

Yes, you can stream music wirelessly from your Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as smartphones or tablets, to the Pyle PLRRR23BTW stereo.

Does the Pyle PLRMR23BTW have a built-in microphone for hands-free calling?

No, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW does not have a built-in microphone for hands-free calling.

What audio sources can be connected to the Pyle PLRMR23BTW?

You can connect various audio sources to the Pyle PLRMR23BTW, including Bluetooth devices, USB flash drives, SD memory cards, and auxiliary input devices.

Does the Pyle PLRMR23BTW have a CD player?

No, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW does not have a built-in CD player.

Can I charge my device through the Pyle PLRMR23BTW?

Yes, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW has a USB port that can be used to charge compatible devices.

What is the maximum power output of the Pyle PLRMR23BTW?

The Pyle PLRMR23BTW has a maximum power output of 300 watts.

Is the Pyle PLRMR23BTW water-resistant?

Yes, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW is designed to be water-resistant, making it suitable for marine applications.

Can I control the Pyle PLRMR23BTW remotely?

Yes, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW comes with a wireless remote control for convenient operation.

Does the Pyle PLRMR23BTW support AM/FM radio?

Yes, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW has a built-in AM/FM tuner, allowing you to listen to your favorite radio stations.

What is the display type on the Pyle PLRMR23BTW?

The Pyle PLRMR23BTW features a digital LCD display for easy visibility of the settings and tracking information.

Can I connect external speakers to the Pyle PLRMR23BTW?

Yes, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW has RCA line outputs that can be used to connect external speakers or amplifiers.

Does the Pyle PLRMR23BTW have built-in EQ settings?

Yes, the Pyle PLRMR23BTW offers built-in EQ settings, allowing you to customize the audio output to your preferences.

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