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Need Zumo 660 Help
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CyncySpyder
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Not sure if I'm following your question correctly or not, but. ...
If your settings in your audio screen are set to Aux. then the only sound you should get is from your GPS, be it directions, MP3s or what have you. If you want the radio, you need to change your settings from AUX. to am/fm. Hope this helps.
If your settings in your audio screen are set to Aux. then the only sound you should get is from your GPS, be it directions, MP3s or what have you. If you want the radio, you need to change your settings from AUX. to am/fm. Hope this helps.
dadof4
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Try turning the volume down on the GPS. I had a similiar problem when I hooked up my iphone with the TomTom GPS app. using the BRP harness. With the volume high on the iphone there was enough noise (hiss) from the phone to trick the Sypder electronics into thinking it was actual audio, muting the Spyder's audio.
ThreeWheels
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The GPS has the highest priority in the audio system.
In other words, when a signal comes through the GPS connection, everything else mutes so you hear the instructions, and the audio comes back on when the signal from the GPS stops. It would seem the audio system is functioning correctly.
I would concentrate on what could be causing the signal from the GPS.
Do you have the GPS playing any MP3s ? If you play MP3s through the GPS that's ALL you will hear. Even the intercom is muted.
Try leaving the GPS in the cradle but turn the unit off from the power button.
If the audio is still muting, I'd look for some kind of a short circuit connection, either in the GPS harness, the GPS connector to the Spyder, or perhaps in the GPS itself.
If the audio plays with the GPS off, and then mutes when you turn the GPS back on, then I'd try to find out what kind of signal the GPS is putting out. Either MP3s or instructions. You may have it playing MP3s on a very low volume. The Music volumet can be separate from the instructions. If it's not playing any audible instructions, there may be something wrong with the GPS.
Of course, as always, my free advice comes with a double your money back guarantee.
In other words, when a signal comes through the GPS connection, everything else mutes so you hear the instructions, and the audio comes back on when the signal from the GPS stops. It would seem the audio system is functioning correctly.
I would concentrate on what could be causing the signal from the GPS.
Do you have the GPS playing any MP3s ? If you play MP3s through the GPS that's ALL you will hear. Even the intercom is muted.
Try leaving the GPS in the cradle but turn the unit off from the power button.
If the audio is still muting, I'd look for some kind of a short circuit connection, either in the GPS harness, the GPS connector to the Spyder, or perhaps in the GPS itself.
If the audio plays with the GPS off, and then mutes when you turn the GPS back on, then I'd try to find out what kind of signal the GPS is putting out. Either MP3s or instructions. You may have it playing MP3s on a very low volume. The Music volumet can be separate from the instructions. If it's not playing any audible instructions, there may be something wrong with the GPS.
Of course, as always, my free advice comes with a double your money back guarantee.
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RAYYOU
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I have no mp3s loaded into gps. If I turn the gps off music plays and the only other way to get
radio to play with gps on is to unplug the audio cable in the gps harness. It does make a hissing
sound when the gps is plugged in and turned on. I turned the gps volume all the way down and
also muted it and still no radio.
radio to play with gps on is to unplug the audio cable in the gps harness. It does make a hissing
sound when the gps is plugged in and turned on. I turned the gps volume all the way down and
also muted it and still no radio.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Sounds like you had a dirty or wet connection.
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