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USB device does not function (without navigation)
NOTE:
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Check the connectors for poor connections or loose terminals.
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Make sure you have the client's USB device to use for testing.
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Some music players (connected through the USB port) may not work with all models.
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Make sure that the music player connected to the USB port works properly.
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The USB memory used for testing should conform to the ‘‘USB mass storage class'' standard.
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The USB function is not compatible with a USB memory of 128 MB or below.
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The music must be saved to the player as WMA (Windows Media Audio) files or MP3.
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Connect a known-good music player to the USB port.
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Turn the ignition switch to ON (II).
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Press the AUX button, and check if it changes to USB mode.
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Does it change to the USB mode?
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Check that the client's USB memory device for inspection functions properly. When connected to a known-good vehicle.
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YES
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NO
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Check that there is no dirt or damage in the USB port. If the USB port is OK, the music player is either defective or incompatible.■
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Check if NO DATA appears when the music player is connected to the USB port.
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Check the connectors at USB adapter unit connector B (5P) and the USB adapter cable and the USB jack.
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Are the connectors and terminals connected properly?
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YES
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NO
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Repair the connection, and recheck.■
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Disconnect USB adapter unit connector B (5P).
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Check for continuity between USB adapter unit connector B (5P), and the USB jack according to the table.
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USB adapter unit connector
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USB jack
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USB VBUS
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B1
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No. 1
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USB DATA−
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B2
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No. 2
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USB DATA+
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B3
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No. 3
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USB GND
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B4
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No. 4
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USB SH
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B5
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No. 5
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YES
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NO
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Repair open in the wires between the USB adapter unit and the USB jack.■
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Turn on the audio unit, and check for sound in each mode (AM, FM, and CD).
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Turn the ignition switch to ON (II).
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Disconnect USB adapter unit connector A (14P) and audio unit connector C (14P).
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