Rashaddd
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Call them, it sounds like it could be a defect unless you're just not noticing something very obvious/simpleikesound.com isnt BAD correct?
Call them, it sounds like it could be a defect unless you're just not noticing something very obvious/simpleikesound.com isnt BAD correct?
...I did use the blue, and Im gonna go change it now.Do you have your speakers on an amp? Did you use the blue or the blue w/white wire for the amp remote? If you used the blue wire the problem is that your amp is turning off when you switch to iPod because the blue wire is the lead for the power antenna, not the amps.
no. the battery is good and new. And the problem is when the car id parked and the ida-x100 is turned off it continue useing the battery. Exactily it is using 0,21 ampere and if I don´t use the car in a week the battery go down completely.you just have a bad battery, if i understand correctly your saying the actual unit does turn off when you turn the car off right?
LoL.Do you have your speakers on an amp? Did you use the blue or the blue w/white wire for the amp remote? If you used the blue wire the problem is that your amp is turning off when you switch to iPod because the blue wire is the lead for the power antenna, not the amps.
It's an iDAX. Rethink that question. It has no Aux in, and it's a HU DESIGNED for use with an iPod.You running a direct connect ipod addaptor or a y- cable, or 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable?
Pull the radio fuse and see if it keeps doing it. We've had this at work, and usually, replacing the unit fixes it. Doesn't usually draw the much current, though. Usually, .10-.15A.no. the battery is good and new. And the problem is when the car id parked and the ida-x100 is turned off it continue useing the battery. Exactily it is using 0,21 ampere and if I don´t use the car in a week the battery go down completely.
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