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Title: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 19 January 2009, 18:18:02: Hi to all :)

I have problems with my Philips CCRT 700. I lost the panel and I decided to bye an used CCRT 700 and just to use the panel.But it it cannot be accepted, only GSM started to work.
Can anybody tell me how to solve the problem?

kind regards
Steliyan
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: TheBoy on 19 January 2009, 18:27:05: Quote
Hi to all :)

I have problems with my Philips CCRT 700. I lost the panel and I decided to bye an used CCRT 700 and just to use the panel.But it it cannot be accepted, only GSM started to work.
Can anybody tell me how to solve the problem?

kind regards
Steliyan
Try disconnecting battery, then when you reconnect, it will prompt for radio code - often this brings the panel back in...
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 19 January 2009, 18:33:23: OK. I think it will be the same just to extract the radio and to put it back again ,then it will ask for code.Do you agree with that?
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Andy B on 19 January 2009, 18:35:04: Quote
OK. I think it will be the same just to extract the radio and to put it back again ,then it will ask for code.Do you agree with that?

Or pull the fuse for it, easier than messing pulling it out and trying to get it backin again ...... oooer! ::)
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 19 January 2009, 18:49:51: :) It will take 10 min to do it.
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Andy B on 19 January 2009, 18:59:06: Quote
:) It will take 10 min to do it.

10 secs to pull the fuse! ;) ;) ;)
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 19 January 2009, 19:16:07: Ok Andi,I'll do it ur way :y
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Andy B on 19 January 2009, 19:23:54: Quote
Ok Andi,I'll do it ur way :y

It just seems the easiest way to pull the power from the radio to me.
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: kris9128 on 19 January 2009, 19:29:33: Quote
:) It will take 10 min to do it.

will only take 57 seconds to disconnect battery.
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Andy B on 19 January 2009, 19:34:47: Quote
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:) It will take 10 min to do it.

will only take 57 seconds to disconnect battery.

But you'll probably break something while you're there! ::) ::) ::) :y
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: tmx on 19 January 2009, 19:36:48: doing it andy's way also removes the risk of upsetting neighbours when the alarm goes off ;D
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: kris9128 on 19 January 2009, 19:49:24: Quote
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:) It will take 10 min to do it.

will only take 57 seconds to disconnect battery.

But you'll probably break something while you're there! ::) ::) ::) :y

:-X :-X :-X :-X. ;D ;D
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Elite Pete on 19 January 2009, 20:21:15: Quote
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:) It will take 10 min to do it.

will only take 57 seconds to disconnect battery.
And another 10 minutes resetting the windows, sunroof and stereo codes ;D
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: kris9128 on 19 January 2009, 20:27:48: Quote
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:) It will take 10 min to do it.

will only take 57 seconds to disconnect battery.
And another 10 minutes resetting the windows, sunroof and stereo codes ;D

all part of the learning curve pete ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 20 January 2009, 18:06:46: Thanks to TheBoy!!! :y
You were right - panel was accepted the way you suggest . Radio is working now.I'm not sure all the functions are OK from the panel, but I wait another radio from Germany, so I'll test another panel when it arrive here.This one is from Philips Bose CCRT 700(1999). The other one is exactly the same as mine - Philips CCRT700(2003).
Thanks to all :) :y
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: TheBoy on 20 January 2009, 18:51:01: Quote
Thanks to TheBoy!!! :y
You were right - panel was accepted the way you suggest . Radio is working now.I'm not sure all the functions are OK from the panel, but I wait another radio from Germany, so I'll test another panel when it arrive here.This one is from Philips Bose CCRT 700(1999). The other one is exactly the same as mine - Philips CCRT700(2003).
Thanks to all :) :y
The ccrt700 is available configured for bose and for non bose. Its the same unit (apart from bose label on cassette flap), but needs to be configed via tech2
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 20 January 2009, 19:27:07: Do I need to do something additional with this panel now? Is it there a s/w conflict or something wrong with it?
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: TheBoy on 20 January 2009, 19:33:02: Quote
Do I need to do something additional with this panel now? Is it there a s/w conflict or something wrong with it?
Ah, no configs on the panel itself.

Whats up with your panel then?
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 20 January 2009, 19:55:52: There are 4 buttons,as you know, from left to right: AS, TP ,REG, RDS.First and last are also Left/Up move and Right/Down move.But don't react now.I cant remember if they were the same way with my(the lost one) panel, cos I'm using buttons on the steering wheel.So it cant change the stations on Radio with these buttons.When I move into the Phone menu- everything is working properly.
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 20 January 2009, 19:58:09: Check the contacts on the radio that the panel mates with are clean and shiney
Title: Re: panel for CCRT 700
Post by: Steliyan on 20 January 2009, 20:05:39: Contacts are just like new(panel in front of me) and they are one and the same, when using tuner or GSM .