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[andycab]

every time i turn ignition on my radio is on full volume also does not come back on same channel it was previously on,,any ideas please

[zirk]

Has the Radio been fed from the Ing. sense rather than the battery (aftermarket I assume)?

[Dave DND]

What stereo?

[nick v6]

my radio does my head in
the faster i go the louder the radio gets
so i turn the radio down and when i come to a stop i have to turn it back up again

[Andy B]

my radio does my head in
the faster i go the louder the radio gets
so i turn the radio down and when i come to a stop i have to turn it back up again

You can alter that    .... somewhere  :-/



My CCRT700 has SDVC, (speed dependant volume control?) goes from 0 to 5
Audio menu (on mine) is via the musical note.

[nick v6]

my radio does my head in
the faster i go the louder the radio gets
so i turn the radio down and when i come to a stop i have to turn it back up again

You can alter that    .... somewhere  :-/

[size=20]DAVE DND CAN YOU HERE ME[/size]
you the bloke to sort radios any ideas mate

[Dave DND]

my radio does my head in
the faster i go the louder the radio gets
so i turn the radio down and when i come to a stop i have to turn it back up again

You can alter that    .... somewhere  :-/

[size=20]DAVE DND CAN YOU HERE ME[/size]
you the bloke to sort radios any ideas mate

Yes, I can hear you,

But in the absense of anything usefull like a Model number of radio fitted, I was keeping quite until I could reply with something usefull.

 

[nick v6]

my radio does my head in
the faster i go the louder the radio gets
so i turn the radio down and when i come to a stop i have to turn it back up again

You can alter that    .... somewhere  :-/

[size=20]DAVE DND CAN YOU HERE ME[/size]
you the bloke to sort radios any ideas mate

Yes, I can hear you,

But in the absense of anything usefull like a Model number of radio fitted, I was keeping quite until I could reply with something usefull.

 

sorry sc804 mate

[Dave DND]

Some (but not all) SC804 units will have a menu in which you can select the appropriate level of speed controlled Volume (SCV) some head units also call it GALA.  Select from the levels of 0-5 until you find the one that suits you best. If you have one of the head units without the optional menu, then the best thing to do is pull out the head unit and to cut the wire on the lower ISO block at the back that is labelled up as SCV, remembering to tape up any bare ends.

This will then allow the stero to funtion purely on the volume knob on the front.

 

[nick v6]

thanks for that dave

[tmx]

Some (but not all) SC804 units will have a menu in which you can select the appropriate level of speed controlled Volume (SCV) some head units also call it GALA.  Select from the levels of 0-5 until you find the one that suits you best. If you have one of the head units without the optional menu, then the best thing to do is pull out the head unit and to cut the wire on the lower ISO block at the back that is labelled up as SCV, remembering to tape up any bare ends.

This will then allow the stero to funtion purely on the volume knob on the front.

 

thats the wire ill be using when i do your sat Nav so i can disble it for you when i fix your navigation if you want?

[nick v6]

Some (but not all) SC804 units will have a menu in which you can select the appropriate level of speed controlled Volume (SCV) some head units also call it GALA.  Select from the levels of 0-5 until you find the one that suits you best. If you have one of the head units without the optional menu, then the best thing to do is pull out the head unit and to cut the wire on the lower ISO block at the back that is labelled up as SCV, remembering to tape up any bare ends.

This will then allow the stero to funtion purely on the volume knob on the front.

 

thats the wire ill be using when i do your sat Nav so i can disble it for you when i fix your navigation if you want?

cool
pm sent and added msn mate

[andycab]

thanks for replies,radio is standard crt7000,its only recently started doing it and as im a taxi having to stop and start several times a day its very annoying are there any hidden settings anywher
                            many thanks

[tmx]

if its a CCRT700 then it might be buggered internal memory faults cause these errors

or the memory 12v feed has fell out but i doubt this unless you have had the radio out??

[Dave DND]

Yes, if its a CCRT700 then the likely cause of your problem is the main eeprom failure with parts of the internal memory failing to retain factory settings.

Common problems are also the inability to retain radio stations as well.

Sorry, not somethig we can assist in the repair of due to lack of spares now.