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what happened to my d3 screen?

By orion1998_1 · Jun 21, 2008in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 9 posts👁️ 1,392 views
Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 15:51 UTC#1

i dont remember it looking like this when i put it inn, i double checked all wires nothing loose, i also search and couldnt find anything

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Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 16:58 UTC#2

just press the screen, you must have pressed 'hide' while in AV mode. It's a screen saver and also helps reduce night glare. press anywhere on the screen to get your menus back.

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 17:03 UTC#3

i mean all the lines across it, its "off" in this pic

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 17:05 UTC#4

that's a default pioneer screen that is supposed to look like brushed metal... no worries (you can configure these in the system menus). Did you try pressing anywhere to turn the screen saver off?

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 17:07 UTC#5

oh I see now sorry yes it's off, but it's still displaying the default pioneer screen saver - check your system menus. I believe that's an option, but I'm not around a deck at present to check.

Posted Jun 22, 2008 · 16:13 UTC#7

Just to be 100% clear, on mine when it is 'OFF', the screen I selected as the main background still shows, it does not turn the 'screen' of per say, just the audio source. This is normal behaviour and can indeed be changed in the settings. In the screen shot below it indicates 'iPod' however I get the same screen when the unit is 'off'. Nothing is wrong.

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Posted Jun 22, 2008 · 16:14 UTC#8

Just to be 100% clear, on mine when it is 'OFF', the screen I selected as the main background still shows, it does not turn the 'screen' of per say, just the audio source. This is normal behaviour and can indeed be changed in the settings. In the screen shot below it indicates 'iPod' however I get the same screen when the unit is 'off'. Nothing is wrong.

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Posted Jun 22, 2008 · 20:10 UTC#9

There are two different "off's" You can turn the AV source off, and you can turn the screen off. Neither of which actually turns off the unit.