Harman Infinity INFPRV250 User manual
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INSTALLATION BULLETIN
To
avoid
possible
water
ingress
into
wire
harness
area, route the
harness
in the
downward
direction
as
shown
below
on
the
left.
Do
not
route
the
harness
in the
upward
direction
as
shown
on
the right.
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,HARMAN
INFPRV250
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Product Description --------------------------------------------------------------
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1
Front Panel Layout --------------------------------------------------------------
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2
User Operation -------------------------------------------------------------------
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3
Radio ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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4
USB -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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5
Bluetooth -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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6
Auxiliary Input ----------------------------------------------------------------
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6
RCA
output --------------------------------------------------------------------
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6
Remote Option ----------------------------------------------------------------
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6
Installation ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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7
Wiring ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pg?
Troubleshooting ------------------------------------------------------------------
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8
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ProductDescription
This radio features state
of
the art Bluetoothtechnology allowing music to wirelessly
stream from an audio source to the receiver you
just
purchased. Why Bluetooth? From
a practical standpoint, Bluetooth enables your music device
(if
applicable) to be placed
in a glove box, your overhead console, or even yourpocket-places that are dry-without
having to install a separate docking station. In addition, Bluetooth audio streaming will
workwith any Bluetooth enabled device, not
just
one brand
of
media. Once connected,
you can use your receiver to control your media device and vice versa! Bluetooth has a
range
of
approximately
30',
depending upon conditions, so once your boat is parked,
feel free to control the stereo through yourmedia device!
The INFPRV250 incorporates the following features:
,,.
___
AM/FM
Bluetooth
Audio
Streaming
USB
in
put
Auxiliary
input
Waterproof
facep
l
ate
50W
x 4
amplifier
RF
remote/wired
remote
option
U.S.
and
European
tuning
Charging
through
USB
1
pair
of
RCA
outp
ut
Did you know that the Infinity brand is part
of
Harman International Industries?
In 1958, Harman Kardon developed the world's first stereo receiver and
we
are proud
to bring you the world's first Infinity marine Bluetooth receiver!
2
Front
Panel
La
y
out
Power
On
/
Off
button.
Short
push
for
the
first
time
to
turn
the
unit
on
.
Press
and
hold
for
more
than
2
seconds
to
turn
the
unit
off.
MO
DE
Mode
Function.
Switches
amongst
Radio,
Bluetooth
,
USB
and
Auxiliary
mode.
SEL
SEL
stands
for
SELECT.
BAND
Band
Function.
Switches
amongst
AM
and
FM
bands.
A.PS
Auto
Preset
and
Presets
Scan.
Preset
I
while
in
Radio
mode;
Play
/
Pause
while
in
USB
and
BT
Music
mode.
3
FrontPanelLayout
2
INT
3RP
T
4RD
M
VOL A
Preset 2 while in Radio
mode
; Introduction while
in
USB
mode.
Preset 3
while
in Radio
mode
; Repeat while in
USB
mode.
Preset 4
while
in Radio
mode
;
Random
while in
USB
mode.
Volume Increase
VOL V
TUN
A
Volume Decrease
Track
Up
/ Tune
Up
/
Fast
Forward
TUN
V Track
Down
/ Tune
Down
/ Reverse
Radio Operation 't
A.
SEL
button
1.
Pressing this button in succession results in the following menu options: volume,
bass, treble, balance, fader, display. Press the
VOLA
or
VOL
v to adjust the options.
2. A longpress
of
the
SEL
button initially followed
by
a shortpress results in the
following
menu
options: Initial Volume, Area Frequency,
Beep
, Time, Loud,
BT
Vo
lume. Press the
VOLAor
VOL
v
to
adjust
the
options.
a. Initial
Volume
. Refers to the loudne
ss
level
upon
start
of
the receiver.
b. Frequency. Choose between U.S.
And
European.
c. Beep. Choose between
Beep
ON,
Beep
2ND,
Beep
OFF. Beep
ON
will result in
the
beep
sound at the press
of
every
button;
Beep
2ND
will result in the
beep
sound
once the button is long pressed;
Beep
OFF
results i the beep sound
off
completely.
d. LOUD.
Chose
between Loud
ON
or
OFF.
e.
BT
Volum
e.
Adjust to change the initial Bluetooth volume.
B. Pres
BAND
to access
FM
andAM. There are three
FM
bands and
AM
band, each
band
containing four presets.
C.
A.PS
button. Short
pu
sh to scan preset stations
in
current band.
Long
push
to
automatically preset four stations into the current band.
4
'IJ1'J
Radio Operation •
D. Presets. Upon finding a desirable station, hold either the preset 1, 2, 3,
or
4 down for
2 seconds to store.
E. Tuning. A shortpress
of
the TUN"
or
TUNv button results in a sear
ch
of
the station
of
the station
of
next sufficient signal strength. A long press results in manual tuning
mode, allowing you to search one odd digit frequency
at
a time.
USB Operation f
Note: USB sl
ot
is for USB sticks only.
For
play
of
other brands
of
me
dia, please use the
auxiliary input
or
if
applicable, utilize Bluetooth mode.
A.
Insert a USB stick into the USB slot. *Songs must be
of
the mp3
or
wma format.*
B. Press I
Ml
to pause the track. Press
lMI
button again to resume play.
C. A short press
of
the TUNA
or
TUNv buttons wi
ll
track
up
or
trackdown
respectivel
y.
Along press on the TUNA
or
TUNv will fast forward and rewind
the current track respectivel
y.
D. INT button (INT stands for Introduction). A press
of
this button will result in
playing the first lOseconds
of
each track located
on
the USB stick. Pressing the
button again will allow the unit to resume on the current track and correspondi
ng
ly
stops the Introduction process.
E.
RPT button (RPT stands for Repeat). Pressing this button will result in repetitive
playing
of
the currenttrack. Pressing the RPTbutton again will stop the repeat
process. A long push plays the tracks in the current folder repeatedly.
F.
RDM (RDM stands for
Ra
ndom). Pressing this button will result in random playing
of
the USB stick files. Pressing this button againwill stop the random playing
process.
H. APS (APS stands for Autopreset)
1. The first press
of
this button will resu
lt
in track search mode. Press VOLA
or
VOLv to your desired track and push SEL to confirm.
2.
The second push will result in song name search mode. Press VOL"
or
VOLv
to the desired track and push SELto confirm.
3. The third push will result in directory name. Press VOLA
or
VOLv to scan
Directoryname and at desired directory push SEL to confirm.
Phone Charging Capability
The USB input can be used for charging most phones. A successful charging will
be manifested
by
the battery indication status
on
the phone itself.
In
addition, the
PRV250 will also note "USB CHRG".
5
Bluetooth Operation 0
Your media device
must
incorporate the Bluetoothoption
in
orderto stream music.
A.
To
pair
your
Bluetoothdevice,
press
the
Mode
button
on
the stereo until
BT
MUSIC
appears.
B. Next,
go
to settings
on
the Bluetooth device
and
turn the Bluetooth option to
"on".
C.
Pick
the
"INFINITY"
option
on
your
Bluetooth enabled device (please
note
that
if
you
are
prompted for a password, the
code
entered will
be
"1234".
If
your
stereo
does
not
immediately pair, press preset 3. This will allow the pairing
process
to
finalize. A
higher
pitch
frequency
noise
will alert
you
to the connection/success!
The
display will also
read
"CONN
OK"
(connection ok).
D.
To disconnect
your
device,
press
preset
4 button.
"DISCONN"
will
appear
letting
you
know
you
have successfully disconnected.
AuxiliaryInput
Mod
e
,...
••
A. Press the
Mode
button until
"AUX"
appears
on
the
LCD
screen.
B.
The
use
of
auxiliary
mode
allows
you
to
play
the portable music device through
the headphonejack.
Note:
An
additional accessory/
adaptor
must
be
purchased
in
order for this to happen.
Prospec'spart, SEAMINI2, fulfills this option.
RC
A output O@
Description:
The
use
of
RCA
outputs allow
an
amplifier
or
subwooferto
be
hooked
up.
Remot
e Option
t!)
A.
RF
remote
option.
In
order to take advantage
of
the
remote
option, a transmitter
and
receiver
must
be
purchased (together
part#,
MILRF9
UART).
Once
plugged
in
the
RF
remote
dongle,
the
RF
remote will allow for wireless
remote
control possibility.
B.
Wired
remote.
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Proprietarywired remotes
may
also
be
used
with this Infinity unit.
Part#
JBLMC20
may
be
purchased.
Part#
JBLMC20
may
be
purchased as well as
part#
JBLREM50.
Installation
A mounting gasket has been added inside the package for convenience. Trace along the
outside edge and this will be your cutout.
Mounting Illustration
1.
Please
install
this
unit
in
the
place
you
prefer. 2.
Use
the
bracket
and
screw
to
fix
the
unit.
Wiring Identification
Install
the
U
bracket
behind
the
unit,
using
two
nuts
per
bolt
for
ultra
hold.
Rear
of
the
Audio
Unit
@
I
ORANGE
(REMOTE
CONTROL)
ILL+
12P
CONNECTOR
(ANT
JACK)
(LINE
OUT)
(AUTO
ANT)
BLUE
(AUX)
FUSE
RED
(ACC
10A
(GROUND)
BLACK
(USB)
WHITE
GRAY
(
FRONT
LEFT)
WHITE/BLACK
GRAY/BLACK
GREEN
VIOLET
(REAR
LEFT)
GREEN/BLACK
VIOLET/BLACK
(
REAR
RIGHT)
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Troubleshooting
*Note: In many respects, a stereo acts much like a computer and occasionally requires a
reboot. In the unlikely event
of
product malfunction, a reset can usually fix the issue.
A reset is accomplished by holding the Mode and Preset l button simultaneously until
the unit turns off.
Issue Cause Solution
No
power
1.
Incorrect wiring
1.
Double check wiring
2.
Fuse is blown 2. Replace fuse
3. Low battery voltage 3. Check voltage
of
vehicle battery
with multimeter. Voltage must
be
at
least
11
V.
No
Sound
1.
Speaker connection
1.
Double checkconnections.
came loose
2.
Bad
speaker 2. Replace bad speaker with known
good speaker and connect.
3. Output blown 3. Send unit in for repair.
4. Volume too low on 4. Increase volume
of
media device
media device
No
Reception
1.
Antenna
not
firmly I. Insert firmly
seated in socket
USB stick not I. File must be a mp3 1. Convert format to mp3
or
mwa.
reading
or
wma file
While in Bluetooth mode:
No
Connection
1.
You are not connect
1.
Choose "INFINITY"
to the "INFINITY"
address
on
your
portable media
device.
2. Out
of
range 2. Bring portable media device closer
to the receiver. Device needs to be
within
30'.
3. The connection is 3. Ask the person who first paired to
already in use. drop out.
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