neo car jukebox help
neo car jukebox help
ok so i just had a neo car jukebox installed but it doesnt work right. for those of you that dont know, its a Hard Drive used to store mp3's that comes with a wired LCD remote in order to play them.
anyways, it will play like for a mintue and then it will freeze up. when it freezes up, the hard drive just starts to beep until i turn it off.
i dont know where they tapped in to get power to it.
my question is: if the hard drive is not getting a constat 12v of power it wont work, right? where can i tap into in order to get a constant 12v?
hope this makes sense. i'll ask the installer where they wired it to to get power to it.
anyways, it will play like for a mintue and then it will freeze up. when it freezes up, the hard drive just starts to beep until i turn it off.
i dont know where they tapped in to get power to it.
my question is: if the hard drive is not getting a constat 12v of power it wont work, right? where can i tap into in order to get a constant 12v?
hope this makes sense. i'll ask the installer where they wired it to to get power to it.
I also have a neo jukebox but don't have any problems with it. Try looking for an accessory fuse spot in either of the fuse boxes and use a "connect-a-circuit" to tap into the power. Or you can get it right from the ignition if you're alittle more savvy.
I can help you alittle more if you need, just pm me.
Also, if you think its a neo jukebox issue check out this site...
http://ssiamerica.com/open/forum/?81...f748e4018c2b9d
I can help you alittle more if you need, just pm me.
Also, if you think its a neo jukebox issue check out this site...
http://ssiamerica.com/open/forum/?81...f748e4018c2b9d
Originally Posted by juve021
I also have a neo jukebox but don't have any problems with it. Try looking for an accessory fuse spot in either of the fuse boxes and use a "connect-a-circuit" to tap into the power. Or you can get it right from the ignition if you're alittle more savvy.
I can help you alittle more if you need, just pm me.
Also, if you think its a neo jukebox issue check out this site...
http://ssiamerica.com/open/forum/?81...f748e4018c2b9d
I can help you alittle more if you need, just pm me.
Also, if you think its a neo jukebox issue check out this site...
http://ssiamerica.com/open/forum/?81...f748e4018c2b9d

im not good at all with electrical stuff so you'll have to be a little more specific

what is a "connect-a-cricuit" and how do i tap into it?
you have aim? if so, IM me @ tgocarlos0069
thanks.
Originally Posted by car_lost
i already posted there yesterday 
im not good at all with electrical stuff so you'll have to be a little more specific
what is a "connect-a-cricuit" and how do i tap into it?
you have aim? if so, IM me @ tgocarlos0069
thanks.

im not good at all with electrical stuff so you'll have to be a little more specific

what is a "connect-a-cricuit" and how do i tap into it?
you have aim? if so, IM me @ tgocarlos0069
thanks.
You would be doing something like this
http://www.audiworld.com/tech/elec43.shtml
Although this is a bit ghetto. They sell they fuse holders w/ 1 wire coming out so that you plug the fuse holder in the fuse block and have a power wire coming out to connect to the neo. If you aren't electrical savvy I recommend taking it to an audio shop, they'll be able to do it in minutes (if you have all the wires run already).
Originally Posted by juve021
When I say "Tap" I mean splicing into power for an accessory and using it to power to neo. What accesorry? Say the cigarette lighter/power outlet. Just an example.
You would be doing something like this
http://www.audiworld.com/tech/elec43.shtml
Although this is a bit ghetto. They sell they fuse holders w/ 1 wire coming out so that you plug the fuse holder in the fuse block and have a power wire coming out to connect to the neo. If you aren't electrical savvy I recommend taking it to an audio shop, they'll be able to do it in minutes (if you have all the wires run already).
You would be doing something like this
http://www.audiworld.com/tech/elec43.shtml
Although this is a bit ghetto. They sell they fuse holders w/ 1 wire coming out so that you plug the fuse holder in the fuse block and have a power wire coming out to connect to the neo. If you aren't electrical savvy I recommend taking it to an audio shop, they'll be able to do it in minutes (if you have all the wires run already).
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