YOUR RESEARCHIs there a way to turn the CDR-30 display off completely?
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Hey, I saw a few threads on the brightness of the CDR-30 when driving at night, but I didn't see anyone talking about turning the display off completely ( in a 2011 Cayman S ). I find the display a real distraction at night, and would like to completely turn it off. Does anyone know of a way to do that? ( Without turning off the car. ) Thanks.
press the left hand round button (volume) and hold for a few seconds to turn the unit off....
If you want to keep the display active (say for the parking sensors) but (almost) black, press the CD AUX button once or twice. You´ll just see two very dim plugs - that is, if you don´t have the AUX connected. Ernst
Thanks folks! Much appreciated. - Mike
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