PYLE AUDIO PLR38I receiver AM/FM/MP3/WMA USB SD AUX 50W x 4
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Wired marine remote with a 2.4" LCD and IP67 rating, designed for Clarion CMM-20, CMM-30 and CMM-30BB radios
The Clarion CMR-20 is a wired marine remote with a 2.4 inch LCD display. It carries an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. The unit is designed for use with Clarion CMM-20, CMM-30 and CMM-30BB marine radios. It provides control at a secondary helm station.
The remote adds a second control point for compatible Clarion head units. It handles volume, source selection and basic playback functions. It does not operate as a standalone radio and requires a supported CMM series receiver. Boats without a compatible Clarion marine radio cannot use this remote.
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The CMR-20 is a wired remote designed for direct compatibility with the CMM-20, CMM-30 and CMM-30BB radios, so it connects to the head unit's remote input.
Power the system and view the display from your normal helm position; the screen should show source, volume and track data clearly in daylight.
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