We have identified an issue with the Bluetooth firmware and is currently waiting for an update from the chipset supplier. A workaround to mitigate this is to disable Wi-Fi if you are not using it or have a valid Access Point connection to your phone to support Apple AirPlay.

Please update the software of your NRX300 remote. Simply turn on the remote and connected stereo and then go to Settings>Update>MS-NRX300 to allow the remote to update. We recommend that before doing this, you also ensure your stereo is running the latest software version.

Unfortunately that feature is not supported by the PartyBus network, you can only control the volume of each stereo individually.

Current consumption of Fusion marine stereos:

Fusion stereos have a standard voltage rating of 10.8V to 16V DC unless otherwise stated.

All figures are for individual head units only, not a system. Numbers can be added together to calculate the system current consumption.

Amplifiers will contribute significantly higher current consumptions.

All marine stereos with 4 amplified speaker outputs have been tested with 4 speakers attached and no USB devices connected.

All measurements are average, so measurements on other production stereos may vary. Values are subject to change without notification.

To wire two 4 Ohm speakers in parallel, to present a 2 Ohm load per channel to a Fusion Class-D 2 Ohm stable stereo, simply follow the below diagram showing the Positive terminals from each speaker connected to each other and the same with the Negative terminals. When this is done, connect the Positive and Negative wires from the closest speaker to the Stereo.

Compatible Fusion Stereos:

• Apollo RA770
• Apollo RA670
• 755 / 750 / 700 Series
• 650 / 600 Series

To resolve this issue, delete the Fusion-Link app from your device and then reinstall it.

Sorry, only Apple devices have the capability to navigate media libraries over Bluetooth.

Over-the-air software updates are only available for the Apollo Series. All other Fusion stereos require a USB stick loaded with an update folder connected to the stereo to perform an update. "Error" will display if there is no USB device connected, the USB device is not formatted correctly, or if the file is not in a folder named "update".

The first thing to check is that you are connected to the correct wireless network for the stereo. Once you have confirmed this, close the app on the device and restart it (consult the manufacturer's website for instructions on restarting). If this fails, check that you have a valid IP address on the stereo and follow the instructions in the tech support item: "My Fusion-link wireless remote Application will not connect to my 700 series stereo."

The first thing to check is that the 700 Series is displaying a valid IP address on the 'about' screen. Select the 'settings' menu, then 'about' to confirm. If the display is "IPNone", the router is either not a compatible DHCP product or is not configured correctly. If the IP address starts with the prefix 169, it is not valid, as this is a default address when the router is not sending a DHCP generated IP address or is configured incorrectly. Please review the router's instruction manual or contact the manufacturer's website for technical help.