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MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS (see pages 3-4)
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
1.3
Electronic/motor aerial: Connect the supply for an electronic aerial or the
control lead for the relay of an automatic motor aerial to pin [A5]. Use the small
contact supplied.
Do not use this connection point for supply of the aerial motor!
1.4
Pilot light: When the car headlamps
are switched on, the on/off control of
the radio is illuminated (even when the radio is switched
off).
Connect pin ne to the dashboard illumination wiring of your car. Use the small
contact supplied.
1.5
Telephone mute: If your car telephone provides a mute signal, itcan be used
to automatically
interrupt the set's audio output:
Connect the telephone mute wire to connector [A1]. Use the small contact
supplied.
Refer to 'INITIALISATION'. Select option 'PHONE' and choose 'HI' or 'LO'
according to your telephone mute signal. (In most cases this is 'LO'.)
Note:
PREPARING CONNECTOR B' (FOR LOUDSPEAKERS)
- Only use loudspeakers which have an impedance of 4 ohms.
- Ensure that the loudspeakers are connected in phase by using
marked speaker terminals for the phase (+) connections.
- Do not connect any of the loudspeaker leads
to earth!
- Do not connect loudspeakers via an external fader!
2.1 Connecting 4 loudspeakers (see illustration)
1 = Rear Right phase (RR +) 2 = Rear Right return (RR-)
3 = Front Right phase is +) 4 = Front Ron return ee)
5 = Front Left phase (FL+)
6 = Front Lelt return (Fl-)
7 = Rear Left phase (RL+)
8 = Rear Left return (RL-}
2.2 Connecting
2 loudspeakers (see illustration)
3 = Right phase thi
2 = Right return (R
5= lel phase (L+)
8 = Left return (L-
PREPARING CONNECTOR C' FOR...
Select option 'INPUT ' and set the choice to 'AUX' as described under
'INITIALISATION''. This indicates to the set that a portable player is connected
instead of a CD* changer.
Increase the volume of the portable player to desired level.
* only for certain versions.
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