Philips DC633 - Page 16

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
2M] Connecting 4 loudspeakers (see illustration] 4 x
1 = Rear Right phase (RR +] 2 = Rear Right return (RR -}
3 = Front Right phase (FR +] 4 = Front Right return (FR -)
5 = Front left phase (FL +} 6 = Front Left return (FL -]
7 = Rear Left phase (RL +} 8 = Rear Left return (RL -]
PREPARING CONNECTOR C
PPICD CHANGER: You can connect a CD* changer (D?B type) to this set (see the mounting
instructions for the CD* changer}.
EJPORTABLE PLAYER: To increase your listening possibilities you can connect a portable DCC,
CD or cassette player to this set {in place of a CD* changer}. Use the cable mentioned in the
illustration. The cable must be connected to an output of 750 mV (in most cases the headphone
output of the portable player is suitable).
Select option 'SRC' and set the choice to 'AUX' as described under 'INITIAUSATION'. 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.
INSTALLING METAL SLEEVE
Insert metal sleeve into the opening of the car dashboard or console.
Fix metal sleeve into place by pressing the metal tags outwards using a screwdriver.
ZS CONNECTING RADIO
4.1 Fit antenna adaptor if needed.
4.2 insert aerial plug into aerial adaptor/socket.
4.3 Screw rubber buffer onto fixing stud at rear of set.
4.4 Insert power supply plug A into socket A’.
4.5 Insert loudspeaker plug B into socket B’.
4.6 (where applicable)* Remove the plastic cover from socket €' and insert the rectangular plug from
the CD* changer or Portable player. ~
4.7 (where applicable]* Line output (4-channel): You can connect a power amplifier {with
additional loudspeakers) to this set. Use the adaptor cable (CINCH) mentioned in the illustration
which is available from your dealer. Insert the rectangular plug ‘D into socket D’.
BER |
EA MOUNTING RADIO
* — Slide the radio into the metal sleeve until the springs ateither side of the radio snap into the openings
of the sleeve.
¢ Reconnect the negative car battery terminal.
— Installation is now complete.
6. | REMOVING RADIO [using the two U-brackets supplied).
Insert both U-brackets [x] into the holes [y] until they lock. Pull out the AiG,
REPLACING FUSE (see illustration 4)
Replace with a blade-ype fuse of the correct rating.
INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
Most modern cars have sufficient interference suppression. If you experience interference generated by the car,
consult your garage.
‘only for certain versions.