Philips DC932 - Optional Connections

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
26
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS
1.3
Electronic/motor
aerial:
Connect
the
supply
for
an
electronic
aerial
or
the
conirol
lead
for
the
relay
of
an
automatic
motor
aerial
fo
pin
[A5].
Use
the
small
contact
supplied.
Do
not
use
this
connection
point
for direct
supply
of
the
aerial
motor!
1.4Pilot
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
[A6]
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,
it
can
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
'LO'
or
'HI'
according
to
your
telephone
mute
signal.
{In
most
cases
this
is
'LO'.)
Note:
In
certain
VW
and
Opel/Vauxhall
cars,
the
connector
[A1]
is
used
as
a
speed-dependent
volume
control
(GALA).
Ask
your
authorized
VW
or
Opel/Vauxhall
dealer
to
modify
this
connection
if
you
want
to
use
the
telephone
mute
feature.
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 fo earth!
-
Do
not
connect
a
booster/amplifier
directly
to
the
loudspeaker
outputs!
- Do not connect loudspeakers via an external fader!
2.1 Connecting 4 loudspeakers (see illustration) 4.x
1
=
Rear
Right
phase
(RR
+)
2
=
Rear
Right
return
(RR
-}
3 = Front Right phase (FR +) A = Front Right return (FR -}
5
=
Front
Leh
phase
(FL
+)
6
=
Front
Left
return
(FL
—-)
7
=
Rear
Left
phase
(RL
+)
8
=
Rear
Left
return
(RL
—-)
2.2
Connecting
2
loudspeakers
(see
illustration)
2
x
1
3 = Right phase (R +) 2 = Right return (R -)
§= Let phase (L +) 8= Let return (L -)
PREPARING CONNECTOR C
2.3
CD
CHANGER”:
You
can
connect
a
CD
changer
(D’B
type}
fo
this
set*
(see
the
mounting
instructions
for
the
CD
changer).
2.4
PORTABLE
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
'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