Philips RC759 RDS - Page 6

MOUNTING
METAL SLEEVE
-
Insert
metal
sleeve
into
the
opening
(182
x
53
mm)
in
the
car
dashboard
or
console
—
(fig.
7).
See
separate
installation
card.
For
optimal
performance
of
the
CD
player,*
the
metal sleeve
should
be
positioned
horizontally
(between
-10°
and +45°).
*
Fix
metal
sleeve
into
place
by
pressing
the
metal
tags
outwards
using
a
a
screwdriver
(fig.
8).
+45°
CONNECTING RADIO (fig. 9)
For Audi, Opel, Vauxhall, VW and Seat cars, use adaptor EA6259 to connect the connector of the car to
the car radio.
¢ Insert aerial plug E into aerial socket. Good reception is only possible with a good aerial.
+ Insert power supply plug A into socket A’.
* Insert loudspeaker plug B into socket B’.
* (optional) Remove the protective cover from socket C’.
* (optional) Insert the yellow line-out plug C1 into socket C1’.
* (optional) Insert the blue CD changer plug C3 into socket C3’.
* (optional) Insert the green navigation plug C2 into socket C2’.
The green plug C2 slides between the yellow plug C1 and the blue plug C3.
MOUNTING RADIO
*
Slide
the
radio
into
the
metal
sleeve
until
the
springs
at
either
side
of
the
radio
snap
into
the openings
of
the
sleeve (fig.
10).
* Reconnect the negative car battery terminal (fig. 11). Installation is now complete.
REMOVING RADIO (fig. 12)
You can unlock the radio using the two U-brackets supplied.
* Remove the front, see ‘SECURITY’, ‘DETACHABLE FRONT’.
* Push the metal holder back up.
*
Insert
both
U-brackets
in
between
the
holes
on
the
front
of
the
set
until
they
lock.
*
Remove
the
radio
from
the metal
sleeve.
REPLACING FUSE (fig.9)
*
Pull
fuse
F
out
of
connector
block
at
rear
of
radio.
Replace
with
a
10A
blade-type
fuse.
.
INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION
Most modern cars have sufficient interference suppression. If you experience interference
generated by the car, consult your garage.
* only for certain versions