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• Carefully push the car radio into the mounting
duct until it locks into place. Finally put on the
bezel frame.
Attention!
For installation please use the car radio's ISO
connections. The vehicle specific ISO adapter
that you may possibly require can be obtained
from a specialist establishment, from a local
dealer or from the store's technical department.
When using other connection types the warranty
becomes void!
Observe the cable positioning when pushing
the radio in; it could become damaged.
Antenna power connection
The connection for the antenna power is avail-
able for a relay controlled antenna. The relay
then automatically extends the antenna when
the radio is switched on. When switched off the
antenna retracts.
This connection can also be used to control an
external amplifier. For exact connection infor-
mation please consult the amplifier's operating
instructions.
Never attach the antenna power connection with
the antenna's motor power cable; this can cause
damage to the radio!
Backup connection
Make sure that for the station memory the per-
manent positive is applied to the connection
7 in the ISO block A. Otherwise you will not
be able to save any radio stations!
• After all connections have been made activate
the
RESET button with a ball point pen or other
pointed object.
• Attach the face plate as described under "Putting the
face plate on".
Connection schematic
Connecting an external audio
device to the car radio
• If you have connected the audio output of an
external sound source (e.g. an MP3 player) to
the
LINE IN on the rear panel of the device via a
stereo cinch cable, you can play back this sound
source on the car radio.
• While the radio is on, select playback of the audio
input by pressing the button
LD/MD several times until
AUX is shown in the display.
Disassembling the device
• To disassemble the device first remove the bezel
frame and then feed the right and left keys into
the respective slots on the sides of the device.
The tabs are now bent back and you can pull the
device out.
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