User manual BLAUPUNKT ST. LOUIS DJ AG

[. . . ] Our warranty shall be vain if the connection is made inadequately. If the existing car radio terminal in your car is protected by a 10 A fuse (see operating instructins or fuse box in your car), you only need to have the car-specific adapter cable which is available at your dealer (see Fig. If the fuse value is less than 10 A, follow the steps described under , , Connection in vehicles without car radio wiring". [. . . ] The pinning of standard ISO connectors may differ according to auto manufacturer. While installing and mounting this equipment, you must disconnect the negative terminal of the battery. You must also comply with all safety instructions given by the auto manufacturer (airbag, alarm system, board computer, vehicle immobilizer). In new vehicles with antenna prefitting, e. VW, Seat, Audi, the power is supplied to the antenna via the antenna cable (see user manual of your car). If you wish to replace the original equipment for a conventional car radio, you need to purchase an antenna duplexer (P/N 7 691 290 202) from your specialist dealer. Information on how to install and connect your antenna is provided in the antenna installation instructions. According to the antenna type you wish to install, it may be necessary to use the antenna adapter in the delivery. Install your car radio into the car radio compartment of your car. Uncover the radio compartment (remove the shelf or the dummy panel) or cut the car radio slot to a size of 182 x 53 mm. For the most common cars with deviating installation places Blaupunkt offers specific 50-mm car radio installation kits. Therefore, please check the car radio installation place in your car. If required, use one of our car-specific installation kits. You must not connect your Helsinki car radio to an existing 8-pin +/- ISO connector in your car. [. . . ] Connect the ground cable to a suitable ground spot (car body screw, car body sheet). Strip off the insulation at the end of the ground cable and attach a spade lug (resolder if necessary). Scratch the contact point for the ground down to the bare metal and grease it with anti-seize graphite petroleum (important for good grounding). [. . . ]