User manual BLAUPUNKT TP E EXACT MP3 R/BL

[. . . ] 5 Positive/negative connection with connection line 7 607 884 093 . 6 Use the connection wiring included with the amplifier or the connection block 7 607 879 003 or 7 607 855 094. 7 LF = left front, RF = right front, LR = left rear, RR = right rear. [. . . ] If necessary, also use cables 7 607 647 093 and 7 607 648 000. When using the IR remote control, QuickOut operation is not possible. Connection in vehicles with QuickOut In vehicles equipped with a QuickOut (currently Opel), the QuickOut unit must be removed and the adapter cable used. Installing the car radio Place the car radio in the front of the mounting bracket and push it in until the side springs snap into position on the left and the right (you will hear an audible click). Removing the car radio Insert the handles into the holes in the panel on the left and right of the radio and push them in until you hear a distinct click (unlocks side springs). Pull the unit out using both handles, see Fig. 3 Note: Handles which have snapped into place can only be removed after you have pulled the radio out of the compartment. This information is subject to change without notice!Brown / ground When connecting the positive line to terminal 15 of the fuse box (+12 V via ignition) behind the fuse, it will be possible to turn the system on and off via the ignition. Also, the unit will automatically switch off after one hour of playback time to avoid that the battery goes flat. This hour logic will not be activated when connecting the permanent +12 V line (terminal 30). Do not connect the vehicle's positive line !5 mm2 cross section to the battery (do not route close to vehicle harnesses). Connect the fuse box to protect the positive line and hook up to the positive terminal of the battery. If necessary, drill a hole into the splash wall and use a cable duct as required. The control wire is the switched positive output for external pieces of equipment such as a power antenna, maximum load < 150 mA. [. . . ] The control wire is the switched positive output for external pieces of equipment such as a power antenna, maximum load < 150 mA. The control wire is the switched positive output for external pieces of equipment such as an amplifier or equaliser, maximum load < 150 mA. Telephone Mute (low) When connecting a phone, the car radio will be automatically muted when making a call. [. . . ]