User manual SONY AD-CWRF35

[. . . ] · Horizontal, vertical, slanted or suspended installation can be made. · This system allows you to connect the compact disc changer to your car stereo that can receive FM broadcasts. NOTE FOR USE IN THE U. S. A. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ] to a disc. · Do NOT expose the discs to direct sunlight or excessive heat. EN 3 UNPACKING Compact disc changer 1 2 Only for ADC-WRF35 Only for ADC-WRF35 and ADC-RF35 Compact disc magazine Connecting cable Wired remote control 2 Power unit & FM modulator 2 Wireless remote control 1 Tapping screw 2 for the power unit & FM modulator (2 ea. ) Double-back tape (medium) 2 for the wired remote control (1 set) Double-back tape (small) 1 for the wireless remote control (1 set) Supplied mounting kit for the compact disc changer The letlers are keyed to those in the instructions. Use only the supplied mounting hardware for safe and secure installation. a Brackets (2 ea. ) b Washer screws (4 ea. ) c Tapping screws (4 ea. ) d Plate brackets (2 ea. ) e Wing nuts (4 ea. ) f Double-back tape (large) (2 sets) g Key (1 ea. ) h Tapping screws (4 ea. ) i Adhesive label (1 seet) EN 4 INSTALLATIONS Precautions Select the mounting location very carefully, referring to the following points. · Make sure that there is no fuel tank, wiring or piping on the other side of the mounting surface. · Make sure that the installation of the unit will not hinder the movement of the deck lid or interfere with the spare tire, etc. · Use only the supplied mounting kit for safe and proper installation. Mounting angle setting dials Be sure to change the position of the mounting angle setting dials according to the angle at which the unit is to be installed. Mounting angle setting dial Removing the transport screws Find the four transport screws at the bottom of the unit, which lock the unit's mechanism during transport. Remove these screws before installation and attach the supplied adhesive labels over the holes. Retain these screws and replace them in the original positions if the unit is transported for service or maintenance. 1 45 V H 2 45 V H 3 45 V H For example, in relevance to the diagram above, the following procedure would be used to change the position from H (horizontal) to V (vertical). 1 2 3 4 Remove the locking screw. Using the supplied key, turn the dial to the position corresponding to the angle at which the unit is to be installed. H: Horizontal/suspended installation 45: 45° (slanted) installation V: Vertical installation Install the locking screw in the corresponding hole. Follow the same procedure for the other side of the unit. Note · The mounting angle setting dials on each side of the unit are factory-set to the H (horizontal) position. EN 5 INSTALLATIONS Horizontal installation 1 Construction For details on abc. . . , see page 4. Note If the mounting surface needs to be strengthened, secure the plate brackets d to the bottom surface of the car trunk, etc. with the tapping screws h. ;;; ;; ;;; ; 2 Deciding the position 4 Making holes in the carpet 3 Removing temporarily 5 Completion EN 6 Vertical installation 1 Construction For details on abc. . . , see page 4. V Note If the mounting surface needs to be strengthened, secure the plate brackets d to the bottom surface of the car trunk, etc. with the tapping screws h. ;;; ;; ;;; ; 2 Deciding the position 45 H 4 Making holes in the carpet Cut the plate bracket d if it is too long. 3 Removing temporarily 5 Completion EN 7 INSTALLATIONS Suspended installation When installing the unit in the trunk below the package tray, observe the following. · Make sure that the unit is suspended horizontally. · Select the mounting location carefully so that the unit does not hinder the movement of the torsion bars of the deck lid. Caution Before drilling the holes, make sure that there is nothing on the other side of the mounting surface. 1 Construction For details on abc. . . , see page 4. H 45 V 2 Making holes 3 Completion Slanted installation Be sure to turn the mounting angle setting dial to the 45 position. 45° EN 8 CONNECTIONS Layout and wiring example Car stereo Wired remote control Compact disc changer Power unit & FM modulator Securing the wired and wireless remote control Wired remote control Wireless remote control Double-back tape (small) Where you wish to secure (dashboard etc. ) Double-back tape (medium) Note · Choose the mounting location carefully so that the unit will not interfere with normal driving functions. · Be sure that the securing surface where the control will be located is clean and dry. Where you wish to secure (arm rest etc. ) Securing the power unit & FM modulator Power unit & FM modulator Tapping screw Where you wish to secure EN 9 CONNECTIONS Connection diagram Red Fuse To an antenna Yellow Fuse 1A To the terminal from which power is supplied when the ignition switch is set to ACC 2A To the backup terminal from which power is always supplied To a car stereo antenna terminal Black To the vehicle (metal) body Power unit & FM modulator CAR AUDIO ANT CAR ANT POWER REMOTE CONTROL UNIT CD CHANGER Wired remote control Connecting cable (supplied) Caution Be sure to disconnect the ground wire terminal of the car battery before making a connection in order to prevent short circuiting. Compact disc changer Notes · Use only the supplied connecting cable. Using an unspecified connecting cable may cause background noise. [. . . ] No discs are loaded into the disc magazine. Check that the discs are loaded properly into the disc magazine (right side up, etc. ) Problem with the compact disc changer. Reset the unit by pressing the reset button. [. . . ]