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Basic connection 1
The car stereo should be with FM tuner.
Tune the radio to the frequency to which the installer has set the FM modulator.
(FM 88.9 MHz or FM 88.3 MHz)
Wiring (1)
Interference on 88.9 MHz
Replacing the fuses
If a fuse becomes blown, open the fuse holder as shown in the illustration and
remove the fuse from both terminals.
Be sure to replace with a fuse with the correct rated
capacity (5 A). If a fuse with a capacity greater
than the rating is used, fire may result.
(Check the lead wire connections
once more before replacing the fuses.)
WARNING
¡If a clear signal cannot be obtained on 88.9
MHz, change the position of the frequency
select switch on the back of the FM
Modulator and tune the radio to 88.3 MHz
when using the changer.
¡Select a frequency before mounting the FM
Modulator.
Radio sensitivity is slightly reduced when the
FM Modulator is connected.
88.9
88.3
Driver
Attached DIN
cable (8 pin, 5 m)
Bright green
Attached parking brake cable
Connect to car’s parking brake line.
Bright green
Red
White
Not used.
Yellow
(Rear)
Yellow
(Front)
Monitor with Video input jack Monitor with Video input jack
To video input
(Yellow)
To video input
(Yellow)
* You can add a monitor for rear seats.
Attached
Remote control
sensor
R
L
Car stereo
with FM
Antenna
socket
Attached FM
modulator
+12 volt Accessory/Switched (red)
Connect to where the power is
supplied when the ACC power or
ignition switch is turned ON.
+12 volt Constant (yellow)
Connect this lead to the cable to
which power is continuously supplied
and which has been passed through
the car’s fuse unit.
Ground (black)
Screw this to a metal part of the
car.
Fuse 5A
Connect to car antenna.
Changer unit
If not long enough, use the
extension cable included.
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