CCS CR017 Classic 200 User manual

DAB DAB+ FM RDS USB
Bluetooth hands free & streaming
Aux in radio
Part no. CR017 Classic 200
Please read this manual before use
(Version 2)

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Audio Source selection
Contents
Audio Source selection 3
DAB / DAB+ 4-5
FM Radio 5
Bluetooth music streaming 6
Bluetooth hands free mobile phone 7
Auxiliary input 7
USB 7
IPod mode 8
Installation 8-11
Mounting the radio 11
Diagnostics 12-13
Wiring diagram 14
Dimensioned drawing 14
Electrical connections 15
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Contents
Audio Source selection 3
DAB / DAB+ 4-5
FM Radio 5
Bluetooth music streaming 6
Bluetooth hands free mobile phone 7
Auxiliary input 7
USB 7
IPod mode 8
Installation 8-11
Mounting the radio 11
Diagnostics 12-13
Wiring diagram 14
Dimensioned drawing 14
Electrical connections 15
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Audio Source selecon 4
DAB / DAB+ 5
FM Radio 5-6
Bluetooth music streaming 6
Bluetooth hands free mobile phone 7
Auxiliary input 7
USB 7
Installaon 8-9
Mounng the radio 10
Diagnoscs 11-12
Dimensioned drawing 13
Electrical connecons 14

DAB / DAB+
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Please note the clock is only displayed for 5 seconds aer pressing buon number 1.
To select the mode, press buon number 7 to scroll between dab/fm/bt music (USB
or I Pod if connected) and auxiliary input.
Dab /DAB +radio operaon
To tune in the dab radio press buon number 6, the display will show full scan then
press and hold buon number 6 for 2 seconds to start the staon search. The display
will show scanning and a progress bar and the number of staons found will be
indicated on the top right of the display. Alternavely you can press and hold buon
7 to scan.
The radio will then store all the staons that have been found in alphabecal order
and begin playing the rst staon in that order.
To select a specic staon, turn buon number 7 unl the relevant staon name is
displayed. The display will show connecng and will begin to play the staon. If you
are out of the staon recepon area or if the signal is too weak, the display will show
“service not available”. Alternavely you can turn and hold buon number 7 to scroll
through the staons faster either clockwise to scroll forwards or an clockwise to
scroll backwards. Releasing the buon stops the scrolling.
You can pre set up to four staons by rstly selecng the staon then press and hold
the pre set buons numbers 2, 3, 4 or 5 for 2 seconds. The display will show “preset
a stored”. The pre sets can be over wrien at any me by repeang the procedure.
To manually tune the radio press buon number 6 then turn buon number 7 to
show manual tune, then press buon 6 for 2 seconds, turning buon number 7 will
now manually tune showing the staon frequency.
To select the DRC (Dynamic Range Compression) funcon, press buon number 6
then turn buon number 7 to show DRC in the display. Press buon number 6 for
2 seconds then turn buon number 7 to scroll between o, low and high. Press and
hold buon 6 to store the selected level.
Dynamic Range Compression; this feature can make it easier to hear quieter sounds
whilst in a noisy environment. The DRC funcon will increase the volume of quieter
parts and decrease the volume of the louder parts of a radio broadcast. Please note
that not all DAB broadcasts support the DRC funcon.
Prune, this feature allows you to remove any DAB staons from the memory that can
no longer be received either due to frequency changes or being out of the staon/
recepon area. To select this funcon press buon number 6 then turn buon
number 7 unl Prune is shown in the display, press and hold buon 6 for 2 seconds
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Audio Source selection
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Audio Source selection
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Audio Source selection

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FM Radio
DAB / DAB+
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Please note the clock is only displayed for 5 seconds aer pressing buon number 1.
To select the mode, press buon number 7 to scroll between dab/fm/bt music (USB
or I Pod if connected) and auxiliary input.
Dab /DAB +radio operaon
To tune in the dab radio press buon number 6, the display will show full scan then
press and hold buon number 6 for 2 seconds to start the staon search. The display
will show scanning and a progress bar and the number of staons found will be
indicated on the top right of the display. Alternavely you can press and hold buon
7 to scan.
The radio will then store all the staons that have been found in alphabecal order
and begin playing the rst staon in that order.
To select a specic staon, turn buon number 7 unl the relevant staon name is
displayed. The display will show connecng and will begin to play the staon. If you
are out of the staon recepon area or if the signal is too weak, the display will show
“service not available”. Alternavely you can turn and hold buon number 7 to scroll
through the staons faster either clockwise to scroll forwards or an clockwise to
scroll backwards. Releasing the buon stops the scrolling.
You can pre set up to four staons by rstly selecng the staon then press and hold
the pre set buons numbers 2, 3, 4 or 5 for 2 seconds. The display will show “preset
a stored”. The pre sets can be over wrien at any me by repeang the procedure.
To manually tune the radio press buon number 6 then turn buon number 7 to
show manual tune, then press buon 6 for 2 seconds, turning buon number 7 will
now manually tune showing the staon frequency.
To select the DRC (Dynamic Range Compression) funcon, press buon number 6
then turn buon number 7 to show DRC in the display. Press buon number 6 for
2 seconds then turn buon number 7 to scroll between o, low and high. Press and
hold buon 6 to store the selected level.
Dynamic Range Compression; this feature can make it easier to hear quieter sounds
whilst in a noisy environment. The DRC funcon will increase the volume of quieter
parts and decrease the volume of the louder parts of a radio broadcast. Please note
that not all DAB broadcasts support the DRC funcon.
Prune, this feature allows you to remove any DAB staons from the memory that can
no longer be received either due to frequency changes or being out of the staon/
recepon area. To select this funcon press buon number 6 then turn buon
number 7 unl Prune is shown in the display, press and hold buon 6 for 2 seconds
Please note the clock is only displayed for 5 seconds aer pressing buon number 1.
To select the mode, press buon number 7 to scroll between dab/fm/bt music (USB
if connected) and auxiliary input.
DAB /DAB +radio operaon
To tune in the dab radio press buon number 6, the display will show full scan then
press and hold buon number 6 for 2 seconds to start the staon search. The display
will show scanning and the number of staons found will be indicated on the top
right of the display. Alternavely you can press and hold buon 7 to scan.
The radio will then store all the staons that have been found in alphabecal order
and begin playing the rst staon in that order.
To select a specic staon, turn buon number 7 either le or right repeatedly unl
the relevant staon name is displayed. The display will show “playing” and will begin
to play the staon. If you are out of the staon recepon area or if the signal is too
weak, the display will show “service not available”.
You can pre set up to four staons by rstly selecng the staon then press and hold
the pre set buons numbers 2, 3, 4 or 5 for 2 seconds. The display will show “stored”.
The pre sets can be over wrien at any me by repeang the procedure.
System, to perform a factory reset, select DAB then press buon 6 briey and then
turn buon 7 unl the display shows <system>. Press and hold buon 6 for 2 seconds,
display shows <factory Reset>, press and hold buon 6 again. The unit will revert
back to factory sengs and clear any sengs and radio staons that have previously
been stored in the memory.
To exit from any of the sengs selected press buon number 6 briey or wait for 10
seconds.
FM radio
To tune in the FM radio select the FM mode, the display will show 87.5MHz (no
radio Text). Press and hold buon 7 thn the display will show “scanning” and will
automacally set up to 18 preset staons into the memory.
To select any of the presets, turn buon 7 to scroll through 1 to 18 or you can press
buons 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 to select the rst 5 presets. Please note, the radio may not
necessarily nd 18 staons depending on the recepon area.
You can then set any of the FM staons to preset buons 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 by turning
buon 7 to select the required staon, then press and hold the relevant preset
buon, the display will show that the staon has been set by displaying “stored”. This
will not alter any DAB staons that you may have previously stored.
DAB / DAB+
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Please note the clock is only displayed for 5 seconds aer pressing buon number 1.
To select the mode, press buon number 7 to scroll between dab/fm/bt music (USB
or I Pod if connected) and auxiliary input.
Dab /DAB +radio operaon
To tune in the dab radio press buon number 6, the display will show full scan then
press and hold buon number 6 for 2 seconds to start the staon search. The display
will show scanning and a progress bar and the number of staons found will be
indicated on the top right of the display. Alternavely you can press and hold buon
7 to scan.
The radio will then store all the staons that have been found in alphabecal order
and begin playing the rst staon in that order.
To select a specic staon, turn buon number 7 unl the relevant staon name is
displayed. The display will show connecng and will begin to play the staon. If you
are out of the staon recepon area or if the signal is too weak, the display will show
“service not available”. Alternavely you can turn and hold buon number 7 to scroll
through the staons faster either clockwise to scroll forwards or an clockwise to
scroll backwards. Releasing the buon stops the scrolling.
You can pre set up to four staons by rstly selecng the staon then press and hold
the pre set buons numbers 2, 3, 4 or 5 for 2 seconds. The display will show “preset
a stored”. The pre sets can be over wrien at any me by repeang the procedure.
To manually tune the radio press buon number 6 then turn buon number 7 to
show manual tune, then press buon 6 for 2 seconds, turning buon number 7 will
now manually tune showing the staon frequency.
To select the DRC (Dynamic Range Compression) funcon, press buon number 6
then turn buon number 7 to show DRC in the display. Press buon number 6 for
2 seconds then turn buon number 7 to scroll between o, low and high. Press and
hold buon 6 to store the selected level.
Dynamic Range Compression; this feature can make it easier to hear quieter sounds
whilst in a noisy environment. The DRC funcon will increase the volume of quieter
parts and decrease the volume of the louder parts of a radio broadcast. Please note
that not all DAB broadcasts support the DRC funcon.
Prune, this feature allows you to remove any DAB staons from the memory that can
no longer be received either due to frequency changes or being out of the staon/
recepon area. To select this funcon press buon number 6 then turn buon
number 7 unl Prune is shown in the display, press and hold buon 6 for 2 seconds

Bluetooth music streaming
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Two seconds aer releasing buon 7, the display will show “auto” and revert back to
pre set selecon mode.
If the staon that you are listening to supports radio text, the transmied informaon
will scroll across the display at the boom whilst showing the staon name and pre
set number across the top. If there is no radio text available or a weak signal, then
the display will show “no Radio Text”
The FM scan can be performed at any me but please note that any previously stored
staons will be replaced with those found during the new scan.
Stereo/mono, If you are listening to a weak FM staon you can switch the tuner to
Mono which may help eliminate any unwanted background noise/interference. Press
buon number 6 briey then turn buon 7 unl the display shows Audio Seng
then hold buon 6 for 2 seconds, you can then turn buon 7 to scroll between
“Stereo allowed “ and “Forced Mono”. Select “Forced mono” Stereo allowed” then
hold buon 6 for 2 seconds.
Bluetooth
The Classic 200 can play music from a Bluetooth music device or mobile phone.
Firstly you should pair the device in queson by turning on Bluetooth in its menu and
searching for the Classic 200. You should then select the device named Autosound
and connect to it. If your device requests a pin number, enter 0000.
Each me you turn on the Classic 200, your device should connect automacally,
however, you should make sure that your device is set for automac connecon of
Bluetooth devices.
The “BT” symbol will ash on the display unl the device is connected then it will
become stac indicang there is a Bluetooth link. “BT” is not shown in DAB/FM
mode. Depending on your device, the radio display may show “BT Talk” and mute
the sound momentarily each me it connects.
You can now play your music via Bluetooth by selecng BT Music in the menu.
Turning buon 7 anclockwise will select the previous track and turning clockwise
will select the next track.
Pressing buon number 2 will pause the music and pressing it again will resume play.
If your Bluetooth device is also a mobile phone, pressing buon 3 will dial the last
number, pressing again ends the call.
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FM Radio
Manual tune, to manually tune an FM staon, turn and hold buon number 7 unl
the display shows “Manual” then release, now turning buon 7 will manually tune
up or down accordingly.
Two seconds aer releasing buon 7, the display will show “auto” and revert back to
pre set selecon mode.
If the staon that you are listening to supports radio text, the transmied informaon
will scroll across the display at the boom whilst showing the staon name and pre
set number across the top. If there is no radio text available or a weak signal, then the
display will show “no Radio Text”
The FM scan can be performed at any me but please note that any previously stored
staons will be replaced with those found during the new scan.
Bluetooth
The Classic 200 can play music from a Bluetooth music device or mobile phone.
Firstly you should pair the device in queson by turning on Bluetooth in its menu and
searching for the Classic 200. You should then select the device named Autosound
and connect to it. If your device requests a pin number, enter 0000.
Each me you turn on the Classic 200, your device should connect automacally,
however, you should make sure that your device is set for automac connecon of
Bluetooth devices.
The “BT” symbol will ash on the display unl the device is connected then it will
become stac indicang there is a Bluetooth link. “BT” is not shown in DAB/FM mode.
Depending on your device, the radio display may show “BT Talk” and mute the sound
momentarily each me it connects.
You can now play your music via Bluetooth by selecng BT Music.
Turning buon 7 anclockwise will select the previous track and turning clockwise
will select the next track.
Pressing buon number 2 will pause the music and pressing it again will resume play.
If your Bluetooth device is also a mobile phone, pressing buon 3 will dial the last
number, pressing again ends the call.
Bluetooth

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Bluetooth hands free mobile phone
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Bluetooth hands free mobile phone
Mobile phone operaon
To answer an incoming call press buon number 3.
To end or reject a call press buon number 2.
There is no opon to select and dial other numbers from the Classic 200, this can
only be done from your telephone handset.
The hands free volume can be adjusted by turning buon number 1 during a
telephone call. This will not aect the volume of the audio source that has been
interrupted by the call.
Auxiliary unput
You can play music from a portable music device that has a headphone jack output.
Connect the device using a suitable cable to the red and white phono y lead at the
rear of the Classic 200 marked “Aux Input”.
Select the aux in mode by pressing buon number 7. You may need to increase or
decrease the volume on your music device to achieve a volume equal to that of the
radio etc.
USB mode
You can play music from a USB sck by connecng it to the y lead at the rear of the
unit marked USB.
The device will automacally recognise the USB and begin playing the music. The
display will scroll between the track number / the total number of tracks / elapsed
me of the track that is currently playing and the song tle / arst / album tle
providing this informaon is available from the USB.
Next/previous track To select the next track, turn buon 7 clockwise and an
clockwise to select the previous track.
To fast forward or fast rewind into a track, turn and hold buon number 7 clockwise
for forward and an clockwise for backwards. Releasing the buon will resume play
at that point.
Pause Press buon number 2 to pause and again to resume play.
Intro Scan Press buon 3, the display will show “INT” then you will hear 10 seconds
of each track. Press buon 3 to resume normal operaon.
Repeat Tracks Press buon 4, the display shows “RPT”. The track will be repeated
unl buon 4 is pressed again.
Random play Press buon 5, the display will show “RDM” and the tracks will now
play in random order, press buon 5 again to resume normal play.
Folder Selecon Press buon 6 to select folders. This will only work if the tracks
have been stored in folders.

I Pod mode
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Intro scan, press buon number 3 for intro scan, this will play the rst 10 seconds of
each track unl you press it again. The display will show INT in the display to show
that this funcon has been selected.
Repeat, Pressing buon number 4 will turn on the Repeat funcon. This will repeat
the track unl pressed again and will show RPT in the display to indicate that this
funcon has been selected.
Random, This funcon can be selected by pressing buon number 5 and the tracks
will be played in random order unl the buon is pressed again. The display will show
RDM to indicate that this funcon has been selected.
Selecng folder, Pressing buon number 6 will show the folder number in the boom
of the display, to change the folder press again to scroll through the folder numbers.
Please note that some mobile phones / mp3 players may not be compable with the
USB and therefore should be connected via the aux input.
I Pod mode
Connect your I Pod into the y lead marked USB, the Classic 200 will show I Pod in
the display.
Pause/play Pressing buon 2 will pause the music and pressing again will resume
play.
Next and previous track. To select the next track, turn buon number 7 clockwise
and to select the previous track, turn an clockwise.
There is no opon to select folders or albums in I Pod mode. We suggest that you set
a playlist if required.
We recommend that you connect and disconnect your I Pod whilst the Classic 200 is
powered o.
Installaon
Before installing you Classic 200 please make sure that the radio will t into the
aperture provided by the vehicle manufacturer. If there is no radio aperture, we can
supply our underdash tray that allows you to mount the radio below the dashboard/
inside the glovebox. Also, make sure that the vehicle is negave earth, if not our
posive earth adaptor part number CA002 will be required.
The spindles are set at a distance of 132 mm apart, however, they can be adjusted if
necessary to align with pre cut holes in certain dashboards. To do this, remove the
knobs, fascia and spindle nuts on the end of the spindle shas. Next, slacken o the
spindle nuts that secure the shas to the radio body then carefully slide the spindles
Installation
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ISO Connector B
Purple B1 Right rear speaker posive
Purple/black B2 Right rear speaker negave
Grey B3 Right front speaker posive
Grey/black B4 Right front speaker negave
White B5 Le front speaker posive
White/black B6 Le front speaker negave
Green B7 Le rear speaker posive
Green/black B8 Le rear speaker negave
If you have only two speakers then the un used speaker wires must be insulated and
not connected. It does not maer whether you use the front or the rear speaker
wires.
Any speakers that share a common connecon/earth must be re wired separately
otherwise damage may occur to the radio.
The radio is designed to operate either two or four speakers or one of our DVC (dual
Voice Coil) speakers. It should not be connected to a single speaker on one channel.
The red accessory wire A7 may be connected to a permanent power supply along
with the yellow A4 if there is no accessory posion on your vehicle.
The accessory connecon ( red wire pin no A7) on your Classic 200 is protected with
a 10 amp fuse located the rear case next to the wiring connector. We recommend
ng a separate 5 amp fuse in the permanent power supply ( yellow wire pin no A4).
If the power supply to your Classic 200 is disconnected then any sengs and radio
staons that you have programmed will be retained.
Sub Woofer connecon
The sub woofer line output connecon is a green phono connector on a y lead at
the rear of the radio and will provide a line out signal for an oponal sub woofer/
amplier. The volume of the sub woofer can then be adjusted in the audio sengs.
(-10 to + 10) The sub woofer volume is not aected by the “ fader” seng
Hands free microphone
The hands free microphone should be mounted in front of the driver either at the
top or boom of the windscreen pillar or on the dashboard in a convenient locaon.
I Pod mode
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Intro scan, press buon number 3 for intro scan, this will play the rst 10 seconds of
each track unl you press it again. The display will show INT in the display to show
that this funcon has been selected.
Repeat, Pressing buon number 4 will turn on the Repeat funcon. This will repeat
the track unl pressed again and will show RPT in the display to indicate that this
funcon has been selected.
Random, This funcon can be selected by pressing buon number 5 and the tracks
will be played in random order unl the buon is pressed again. The display will show
RDM to indicate that this funcon has been selected.
Selecng folder, Pressing buon number 6 will show the folder number in the boom
of the display, to change the folder press again to scroll through the folder numbers.
Please note that some mobile phones / mp3 players may not be compable with the
USB and therefore should be connected via the aux input.
I Pod mode
Connect your I Pod into the y lead marked USB, the Classic 200 will show I Pod in
the display.
Pause/play Pressing buon 2 will pause the music and pressing again will resume
play.
Next and previous track. To select the next track, turn buon number 7 clockwise
and to select the previous track, turn an clockwise.
There is no opon to select folders or albums in I Pod mode. We suggest that you set
a playlist if required.
We recommend that you connect and disconnect your I Pod whilst the Classic 200 is
powered o.
Installaon
Before installing you Classic 200 please make sure that the radio will t into the
aperture provided by the vehicle manufacturer. If there is no radio aperture, we can
supply our underdash tray that allows you to mount the radio below the dashboard/
inside the glovebox. Also, make sure that the vehicle is negave earth, if not our
posive earth adaptor part number CA002 will be required.
The spindles are set at a distance of 132 mm apart, however, they can be adjusted if
necessary to align with pre cut holes in certain dashboards. To do this, remove the
knobs, fascia and spindle nuts on the end of the spindle shas. Next, slacken o the
spindle nuts that secure the shas to the radio body then carefully slide the spindles
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Installation
within the oval cut out in the radio to the appropriate distance apart then re-ghten
the spindle nuts. Please note that you should only loosen the nuts to adjust the
spindle spacing and not as part of the mounng process. The fascia has pre cut holes
for the spindles and would need to be modied for the new spindle spacing. The
spindles can be adjusted from 132 to 150 mm apart.
Fing the DAB antenna
The antenna should be mounted towards the top of the windscreen and at least 4
cenmeters (1 ½ inches) from any metal. It can be mounted vercally or horizontally,
however, please bear in mind that you will need to run the cable from the window
element to the radio.
Once sased with the posion, thoroughly clean the area of glass in queson and
make sure it is dry. It is advisable to warm the area before applicaon in cold or
damp condions. Remove the brown backing paper from the element and sck the
element to the window. Make sure it stuck to the window correctly by pressing
rmly. Now you can remove the front plasc lm then the three plasc secons from
within the element to leave just the element and the surrounding 2mm of plasc lm
remaining.
Next, you need to t the cable/connector to the window ensuring that the gold
prongs are each touching one of the square contacts on the element. You may need
to bend the prongs slightly before removing the red backing lm to make sure it
aligns correctly. It does not maer which prong touches with which contact providing
there is one on each.
Now run the cable to the radio aperture and screw the gold connector rmly to
the corresponding connector on the radio marked DAB ant. The red wire should
be connected to the blue wire A5 in the radio ISO connector and the black wire
connected to earth or the black wire A8 in the ISO connector.
Power and speaker connecons
ISO Connector A
Wire colour Pin number connect to
Black A8 chassis/earth
Red A7 +12 volt ignion/accessory
Yellow A4 +12 volt permanent power supply
Blue A5 Dab antenna (and FM antenna if
powered/electric.)
Fing the DAB antenna
The antenna should be mounted towards the top of the windscreen and at least 4
cenmeters (1 ½ inches) from any metal. It can be mounted vercally or horizontally,
however, please bear in mind that you will need to run the cable from the window
element to the radio.
Once sased with the posion, thoroughly clean the area of glass in queson and
make sure it is clean and dry. It is advisable to warm the area before applicaon in
cold or damp condions. Remove the brown backing paper from the element and
sck the element to the window. Make sure it is stuck to the window correctly by
pressing rmly.
Now run the cable to the radio aperture and screw the gold connector rmly to the
corresponding connector on the radio marked DAB ant.

9
Installation
within the oval cut out in the radio to the appropriate distance apart then re-ghten
the spindle nuts. Please note that you should only loosen the nuts to adjust the
spindle spacing and not as part of the mounng process. The fascia has pre cut holes
for the spindles and would need to be modied for the new spindle spacing. The
spindles can be adjusted from 132 to 150 mm apart.
Fing the DAB antenna
The antenna should be mounted towards the top of the windscreen and at least 4
cenmeters (1 ½ inches) from any metal. It can be mounted vercally or horizontally,
however, please bear in mind that you will need to run the cable from the window
element to the radio.
Once sased with the posion, thoroughly clean the area of glass in queson and
make sure it is dry. It is advisable to warm the area before applicaon in cold or
damp condions. Remove the brown backing paper from the element and sck the
element to the window. Make sure it stuck to the window correctly by pressing
rmly. Now you can remove the front plasc lm then the three plasc secons from
within the element to leave just the element and the surrounding 2mm of plasc lm
remaining.
Next, you need to t the cable/connector to the window ensuring that the gold
prongs are each touching one of the square contacts on the element. You may need
to bend the prongs slightly before removing the red backing lm to make sure it
aligns correctly. It does not maer which prong touches with which contact providing
there is one on each.
Now run the cable to the radio aperture and screw the gold connector rmly to
the corresponding connector on the radio marked DAB ant. The red wire should
be connected to the blue wire A5 in the radio ISO connector and the black wire
connected to earth or the black wire A8 in the ISO connector.
Power and speaker connecons
ISO Connector A
Wire colour Pin number connect to
Black A8 chassis/earth
Red A7 +12 volt ignion/accessory
Yellow A4 +12 volt permanent power supply
Blue A5 Dab antenna (and FM antenna if
powered/electric.)
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Installation
within the oval cut out in the radio to the appropriate distance apart then re-ghten
the spindle nuts. Please note that you should only loosen the nuts to adjust the
spindle spacing and not as part of the mounng process. The fascia has pre cut holes
for the spindles and would need to be modied for the new spindle spacing. The
spindles can be adjusted from 132 to 150 mm apart.
Fing the DAB antenna
The antenna should be mounted towards the top of the windscreen and at least 4
cenmeters (1 ½ inches) from any metal. It can be mounted vercally or horizontally,
however, please bear in mind that you will need to run the cable from the window
element to the radio.
Once sased with the posion, thoroughly clean the area of glass in queson and
make sure it is dry. It is advisable to warm the area before applicaon in cold or
damp condions. Remove the brown backing paper from the element and sck the
element to the window. Make sure it stuck to the window correctly by pressing
rmly. Now you can remove the front plasc lm then the three plasc secons from
within the element to leave just the element and the surrounding 2mm of plasc lm
remaining.
Next, you need to t the cable/connector to the window ensuring that the gold
prongs are each touching one of the square contacts on the element. You may need
to bend the prongs slightly before removing the red backing lm to make sure it
aligns correctly. It does not maer which prong touches with which contact providing
there is one on each.
Now run the cable to the radio aperture and screw the gold connector rmly to
the corresponding connector on the radio marked DAB ant. The red wire should
be connected to the blue wire A5 in the radio ISO connector and the black wire
connected to earth or the black wire A8 in the ISO connector.
Power and speaker connecons
ISO Connector A
Wire colour Pin number connect to
Black A8 chassis/earth
Red A7 +12 volt ignion/accessory
Yellow A4 +12 volt permanent power supply
Blue A5 Dab antenna (and FM antenna if
powered/electric.)
Installation
10
ISO Connector B
Purple B1 Right rear speaker posive
Purple/black B2 Right rear speaker negave
Grey B3 Right front speaker posive
Grey/black B4 Right front speaker negave
White B5 Le front speaker posive
White/black B6 Le front speaker negave
Green B7 Le rear speaker posive
Green/black B8 Le rear speaker negave
If you have only two speakers then the un used speaker wires must be insulated and
not connected. It does not maer whether you use the front or the rear speaker
wires.
Any speakers that share a common connecon/earth must be re wired separately
otherwise damage may occur to the radio.
The radio is designed to operate either two or four speakers or one of our DVC (dual
Voice Coil) speakers. It should not be connected to a single speaker on one channel.
The red accessory wire A7 may be connected to a permanent power supply along
with the yellow A4 if there is no accessory posion on your vehicle.
The accessory connecon ( red wire pin no A7) on your Classic 200 is protected with
a 10 amp fuse located the rear case next to the wiring connector. We recommend
ng a separate 5 amp fuse in the permanent power supply ( yellow wire pin no A4).
If the power supply to your Classic 200 is disconnected then any sengs and radio
staons that you have programmed will be retained.
Sub Woofer connecon
The sub woofer line output connecon is a green phono connector on a y lead at
the rear of the radio and will provide a line out signal for an oponal sub woofer/
amplier. The volume of the sub woofer can then be adjusted in the audio sengs.
(-10 to + 10) The sub woofer volume is not aected by the “ fader” seng
Hands free microphone
The hands free microphone should be mounted in front of the driver either at the
top or boom of the windscreen pillar or on the dashboard in a convenient locaon.
Dab antenna (and FM antenna) if
powered/electric.
If you have only two speakers then the un used speaker wires must be insulated
separately and not connected. It does not maer whether you use the front or the
rear speaker wires.
Any speakers that share a common connecon/earth must be re wired separately
otherwise damage may occur to the radio.
The radio is designed to operate either two or four speakers or a combinaon of our
DVC (dual Voice Coil) speakers. It should not be connected to a single mono speaker
on one channel.
The red accessory wire A7 may be connected to a permanent power supply along
with the yellow A4 if there is no accessory posion on your vehicle.
The accessory connecon ( red wire pin no A7) on your Classic 200 is protected with
a 10 amp fuse located the rear case next to the wiring connector. We recommend
ng a separate 5 amp fuse in the permanent power supply ( yellow wire pin no A4).
If the power supply to your Classic 200 is disconnected then any sengs and radio
staons that you have programmed will be retained.

Installation
10
ISO Connector B
Purple B1 Right rear speaker posive
Purple/black B2 Right rear speaker negave
Grey B3 Right front speaker posive
Grey/black B4 Right front speaker negave
White B5 Le front speaker posive
White/black B6 Le front speaker negave
Green B7 Le rear speaker posive
Green/black B8 Le rear speaker negave
If you have only two speakers then the un used speaker wires must be insulated and
not connected. It does not maer whether you use the front or the rear speaker
wires.
Any speakers that share a common connecon/earth must be re wired separately
otherwise damage may occur to the radio.
The radio is designed to operate either two or four speakers or one of our DVC (dual
Voice Coil) speakers. It should not be connected to a single speaker on one channel.
The red accessory wire A7 may be connected to a permanent power supply along
with the yellow A4 if there is no accessory posion on your vehicle.
The accessory connecon ( red wire pin no A7) on your Classic 200 is protected with
a 10 amp fuse located the rear case next to the wiring connector. We recommend
ng a separate 5 amp fuse in the permanent power supply ( yellow wire pin no A4).
If the power supply to your Classic 200 is disconnected then any sengs and radio
staons that you have programmed will be retained.
Sub Woofer connecon
The sub woofer line output connecon is a green phono connector on a y lead at
the rear of the radio and will provide a line out signal for an oponal sub woofer/
amplier. The volume of the sub woofer can then be adjusted in the audio sengs.
(-10 to + 10) The sub woofer volume is not aected by the “ fader” seng
Hands free microphone
The hands free microphone should be mounted in front of the driver either at the
top or boom of the windscreen pillar or on the dashboard in a convenient locaon.
Installation
10
ISO Connector B
Purple B1 Right rear speaker posive
Purple/black B2 Right rear speaker negave
Grey B3 Right front speaker posive
Grey/black B4 Right front speaker negave
White B5 Le front speaker posive
White/black B6 Le front speaker negave
Green B7 Le rear speaker posive
Green/black B8 Le rear speaker negave
If you have only two speakers then the un used speaker wires must be insulated and
not connected. It does not maer whether you use the front or the rear speaker
wires.
Any speakers that share a common connecon/earth must be re wired separately
otherwise damage may occur to the radio.
The radio is designed to operate either two or four speakers or one of our DVC (dual
Voice Coil) speakers. It should not be connected to a single speaker on one channel.
The red accessory wire A7 may be connected to a permanent power supply along
with the yellow A4 if there is no accessory posion on your vehicle.
The accessory connecon ( red wire pin no A7) on your Classic 200 is protected with
a 10 amp fuse located the rear case next to the wiring connector. We recommend
ng a separate 5 amp fuse in the permanent power supply ( yellow wire pin no A4).
If the power supply to your Classic 200 is disconnected then any sengs and radio
staons that you have programmed will be retained.
Sub Woofer connecon
The sub woofer line output connecon is a green phono connector on a y lead at
the rear of the radio and will provide a line out signal for an oponal sub woofer/
amplier. The volume of the sub woofer can then be adjusted in the audio sengs.
(-10 to + 10) The sub woofer volume is not aected by the “ fader” seng
Hands free microphone
The hands free microphone should be mounted in front of the driver either at the
top or boom of the windscreen pillar or on the dashboard in a convenient locaon.
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Mounting the radio
The cable should then be connected to the y lead on the rear of the radio labelled
“MIC” The oponal sponge wind mu should be ed it the microphone if is ed
where it could be aected by draughts / wind. Typical scenarios would be in a so
top vehicle or near a heater vent / window opening.
Amplier line output
The rear line output phono connectors are located on the rear case of the radio
next to the FM aerial connector and provide an output for an oponal amplier. The
volume of the line output is controlled with the speaker volume. The line output will
also adjust via the fader along with the rear speaker outputs, however, you do not
have to have any rear speakers connected for it to work. (there will be no line out
volume if the front speakers only are selected via the fader).
Mounng the radio
To install the radio rstly remove the le and right buons (numbers 1 and 7) by
pulling them towards you. This will allow access to the spindle nuts and washers
that can now be removed along with the front fascia panel. The radio can now be
posioned in the aperture either from the front if the cut out is 180 x 53 mm or
more, or from the rear if it is smaller. You may need to space the unit back in the
dashboard by adding spindle nuts and/or washers to the spindles rst so that there
is the minimum of thread showing on the spindles once the front fascia is ed.
Once sased with the posion make sure the radio is secure and re t the front
fascia, washers/nuts and buons ensuring the radio is not loose. You may require
addional ngs to secure the radio in some instances.
Ensure that the radio is ed securely into it’s mounng posion and the wires are
not likely to become trapped in any moving parts or cause an obstrucon.
It is advisable to t a rear support bracket using the m6 stud and nut on the back of
the radio if there is suitable access to do this.
11
Mounting the radio
The cable should then be connected to the y lead on the rear of the radio labelled
“MIC” The oponal sponge wind mu should be ed it the microphone if is ed
where it could be aected by draughts / wind. Typical scenarios would be in a so
top vehicle or near a heater vent / window opening.
Amplier line output
The rear line output phono connectors are located on the rear case of the radio
next to the FM aerial connector and provide an output for an oponal amplier. The
volume of the line output is controlled with the speaker volume. The line output will
also adjust via the fader along with the rear speaker outputs, however, you do not
have to have any rear speakers connected for it to work. (there will be no line out
volume if the front speakers only are selected via the fader).
Mounng the radio
To install the radio rstly remove the le and right buons (numbers 1 and 7) by
pulling them towards you. This will allow access to the spindle nuts and washers
that can now be removed along with the front fascia panel. The radio can now be
posioned in the aperture either from the front if the cut out is 180 x 53 mm or
more, or from the rear if it is smaller. You may need to space the unit back in the
dashboard by adding spindle nuts and/or washers to the spindles rst so that there
is the minimum of thread showing on the spindles once the front fascia is ed.
Once sased with the posion make sure the radio is secure and re t the front
fascia, washers/nuts and buons ensuring the radio is not loose. You may require
addional ngs to secure the radio in some instances.
Ensure that the radio is ed securely into it’s mounng posion and the wires are
not likely to become trapped in any moving parts or cause an obstrucon.
It is advisable to t a rear support bracket using the m6 stud and nut on the back of
the radio if there is suitable access to do this.
11
Mounting the radio
The cable should then be connected to the y lead on the rear of the radio labelled
“MIC” The oponal sponge wind mu should be ed it the microphone if is ed
where it could be aected by draughts / wind. Typical scenarios would be in a so
top vehicle or near a heater vent / window opening.
Amplier line output
The rear line output phono connectors are located on the rear case of the radio
next to the FM aerial connector and provide an output for an oponal amplier. The
volume of the line output is controlled with the speaker volume. The line output will
also adjust via the fader along with the rear speaker outputs, however, you do not
have to have any rear speakers connected for it to work. (there will be no line out
volume if the front speakers only are selected via the fader).
Mounng the radio
To install the radio rstly remove the le and right buons (numbers 1 and 7) by
pulling them towards you. This will allow access to the spindle nuts and washers
that can now be removed along with the front fascia panel. The radio can now be
posioned in the aperture either from the front if the cut out is 180 x 53 mm or
more, or from the rear if it is smaller. You may need to space the unit back in the
dashboard by adding spindle nuts and/or washers to the spindles rst so that there
is the minimum of thread showing on the spindles once the front fascia is ed.
Once sased with the posion make sure the radio is secure and re t the front
fascia, washers/nuts and buons ensuring the radio is not loose. You may require
addional ngs to secure the radio in some instances.
Ensure that the radio is ed securely into it’s mounng posion and the wires are
not likely to become trapped in any moving parts or cause an obstrucon.
It is advisable to t a rear support bracket using the m6 stud and nut on the back of
the radio if there is suitable access to do this.
Installation
10
ISO Connector B
Purple B1 Right rear speaker posive
Purple/black B2 Right rear speaker negave
Grey B3 Right front speaker posive
Grey/black B4 Right front speaker negave
White B5 Le front speaker posive
White/black B6 Le front speaker negave
Green B7 Le rear speaker posive
Green/black B8 Le rear speaker negave
If you have only two speakers then the un used speaker wires must be insulated and
not connected. It does not maer whether you use the front or the rear speaker
wires.
Any speakers that share a common connecon/earth must be re wired separately
otherwise damage may occur to the radio.
The radio is designed to operate either two or four speakers or one of our DVC (dual
Voice Coil) speakers. It should not be connected to a single speaker on one channel.
The red accessory wire A7 may be connected to a permanent power supply along
with the yellow A4 if there is no accessory posion on your vehicle.
The accessory connecon ( red wire pin no A7) on your Classic 200 is protected with
a 10 amp fuse located the rear case next to the wiring connector. We recommend
ng a separate 5 amp fuse in the permanent power supply ( yellow wire pin no A4).
If the power supply to your Classic 200 is disconnected then any sengs and radio
staons that you have programmed will be retained.
Sub Woofer connecon
The sub woofer line output connecon is a green phono connector on a y lead at
the rear of the radio and will provide a line out signal for an oponal sub woofer/
amplier. The volume of the sub woofer can then be adjusted in the audio sengs.
(-10 to + 10) The sub woofer volume is not aected by the “ fader” seng
Hands free microphone
The hands free microphone should be mounted in front of the driver either at the
top or boom of the windscreen pillar or on the dashboard in a convenient locaon.
11
Mounting the radio
The cable should then be connected to the y lead on the rear of the radio labelled
“MIC” The oponal sponge wind mu should be ed it the microphone if is ed
where it could be aected by draughts / wind. Typical scenarios would be in a so
top vehicle or near a heater vent / window opening.
Amplier line output
The rear line output phono connectors are located on the rear case of the radio
next to the FM aerial connector and provide an output for an oponal amplier. The
volume of the line output is controlled with the speaker volume. The line output will
also adjust via the fader along with the rear speaker outputs, however, you do not
have to have any rear speakers connected for it to work. (there will be no line out
volume if the front speakers only are selected via the fader).
Mounng the radio
To install the radio rstly remove the le and right buons (numbers 1 and 7) by
pulling them towards you. This will allow access to the spindle nuts and washers
that can now be removed along with the front fascia panel. The radio can now be
posioned in the aperture either from the front if the cut out is 180 x 53 mm or
more, or from the rear if it is smaller. You may need to space the unit back in the
dashboard by adding spindle nuts and/or washers to the spindles rst so that there
is the minimum of thread showing on the spindles once the front fascia is ed.
Once sased with the posion make sure the radio is secure and re t the front
fascia, washers/nuts and buons ensuring the radio is not loose. You may require
addional ngs to secure the radio in some instances.
Ensure that the radio is ed securely into it’s mounng posion and the wires are
not likely to become trapped in any moving parts or cause an obstrucon.
It is advisable to t a rear support bracket using the m6 stud and nut on the back of
the radio if there is suitable access to do this.
11
Mounting the radio
The cable should then be connected to the y lead on the rear of the radio labelled
“MIC” The oponal sponge wind mu should be ed it the microphone if is ed
where it could be aected by draughts / wind. Typical scenarios would be in a so
top vehicle or near a heater vent / window opening.
Amplier line output
The rear line output phono connectors are located on the rear case of the radio
next to the FM aerial connector and provide an output for an oponal amplier. The
volume of the line output is controlled with the speaker volume. The line output will
also adjust via the fader along with the rear speaker outputs, however, you do not
have to have any rear speakers connected for it to work. (there will be no line out
volume if the front speakers only are selected via the fader).
Mounng the radio
To install the radio rstly remove the le and right buons (numbers 1 and 7) by
pulling them towards you. This will allow access to the spindle nuts and washers
that can now be removed along with the front fascia panel. The radio can now be
posioned in the aperture either from the front if the cut out is 180 x 53 mm or
more, or from the rear if it is smaller. You may need to space the unit back in the
dashboard by adding spindle nuts and/or washers to the spindles rst so that there
is the minimum of thread showing on the spindles once the front fascia is ed.
Once sased with the posion make sure the radio is secure and re t the front
fascia, washers/nuts and buons ensuring the radio is not loose. You may require
addional ngs to secure the radio in some instances.
Ensure that the radio is ed securely into it’s mounng posion and the wires are
not likely to become trapped in any moving parts or cause an obstrucon.
It is advisable to t a rear support bracket using the m6 stud and nut on the back of
the radio if there is suitable access to do this.

11
Mounting the radio
The cable should then be connected to the y lead on the rear of the radio labelled
“MIC” The oponal sponge wind mu should be ed it the microphone if is ed
where it could be aected by draughts / wind. Typical scenarios would be in a so
top vehicle or near a heater vent / window opening.
Amplier line output
The rear line output phono connectors are located on the rear case of the radio
next to the FM aerial connector and provide an output for an oponal amplier. The
volume of the line output is controlled with the speaker volume. The line output will
also adjust via the fader along with the rear speaker outputs, however, you do not
have to have any rear speakers connected for it to work. (there will be no line out
volume if the front speakers only are selected via the fader).
Mounng the radio
To install the radio rstly remove the le and right buons (numbers 1 and 7) by
pulling them towards you. This will allow access to the spindle nuts and washers
that can now be removed along with the front fascia panel. The radio can now be
posioned in the aperture either from the front if the cut out is 180 x 53 mm or
more, or from the rear if it is smaller. You may need to space the unit back in the
dashboard by adding spindle nuts and/or washers to the spindles rst so that there
is the minimum of thread showing on the spindles once the front fascia is ed.
Once sased with the posion make sure the radio is secure and re t the front
fascia, washers/nuts and buons ensuring the radio is not loose. You may require
addional ngs to secure the radio in some instances.
Ensure that the radio is ed securely into it’s mounng posion and the wires are
not likely to become trapped in any moving parts or cause an obstrucon.
It is advisable to t a rear support bracket using the m6 stud and nut on the back of
the radio if there is suitable access to do this.
Diagnoscs
Radio will not power up.
Check that there is 12 volts posive power on both the yellow and red wires (pins
A4 and A7) and that there is a good earth (ground/chassis) connecon on pin A8.
Check that there is sucient power in the vehicle baery. Check for loose/corroded
connecons in both the power and earth connecons.
Radio powers up but no sound.
Make sure that there is no short circuit on any of the speakers and that they do
not share a common negave or earth. Check that the speaker wiring is not cut or
trapped anywhere, parcularly into the doors, through grommets around metal etc.
Make sure that the fader control has not been adjusted (if only 2 speakers are
connected).
Make sure the speakers are actually funconal, parcularly if they are a number of
years old.
No/poor FM recepon
Check that the antenna is fully extended and the connector is clean and pushed
rmly into the radio socket.
Check for any damage to the aerial cable from cuts, sharp bends/kinks and that it
is earthed to the bodywork correctly and that there is no short circuit or corrosion,
parcularly if exposed to the elements or is a number of years old.
If it is a powered antenna, check that there is power to energise the antenna circuitry/
motor.
Radio recepon is oen beer outside and away from buildings. Recepon can be
aected by some communicaons radio transmiers, mobile phone masts, power
lines, uorescent and LED lighng etc.
Try re tuning the radio.
No/poor DAB recepon
Firstly check that you are in a DAB recepon area. If in doubt check the DAB web
site www.ukdigitalradio.com for further informaon on your area.
Make sure the aerial connecon is connected to the radio y lead correctly.
Recepon is oen beer outside and away from buildings. DAB recepon can be
aected by some radio communicaons transmiers, mobile phone masts, power
lines, uorescent and LED lighng etc. Also, any device that charges a baery or
that has a screen can also aect DAB signals such as Satellite navigaon units, dash
camera recorders, mobile phone chargers, USB adaptors etc.
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Diagnostics