EGO Flash User manual

129 8000 1.00
Operating Manual
GB
English

EGO FLASH
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Dabendorf GmbH!

Table of contents
3 Introduction / Preface ................................................................................................... 7
4 Safety notes................................................................................................................... 8
5 Scope of delivery / package content.............................................................................. 9
6 Installation guide........................................................................................................... 10
6.1 Determination of required configuration .....................................................................................................10
6.1.1 Vehicle ................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
6.1.2 Mobile Telephone ............................................................................................................................................................... 10
6.1.3 Muting (radio muting) ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
6.1.4 Converting the EGO FLASH into an already-installed Funkwerk hands-free car kit .................................................... 10
6.1.5 Add-on speakers / Car audio telephone connection........................................................................................................ 11
6.1.6 Car audio line-in input ....................................................................................................................................................... 11
6.2 Installation locations....................................................................................................................................11
6.2.1 Checking cable lengths ..................................................................................................................................................... 11
6.2.2 Selection of the installation location for the electronics box.......................................................................................... 11
6.2.3 Selection of the point of installation for the microphone ................................................................................................ 12
6.2.4 Selection of site for installing the control unit with integrated display .......................................................................... 12
6.3 Installation....................................................................................................................................................13
6.3.1 Mounting the electronics box ............................................................................................................................................ 13
6.3.2 Mounting the microphone.................................................................................................................................................. 13
6.3.3 Mounting the control unit with integrated display ........................................................................................................... 14
6.4 Connection scheme ......................................................................................................................................14
6.4.1 Preface ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14
6.4.2 EGO mute cable.................................................................................................................................................................. 15
6.5 Installation of the ISO connecting cable ......................................................................................................16
6.5.1 Checking the mute inputs / ISO-Profi............................................................................................................................... 16
6.5.2 Checking the installation................................................................................................................................................... 19
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6.5.3 Additional external speakers ............................................................................................................................................ 19
6.6 Connecting the components to the electronics box.....................................................................................20
6.7. Connection of the EGO iDapter to the electronics box.................................................................................22
7 Operating instructions................................................................................................... 23
7.1 Features........................................................................................................................................................23
7.1.1 Overview of features.......................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.2 Symbol s ........................................................................................................................................................23
7.2.1 Key functions...................................................................................................................................................................... 24
7.2.2 Symbols in the status bar.................................................................................................................................................. 25
7.2.3 Speller symbols ................................................................................................................................................................. 25
7.2.4 Symbols for menu options................................................................................................................................................. 25
7.3 Speller ..........................................................................................................................................................26
7.4 Getting started..............................................................................................................................................26
7.4.1 About Bluetooth®technology ............................................................................................................................................ 26
7.4.2 On / Off function................................................................................................................................................................. 27
7.4.3 Enter Bluetooth®PIN......................................................................................................................................................... 27
7.4.4 Hands-free mode ............................................................................................................................................................... 27
7.4.5 Automatic coupling ............................................................................................................................................................ 27
7.4 .6 Call...................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
7.5 The menus ....................................................................................................................................................29
7.5.1 User management ............................................................................................................................................................. 32
7.5.2 Settings............................................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.5.3 iPodTM Player ...................................................................................................................................................................... 35
7.5.4 Music player ....................................................................................................................................................................... 36
7.5.5 Contacts list ....................................................................................................................................................................... 37
7.5.6 Call lists ............................................................................................................................................................................. 38
7.5.7 Messages ........................................................................................................................................................................... 38
7.6 Voice control .................................................................................................................................................39
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8 Software update............................................................................................................ 42
9 Service .......................................................................................................................... 43
10 Spares parts and accessories ....................................................................................... 46
10.1 Anschlusskonzept des EGO Mute Kabel.......................................................................................................47
11 Technical data ............................................................................................................... 49
12 Certification................................................................................................................... 49
13 Conformity statement ................................................................................................... 50
14 Hotline........................................................................................................................... 52
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List of illustrations
Fig. 01: Scope of Delivery.............................................................................................................9
Fig. 02: Signal transmission of the Bluetooth®antenna..............................................................11
Fig. 03: Installation locations for the electronics box .................................................................12
Fig. 04: Installation location for microphone...............................................................................12
Fig. 05: Electronics box dimensions ............................................................................................13
Fig. 06: Connection for the mini ISO connection cable................................................................14
Fig. 07: ISO-Profi box ...................................................................................................................15
Fig. 08: EGO mute cable ...............................................................................................................15
Fig. 09: Installation procedure.....................................................................................................16
Fig. 10: Type-dependent pin allocation........................................................................................17
Fig. 10a: Plug wiring scheme.........................................................................................................17
Fig. 10b: Connection system ..........................................................................................................17
Fig. 11: Type-dependent pin allocation (EGO mute cable)...........................................................18
Fig. 11a: Plug wiring scheme EGO mute cable..............................................................................18
Fig. 11b: Connection system EGO mute cable ...............................................................................18
Fig. 12a/b: View after changing cables .............................................................................................19
Fig. 13: Additional external loudspeakers ...................................................................................20
Fig. 14: Electronics box connection .............................................................................................21
Fig. 14a: Connection EGO iDapter..................................................................................................22
Fig. 15: Status bar ........................................................................................................................25
Fig. 16: Connection Concept EGO mute cable..............................................................................47

Introduction / Preface3
Congratulations on your new EGO!
Whether you’re browsing through your contacts list, reading SMS messages or selecting music for playback – EGO FLASH is a
practical all-rounder with a razor-sharp OLED display and intuitive controls. Its handy size and sleek design make it a must-have
accessory for your car.
The installation of your EGO FLASH in your car requires specialist knowledge and skills. We recommend that the installation be
carried out in a qualified professional workshop.
Before installation in your car, please make sure that your mobile phone is fully compatible with EGO FLASH. If you are uncertain,
please consult your dealer or a professional workshop. Our service team will also be happy to help you with any information you
may require. You can find further information on compatibility between EGO TALK and various mobile phones on our website.
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Safety notes4
1. Incorrect installation – Incorrect installation may lead to damage to the units and/or your car! Specialized knowledge
and skills are required for installing the system. We strongly recommend that the system be installed by a qualified
professional.
2. Risk of injury – Unsuitable installation locations may become a source of injury in an accident situation, or may inhibit the
correct functioning of essential safety equipment. Please carefully read the notes in the „Installation“ chapter carefully!
3. Risk of injury/material damage – the removal of vehicle lining with sharp or pointed objects may lead to injuries or
material damage.
4. Road safety risk – Diverted attention can lead to dangerous situations in traffic. Even when using hands-free phone
systems, your complete attention must be paid to the current traffic conditions. It is always advisable to avoid
phone calls while driving in difficult traffic situations!
5. Damage to airbags – An incorrect installation location may cause damage to, or inhibit the correct function of, your
airbags. Do not install the components within the deployment area of the airbags!
6. Insulation damage – Damaged insulation can lead to equipment and wiring damage. The cables and leads may not be
under tension when installed. Install the cables and leads in such a way as to avoid pinching or abrasion.
7. Polarity and shorting damage – Cables connected with reversed polarity, or in such a way as to produce a short
circuit, can lead to serious damage to your equipment. Before commencing installation, make sure that the car
battery is disconnected.
8. Damage to essential vehicle components – Essential vehicle components or wiring can be damaged when drilling
mounting holes or screwing in self-threading screws. Please make sure there is always sufficient space behind the
screw holes and drilled holes!
9. Interference with on-board electronics – Despite the extreme protection against interference, incorrect installation can
lead to interference with the vehicle electronic systems. Please read the vehicle manufacturer’s notes to this effect!
10. Appropriate use – The EGO FLASH is intended exclusively for use in vehicles with Bluetooth®mobile phones and A2DP
devices.
11. Damage caused by inappropriate replacement parts – Inappropriate spare or replacement parts may lead to
malfunctions. Please use only the approved parts listed in the section „Spares parts and accessories“!
12. Road safety risk – For your own safety, never initiate the coupling procedure while your vehicle is in motion!
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Scope of delivery / package content5
Supplied version 1
[1] Electronics box
[2] Control unit with integrated OLED display
[3] Microphone
[4] Self-adhesive pad
[5] Quick Guide / Safety manual
[6] ISO adapter cable
Supplied version 2
[1] Electronics box
[2] Control unit with integrated OLED display
[3] Microphone
[4] Self-adhesive pad
[5] Quick Guide / Safety manual
[7] EGO mute cable
[8] ISO-Profi box
Supplied version 3
[1] Electronics box
[2] Control unit with integrated OLED display
[3] Microphone
[4] Self-adhesive pad
[5] Quick Guide / Safety manual
* without cable
PLEASE MAKE SURE THE CONTENT OF THE PACKAGE is complete. If any parts are missing, please don‘t hesitate to contact our
service hotline team: +49 (0) 3377 - 316 233, Mon.–Thurs 7.15 a.m.–6.00 p.m., Fri. 7.15 a.m.–4.00 p.m.
[3]
[6]
[4]
[8]
D
green
I S O - P R O F I
ADIO
brown 31
30 +12V
red
violet
yellow Muting in
PEAKER
phone
white
Muting out
R S
ABENDORFER R ADIO UTE M
[1]
[2]
Safety Instructions
1. Improper installation – Improper installation maycause damagesto the unit orto the vehicle!e installation of thehands-free car kitrequires spezial knowledge and special
abilities. We thereforestronglyrecommend to have theinstallationone by a professional.
2. Per son al inju ry – Inappropriate places forthe installation maycause personal injuriesin accidents or maydisablethe safety equipment. Note the directions in the chapter
“Installation”!
3. Per sona l injury / Materia l damage – Whenyou remove coveringsor armatureparts, sharp tools maycause personal injuriesor materialdamage. Removethe parts carefully.
Don’t submit theconnectingcables topressure.
4. N egative eects on road safe ty – Talking whilst drivingreducesyour concentration.is may cause dangerous situations onthe road. Alsoin hands-free mode, youshould draw
your attention to thetrac. In complextrac situationsyou should refrainfrom usingthe mobilephone!
5. Damage of the airbag– A wrong place selected for the installation of thecomponents maycause damage to theair bag or impairthe functioning of theair bag. Installthe
components out of range of ac tion of the air bag!
6. Insulation dama ge – Damagedinsulations maycause damages of the unit. e cables installed shouldnot be exposed to tensile stress.Install the cables suchas they are not
pinched or chafed.
7. Damage caused by polarity reversalor shor t circuiting – Incorrectly connectedcables ora short circuit maycause serious damage to the equipment.It is essential to disconnect
the car battery before you begin installation.
8. Damage of important ve hicle components – Drilling mounting holes ordriving in self-tappingscrews maycause damage to importantvehiclecomponents orto cables.Make sure
there isenough space le alsobehind thescrews unddrilling holes!
9. E  e c t s on the v e h i c l e ’ s electricalsystem – Althou gh the hands-free ca r kit produces low amounts of radiat ion, improper install ation of the hands-free car k it may inuence the
electronic equipment ofthe car. Note the directions of thevehicle manufacturer!
10. Proper use – is system is intended for useexclusivelywith mobilephonesin motor vehicles.
11. Damages caused by false replacement parts– False replacement partsmay cause disturbances. Only use thereplacement parts listedin the chapter “Replacementparts and
Accessories”!
12. N egati ve impact on driving safet y – For your own safety, please do not perfor m a pairing procedure whi le driving!
Thank you for choosing a product from Funkwerk Dabendorf.
This Quick Guide takes you through the initial set-up of EGO
FLASH. We recommend using the operating instructions for
your cellular phone (or similar) to familiarize yourself with
the Bluetooth
®
functions. Please make sure before installation
that the cell phone is compatible with the unit.
More information and detailed operating instructions can be
found on our website at www.fwd-online.de.
If you have any questions, call our hotline at [phone].
- Electronics box
- Control unit with display
- Microphone
- ISO cable for connecting to the vehicle
- Adapter cable
- Adhesive pad
- Quick Guide
- Safety information
Funkwerk Dabendorf GmbH
Märkische Straße
D-15806 Dabendorf
Telephone [phone]
Fax [phone]
E-mail [e-mail]
Internet www.fwd-online.de
QUICK
GUIDE
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Welcome
Contents
EG O FLASH
Connection Concept
129 8011 1.02
Connection
for EGO FLA SH
display
Line out
connection,
e.g. car radi o
Microphone
connection
Connection,
e.g.
MP3 player
ISO connection
for the vehicle
cable loom
ISO connection
to car radio
Connection
for the
Stereo Mute Box
Baseplat e connector
for mounted ch arger
(optional)
Connection
for ISO cabl e
EGO FLA SH
Bluetoot h QD ID B012939
[5]
[7]
Fig. 01:
Scope of Delivery
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Installation guide6
6.1 Determination of required configuration
Before installation of your EGO FLASH, please note which features and connection options are provided by your car audio system.
It is advantageous when your audio has the following: a muting function, phone input and line-in. You can find out which of these
input options your audio system has in the documentation provided.
6.1.1 Vehicle
The EGO FLASH may only be installed in vehicles with 12 V, with the negative terminal connected to the chassis. If no car audio is
installed, an add-on speaker will be required. For the installation of the optional charging cradle, you will require a model-specific
mounting that may be purchased from a specialist dealer.
6.1.2 Mobile Telephone
A Bluetooth®-compatible telephone must be available for use with this system. You can find a list of supported Bluetooth® tele-
phones online at www.fwd-online.de.
6.1.3 Muting (radio muting)
The muting function (Radio Muting) ensures that the audio sound is turned off during telephone calls. The system
supports the muting function. Your car`s audio documentation will show whether your car audio has a mute option. If your car au-
dio is not equipped with a muting option, you can install the optionally available Stereo Mute Box to facilitate speaker muting.
6.1.4 Converting the EGO FLASH into an already-installed Funkwerk hands-free car kit
An adapter cable is available for customers who already own a Funkwerk hands-free car kit (including the Audio 2000, 3000, Audio
blue, Audio com, and Audio compact) and who would like to easily convert the EGO FLASH. The adapter cable connects the ISO
cable, already installed in the vehicle, of your previous Funkwerk handsfree system with the EGO FLASH and is available as an
accessory.
NOTE! This simple converting option is only possible when installing the EGO FLASH without a stereo mute box. To install the EGO
FLASH with the stereo mute box, the stereo mute box’s ISO connecting cable should be used to connect to the vehicle.
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6.1.5 Add-on speakers / Car audio telephone connection
The car’s loudspeakers are transferred to the system is by means of switch contacts. These are designed for a peak power hand-
ling of 35 W (Sinus). Loudspeaker power handling exceeding 35 W leads to premature wear on the switching contacts. For higher
outputs, use the telephone connection of the car audio or a 5 W / 4-Ohm satellite speaker. This port is only designed for voice
reproduction.
6.1.6 Car audio line-in input
A car audio with a line-in input option is required for music reproduction in stereo. As an alternative to line-in, the car audio may
have a mini-ISO port (block connector C), a 0.14 in jack socket or a RCA input socket. An appropriate adapter lead is required for
the connection between the EGO FLASH line-out and the line-in version of your audio system. If your car audio system has no
line-in option, you can employ the optionally available Stereo Mute Box for stereo reproduction in combination with your car’s front
speakers.
6.2 Installation locations
INSTALLATION LOCATIONS! Unsuitable installation locations may become a source of injury in an accident (or emergency braking)
situation, or may inhibit the correct functioning of essential safety equipment!
6.2.1 Checking cable lengths
Before you’ve securely installed the components, check that the installation locations have been selected in such a way that the
cable length is sufficient to connect the individual components.
6.2.2 Selection of the installation location for the electronics box
The Bluetooth®antenna for the connection to the mobile phone is
installed in the electronics box. The antenna transmits directionally
towards the front. For this reason, during installation, ensure that the
antenna faces into the passenger cell (see Fig. 02). Vertical mounting
is ideal. Metallic screening between the front panel and the passenger
cell, such as metal or metallised plastic panels, are unsuitable and may
interfere with the Bluetooth®connection. Locations behind the dash-
board or in a metal-lined glove compartment are also unsuitable.
A covering in plastic, fabric or wood presents no problems whatsoever.
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Fig. 02:
Signal transmissi-
on of the Blu-
etooth®antenna

Suitable locations for the electronics box:
Passenger side, next to the middle console under the paneling,
model-specific installation console (dealer).
Our suggested installation locations are shown in the illustration on
the right.
Further unsuitable locations are:
Leg and knee height, potential head impact zone, airbag inflation
space, engine compartment
6.2.3 Selection of the point of installation for the microphone
Suitable for the microphone:
Where voice can reach the microphone unhindered (distance between
the speaker and the microphone should be approx. 13.78 in), on the
A-column (between windshield and driver’s side window), next to the
driver‘s sun visor, on the dashboard
Unsuitable for the microphone:
Close to the speakers (less than 31 in), under the dashboard, in the air
stream from open windows or air vents
6.2.4 Selection of site for installing the control unit with integrated display
Suitable for the control console:
In the space above the DIN installation shaft, close to the steering wheel (in an easily accessible and visible position)
Unsuitable for the control console:
Airbag inflation space, potential head impact zones, out of reach of driver’s reach
Fig. 03:
Installation
locations
for the elec-
tronics box
Fig. 04:
Installation loca-
tion for micro-
phone
The illustration
shows one of the
potential micro-
phone moun-
ting locations.
Alternatively, the
microphone may
be attached to the
sun visor with the
clip provided.
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6.3 Installation
DAMAGE TO ESSENTIAL VEHICLE COMPONENTS! Essential vehicle components or wiring can be damaged when drilling mounting
holes or screwing in self-threading screws. Please make sure there is always sufficient space behind the screw holes and drilled
holes!
6.3.1 Mounting the electronics box
Installation consoles for a number of car models are
available from your dealer. These are designed to con-
tain all the system components, including the electronics
box. When it is not possible to use an installation console,
please proceed as follows:
Define the mounting points
Making sure that there is at least 2.8 in space for the plug
and socket connectors. Mark the positions for the fixing
screws.
Mounting the electronics box
For mounting the electronics box, use four self-threading screws and appropriate washers. We recommend size “ST 2,9x25 DIN
7981” self-threading screws. These are ideal for the fixing of the electronics box. Pre-drill the holes with a 0.08 in drill.
6.3.2 Mounting the microphone
Define the mounting location
The microphone holder has a self-adhesive strip on the back. The mounting location should have the same form and area as the
self-adhesive strip on the microphone holder. The location selected must allow the microphone cable to reach the electronics box!
Position the microphone with the head facing towards the direction of speech.
Cleaning and degreasing the mounting location
The mounting location must be clean and free from grease and dirt/dust. Prior to installation, clean the area with a cleansing pro-
duct containing ethyl alcohol. Only use products that do not damage plastics or varnished wood finishes and are themselves free of
oils or grease. Unsuitable cleansers are, for example, lighter fluid, acetone, turpentine, trichloroethylene and similar products.
Attaching the microphone holder
Peel off the protective backing from the self-adhesive strip. Hold the microphone holder at a distance of several millimetres (about
a quarter of an inch) above the desired mounting location. Re-check the positioning. Re-positioning after mounting is no longer
possible. Place the microphone holder on the mounting location and fix by applying short and light pressure.
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Fig. 05:
Electronics box
dimensions

Attaching the microphone
Attach the microphone by sliding it into the holder and position the microphone head towards the direction of speech.
6.3.3 Mounting the control unit with integrated display
Define the mounting location
The control console is mounted on a smooth service by means of the self-adhesive pad provided. Make sure that the location is
within easy reach of the intended user.
Cleaning and degreasing the mounting location
The mounting location must be clean and free from grease and dirt/dust. Prior to installation, clean the area with a cleansing pro-
duct containing ethyl alcohol. Only use cleansing products that do not damage plastics or varnished wood finishes and are them-
selves free of oils or grease. Unsuitable cleansers are, for example, lighter fluid, acetone, turpentine, trichloroethylene and similar
products.
Attaching the control unit with integrated display
After defining the appropriate cable direction on the back of the console, fix it by covering it with the self-adhesive pad. Hold the
control console at a distance of several millimetres (about a quarter of an inch) above the desired mounting location. Re-check the
positioning. Re-positioning the console after mounting is no longer possible. Apply the control console to the proposed mounting
location and fix by applying short and light pressure.
6.4 Connection scheme
6.4.1 Preface
Installation for call reception for a car audio system with a mute input but without a phone input
With this connection option, voice playback is is emitted from the front right car speaker.
During calls, the mute input blocks the car audio signal.
NOTE: Please observe the information in section “6.5.1 Checking the mute inputs” on con-
necting the mute lead of the ISO connecting cable.
Installation for voice playback with a car audio system with phone and mute input options
With this connection option, voice playback comes through the car audio system speakers.
During calls, the car radio output is switched to the phone input by the mute input In order
to access the phone input of your car audio system, the speaker output of your EGO FLASH
must be connected to the phone input of your car audio system. The purple and green leads
of the ISO cable must be connected to the car audio phone input for this option. The purple
and green leads must be disconnected from the ISO connector. The green lead (pin 14 of
Fig. 06:
Connection for the mini
ISO connection cable
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the 14-pin plug) should be connected to „Phone Out“, and the purple lead (pin 7 of the 14-pin plug) to „Phone In +“ of the Mini-ISO
socket. For information on the phone connection options of your car audio system, please consult the manufacturer‘s user manual.
NOTE: If your car audio system has different phone connection options from those mentioned here, please consult a qualified pro-
fessional for installation of the system. Furthermore, please read the section with information on connecting the mute lead of the
ISO connection cable, “6.5.1 Checking the mute input”.
6.4.2 EGO mute cable
NOTE: An MP3can be played using Bluetooth via the connection of the line out at the
automobile radio!
For calls with the cell phone in connection with a hands-free system in the automobile, the loudspeakers of the automobile radio
are switched off by the radio mute change-over. The two front loudspeakers are switched over to the NF output of the hands-free
system and thus used to render the telephone call.
Properties:
- complies with the legal regulations of the consumer protection [CE]
(European Directives)
- easily operated hands-free system in each automobile with radio
device and at least two loudspeakers
- automatic activation by hands-fee system for every telephone call
- the driver is not distracted by operating the radio
- no installation of additional loudspeakers required for the hands-
free system
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Fig. 07: ISO-
Profi box
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Fig. 08:
EGO mute cable

6.5 Installation of the ISO connecting cable
The battery must be disconnected before starting cable installation. Disconnect the grounding cable from the negative pole of the
battery. The cable installation procedure is shown in the illustrations.
When the installation is completed, reconnect the grounding cable to the negative pole of the battery.
6.5.1 Checking the mute inputs / ISO-Profi
Picture 5 of Fig. 09 shows mute inputs 1–3. The yellow mute lead of the hands-free system should be connected to one of these
inputs. Which mute input should be selected is shown in the tables:
1
2
3
4
Connect 14-pin ISO
connecting cable to
EGO FLASH
Disconnect car wiring
harness from car radio
Connect EGO FLASH ISO
connector to car radio
Connect EGO FLASH ISO connectors to car
wiring harness ISO connectors
Connect yellow mute lead to
one of the three mute inputs
(see table)
Car audio
Car audio
Electronics box
Fig. 09:
Installation
procedure
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Socket contact housing Wiring of power supply connectors
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Audi,
Volkswagen,
Grundig
1
2Mute
3
4blue Ignition (15)
7red Permanent positive (30)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket contact housing
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Ford,
Mercedes,
Porsche,
Becker
1
2
3Mute
4red Permanent positive (30)
7blue Ignition (15)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket contact housing
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Blaupunkt
1
2Mute
3
4red Permanent positive (30)
7blue Ignition (15)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket contact housing
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Philips
1Mute
2
3
4red Permanent positive (30)
7blue Ignition (15)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket wiring from
the rear (see table)
Plug wiring from
the rear
Car audio
Electronics box
Vehicle wiring harness
Fig. 10:
Type-dependent
pin allocation
Fig. 10a:
Plug wiring scheme
Fig. 10b:
Connection system

Fig. 11:
Type-dependent
pin allocation (EGO
mute cable)
Fig. 11a:
Plug wiring scheme
EGO mute cable
Fig. 11b:
Connection system
EGO mute cable
Socket contact housing Wiring of power supply connectors
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Audi,
Volkswagen,
Grundig
1
2Mute
3
4blue Ignition (15)
7red Permanent positive (30)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket contact housing
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Ford,
Mercedes,
Porsche,
Becker
1
2
3Mute
4red Permanent positive (30)
7blue Ignition (15)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket contact housing
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Blaupunkt
1
2Mute
3
4red Permanent positive (30)
7blue Ignition (15)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket contact housing
Radio model Pin Wire colour Function
Philips
1Mute
2
3
4red Permanent positive (30)
7blue Ignition (15)
8brown Ground (31)
Socket wiring from
the rear (see table)
Plug wiring from
the rear
Car audio
Electronics box
Vehicle wiring harness
ISO-Profi
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6.5.2 Checking the installation
When the ISO connection cable is correctly installed, a call remains active until the call is ended, even if the ignition has already
been turned off beforehand. The system switches off automatically when the call has been ended. If the system switches to off
immediately switches off,then exchange the ignition lead (blue) with the power supply lead (red) as shown in Fig. 12b
6.5.3 Additional external speakers
In the following cases, additional speakers (4 Ω, min. 5 W) must be used:
→ when the car audio system speakers should not be used
→ when the output rating of the speaker channel is greater than 35 W (Sinus) and the car audio
system has no phone connection option
→ when the car audio system is used with active speakers and has no phone connection option
Feedback interferes with the clarity of calls. Mount additional speakers at a distance of at least 31 in from the microphone. When
mounting additional speakers, please observe the manufacturer‘s installation instructions. Speakers can be connected to the
green (pin 14) and the purple (pin 7) leads of the connection cable. First of all, the purple and green leads must be disconnected
from the ISO connector (see Fig. 13).
red
blue red
red
red
red
red blue
blue
blue
blue
blue
2A
1A
+12V
+12V
1A
2A
+12V
Fig. 12a:
View of original
connection
Fig. 12b:
View after
changing cables

6.6 Connecting the components to the electronics box
The individual components are connected to the electronics box as follows :
[1] Plug the microphone jack into the jack socket with the microphone symbol
[2] The electronic box line-in can be used to connect an optional MP3 player with line-out. To do so, a connection
cable 0.14 in stereo jack plug to 0.14 in stereo jack plug (l = 4.92 ft) is required.
IMPORTANT: Only connect the device (MP3 player, iPod™, etc.) to the electronics box line-in with a jack cable when it is being po-
wered by battery alone (without the recharger), as interfering impulses may otherwise cause damage to the electronic box line-in.
Pin Colour Function View of the plug side,
from which the wiring is
fed in the plug housing
(with pin allocation)
Connection option for additional speakers on pin 7
(purple lead) and pin 14 (green lead) of the 14-pin plug
1Brown Ground (31)
2Yellow Radio mute
3
4
5
6White
Car audio speaker
output +
(front right)
7Purple Speaker lead +
(front right)
8Red Permanent positive (30)
9Blue Ignition (15)
10
11
12
13 Black
Car audio speaker
output -
(front right)
14 Green Speaker lead -
(front right)
Fig. 13:
Additional external
loudspeakers
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