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Stereo

Controls

Dial

1 •

Turn

to

adjust

the

volume.

•

Press

to

switch

between

zones.

•

Hold

for

at

least

one

second

to

adjust

the

subwoofer

levels.

•

Turn

to

move

through

the

menus

or

adjust

a

setting.

•

Press

to

select

the

highlighted

option.

•

Select

to

open

a

menu.

•

Select

to

return

to

the

or

menu.

Select

to

change

the

source

(page

2).

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•

Select

to

skip

to

the

when

using

an

applicable

source.

2

•

AM

or

FM

source:

o

Select

to

tune

to

the

o

Hold

for

faster

tuning

(manual

mode

only).

•

AUX

source:

Select

to

decrease

the

gain

for

the

connected

source.

•

DAB

source:

Select

to

return

to

the

station

in

the

ensemble.

When

you

reach

the

beginning

of

the

current

ensemble,

the

stereo

automatically

changes

to

the

last

available

station

in

the

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•

Select

to

skip

to

the

when

using

an

applicable

source.

•

AM

or

FM

source:

Select

to

tune

to

the

Hold

for

faster

tuning

(manual

mode

only)

•

AUX

source:

Select

to

increase

the

gain

for

the

connected

source.

•

DAB

source:

Select

to

advance

to

the

station

in

the

ensemble.

When

you

reach

the

end

of

the

current

ensemble,

the

stereo

automatically

changes

to

the

first

available

station

in

the

+•

Select

to

turn

on

the

stereo.

When

the

stereo

is

on,

select

to

mute

the

stereo.

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~II

•

Hold

to

turn

off

the

stereo.

•

Select

to

pause

or

resume.

I •

AM

or

FM

source:

Select

to

cycle

through

the

tuning

modes

(auto

or

manual)

and

presets

(when

two

or

more

presets

are

saved).

o

Hold

to

save

this

station

as

a

preset.

DAB

source:

Select

to

scan

for

DAB

stations.

Using

the

Dial

to

Select

Items

You

can

use

the

dial

to

highlight

and

select

items

on

the

screen.

Turn

the

dial

to

select

an

item

on

the

screen.

Press

the

dial

to

select

the

highlighted

option.

Selecting

a

Source

1

Select

@.

2

Select

an

option:

Turn

the

dial

to

highlight

a

source.

Select

@

repeatedly

to

highlight

a

source.

3

Press

the

dial

to

select

the

source.

Quick

Start

Manual

Stereo

Screen

The

information

displayed

on

the

stereo

screen

varies

depending

on

the

source

selected.

This

example

shows

the

stereo

playing

a

track

on

an

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mobile

digital

device.

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Track

details

(if

available)

Elapsed

time

Current

track

number

out

of

total

number

of

tracks

in

the

playlist

(if

available)

Track

duration

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Media

Player

Connection

&_CAUTION

Always

disconnect

your

media

player

from

the

stereo

when

not

in

use

and

do

not

leave

it

in

your

vessel.

This

helps

reduce

the

risk

of

theft

and

damage

from

extreme

temperatures

.

Do

not

remove

the

media

player

or

use

your

stereo

in

a

distracting

manner

while

operating

the

vessel.

Check

and

obey

all

marine

laws

in

association

with

use.

Quick

Start

Manual

The

stereo

accepts

a

variety

of

media

players,

including

smartphones

and

other

mobile

devices.

You

can

connect

a

compatible

media

player

using

a

Bluetooth

@

wireless

connection

or

a

USB

connection

to

the

USB

port.

NOTE:

If

you

connect

a

supported

media

player

to

the

USB

port,

you

must

either

disable

Bluetooth

on

the

media

player,

or

unpair

the

Bluetooth

connection

from

the

stereo

to

avoid

possible

media-playback

issues.

USB

Device

Compatibility

You

can

use

a

USB

flash

drive

or

the

USB

cable

included

with

your

media

player

to

connect

a

media

player

or

mobile

device

to

the

USB

port.

The

stereo

is

compatible

with

iAP2

Apple

®

devices

such

as

the

iPhone

7

Plus,

iPhone

7,

iPhone

6s

Plus,

iPhone

6s,

iPhone

6

Plus,

iPhone

6,

iPhone

5s,

iPhone

5c,

iPhone

5,

and

iPod

touch

®

(5th

and

6th

generation).

The

stereo

is

compatible

with

AndroidTM

devices

that

support

the

Android

Open

Accessory

(AOA)

protocol.

NOTE:

The

stereo

is

not

compatible

with

Android

devices

in

MTP

or

PTP

mode.

See

the

instructions

for

your

Android

device

to

connect

using

AOA,

if

necessary.

The

stereo

is

compatible

with

media

players

and

other

USB

mass

storage

devices,

including

USB

flash

drives.

Music

on

USB

drives

must

meet

these

conditions:

•

The

USB

mass

storage

device

must

be

formatted

using

the

FAT32

file

system.

•

The

music

files

must

be

formatted

as

MP3

files.

•

Each

folder

on

the

storage

device

can

contain

a

maximum

of

250

MP3

files.

Connecting

a

USB

Device

You

can

connect

a

USB

device

to

the

USB

port

on

the

stereo.

1

Locate

the

USB

port

on

the

back

of

the

stereo.

2

Connect

the

USB

device

to

the

USB

port.

3

Select

the

USB

source.

3

Connecting

a

Compatible

Bluetooth

Device

You

can

play

media

from

a

compatible

Bluetooth

device

using

the

Bluetooth

wireless

connection.

1

Select

the

Bluetooth

source.

2

Select

1§1

>

DISCOVERABLE

to

make

the

stereo

visible

to

your

compatible

Bluetooth

device.

3

Enable

Bluetooth

on

your

compatible

Bluetooth

device.

4

Bring

the

compatible

Bluetooth

device

within

10

m

(33ft.)

of

the

stereo.

5

On

your

compatible

Bluetooth

device,

search

for

Bluetooth

devices.

6

On

your

compatible

Bluetooth

device,

select

the

stereo

from

the

list

of

detected

devices.

7

On

your

compatible

Bluetooth

device,

follow

the

on-screen

instructions

to

pair

and

connect

to

the

discovered

stereo.

When

pairing,

your

compatible

Bluetooth

device

may

ask

you

to

confirm

a

code

on

the

stereo.

The

stereo

does

not

display

a

code,

but

it

does

connect

correctly

when

you

confirm

the

message

on

the

Bluetooth

device.

8

If

your

compatible

Bluetooth

device

does

not

immediately

connect

to

the

stereo,

repeat

steps

1

through

7.

To

prevent

interruption

to

audio

streaming

over

Bluetooth

wireless,

you

can

turn

off

the

DISCOVERABLE

setting

after

pairing

a

Bluetooth

device

to

the

stereo.

Bluetooth

Range

Information

The

stereo

and

Bluetooth

wireless

devices

have

a

range

of

10

m

(33ft.).

For

optimal

performance,

the

Bluetooth

wireless

device

should

also

have

a

clear

line

of

sight

to

the

stereo.

Connecting

the

Stereo

to

a

Garmin®

Watch

For

more

information

about

the

watch,

see

the

watch

manual

at

www.garmin.com

/manuals.

1

Following

the

instructions

in

the

watch

manual,

install

the

FUSION-Link'M

app

from

the

Connect

IQ'M

store

onto

the

watch.

2

On

the

stereo,

select

the

BT

source.

4

3

Select

1§1

>

DISCOVERABLE.

The

stereo

remains

discoverable

for

two

minutes.

4

Bring

the

watch

within

3m(

10

ft.)

of

the

stereo.

NOTE:

Stay

10m

(33ft.)

away

from

other

ANT

1

''

devices

while

pairing.

5

Open

the

FUSION-Link

app

on

the

watch.

The

first

time

you

open

the

app

on

the

watch,

the

watch

automatically

pairs

with

and

connects

to

the

stereo.

If

you

need

to

pair

to

another

stereo,

in

the

FUSION-Link

app,

select

Settings

>

Pair

new.

6

Control

the

audio

playback

using

the

FUSION-Link

app

on

the

watch.

After

the

devices

are

paired,

they

connect

automatically

when

they

are

turned

on,

within

range,

and

the

app

is

open

on

the

watch.

Playing

Media

Setting

the

Tuner

Region

You

must

select

the

region

you

are

in

to

receive

AM

and

FM

stations

properly.

If

you

are

connected

to

a

compatible

DAB

module

and

antenna

(not

included),

you

must

select

the

region

you

are

in

to

receive

DAB

stations

properly.

NOTE:

DAB

stations

are

not

available

in

all

regions.

1

Select

1§1

>

SETTINGS

>

TUNER

REGION.

2

Select

the

region

you

are

in.

Changing

the

Radio

Station

1

Select

an

applicable

source,

such

as

FM.

2

Select..,.

..

repeatedly

to

move

through

the

tuning

modes:

•

Select

AUTO

to

scan

and

stop

on

the

station.

•

Select

MANUAL

to

select

a

station

manually.

•

Select

PRESETS

to

select

a

saved

station

preset.

3

Select

.........

or..,...,..

to

tune

to

the

station.

Manual

Scanning

for

DAB

Stations

Before

you

can

scan

for

DAB

stations,

you

must

connect

a

compatible

DAB

module

and

antenna

(not

included)

to

the

stereo.

Because

DAB

signals

are

broadcast

in

select

countries

only,

you

must

also

set

the

tuner

region

to

a

location

where

DAB

signals

are

broadcast.

1

Select

the

DAB

source.

2

Select~~~

to

scan

for

available

DAB

stations.

When

scanning

is

complete,

the

first

available

station

in

the

first

ensemble

found

begins

playing.

NOTE:

After

the

first

scan

is

complete,

you

can

select~~~

again

to

re-scan

for

DAB

stations.

When

the

re-scan

is

complete,

the

system

starts

playing

the

first

station

in

the

ensemble

you

were

listening

to

when

you

started

the

re-

scan.

Changing

DAB

Stations

1

Select

the

DAB

source.

2

If

necessary,

select~~~

to

scan

for

local

DAB

stations.

3

Select

.........

or

~

.....

to

change

the

station.

When

you

reach

the

end

of

the

current

ensemble,

the

stereo

automatically

changes

to

the

first

available

station

in

the

Adjusting

the

Volume

1

Use

the

dial

to

adjust

the

volume.

2

If

necessary,

press

the

dial

to

switch

between

zones.

TIP:

To

control

all

zones

at

the

same

time,

press

the

dial

until

all

zones

are

highlighted.

Getting

the

Owner's

Manual

You

can

get

the

latest

owner's

manual

and

translations

of

manuals

from

the

web.

1

Go

to

www.fusionentertainment.com/marine.

2

Select

your

product.

3

Select

Manuals

&

Downloads.

4

Select

a

manual.

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wear

safety

goggles,

ear

protection,

and

a

dust

mask

when

drilling,

cutting,

or

sanding.

NOTICE

When

drilling

or

cutting,

always

check

what

is

on

the

opposite

side

of

the

surface.

You

must

read

all

installation

instructions

before

beginning

the

i

nstallation

.

If

you

experience

difficulty

during

the

installation,

contact

FUSION

Product

Support.

:

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;:

DIN

mounting

plate

•

Four

8-gauge,

self-tapping

screws

•

Power

and

speaker

wiring

harness

•

Auxiliary-in,

line-out,

and

subwoofer-out

wiring

harness

:

:·

:

}:

=

~

•

Phillips

screwdriver

•

Electric

drill

•

Drill

bit

(size

varies

based

on

surface

material

and

screws

used)

•

Rotary

cutting

tool

or

jigsaw

Marine

sealant

(optional)

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•

The

stereo

can

be

mounted

on

a

flat

surface

or

ina

single-DIN

opening

as

a

replacement

for

an

existing

stereo

.

The

stereo

must

be

mounted

in

a

location

that

allows

open

airflow

around

the

rear

of

the

stereo

for

heat

ventilation.

•

If

you

are

installing

the

stereo

in

a

location

that

may

be

exposed

to

wate

r,

it

must

be

mounted

within

45

degrees

of

the

horizontal

plane.

2

,

r

~

~~~

~

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l

~

...

..

~

•

If

you

are

installing

the

stereo

in

a

location

that

may

be

exposed

to

water

,

the

cable

should

have

a

drip

loop

to

allow

water

to

drip

down

off

the

cable

and

avoid

damage

to

the

stereo

.

•

If

you

need

to

mount

the

stereo

outside

a

boat,

it

must

be

mounted

in

a

location

far

above

the

waterline,

where

it

is

not

submerged.

•

If

you

need

to

mount

the

stereo

outside

a

boat,

it

should

be

mounted

in

a

location

where

it

cannot

be

damaged

by

docks,

pilings,

or

other

pieces

of

equipment.

•

To

avoid

interference

with

a

magnetic

compass,

the

stereo

should

be

installed

at

l

east

15

em

(5.9

in.)

away

from

a

compass.

Mounting

the

Stereo

in

a

New

Location

NOTICE

Be

careful

when

cutting

the

hole

to

mount

the

stereo.

There

is

only

a

small

amount

of

clearance

between

the

case

and

the

mounting

holes,

and

cutting

the

hole

too

large

could

compromise

the

stability

of

the

stereo

after

it

is

mounted.

Before

you

can

mount

the

stereo

in

a

new

l

ocation

on

the

mounting

surface,

you

must

select

a

location

in

accordance

with

the

mounting

considerations.

1

Trim

the

template

and

make

sure

it

fits

at

the

mounting

location.

2

Adhere

the

template

to

the

mounting

surface.

3

Using

a

drill

bit

appropr

i

ate

for

the

mounting

surface,

drill

a

hole

inside

the

corner

of

the

dashed

line

on

the

template

to

prepare

the

mount

i

ng

surface

for

cutting.

4

Using

a

rotary-cutting

tool,

cut

the

mounting

surface

along

the

inside

of

the

dashed

line

on

the

template.

5

Place

the

stereo

in

the

cutout

to

test

the

fit.

6

If

necessary,

use

a

file

and

sandpaper

to

refine

the

size

of

the

cutout.

7

After

the

stereo

fits

correctly

in

the

cutout,

ensure

the

mounting

holes

on

the

stereo

line

up

with

the

pilot

holes

on

the

template.

8

If

the

moun

ti

ng

holes

on

the

stereo

do

not

line

up,

mark

the

new

pilot-hole

locations.

9

Using

an

appropriately

sized

drill

bit

for

the

mounting surface

and

screw

type,

drill

the

pilot

holes

.

10

Remove

the

t

emplat

e

from

the

moun

t

ing

surface.

11

Make

the

necessary

wiring

connections

(Connection

Cons

i

dera

t

ions,

page

3).

12

Place

the

mounting

gasket

on

the

bac

k

of

the

stereo

(1)

.

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··

·

··

13

Place

the

st

ereo

in

the

cutout.

14

Secure

the

stereo

to

the

mounting

surface

using

the

included

screws

15

Snap

the

screw

covers

in

place

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~)

.

Replacing

an

Existing

Stereo

1

Remove

and

disconnect

the

existing

stereo.

2

If

necessary,

remove

the

existing

wiring

harness

or

install

a

veh

i

cl

e·

or

vessel-specific

wiring-harness

adap

t

er

(not

included)

to

provide

access

to

the

power

and

speaker

wiring.

3

Place

the

mounting

gasket

on

the

back

of

the

stereo

(1}

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4

Place

the

mounting

bracket

behind

the

mounting

surface.

5

Make

the

necessary

wiring

connections

(Connection

Considerations

,

page

3).

6

Place

the

stereo

in

the

opening

.

7

Secure

the

stereo

to

the

mounting

bracket

using

the

includ

ed

screws

(3).

NOTE:

You

might

need

to

reach

behind

the

mounting

surface

to

hold

the

bracket

in

place

when

securing

the

stereo

to

the

bracket.

8

Snap

the

screw

covers

in

place

4.

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1

The

stereo

must

be

connec

ted

to

power

,

to

spea

k

ers,

and

to

media

input

sources

to

function

co

rrectly.

You

shoul

d

care

fully

pl

an

the

layo

ut

of

the

stereo,

wired

remote,

speakers,

optional

NMEA

2000

'

network

,

and

your

input

sources

before

making

any

connections.

Port

Identification

ACC

NMEA

1

-,

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Connec

ts

th

e

ste

r

eo

to

a

typical

AM/FM

anten

na

using

an

RF

coaxial

connector.

If

you

are

in

sta

lling

the

stereo

on

a

boat

with

a

meta

l

hull

,

you

must

use

a

ground-dependent

antenna

,

and

if

you

are

install

ing

the

stereo

on

a

boa

t

with

a

non-metal

hull

,

you

must

u

se

a

ground-independent

ante

nna

.

See

the

installation

inst

ru

ct

i

ons

provided

with

your

antenna

for

more

info

rmat

ion.

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Connects

to

a

FUSION

DAB

module

to

receive

D

AB

statio

ns

where

available

(not

inc

lud

ed).

Connect

s

the

ste

reo

to

a

NMEA

2000

network

(

"N"

models

on

ly

)(

NMEA

2000

System

Wiring

Diagram,

page

4)

.

rc

------

____________

,_,

_______

Conne

cts

the

ste

reo

to

a

USB

so

ur

ce

.

----

-·

---

-

-----

Contains

t

he

fuse

for

the

device.

See

the

device

spec

i

ficat

io

ns

for

replacem

e

nt

f

use

information

.

--

- -

Connects

the

stereo

to

the

powe

r

and

speake

r

wir

i

ng

h

arness.

-----

----

1

2: I

Connects

the

ste

r

eo

to

the

auxiliary

in

a

nd

line

/

subwoofer

out

wiring

:

.:!1

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fo

_r_

futtff8

-use

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..

_______

....

_

..

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-··

.....

-

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sta

ll

a

tion

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st

ru

ct

i

ons

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'-

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/

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.

-

/

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~

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~

,

•

some

wire

harnesses)

Bla

ck

Blue

Connec

ts

to

the

positive

terminal

of

a

12

Vdc

power

source

capab

le

of

su

pplyi

ng

15

A.

'C

onnec

ts

to

the

negative

t

ermina

l

of

a

12

Vdc

'

power

source

capable

of

suppl

y

mg

15

A.

This

I

wire

should

be

connected

before

connec

t

ing

the

y

ellow

wire.

All

accessories

connected

to

th

e

ste

reo

must

share

a

common

ground

l

ocat

io

n.

Amplifier

on

Mute

Connects

to

an

opt

i

onal

externa

l

ampl

ifi

er

to

!

t

urn

it

on

when

the

ste

r

eo

t

urns

o

n.

t

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I

Activates

wh

en

connected

to

gr

ou

nd

.

1

Fo

r

example,

when

connected

to

a

compatible

1

hands-free

mobile

phone

,

the

audio

mutes

or

I I

the

i

np

ut

switches

to

AUX

wh

en

a

cal

l

is

1

rece

i

ved

and

the

phone

connects

this

wire

to

!

grou

n

d.

This

functionality

c

an

be

configured

i

I

I I

from

the

setti

ngs

menu.

Orange

Connec

ts

to

the

boat's

i

ll

umi

nation

wi

re

to

dim

the

stereo

sc

r

een

when

the

ligh

ts

are

on

.

jDim

I

peaker

zone

1 I

White

ft

(+)

peaker

zo

ne

1 -

I

White/bl

ack

The

gauge

of

the

illumination

w

ire

must

be

su

i

tab

le

for

the

fuse

supp

ly

i

ng

the

c

ir

cu

it it

is

connec

t

ed

to

.

~

I

________

_[__

______

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ttH

.

I

speake

r

zone

1

·-

'

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I

right

(

+)

-

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zone

1

Gr

a

y/black

~M

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zo

-

n

e

_

2

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_

T-

I_

Speaker

z

on

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/black

--·-----

--

~

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1-::

--

---·

......

_,_..

..

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.

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"'l

Speaker

zone

2

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right(+)

_____

.

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-----

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r

zo

ne

2

Purpl

e/b

l

ac

k

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right(-)

lf\uXiiiaryirl

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Pro

vides

a

red

and

white

RCA

ste

r

eo

l

in

e

input

!

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inr

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ht

1

for

audiO

sources,

su

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as

a

CD

or

M

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r.

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lin

e

out

(left)

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Provides

a

f

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output

to

an

e-

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rnal

Zo

ne

1

lin

e

out

amp

lifi

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assoc

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the

volume

,

(right)

c

ont

rol

fo

r

zone

1.

' I

--

-

---

i

3

Provides

a

full-range

output

to

an

external

amplifier

,

and

is

associated

with

t

he

volu

me

control

for

zone

2.

Subwoofer

out

~-

Each

cable

provides

a

single

mono

output

to

a

powered

su

b

woofer

or

subwoofer

amp

li

fi

er

,

L

and

one

or

both

cables

can

be

used,

:

,

depending

on

the

connection

requireme

n

ts

of

I

1

the

subwoofe

r

or

amplifier

.

_j

lA

connected

subwoofer

is

associated

w

it

h

the

I

vo

l

ume

control

for

zone

1.

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Connecting

to

Power

When

connecting

the

stereo

to

power

,

you

shou

ld

connect

it

through

the

ignition

or

another

manual

switch.

If

it

is

necessary

to

extend

the

power

and

ground

wires

,

use

14

AWG

(2.08

mm

2)

wire.

For

extensions

longer

than

1m(3ft.),

use

12

AWG

(3.31

mm

2)

wire.

1

Route

the

power

wire

1

to

the

ignition

or

another

manual

switch

c

:?\

and

route

the

black

ground

wire

~

·

to

the

battery.

2

If

necessary

,

route

a

wire

between

the

switch

and

the

battery

.

3

Route

the

wiring-harness

plug

to

the

stereo.

Do

not

connect

the

wiring

harness

to

the

stereo

until

after

all

of

the

bare

wire

connections

have

been

made

.

4

Co

nn

ec

t

th

e

bla

ck

wire

to

th

enegative(-)

battery

terminal.

5

Connect

the

power

wire

to

the

ignition

or

another

manual

swit

c

h,

and

connect

the

switch

to

the

positive(+)

battery

terminal

if

ne

c

essary.

6

Connect

the

wiring

harness

plug

to

the

stereo.

Speaker

Zones

You

c

an

group

speakers

in

one

area

into

speaker

zones

.

This

enables

y

ou

to

control

the

audio

level

of

the

zones

individually.

For

example

,

you

could

make

the

audio

quieter

in

the

cabin

and

louder

on

deck

.

You

can

s

et

the

balance

,

volume

limit,

s

ubwoofer

level

,a

nd

nam

e

for

each

zone.

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System

Wiring

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is

available

on

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models

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