Panasonic CQ-DPX33 User manual

Panasonico
Removable Face High-Power CD Player/Receiver
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CQ-DPX33/DP22EUC
Operating Instructions
Manuel d'utilisation
(CQ-DPX33EUC)
Please read these instructionscompletelybeforeoperatingthisunit.
II est recommanddde lireattentivement ce manuel avantd'utiliserI'appareil.

Pana$onic welcomes you to our ever growing family of electronic product owners. We know that this
product will bring you many hours of enjeymenL Our reputation is built on precise electronic and me-
chanical engineering, manufactured with carefully selected components and assembled by people
who take pride in their work. Once you discover the quality, reliability, and value we have built into
this product, you too will be proud to be a member of our family.
Use This Equipment Safely
When Driving
Keep the volumelevel low enoughtobe aware ofroadand trafficconditions.
When Car Washing
Do not expose the equipment, includingthe speakers and CDs, to water or excessivemoisture.This
couldcause electrical shorts,fire,or otherdamage.
When Parked
Parking in directsunlight can producevery hightemperaturesinsideyourvehicle. Givethe interiora
chance to cooldownbefore switchingthe uniton.
Use the Proper Power Supply
This equipment isdesigned to operateoff a12 volt,negativegroundbattery system(the normal sys-
tem in a NorthAmerican car.)
Protect the Compact Disc Mechanism
Avoid insertion any foreignmatterstothe slot ofthe compactdisc.
Failureto observethis may causemalfunctiondue toprecisemechanismofthis unit,
Use Authorized Servicenters
Do not attemptto disassemble or adjustthis precisionequipment.Please refer to the Servicenterlist
includedwiththis productforserviceassistance.
For Installation
Unit shouldbe installed in a horizontalpositionwith the frontend up at aconvenientangle, but not
morethan 30°.
Note:
This operating instructionmanua!isfor 2 modelsCQ-DPX33EUC and CQ-DP22EUC. All illustrations
throughoutthis manual representmodel CQ-DPX33EUC unlessotherwise specified.The following
table describesthe differences between2 models.
Models
Operating Controls_
Pre-Out
Remote ControlUnit
CQ-DPX33EUC
2 (FixType)
Yes
CQ-DP22EUC
1(Fix Type)
None
Find the model number and serialnumber on eitherthe backor bottomof the unit, Please record
them in the space below and retainthis booklet as a permanent record of your purchaseto aid in
identificationincase of theft.
MODEL NUMBER CQ-DPX33/DP22EUC SERIAL NUMBER
DATE PURCHASED FROM

Contents
UseThis Equipment Safely .............................. Page 2
Laser Products ............................................ 6
Power and Sound Controls ............................... 7
How toadjust thevolume, Attenuator,Tone Enhancement, balance,
and tone for best listening
Radio Basics .......................................... 9
Manual and automatictuning, bandselection,preset stations
O Compact Disc Player Basics ............................. 11
Modeselection,play repeat, randomand scan
£3 Clock Basics .......................................... 13
Initial timesetting, resettingthe time, selectingthe clockdisplay
ORemote Control Unit Basics (Onlyfor CQ-DPX33EUC) ......... 14
Battery replacement,notes and Operatingprocedures
£3 Installation Guide ....................................... 16
Step-by-stepprocedures,anti-theftsystem,electrical connections
£3Troubleshooting ....................................... 23
Errormessages, troubleshootingtips,where to get service help 0 0 0 0 0
£3 Special Notes .......................................... 25
Notes on compactdiscs,a cautionon new discs
£3 Specifications ......................................... 26

OLaser Products (The standard described on this page is for U.S.A. only.)
Caution:
This product utilizesa laser.
Use of controls or adjustmentsor performanceof procedures other
than those specified heroin may result in hazardous radiationex-
posure.
Laser products:
Wave length780 nm
LaserPower No hazardousradiationisemittedwith safety protection.
• Label indications and their locations
Certification Label
Front
Identification Label
Productcomplieswith DHHS Rules21
CFR, SubchapterJ in effectas ofdate of
manufacture.
Dalian MatsushitaCommunication
IndustrialCo., Ltd.Dalian,China
MANUFACTURED
I
ModelNo.
N. DeModbleC Q- D P X 3 3 E UC
L ........... J
12V 4~8Q 15A --- FM75Q
ManufacturedbyDalianMatsushita
CommunicationIndustrialCo., Ltd.
DalianChina MadeinChina
SerialNo. I....... J
N"DeS_rie
I Thisdevicecomplieswithpart15 ol the
iFCCRules,Operationis subjectto the
=conditionthatthisdevicedces notcause
harmfulinterference,
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Power and Sound Controls
Power
If the car is not already running,turn the key in the ignitionuntil
the accessoryindicatorlights.
Press[PWR] to switchonthe power.
Press[PWR] againto switchoffthe power.
When power is turned off while the time is displayed, the clock
mode remainson. When the [PWR] is pressed again, the system
iscompletelyoff.
Note: When a CD is insertedwith all power connected,the unit
power willautomaticallyturnon and CD loadingbeginsandplays.
Volume
•Press[^ VOL] or [v VOL] to increaseor decrease volume.
VolumeLevel
(0 to 40)
•Press [^ VOL] or [v VOL] for more than 0.5 second to
changenumeric levelson the displayrapidly.
Attenuator
•Press [AT'r]. Volume will decrease to about 1/loof its previous
level
• Press [ATT] again to deactivate when listening at normal
volume.
Tone Enhancement
Press LOUD [L] to enhance bass and treble tones when listening
at low or mediumvolume. PressLOUD [L] againto deactivate.
Note: This unitisequipped with an anti-volume-blastcircuitwhich serves as an automaticvol-
umelevel adjuster sothat you willnot be deafened suddenloudvolume.
This system operates as follows. When [PWR] is switchedon, the volume level is low. After
that, thevolumelevel graduallyreturnstoitspreviouslevelprior to switchingoffthe unit.
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Power and Sound Controls
(continued)
Changing Audio Modes
Press [SEL] toswitchthe audio modeinthe followingorder.
VOLUME-, BASS--*TREBLE-* BALANCE-->FADER
I" I
Bass and Treble
•Press [SELl to select the BASS (TREBLE) mode. Press
[^ VOL] or [v VOL] to increaseor decrease the bass/treble
response.
4,
-12 to 12 -12 to 12
•Press [^ VOL] or [v VOL] for more than 0.5 second to
changenumericlevelson the displayrapidly.
Balance
•Press [SEL] to selectthe BALANCE mode. Press [^ VOL] or
[v VOL] to shiftthe soundvolumetorightor left speakers.
or L 1 to 15 Balance Center
•Press [^ VOL] or [v VOL] for more than 0.5 second to
changenumericlevelsonthe display rapidly.
Fader
•Press [SEL] to select the FADER mode. Press [^ VOL] or
[v VOL] to shift the sound volume to the front or rear
speakers.
or R 1 to 15 BalanceCenter
•Press [^ VOL] or Iv VOL] for more than 0.5 second to
change numericlevelson thedisplayrapidly.
Note: When acontrol mode (BAS/TRE/BAL/FAD) is selected but no operation is made within
5 seconds(2 seconds at volume mode), the display will returnto the normaloperation (Radio,
CD, etc) mode. In sucha case, press [SEL] againtoselectthecontrolmode.

Radio Basics
To change Tuner Mode
You canselect=FM"or "AM"directly.
Selecting a Band
• Press [FM] toselect the bandsin the followingorder.
FMI---*FM2---*FM3
I
=STEREO" indicator lights if the station is broadcasting in
stereo.
•Press [AM] to selectthe bands.
ManualTuning
Press [> TUNE] or [< TUNE] to move to a higheror lowerfre-
quency.
Seek Tuning
Press and hold [> TUNE] or [< TUNE] for more than 0.5 sec-
ond, then release. The radio automatically stops on the next
station.
MONO/LOCAL Selection
•Much interference is reduced during aweak FM stereo broad-
casts when MONO isON. (Only for FM mode)
•Searching stops automatically at astrong wave station only
when LOCAL is ON.
Press [MONO] to switch on or off the MONO mode as follows.
MONO OFF<---* MONO ON
Press [LOC] to switch on or off the LOCAL mode as follows.
LOCAL OFF _LOCAL ON
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Radio Basics (continued)
4,
4,
Pressand Hold
Preset Station Setting
Up to24 stationscan be preset inthe stationmemory as follows;
6 stations 6 stations 6 stations 6 stations
4,
Manual Station Preset
C) Press[FM]or [AM] to selecta desiredband.
_) Use manualor seek tuning to find a stationthat you want to
programintomemory.
_)Press and hold one of the stationselectorbuttons[1] through
[6] untilthedisplayblinks.
Repeat theprocessto set other stationsfor the FM1-3 and AM
bands.
Note: You can change the memory settingby repeatingthe
aboveprocedure.
Tuning in a Preset Station
Press anyofthe buttons[1] through[6] totune inthe stationpre-
set bytheabovesteps_) to (_).
AutoStationPreset
Selecta bandand press [APM] (AUTO PRESET MEMORY).
• The 6 strongestavailable stationswill be automaticallyset in
memorypresetbuttons[1] through[6].
•Once set, the preset stations are sequentially scanned for
5 seconds.
•Pressthe appropriatepreset buttonfor the stationyou wantto
hear.
I _ution: Forsafetymasons, do not attempttoprogramwhile driving. 1
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Compact Disc Player Basics
Mode Selection
While the disc is inserted, press [CD] to switch the operation
mode.
\To start the CD Player
Insertthe disc(labelside up) and playbackstartsautomatically.
=LOAd"will be displayeduntilthe disc is loaded.Play starts from
firsttrack.
Play time
-Track number
Note: While the disc is inserted,MDISC"indicatorwill light. If you
press[CD] afterthedisc isejected,the discwillbe re-inserted.
Stopping and Ejecting a Disc
Press[A] to stopCD play, and the disc willquietlyeject from the
CD slot. (Duringdiscejection,=EJ"(EJECT) willbe displayed.)
Selecting a Track
Press[IH_ TRACK] once to go to the next track.Press repeatedly
to stepforwardthroughallthe tracks.
Press [<1<1TRACK] once to play from the beginningof the track
you are listeningto. Press twice to play the previoustrack. Press
repeatedlyto stepbackwardthrough all thetracks.
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Compact Disc Player Basics
(continued)
Hold and Releasq Searching a Track
Press and hold [IH_ TRACK] or [<F<l TRACK] for more than
0.5 secondto activatefast forward or reversethrougha track.
Release [IH_ TRACK] or [<1<1TRACK] to resumethe normalCD
playfrom that position.
Repeating a Track
Press[R/R I_] to repeat the currentselection."REF_ indicatorwill
light.
The current selection will continue to repeat until you press
[R/R I_] again.
Random Selection
Pressand hold [R/R I_] for more than 2 seconds."R I_" indicator
will light.A random selection of musicis playedfrom all available
tracks.
To turn offthe random playfeature, pressand hold[R/R I_] again
for more than 2 seconds.
ScanningTracks
Press [SCAN]. The display will blinkand the first 10 secondsof
eachtrackon the discplay in order.
To stop scanning and continue with the current track, press
[SCAN] again.
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SelectingbyTrack Number
(Directaccess)
•Press a number from [1] to [6] thenthe correspondingtrackwill
start.
•Press and hold a number from [7] to [12] ([1] to [6]) for more
thanone secondand the correspondingtrack willstart.

Clock Basics (The clock system is 12-hours.)
$
Pressand Hold
4,
,I,
Pressand Hold
Initial Time Setting
_) PressDISP [D]. =AdJ"isdisplayed,
Press and hold DISP [D] again for
morethan 2 seconds, =12"blinksindi-
cating the time setting mode is acti-
vated.
(_)To set hours, press [> TUNE] or
[< TUNE].
@Press DISP [D] again for minute
setting.
(_)To set minutes, press [_> TUNE] or
[< TUNE].
Hold [> TUNE] or [< TUNE] to
change numbers rapidly.
_)When you have set the time, press
DISP [D].
iI
Resetting the Time
When you want to reset the time, press and hold DISP [D] for
more than 2 seconds to activatethe time settingmode.Then, re-
peatsteps_) to _) above.
Selecting the Clock Display
PressDISP [D] for clockdisplay.
Press DISP [D] once again, the current audio display mode re-
umes.
When power is turned off while the time is displayed,the
clock mode remains on. When the [PWR] is pressedagain,
thesystem iscompletelyoff.
Note: Before you leave your car that has no ACC, be sure
toswitchpower off.
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Remote Control Unit Basics
(Only for CQ-DPX33EUC)
Battery Replacement
1. Remove the battery holder.
Pull the holder by the Position B while pushing
PositionA In the direction indicatedbythe arrow.
2. Replace the battery.
Set a new battery properly with the (+) side up as
illustrated.
3. Insert the battery holder.
Push in the holder to the full.
Notes on Batteries
Lithium battery
Rear viewof remote /
control
Batteryholder PositionA
Old battedes mustimmediatelybe removedand disposed.
BatteryInformation:
• Designated Battery: Panasonic LithiumBattery (CR2025)
•Battery Life: 6 monthswith normaluse(in normal roomtemperature)
•Do not disassemble or shortthe batteries. Do notthrowthe batteriesintothe fire.
•To avoidthe risk ofaccident, keep thebattedes out of reachof children.
(_)Power Button
(_)BAND/DISC UP Button
_) AFT Button
(_)TUNE/TRACK Button
_) VolumeControlButton
(_)Mode Button
Please refer Battery Replacementbefore usingre-
mote control.
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Operating Procedures
General
Power
_) POWER (Power Button)
Press [POWER] to switch on the
power.
Press [POWER] again to switchoffthe
power.
Aim the remote controller toward the sen-
sor of the main unit.
Mode Selection
_) MODE (Mode Button)
Press [MODE] to switchthe operation
mode inthefollowing order.
Radio*----,CD player

Attenuator
@A'rr (ATT Button)
•Press [ATT] to immediately de-
crease volume to about 1/loof its
previouslevel.
•Press [ATT] again to resume the
previousvolume.
IRadio
IVolume 1
® ^ "v VOL (Volume Control Button)
Press [/', VOL] or ['v VOL] to in-
crease ordecreasevolumelevel.
Selecting a Band
_) BAND (Band Select Button)
Press [BAND] to select bands in se-
quence.
FM1-+FM2-*FM3--*AM
Seek Tuning
® ^ v TUNE (Seek Tuning Button)
Press and hold [^ TUNE] or
[v TUNE] for more than 0.5 second,
then release. The radio will automati-
cally stoponthe nextstation.
IManual Tuning 1
/,, ,v, TUNE (Manual Tuning Button)
Press [^ TUNE] or [v TUNE] to turn
the frequency downwardor upward.
I Corot Disc Player I
(Whena disc isinserted,playbackstarts.)
To starts CD Play
_) MODE (MODE Button)
• Only when a disc is inserted, press
to select CD play mode. and play-
back startsautomatically.
Radio<---*CD player
When a disc is inserted,the CD play
starts automatically regardless what
mode you are being listened.
Selecting a Track
(_b41,_ <I'4 TRACK (Track Select
Button)
•Press [IH_ TRACK] once to go to
the nexttrack.
•Press [<I,4 TRACK] once to play
from the beginningof the currently
playedtrack.
•Press repeatedlyto skip forward or
backwardthroughall thetracks.
Searching a Track
@IH_ "4<1 TRACK (Track Search
Button)
•Press and hold [IH_ TRACK] or
[.4<1 TRACK] for more than
0.5 secondto activate fast forward
or reversethrougha track.
•Release to stop fast forward or re-
verse.
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Installation Guide
WARNING
The installation information is designed for experienced installers and is not
intended for non-technical individuals. It does not contain warnings or cautions
of potential dangers in attempting to install this product.
Any attempt to installthis product in a motor vehicle by anyone other than
qualified installer could cause damage to the electrical system and could result
in serious personal injuryor death.
_1 Overview
This equipmentshouldbe installedbya profes-
sional. However, if you planto installthis unit
yourseff,your first step isto decidewhere to in-
stall it. The instructionsin these pages will
guide you through the remaining steps:
(Please refer to "WARNING" statement
above).
•Identifyand label thevehiclewires
•Connect the vehicle wirestothe wiresofthe
power connector
•Installthe unitin the dash
•Check theoperation oftheunit
If you do encounter problems, please consult
your nearestprofessionalinstaller.
Caution: This unit will operatewith a 12 volt
DC negative ground auto battery system only.
Do not attempt to use it in any othersystem.
Doingso couldcause seriousdamage.
Before you begin installation,lookfor the fol-
lowing items included in the packing with your
unit.
•Warranty Card...Fill thisoutpromptly
•Panasonlc Servicenter for Service Direc-
tory..,Keep for future referencein case the
unitneeds servicing
•Installation Hardware...Needed for in-dash
installation
[3 Installation Hardware
(_) MountingCollar
(_ Hsx. Nut (5 mm¢) _)
®Rear SupportStrap j
(_) Tapping Screw
(5 mmcx 16 mm) _"
® Mounting Bolt(5 mm_)
®Power Connector
ORemovableFace Plate
Case
®RemoteControl Unit
(Onlyfor
CQ-DPX33EUC)
®LithiumBattery
(Only for 0
CQ-DPX33EUC)
Trim Plate
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
f
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ORequired Tools
You'll need a screwdriver, a 1.5 volt AA bat-
tery, andthe following:
12 V DC ELECTRICAL SIDE-CUT
TEST BULB TAPE PLIERS
Dashboard Specifications
THICKNESS
MIN. 3.4#',(4.75mm) \
_MAX. %= (5.56 mm) /
GI Identify All Leads
The firststep in installationis to identifyall the
vehiclewires you'll use when hookingup your
soundsystem.
As you identifyeach wire, we suggestthat you
label it using masking tape and a permanent
marker. This will help avoid confusion when
makingconnectionslater.
Note: Do not connectthe powerconnectorto
thestereo unituntilyou have made all connec-
tions.If there are no plasticcaps on the stereo
hookingwires, insulate all exposed leads with
electricaltape untilyou are ready to use them.
Identifythe leads inthe followingorder.
Power Lead
If your vehicle has a radio or is pre-wired for
one:
Cut the connectorplugoff(leavingthe leads as
longas possible)so thatyou can work with in-
dividual leads, j_ _
Turn the ignition on to the accessory position,
and ground one lead of the test bulb to the
chassis. Touch the other lead of the test bulb to
each of the exposed wires from the cut radio
connector plug. Touch one wire at a time until
you find the outlet that causes the test bulb to
light.
Now turn the ignition off and then on. If the
bulb also turns off and on, that outlet isthe ve-
hicle power lead.
If your vehicle is not wired foran audio unit:
Go to the fuse block and find the fuse port for
radio (RADIO), accessory (ACC), or ignition
(IGN).
Battery Lead
If your stereo unit has a yellowlead, you will
need to locatethe car's batterytead.Otherwise
you may ignore this procedure. (The yellow
battery lead provides continuous power to
maintain a clock, memory storage, or other
function.)
If your vehicle has aradio or is pre-wiredfor
one:
With the ignitionand headlightsoff, identifythe
car battery lead by groundingone lead of the
test bulb to the chassis and checkingthe re-
maining exposed wires from the cutradiocon-
nector plug.
If yourvehicle isnotwiredfor an audiounit:
Go to the fuse block and find the fuse portfor
the battery,usually marked BAT.
Speakers
Identify the car speaker leads. There will be
two leads for each speaker, usually color
coded.
A handyway to identifythe speakerleadsand
the speaker they connect with is to test the
leads usinga 1.5 volt AA battery as follows.
Hold one lead against one pole of the battery
and strokethe other lead acrosstheotherpole.
You will hear a scrapingsound in a speaker if
you are holdingaspeaker lead.
If not, keep testingdifferent lead combinations
until you have located all the speaker leads.
When you label them, includethe speaker lo-
cationforeach.
Antenna Motor
If your vehicle is equipped with an automatic
power antenna, identifythe vehiclemotoran-
tenna lead by connecting one bulbtester lead
to the vehicle battery lead and touchingthe re-
maining exposed wires from the cut radiocon-
nector plug one at a time. You will hear the
antenna motor activate when you touch the
correctwire.
Antenna
The antenna lead is a thick,black wire with a
metal plugat the end.
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Installation Guide (continued)
OConnect All Leads
Now thatyou have identifiedall the wires inthe
vehicle, you're ready to begin connectingthem
to the stereo unit wires. The connection dia-
gram (.o Page 22) shows the properconnec-
tionsand colorcodingofthe leads.
We stronglyrecommend that you test the unit
beforemakinga final installation.
You can set the unit on the floor and make
temporary connections to test the unit. Use
electricaltape tocover all exposedwires.
Important: Connect the red power lead last,
after you have made and insulatedall other
connections.
Ground
Connect the black ground lead of the power
connectorto the metalvehicle chassis.
Speakers
Connect the speaker wires. See the wiringdia-
gram (.m Page 22) for the proper hookups.
Followthe diagram carefullyto avoiddamaging
the speakers and the stereo unit.
The speakers used must be able to handle
more than 40 watts of audio power. If usingan
optional audio amplifier, the speakers should
be able to handle the maximum amplifier out-
put power, Speakers with low inputratingscan
be damaged. Speaker impedance shouldmea-
sure 4-8 ohms, which is typicallymarked on
most speakers. Lower or higher impedance
speakers will affect output and can cause both
speakerand stereounitdamage.
Caution: Never groundthe speaker cords. For
example, do not use a chassis groundsystem
or a three-wire speaker common system. Each
speaker must be connected separately using
parallel insulatedwires. If in doubt about how
your car's speakers are wired, please consult
withyournearest professionalinstaller.
Motor Antenna
Connect the vehicle motor antenna lead to the
blue motor antenna relay controllead.
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Battery
Connect the yellow battery lead to the correct
radio wire or to the battery fuse port on the
fuse block.
Antenna
Connect the antenna by plugging the antenna
lead intothe antenna receptacle.
Equipment
Connect any optional equipmentsuch as am-
plifier, according to the instructionsfurnished
with the equipment. Keep about 12 inches
(30 cm) of distance between the speaker
cords'amplifier unit and the antenna/antenna
extension cord. Read the operatingand instal-
lation instructionsfor any equipmentyou will
connecttothis unit.
Power
Connect the red power lead to the correctvehi-
cle radiowire or to the appropriatefuse porton
thefuse block.
If the stereo unit functions properly with all
these connectionsmade, disconnectthe wires
and proceedtothe final installation.
Final Installation
Lead Connections
Connect all wires, making sure that each con-
nection is insulated and secure. Bundle all
loosewires and fasten them withtape so they
won'tfall downlater. Now insertthe stereo unit
intothe mountingcollar.
Congratulations! After making a few final
checks, you're ready to enjoy your new auto
stereosystem.
gFinal Checks
1. Make sure that all wires are properlycon-
nected and insulated.
2, Make sure that the stereo unit is securely
heldinthe mountingcollar.
3. Turn on the ignition to check the unit for
properoperation.
If youhave difficulties,consultyour nearestau-
thorizedprofessionalinstallerfor assistance.

_3 Installation Procedures
1, Secure the Mounting Collar _).
InsertMountingCollar _) into the car'sdashboard, and bend mountingtabsoutwitha screwdriver.
Mounting Tab
O MountingCollar
Dashboard
Screwdriver
Lock Lever
Make sure that the Ioc_
lever is Rush with the
mounting collar (not
projectingoutward).
2. Secure the rear of the unit.
a) Check the electricalconnectionbyreternngtothisoperatinginstructions.
b) Connectthe MountingBolt(_, usinga suitablewrench.
c) Insertthe unitintoMountingCollar_) and push itin until=click"isheard.
Unit
.-- ® Mounting Bolt
Unit
d) Secure the rear of the unittothe carbyeitherofthetwo recommendedmethods.
•Using the Rear Support Strap
Affixone end of the Rear SupportStrap_) tothe rear ofthe unit,andthe otherendtothe Fire Wallof
Car, or someothermetallic area. FireWall ofCar
_) Tapping Screw \3rome
(_)Hex. Nut
_)Rear SupportStrap
) Mounting Bolt
_) Mounting Collar
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Installation Guide (continued)
•Using the Rubber Cushion (Optional)
(Ifthere isan existingRear SupportBracketon the FireWall of Car.)
CoverMountingBolt_) onthe rearofthe unitwith RubberCushion(Optional), and mountit intoexist-
ing Rear Support Bracket. Rear Support Bracket
(existing on the car)
_) MountingBolt
Collar
3. a) Plug the Power Connector ®.
b) Install the Trim Plate _.
_.<_;-j,_..p_..1_ PowerConnector
_Trim PI "_':"
4. After Installation reconnect the negative (--) battery terminal.
To Remove the Unit
a) Removethe removableface plate.
(,,, Page 21.)
b) Remove the trim plate (_ witha screwdriver
as shownin the figure.
c) Pull out the unitwhilepushing the locklever usinga screwdriver.
d) Removethe unitpullingwithbothhands.
LockLever
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Anti-Theft System
This unitis equipped witha removableface plate. By re-
movingthis face plate, the radiobecomestotallyinoper-
able.
To Remove the Removable Face Plate
O Switchoffthe power.
(_ Press the release button [!]- The removable face
platewillbe released. (-,, Fig. 1)
_) Remove the removable face plate by pullingon the
rightside of the unit. (-* Fig. 2) Place the removable
face plate in a suppliedcase.
Fig. 1
Main Unit
Fig. 2
@As shown in Fig. 3, insertthe removableface plate with the arrow pointingtoward the removable
face plate case (_ untilyou hear a "click". Keep the removable face plate in the case. Then, you
can bringthe plate safety.
Set twoarrowstogether
(_)Removableface plate case Fig. 3
To install the Removable Face Plate
(_ Slidethe leftside ofthe removableface plate inplace. (-pFig. 4)
_) Pressthe rightend oftheremovableface plate until=click" isheard. (-, Fig. 5)
_ace Plate
Cutout Fig. 4
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Installation Guide (continued)
Electrical Connection
T
ANTENNA
I
IOnh/for CQ-DPX33EUC
I PREAMPOUT
I CONNECTOR
CQ-DPX33/DP22EUC I
L
White w/Black SPEAKER LEAD
Gray w/Black Stdpe
PREAMPOUT
CONNECTOR
(Re_ ,I,I BATTERY LEAD
Power Connector (Connectto car
Yellow battery)
POWER
(+12 V DC, negative
groundonly)
__ GROUND
(Connect to aclean,
baremetaJlicpart of
your vehicle.)
T_ MOTORRELAY
Dark B_ _ANTENNA
Violet w/Black Stripe L_'_ 1_ CONTROL
(Moves antenna
up and down)
Stripe
(-) (+) (-) (÷)
LEFT SPEAKER RIGHT SPEAKER
(FRONT) (FRONT)
(-) (+) (-) (+)
LEFT SPEAKER RIGHT SPEAKER
(REAR) (REAR)
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