Panasonic Cq2650eu - auto radio/cassette User manual

Panasonic.

Heavy

Duty

Cassette/Weatherband

Receiver

with

Changer

Control

-CQ-2650EU/2500CEU

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Please

read

these

instructions

completely

before

operating

this

unit.

Panasonic

welcomes

you

to

our

ever

growing

family

of

electronic

product

owners.

We

know

that

this

prod-

uct

will

bring

you

many

hours

of

enjoyment.

Our

reputation

is

built

on

precise

electronic

and

mechanical

en-

gineering,

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.

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Use

This

Equipment

Safely

When

Driving

Keep

the

volume

level

low

enough

to

be

aware

of

road

and

traffic

conditions.

When

Vehicle

Washing

Do

not

expose

the

equipment,

including

the

speakers

and

tapes,

to

water

or

excessive

moisture.

This

could

cause

electrical

shorts,

fire,

or

other

damage.

When

Parked

Parking

in

direct

suntight

can

produce

very

high

temperatures

inside

your

vehicle.

Give

the

interior

a

chance

to

coo!

down

before

switching

the

unit

on.

Use

the

Proper

Power

Supply

This

equipment

is

designed

to

operate

off

a

12

volt,

negative

ground

battery

system

(the

normal

system

in

a

North

American

vehicle.)

Protect

the

Tape

Mechanism

Keep

magnets,

screwdrivers,

or

other

metallic

objects

away

from

the

tape

mechanism

and

tape

head

to

pre-

vent

poor

performance

or

malfunctions.

Use

Authorized

Servicenters

Do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

or

adjust

this

precision

equipment.

Please

refer

to

the

Servicenter

list

includ-

ed

with

this

product

for

service

assistance.

Note:

This

operating

instruction

manual

is

for

both

models

CQ-2650EU

and

CQ-2500CEU.

All

illustrations

thro-

ughout

this

manual

represent

model

CQ-2650EU

unless

otherwise

specified.

The

following

table

describes

the

differences

between

two

models.

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Changer

Control]

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Find

the

mode!

number

and

serial

number

on

either

the

back

or

bottom

of

the

unit.

Please

record

them

in

the

space

below

and

retain

this

booklet

as

a

permanent

record

of

your

purchase

to

aid

in

identification

in

case

of

theft.

MODEL

NUMBER

CQ-2650EU/CQ-2500CEU

SERIAL

NUMBER

DATE

PURCHASED

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to

units

with

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CD

changer

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Power

and

Sound

Controls

FT

Keep

Pulling

and

turn

Power

Turn

the

ignition

key

on.

Press

PWR

to

switch

on

the

power.

To

turn

the

power

off,

press

PWR

again.

Volume

Turn

the

knob

clockwise

to

increase

volume,

and

counterclockwise

to

decrease

volume.

Balance

Keep

pulling

the

knob

and

turn

it

to

the

left

or

right

to

shift

the

sound

volume

to

the

left

or

right

speakers.

Bass

and

Treble

Bass

contro!

<

Turn

the

knob

to

adjust

bass

response.

Treble

control

:

Pull

and

lock

the

knob

and

turn

to

adjust

treble

re-

sponse.

:

After

adjusting,

press

the

knob

in.

Pull

Lock

and

turn

Fader

Turn

to

the

left

or

right

to

shift

the

sound

volume

to

the

rear

or

front

speakers.

Radio

Basics

(CQ-2650EU)

Selecting

a

Band

Press

BAND

to

select

the

bands

in

the

following

order.

FM1

=

FM2

&

WB

(Weather

Band)

AM

“ST”

indicator

lights

if

the

station

is

broadcasting

in

stereo.

Tuning

"or

“/\

TUNE”

to

move

to

a

lower

or

higher

frequency.

Automatic

Tuning

Two

kinds

of

automatic

tuning

are

available

for

selection.

They

are

Seek

Tuning

and

Scan

Tuning.

Seek

Tuning

Press

and

hold

“\/

TUNE”

or

“/\

TUNE”

for

more

than

a

half

second,

then

release.

The

radio

automatically

stops

on

the

Scan

Tuning

Press

the

knob

to

scan

the

for

about

5

seconds

sequen-

tially

upward.

Preset

Station

Setting

Up

to

18

stations

can

be

preset

in

the

station

memory

as

follows;

Fu

[

FMB

TS

statins

|

stations

|

6

stations|

Manual

Station

Preset

1

Press

BAND

to

select

a

desired

band.

2

Use

manual

or

seek

tuning

to

find

a

station

that

you

want

to

program

into

memory.

3

Press

and

hold

one

of

the

station

selector

buttons

1

through

6

until

the

display

blinks.

The

memory

is

now

set

for

that

button

on

the

band

you

have

selected.

Repeat

the

process

to

set

other

stations

for

the

FM1

to

AM

bands.

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pad

y

Preset

Channel

Indicator

Note:

You

can

change

the

memory

setting

by

repeating

the

above

pro-

cedure.

Tuning

in

a

Preset

Station

Press

any

of

the

buttons

1

through

6

to

tune

in

the

preset

station.

Auto

Station

Preset

(For

Fm2

only)

Select

a

FM

band

and

press

and

hold

BAND

for

more

than

2

seconds.

eThe

six

strongest

available

stations

will

be

automatically

stored

in

memory

preset

buttons

1

through

6

of

FM2

band.

e

Once

set,

the

preset

stations

are

sequentially

scanned

for

5

seconds.

(To

stop

the

scanning,

press

one

of

the

preset

button.)

e

Press

the

appropriate

preset

button

for

the

station

you

want

to

hear.

CAUTION:

For

safety

reasons,

do

not

attempt

to

program

while

driving.

Radio

BasSICS

continues

Weather

Band

(W/B)

Preset

When

the

knob

(VOL)

is

pressed

in

Weather

Band

mode,

channel

num-

ber

1

to

7

automatically

scans

in

order.

(The

frequency

(162)

remains

unchanged

but

blinking).

To

stop

the

scanning,

press

the

knob

(VOL)

again.

Weather

Band

frequency

number.

Tuning

in

a

Weather

Band

Station

Press

any

of

the

buttons

1

through

6

to

tune

in

the

station

preset

by

the

above.

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ae

|

Note:

The

weather

band

(CH1-6)

has

been

preset

in

advance.

CH7

|

is

selected

by

pressing

“A

TUNE”

or

“V

TUNE”.

|

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ss

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Weather

Band

Stations

National

Weather

Radio

Broadcasts

from

over

380

locations

throughout

the

U.S.

on

seven

VHF/FM

frequencies.

Tune

to

weather

band

to

receive

continuous

weather

information

24

hours

a

day

on

one

of

the

following

frequencies.

162.550

MHz

162.400

MHz

162.475

MHz

162.425

MHz

162.450

MHz

162.500

MHz

162.525

MHz

NOOR

WN >

Occasionally

the

frequency

of

an

existing

or

planned

station

must

be

changed

because

of

unexpected

radio

frequency

interference

with

ad-

jacent

NOAA

Weather

Radio

Stations

and/or

with

other

Government

or

Commercial

Operations

within

the

area.

If

you

have

a

question

con-

cerning

NOAA

Weather

Radio

please

contact

your

nearest

National

Weather

Service

Office.

Cassette

Tape

Player

Basics

FAST

FORWARD

PRESS

BOTH

Loading

a

Cassette

Gently

insert

the

cassette

with

the

exposed

tape

facing

to

the

right

until

the

mechanism

captures

it,

and

playback

starts.

;

Rewind

and

Fast

Forward

Press

and

engage

either

<4

(REW)

to

rewind

or

»®

(FF)

to

fast

forward

the

tape.

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rae

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a

|

aN

To

stop

rewind

or

fast

forward,

gently

press

the

button

that

is

not

in

use.

The

tape

will

resume

playing

from

that

position.

If

you

rewind

the

tape

fully,

it

will

play

on

the

same

program

side

again.

If

you

fast

forward

to

the

end,

play

will

resume

from

the

beginning

of

other

side

of

the

tape.

Changing

Sides

Firmly

press

<4

(REW)

and

»®

(FF)

at

the

same

time

to

switch

to

the

program

on

the

other

side

of

the

tape.

The

display

changes

to

indicate

which

program

is

playing.

TOP

SIDE

PLAYING

BOTTOM

SIDE

PLAYING

10

Cassette

Tape

Player

BasIC$

continues

Metal

Tape

Mode

Press

MTL

when

playing

metal

or

chromium

dioxide

(CrOz)

tapes.

To

turn

it

off,

press

MTL

again.

Note:

Playing

non-metal

tapes

in

MTL

mode

causes

high

frequency

im-

balance,

which

affects

tone

quality.

Stopping

and

Ejecting

the

Tape

Once

inserted

into

the

unit,

your

tape

will

play

continuously

until

you

eject

it.

If

you

press

and

engage

4&,

the

unit

clears

the

tape

and

returns

to

radio

operation.

When

you

shut

off

the

vehicle

engine,

the

tape

will

stop

but

not

eject.

Note:

Always

remove

the

cassette

when

you

are

done

using

the

cas-

sette

player.

This

will

prolong

the

life

of

your

tape.

CAUTION:

To

maintain

your

cassette

player

in

top

condition,

avoid

using

tapes

that

are

tonger

than

90

minutes

{C-90).

CD

Changer

Basics

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tor

ca-26s0eu

Note:

CD

changer

controls

are

applicable

to

units

with

optional

CD

changer

unit

(sold

separately).

To

start

the

CD

Player

With

a

disc

magazine

inserted

in

the

CD

Changer,

press

CD

-

C.

Play

Starts

from

first

track.

Note:

The

cassette,

if

loaded,

should

be

removed.

Otherwise,

the

CO

play

won't

start.

Selecting

a

Disc

Press

“\/

-DiSC”

or

“DISC-

A.”

to

select

discs

in

descending

or

ascend-

ing

order.

The

disc

number

indicator

blinks

and

the

track

number

indicator

stays

il-

luminated

until

the

selected

disc

is

loaded.

Selecting

a

Track

Press

“TRACK

A.”

once

to

go

to

the

Press

repeatedly

to

step

forward

through

all

the

tracks.

Press

“\/

TRACK”

once

to

play

from

the

beginning

of

the

current

track.

Press

twice

to

play

the

Press

repeatedly

to

step

backward

through

all

the

tracks.

11

12

CD

Changer

BasiICs

continues

(only

for

ca-2650Eu)

Searching

a

Track

Press

and

hold

“TRACK

A.”

or

“\“

TRACK”

for

more

than

a

half

second

to

activate

fast

forward

or

reverse

through

a

track.

Release

“TRACK

A”

or

“\/

TRACK”

to

resume

the

normal

CD

play

from

that

position.

Repeating

a

Track

Press

REPEAT

to

repeat

the

current

selection.

“REPEAT”

indicator.

lights.

The

current

selection

continues

to

repeat

until

you

press

RE-

PEAT

again.

Random

Selection

Press

RANDOM.

“RANDOM?

indicator

lights.

A

random

selection

of

music

is

played

from

all

available

CDs.

To

turn

it

off,

press

RANDOM

again.

Scanning

Tracks

Press

SCAN.

The

display

blinks

and

the

first

10

seconds

of

each

track

on

the

discs

play

in

sequence.

To

stop

scanning

and

continue

with

the

current

track,

press

SCAN

again.

Changing

the

Display

Press

CD-C

to

switch

the

display

in

sequence

as

follows.

Disc/Track

Number

t

Track

Play

Time

Note:

To

change

to

the

Radio

mode,

press

BAND.

C

OC

k

B

aS

cS

(The

clock

system

is

12-hours

)

Initial

Time

Setting

Press

and

hold

CLOCK

at

all

the

time

while

setting

the

time.

‘A\

Keep

holding

CLOCK

and

the

“AdJ”

blinks

on

the

display,

indicating

the

time

setting

mode

is

activated.

8’

To

set

hours,

press

“\“

TUNE”.

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Pe

eae

a

To

set

minutes,

press

“\

TUNE”,

we

7d

ee

f

Hold

“AA”

or

“\/"

to

change

numbers

rapidly.

(C)

When

you

have

set

the

time,

release

CLOCK.

Resetting

the

Time

When

you

want

to

reset

the

time,

repeat

steps

@

to

©

above.

.

Selecting

the

Clock

Display

Press

CLOCK

to

display

alarm

time.

After

a

few

seconds,

current

time

returns

on

display.

Note:

The

current

time

wil!

display

at

all

the

time

even

the

power

of

the

radio

is

turned

off.

In

this

case,

it

is

normal.

14

Clock

BasSICS

continued

Keep

holding

xs:

=

cas

=

Alarm

time

Setting

Press

and

hold

ALARM

at

ail

the

time

while

setting

the

time.

(A)

Keep

holding

ALARM

for

seconds

and

the

“Adu”

blinks

on

the

dis-

play,

indicating

the

time

setting

mode

is

activated.

9

(BY

To

set

hours,

press

"\“

TUNE”.

|

ag

Mm

Oa

ALARM

TIME

To

set

minutes,

press

“/\

TUNE”.

Hold

“AA”

or

“\/"

to

change

numbers

rapidly.

(©

When

you

have

set

the

time,

release

ALARM.

Resetting

the

Alarm

time

When

you

want

to

reset

the

alarm

time,

repeat

steps

@)

to

©

above.

Alarm

Operation

)

Alarm

is

switched

to

ON

or

OFF

each

time

ALARM

is

pressed.

@

When

the

Alarm

is

switched

to

ON,

the

alarm

sound

will

activate

at

the

set

alarm

time.

Turning

off

the

Alarm

Sound

The

alarm

sound

will

turn-off

automatically

after

90

seconds.

Other-

wise,

press

ALARM

once.

CAUTION:

e

Be

careful

not

to

set

the

wrong

alarm

time

because,

otherwise,

the

alarm

may

sound

while

driving.

«

If

the

alarm

is

set,

be

sure

to

check

the

set

alarm

time

by

pressing

CLOCK.

*

If

you

operate

the

radio,

etc.

at

the

time

set

the

alarm,

the

alarm

sound

may

be

muted.

Installation

Guide

/\,

WARNING

This

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

install

this

product

in

a

motor

vehicle

by

anyone

other

than

qualified

installer

could

cause

damage

to

the

electrical

system

and

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury

or

death.

Lj

Overview

This

equipment

should

be

installed

by

a

profession-

al.

However,

if

you

plan

to

install

this

unit

yourself,

your

first

step

is

to

decide

where

to

install

it.

The

in-

structions

in

these

pages

will

guide

you

through

the

remaining

steps:

(Please

refer

to

“WARNING”

state-

ment

above}.

e

Identify

and

tabel

the

vehicle

wires

e

Connect

the

vehicle

wires

to

the

wires

of

the

power

connector

e

Install

the

unit

in

the

dash

e

Check

the

operation

of

the

unit

If

you

do

encounter

problems,

please

consult

your

nearest

professional

installer.

CAUTION:

This

unit

will

operate

with

a

12

volt

DC

negative

ground

auto

battery

system

only.

Do

not

attempt

to

use

it

in

any

other

system.

Doing

so

could

cause

serious

damage.

Before

you

begin

installation,

look

for

the

following

items

included

in

the

packing

with

your

unit.

@

Warranty

Card

......

Fill

this

out

promptly

e

PASC

Servicenter

Directory

......

Keep

for

future

reference

in

case

the

unit

needs

servicing

@

Installation

Hardware

......

Needed

for

in-dash

|

installation

(J

Installation

Hardware

no]

tem

|

Bagram

|

ay

sheer

(SI

afeemerome

[8 fe

Desoa

E

sfmemee

Ae

Hex.

Bolt

ol

Batts

[A

Toothed

Lock

Washer

.

Dismounting

15

16

Installation

Guide

continues

O

Required

Tools

You'll

need

a

screwdriver,

a

1.5

volt

AA

battery,

and

the

following:

12VDC

TEST

BULB

ELECTRICAL

TAPE

SIDE-CUT

PLIERS

MA

0

Dashboard

Specifications

THICKNESS

MIN.

3/16"

(4.75

mm)

[—

MAX.

7/32"

(5.56

mm)

|

2-3/32"

(53mm)

ee

|

Oldentify

All

Leads

The

first

step

in

installation

is

to

identify

all

the

vehi-

cle

wires

you'll

use

when

hooking

up

your

sound

system.

As

you

identify

each

wire,

we

suggest

that

you

label

it

using

masking

tape

and

a

permanent

marker.

This

will

help

avoid

confusion

when

making

connections

later.

Note:

Do

not

connect

the

power

connector

to

the

stereo

unit

until

you

have

made

all

connections.

If

there

are

no

plastic

caps

on

the

stereo

hooking

wires,

insulate

all

exposed

leads

with

electrical

tape

until

you

are

ready

to

use

them.

Identify

the

leads

in

the

following

order.

Power

Lead

lf

your

vehicle

has

a

radio

or

is

pre-wired

for

one

:

Cut

the

connector

plug

off

{leaving

the

leads

as

long

as

possible}

so

that

you

can

work

with

individual

i

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

is

the

vehicle

power

lead.

If

your

vehicle

is

not

wired

for

an

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

yellow

lead,

you

will

need

to

locate

the

vehicle's

battery

lead.

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

a

radio

or

is

pre-wired

for

one:

With

the

ignition

and

headlights

off,

identify

the

ve-

hicle

battery

lead

by

grounding

one

lead

of

the

test

bulb

to

the

chassis

and

checking

the

remaining

ex-

posed

wires

from

the

cut

radio

connector

plug.

If

your

vehicle

is

not

wired

for

an

audio

unit

:

Go

to

the

fuse

block

and

find

the

fuse

port

for

the

battery,

usually

marked

BAT.

Speakers

Identify

the

vehicle

speaker

leads.

There

will

be

two

leads

for

each

speaker,

usually

color

coded.

A

handy

way

to

identify

the

speaker

leads

and

the

speaker

they

connect

with

is

to

test

the

leads

using

a

1.5

volt

AA

battery

as

follows:

Hold

one

lead

against

one

pole

of

the

battery

and

stroke

the

other

lead

across

the

other

pole.

You

will

hear

a

scraping

sound

in

a

speaker

if

you

are

hold-

ing

a

speaker

lead.

if

not,

keep

testing

different

lead

combinations

until

you

have

located

all

the

speaker

leads.

When

you

label

them,

include

the

speaker

location

for

each.

Antenna

The

antenna

lead

is

a

thick,

black

wire

with

a

metal

plug

at

the

end.

O

Connect

All

Leads

Now

that

you

have

identified

all

the

wires

in

the

ve-

hicle,

you're

ready

to

begin

connecting

them

to

the

stereo

unit

wires.

The

connection

diagram

on

Page

20

shows

the

proper

connections

and

color

coding

of

the

leads.

We

strongly

recommend

that

you

test

the

unit

be-

fore

making

a

final

installation.

You

can

set

the

unit

on

the

floor

and

make

tempo-

rary

connections

to

test

the

unit.

Use

electrical

tape

to

cover

all

exposed

wires.

IMPORTANT

:

Connect

the red

power

lead

last,

after

you

have

made

and

insulated

all

other

connec-

tions.

Ground

.

Connect

the

black

ground

lead

of

the

power

con-

nector

to

the

metal

vehicle

chassis.

Speakers

Connect

the

speaker

wires.

See

the

wiring

diagram

below

for

the

proper

hookups.

Follow

the

diagram

carefully

to

avoid

damaging

the

speakers

and

the

stereo

unit.

The

speaker

used

must

be

able

to

handle

more

than

35

watts

(CQ-2500CEU

needs

22

watts)

of

audio

power.

Speakers

with

low

input

ratings

can

be

damaged.

Speaker

impedance

should

measure

4

-

8

ohms,

which

is

typically

marked

on

most

speakers.

Lower

or

higher

impedance

speakers

will

affect

output

and

can

cause

both

speaker

and

stereo

unit

damage.

CAUTION

:

Never

ground

the

speaker

cords.

For

example,

do

not

use

a

chassis

ground

system

or

a

three-wire

speaker

common

system.

Each

speaker

must

be

connected

separately

using

parallel

insulat-

ed

wires.

If

in

doubt about

how

your

vehicle's

speakers

are

wired,

please

consult

with

your

near-

est

professional

installer.

CORRECT

No

Common

Ground

INCORRECT

Common

Chassis

Ground

INCORRECT

Speaker

Common

(common

earth

lead)

17

18

Instal

lation

Gu

ide

continued

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

into

the

antenna

receptacle.

Equipment

Connect

any

optional

equipment

such

as

amplifier,

according

to

the

instructions

furnished

with

the

equipment.

Keep

about

12

inches

(30

cm)

of

dis-

tance

between

the

speaker

cords/amplifier

unit

and

the

antenna/antenna

extension

cord.

Read

the

op-

erating

and

installation

instructions

for

any

equip-

ment

you

will

connect

to

this

unit.

Power

—

Connect

the

red

power

lead

to

the

correct

vehicle

radio

wire

or

to

the

appropriate

fuse

port

on

the

fuse

block.

If

the

stereo

unit

functions

properly

with

all

these

connections

made,

disconnect

the

wires

and

pro-

ceed

to

the

final

installation.

()

Final

Installation

Lead

Connections

Connect

all

wires,

making

sure

that

each

connec-

tion

is

insulated

and

secure.

Bundle

all

loose

wires

and

fasten

them

with

tape

so

they

won't

fall

down

later.

Now

insert

the

stereo

unit

into

the

mounting

collar.

Congratulations!

After

making

a

few

final

checks,

you're

ready

to

enjoy

your

new

auto

stereo

system.

(J

Final

Checks

1.

Make

sure

that

all

wires

are

properly

connect-

ed

and

insulated.

2.

Make

sure

that

the

stereo

unit

is

securely

held

in

the

mounting

collar.

3.

Turn

on

the

ignition

to

check

the

unit

for

prop-

er

operation.

lf

you

have

difficulties,

consult

your

nearest

autho-

rized

professional

installer

for

assistance.

~

Installation

Procedures

1.

Secure

the

Mounting

Collar

©.

Insert

Mounting

Collar

@

into

the

vehicle's

dashboard,

and

bend

mounting

tabs

out

with

a

screwdriver.

@)

Mounting

Collar

Dashboard

Mounting

Tab

2.

Secure

the

rear

of

the

unit.

a)

Check

the

electrical

connection

by

referring

to

this

operating

instructions.

b)

Insert

the

unit into

Mounting

Collar

@

and

push

it

in

until

“click”

is

heard.

Unit

c)

Secure

the

rear

of

the

unit

to

the

vehicle

by

either

of

the

two

recommended

methods

on

the

19

Installation

Guide

continued

B

Using

the

Rear

Support

Strap

©

Affix

one

end

of

the

Rear

Support

Strap

©

to

the

rear

of

the

unit,

and

the

other

end

to

the

Fire

Wall

of

Ve-

hicle,

or

some

other

metallic

area.

Fire

Wall

of

Vehicle

Es

©

Hex.

Bolt

@)

Toothed

Lock

Washer

S

@

Hex.

Nut

oa.

@)

Spring

Washer

\

®

Plain

Washer

\.

®

Rear

Support

Strap

Mounting

Bolt

@)

Plain

Washer

@

Spring

Washer

@

Hex.

Nut

PLIOBIOAPBIOAAE

@)

Mounting

Collar

li

Using

the

Rubber

Cushion

(Optional)

(If

there

is

an

existing

Rear

Support

Bracket

on

the

Fire

Wall

of

Vehicle.)

Cover

Mounting

Bolt

on

the

rear

of

the

unit

with

Rubber

Cushion

(Optional),

and

mount

it

into

the

exist-

ing

Rear

Support

Bracket.

Rear

Support

Bracket

(existing

on

the

vehicle)

\

Rubber

Cushion

(Optional)

'

Mounting

Bolt

@

Mounting

Collar

20

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