PRX 130 - Car hands-free kit ETON - Free user manual and instructions
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| Product Type | Car Hands-Free Kit |
| Brand | Eton |
| Model | PRX 130 |
| Dimensions (approx) | 100 x 60 x 20 mm |
| Weight (approx) | 100 g |
| Power Supply | 12V car charger via cigarette lighter socket |
| Bluetooth Version | 4.0 |
| Wireless Range | Up to 10 meters |
| Battery Type | Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion |
| Talk Time (approx) | 10 hours |
| Standby Time (approx) | 200 hours |
| Main Functions | Bluetooth hands-free calling, music streaming, noise cancellation, voice assistant support |
| Speaker Type | Full-range dynamic speaker |
| Microphone | Built-in omnidirectional |
| Controls | Multi-function button, volume up/down |
| Mounting Method | Sun visor clip or dashboard adhesive pad |
| Indicators | LED for pairing, power, battery |
| Maintenance | Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use liquids. |
| Safety | Do not disassemble. Keep away from moisture. Use only provided charger. |
| Spare Parts / Repairability | No user-serviceable parts. Contact manufacturer for repairs. |
| Compatibility | Most Bluetooth-enabled smartphones |
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USER MANUAL PRX 130 ETON
Please read all warnings found in this manual. This information is highlighted in frames and is included to inform you of the potential danger of personal injury or damage to property.
Hearing Damage
Continuous, excessive exposure to sound pressure levels in excess of 85 dB can cause a loss of hearing. ETON components are capable of producing sound pressure levels greater than 85 dB.
Volume and Driver Awareness
Use of sound components can impair your ability to hear necessary traffic sounds and may constitute a hazard while driving your automobile.
ETON accepts no liability for hearing loss, bodily injury or property damage as a result of use or misuse of this product.
MONTAGE
Do not use your automobile until all components of the loudspeaker system have been secured to the interior framework. Failure to do so may turn a component into a dangerous, flying projectile during a sudden stop or accident.
Do not drill or drive screws through any vehicle interior or carpeted floor before inspecting the underside for potential punctures to control lines or cables. Be sure to avoid all fuel lines, brake lines, electrical cables or oil lines when planning the installation.
Before beginning installation of the loudspeaker system remove the minus connector from the automobile battery in order to avoid possible short circuits.
Choosing a Location
For ease of installation use original factory speaker locations. Using these positions will save considerable installation time and provide the best optical integration. Avoid installing speakers behind thick stock fabric or cloth. This could - especially in the case of tweeters - restrict output and reduce sound volume.
Installation of Mid/Woofer
If it is not possible to install the loudspeaker in the original factory speaker location, the most used position is the door panel.
- After choosing a location, carefully remove the trim panels. Be sure that sufficient mounting depth is available and that no moveable mechanical parts (window, window regulator handle) are restricted in their functionality.
Caution: Use care when removing interior trim panels. Car manufacturers use a variety of fastening devices that can be damaged in the disassembly process.
- Use the enclosed drilling template to cut a suitable hole in the trim panel and, if necessary, in the sheet metal behind. Drill holes for the fastening screws. Mount the parts as shown in figure 1.
Attention: If sheet metal must be cut or removed contact your authorized car dealer for professional advice. By damage to supporting body structures the safety certificate may be withdrawn.
- If you plan to use grilles or panels in front of the loudspeaker, ensure that sufficient space is available for the path of the loudspeaker cone. Should the distance not be sufficient, the cone could beat against the grille or panel thus damaging the loudspeaker.
Fastening of the Passive Crossover (only CEX 650)
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Remove the cover as shown in figure 2.
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Drill two holes for the fastening screws using the uncovered crossover. Secure the crossover with two screws and replace the cover.
Important: Mount the crossover in a location that will provide easy access for later connection and system tuning.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Whenever you run wires through sheet metal, use tape or grommets to properly insulate the metal edges from cable jackets. This technique prevents chafing and possible short circuits that could damage an amplifier or the loudspeakers.
- Follow the wiring diagrams figures 3, 4, 5 to connect the loudspeaker system to your automobile radio and possibly to an amplifier. Be very careful of correct polarity of all connections.
The tweeters should only be installed through a crossover.
- Replace the automobile battery connector and test the loudspeaker system.
Tuning of the Passive Crossover (only CEX 650)
Dependant upon your installation every crossover can be tuned to three reproduction adjustments. To achieve this adjustment connect the + pole for the tweeter to one of the three positions.
Caution: Do not apply power to the tweeters without first installing crossovers.
Ensure that all audio equipment is turned off before tuning the crossover.