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2. Connecting the speakers

2.1 Speaker connection to the ISO standard plug

If the vehicle is passively prepared for car radio installation (with 4-ohm speakers), you can adapt the ISO plug in the vehicle. If necessary, it can be extended by adding the ISO cable (7 607 647 093). Safety information

Ifthisequipmentisinstalledorservicedincorrectly, thiscouldresultinmalfunctionsinthevehicleelectronics. TopreventdamagetoyourRadiophone,makesureto useonlyacorrespondingadaptercabletoconnectthe 8-pin+/-ISOpluginthevehicle. If the vehicle is actively prepared for car radio installation, you can obtain the special adapter cables from your retailer.

2.2 Connecting the speakers in vehicles with no

preparation for radio installation Whileinstallingandconnectingthisequipment,please observethefollowingsafetyinformation:

Disconnectthenegativeterminalofthebattery.

When drilling any holes, make sure that you do not damageanyvehicleparts. Thecross-sectionofthepositiveandnegativewire mustnotexceed1.5mm

For retro-fitted speakers, you must use the enclosed ISO speaker wires . The connection between the ISO speaker wire and the speakers can be made using insulating screw joints (not included) (see Fig. 4, page 22).

3. Connecting the antenna

Bosch/Blaupunkt has a large selection of antenna types available which have been specially designed for your Radiophone. Your dealer is able to provide more information.

Installation instructions In pre-fitted vehicles (e.g.: VW, Seat, Audi), the power supply for the antenna is fed in via the antenna cable (refer to vehicle operating instructions). If the OEM radio is replaced by a different radio, you must use an antenna diplexer with a power lead (order no. 7 691 290 202, for Audi: order no. 7 607 621 129), available from your dealer. You will find information on how to mount and connect the antenna in the antenna installation instructions. Depending on the existing antenna, it may be necessary to use the enclosed antenna adapter with its holder (see Fig. 5, page 22). Congratulations on deciding to purchase a Blaupunkt Radiophone. If you would like to install it yourself, please observe the following installation instructions to ensure that your equipment will operate properly. If the installation situation is different to the one described here, please consult a Radiophone Service Center.

1. Connecting the power

1.1 Connection to the vehicle ISO standard plug

3.2 Telephone antenna

After mounting the antenna, you have to screw down the connection to the Radiophone firmly and then turn it another quarter turn with a pair of pliers (connection, see Fig. 5, page 22). Note: Do not lay the telephone antenna wiring close to the speaker wires. 10A To prevent faulty electrical connections with vehicle ISO plugs, you must use the universal ISO adapter cable (order no. 7 607 621 126) (see Fig. 1).

Depending on the installation situation, you can choose between the NTR 101 (combination antenna for GPS, radio, GSM) or the N 301 (GPS antenna only). the installation of the antenna must be completed as described in the installation instructions supplied with the antenna (connection, see Fig. 5, page 22). Fig.1 ForVWGolfIVsandPassatsbuiltin1997andlater, itisnecessarytocutthroughtheyellow/greenwire oftheuniversaladaptercable.Theendsofthewire mustbeinsulated!

4. Radiophone installation

The Radiophone is installed in the car radio installation compartment provided by the vehicle manufacturer (see Fig. 6, page 22). For vehicles without a DIN compartment, Blaupunkt supplies vehicle-specific installation kits for 50/52 mm sets for the most popular vehicle models. Check the installation conditions in your vehicle and use a vehicle-specific installation kit if necessary.

1.2 Connecting the equipment in vehicles which are

not prepared for car radio installation In vehicles which are not prepared for car radio installation or when the positive/negative wire is too thin (< 1.5 mm2), the enclosed ISO +/- connection cable (can be identified by the brown, orange, yellow/green and two red wires) must be connected to the universal power lead (available in retail outlets, order no. 7 607 884 093) according to Fig. 2, page 6.

4.1 Steering wheel remote control unit

It is possible to use an interface to adapt existing vehicle remote control units on the steering wheel in some vehicles. Information is available from your dealer.

4.2 Installing the mounting bracket

The mounting bracket included with this Radiophone allows you to install the Radiophone in vehicles with DIN compartments measuring 182 x 53 x 185 mm and with an instrument panel thickness of 1 to 20 mm in the area of the tab fasteners (see Fig. 1, page 4). To install the mounting bracket, insert it into the compartment and see which tab fasteners you can bend over with a screwdriver (see Fig. 7, page 22). Note: Bend as many of the tab fasteners as possible.

4.3 Installing the Radiophone

Push all of the plugs into the sockets until they lock in at the sides. Then insert the Radiophone into the mounting bracket from the front. Gently push both sides of the radio into the compartment until the spring locks on the left and right snap into place (you will hear an audible click). Important! While inserting the radio, do not press against the display, the buttons or the knobs!

4.4 Removing the Radiophone

Insert the handles into the holes in the panel on the left and right of the radio and push them in until you hear a distinct click (unlocks side springs). Pull the unit out carefully using both handles. Now you can remove the connection cables by pressing the spring lock to the side (see Fig. 8, page 22). Note: Handles which have snapped into place cannot be removed until you have pulled the radio out of the compartment.

5. Connection drawings

Control cable (Power Antenna +) The control cable is the connected positive output for external components such as the power antenna, (maximum load < 150 mA). Important! Do not hook up the control cable to terminal 15 (switched to plus) or terminal 30 (continuous plus). +12V Relais Out per. +12V 12V 10A

yello/green Continuous plus connection (terminal 30 battery + 12 volts) Lay the positive wire (red/minimum 1.5 mm2 in the cross section) to the battery (not directly along the wire harnesses). Connect the fuse holder to protect the positive wire and connect it to the positive terminal on the battery. red Ground Do not connect the ground wire (minimum 1.5 mm2 in the cross section) to the negative terminal of the battery. Lay the ground wire to a suitable ground (chassis screw, chassis metal) and screw it down there. brown orange

Illuminationconnection Illumination connection for vehicles with adjustable instrument illumination (plus controlled).

+12V Positive connection (switched via the ignition) Kl.15 +12V This connection should made to the ignition only (terminal 15). Fig.2

Speaker out RR+ Speaker out RRSpeaker out RF+ Speaker out RFSpeaker out LF+ Speaker out LFSpeaker out LR+ Speaker out LR-

Line Out LR Line Out RR AF ground Line Out LF Line Out RF +12V swtich voltage 1 Equalizer