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Connection/Installation

I Connection/Installation

Before Installation

Be

fore

i

nstallat

i

on

of

this

unit,

please

note the

following

precautions.

A WARNINGS

•

If

you

connect

the

ignition wire (red) and

the

battery wire (yellow)

to

the

car chassis

(ground), you may cause a short circuit,

that

in

turn

may start a fire. Always

connect

those

wires

to

the

power

source running

through

the

fuse box.

•

Do

not

cut

out

the

fuse

from

the

ignition wire

(red) and

the

battery wire (yellow). The

power

supply

must

be connected

to

the

wires via

the fuse.

A CAUTION

• Install this

unit

in

the

console

of

your vehicle.

Do

not

touch

the

metal part

of

this

unit

during

and shortly after

the

use

of

the

unit. Metal part

such

as

the heat sink and enclosure

become

hot.

NOTE

•

Mounting

and

wiring

this

product

requires

skills and experience.

For

best safety, leave

the

mounting

and

wiring

work

to

professionals.

• Make sure

to

ground

the

unit

to

a negative

12V

DC

power

supply.

• Do

not

install

the

unit

in a spot exposed

to

direct sunlight

or

excessive heat

or

humidity.

Also avoid places

with

too

much

dust

or

the

possibility

of

water splashing.

•

Do

not

use your

own

screws.

Use

only

the

screws provided.

If

you use

the

wrong

screws,

you

could damage

the

unit.

•

If

the

power

is

not

turned ON ("There

is

an

error in

the

speaker wiring.

Please

check

the

connections:·

is

displayed),

the

speaker wire

may have a short-circuit

or

touched

the

chassis

of

the

vehicle and

the

protection function may

have been activated. Therefore,

the

speaker

wire should be checked.

•

If

your car's ignition does

not

have an

ACC

position, connect

the

ignition

wires

to

a

powe

r

source

that

can

be

turned

on

and

off

with

the

ignition

key.

If

you

connect

the

ignition wire

to

a

power

source

with

a constant voltage supply,

such

as

with

battery wires,

the

battery may

be

drained.

•

If

the

console

has

a lid, make sure

to

install

the

unit

so

that

the

front panel will

not

hit

the

lid

when

closing and opening.

•

If

the

fuse blows, first make sure

the

wi

r

es

aren't

touching

to

cause a short circuit,

then

replace

the

old fuse

with

one

with

the

same

rating.

• Insulate unconnected wires

with

vinyl tape or

other

similar material.

To

prevent a short circuit,

do

not

remove

the

caps

on

the

ends

of

the

unconnected wires

or

the

terminals.

• Connect the speaker wires correctly

to

the

terminals

to

which

they

correspond. The

unit

may be damaged

or

fail

to

work

if

you share

the

8 wires

or

ground

them

to

any metal part

in

the

ca

r.

• When

only

two

speakers

are

being connected

to

the

system,

connect

the

connectors either

to

both

the

front

output

terminals

or

to

both

the

rear

output

terminals (do

not

mix

front

and

rear).

For

example,

if

you

connect

the

EB

connector

of

the

left speaker

to

a

front

output

terminal,

do

not

connect

the

8

connector

to

a rear

output

terminal.

• After

the

unit

is

installed, check

whether

the

brake lamps, blinkers, wipers, etc.

on

the

car

are working properly.

•

Mount

the

unit

so

that

the

mounting

angle

is

30°

or

less.

• This

unit

has

the

coo

ling fan

to

decrease

the

internal temperature. Do

not

mount

the

unit

in

a place where

the

cooling fan

of

the

unit

is

blocked. Blocking these openings will

inhibit

the cooling

of

the

internal temperature and

result in malfunction.

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• Do

not

press hard

on

the panel surface

when

installing

the

unit

to

the vehicle. Otherwise

scars,

damage,

or

failure may result.