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6.3. Connections on the back of the radio

Overview of the back of the radio:

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1) Antenna socket

2) Audio cinch sockets (red/white) with protective covers

3) ISO socket block A (power supply)

4) ISO socket block B (speaker)

5) Fuse 10 A

Prepare the cable connections

 Pull the connections in the ISO slot of your car out far enough that you can con-

nect them to the connections on the car radio.

Connect the cables

NOTE!

Please use the car radio’s ISO block for installation.

If your car’s ISO plug does not match the car radio’s ISO sockets, you can

buy appropriate adapters in specialist workshops, retailers or depart-

ment stores.

 The two ISO plugs in your vehicle create safe and correct electrical

connections (for the speakers and power connections). If, however, you want to

route cables individually, we will explain the relevance of the cables at the end

of this section.

 Connect the vehicle’s antenna plug to the car radio’s antenna socket.

 If you want to use an external amplifier, you can connect it with the red/white

audio cinch sockets. Please refer to the operating instructions for the amplifier.

 Connect the two ISO plugs on the vehicle with the two ISO blocks on the car ra-

dio (A for power and B for the speakers).

6.4. Test station memory

In some types of vehicle, the default assignment of permanent plus and alternat-

ing plus has been exchanged by the factory for the ISO block A in the ISO plug. This

means that the station memory does not work.

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