Becker BKR-HF Installation Manual

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Radio is for illustration purposes only

BKR-HF

Hands-Free, Audio Streaming, AUX

Installation Guide for Becker Aux Ready Radios

Created June 3, 2016

Revised: July 26, 2016

Introduction:

Introduction:

Introduction:Introduction:

Safety comes first when you’re on the road, so having an intuitive

and easy to use Bluetooth kit is essential to reducing driver

distraction. The BKR-HF kit is compatible with virtually all

Bluetooth phones, and sounds great whether using it for mobile

conversations, streaming music or listening to an audio device (e.g.

Mp3 player, Sat Radio etc.) connected to the AUX input. In addition,

a USB Charging port is included to keep your devices fully charged.

One button with built-in mic (conveniently installed on the dash is

used to launch Voice Recognition application (Siri, Google Now,

Assistant etc.) to initiate phone calls and launch applications. Thanks

to the BKR-HF Kit you can keep the radio and car you love

enjoying Bluetooth features only available on newer cars.

Installation:

Installation:

Installation:Installation:

Warning!

Warning! Although not critical, we recommend disconnecting the car

Warning!Warning!
battery. Keep in mind that most Becker radios are coded and will not
operate without the code. Radio code must be available for radio to operate
upon reconnection.

keep the radio and car you love while

keep the radio and car you lovekeep the radio and car you love

Remove radio from the dashboard to gain access to the

Fig. 1

Fig. 1

Fig. 1Fig. 1

Radio removal Tools

1. To remove radio, slide tools into slots to detent position.

Withdraw the radio by pulling outwards. See Fig. 2

Fig. 2

Fig. 2

Fig. 2Fig. 2

2. With radio removed disconnect and separate the blue, green

and yellow plugs (C1

(See Fig.

Fig. 3333)

Fig. Fig.

C1, CCCC----2 and C

C1C1

2 and C----3333) from Radio connector

2 and C2 and C

Fig. 2

Fig. 2Fig. 2

connectors. Special removal tools (See Fig. 1

remove the Becker radio.

Fig. 1) are required to

Fig. 1Fig. 1

Note

Note!!!!

Vehicles without CD Changer or amplifier options will not have

NoteNote
plugs in these slots. The 6 disc Changer (if present) must be disconnected
(both the blue AND green plugs)

Changer (if present) must be disconnected

Changer (if present) must be disconnected Changer (if present) must be disconnected

Fig.

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Radio Connectors

Fig. 5

Fig. 5

Fig. 5Fig. 5

Power harness

6. Connect the 8-way plug from power supply harness to 8-way

“AAAA”””” connector on Radio (vacated in step 4)

3. Connect blue plug from the Adapter (See Fig.

on Radio. (For vehicle with CD Changer, both the green and

blue plugs must be disconnected)

Fig.

Fig. 4444

Fig. Fig.

4. Disconnect 8-way “A”

5. Connect the 8-way “A

“A” plug from Radio (See Fig.

“A”“A”

AAA”””

Audio harness

” plug (from step 4) to matting 8-way

connector on power supply harness (See Fig.

Fig. 4444) to C----3333 slot

Fig. Fig.

Fig. 3333)

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Fig. Fig.

7. The Bluetooth Module has an “AUX” input for users to

connect and play their audio devices (e.g. Mp3, Satellite

Radio, etc.) Should you decide to use it simply connect the

supplied (3ft.) Audio cable (See Fig.

input jack on Bluetooth Module (See Fig.

Fig. 6666) to the black Aux

Fig. Fig.

Fig. 7777) then route other

Fig. Fig.

end of to dash area or location where portable device will

reside (within 3ft.)

Fig.

Fig. 6666

Fig. Fig.

3ft. Audio Cable

Fig.

Fig. 7777

Fig. Fig.

Module

8. Connect plug on control/mic (See Fig . 8

Bluetooth Module (See Fig.

Fig. 7777)

Fig. Fig.

Fig . 8) to blue jack on

Fig . 8Fig . 8

Fig.

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Control button/Microphone

9. Consider where to install control/mic button. Keep in mind

the control button must be within reach of the driver and

facing driver for voice commands and phone dialog (cable is

6ft. long).

prior to securing the control/mic button to the dash

prior to securing the control/mic button to the dash

prior to securing the control/mic button to the dashprior to securing the control/mic button to the dash

We recommend completing the rest of the

We recommend completing the rest of the install

We recommend completing the rest of theWe recommend completing the rest of the

install

install install

.

. Once you

. .

decide on a location simply remove tape backing from

control /mic button

The Bluetooth Module also has a USB Charging port. Should you

decide to use it, we suggest one of 3 connecting options:

A. Flush

Flush to dash/panel

to dash/panel requires drilling a ¾” hole in the dash

Flush Flush

to dash/panelto dash/panel

B. Flush

Flush with Support

with Support bracket

Flush Flush

with Supportwith Support

requires drilling a ¾” hole in the dash

requires drilling a ¾” hole in the dashrequires drilling a ¾” hole in the dash

bracket (use this option to mount USB

bracket bracket

terminal wherever your installation demands without drilling)

C. No

No USB

USB Mount

No No

Mount---- (default)

USB USB

MountMount

A.

A. Flush t

Flush toooo Dash

A.A.

Flush tFlush t

Dash or Panel

DashDash

or Panel (drilling required)

or Panel or Panel

(drilling required)

(drilling required)(drilling required)

1. Drill a ¾” hole in the dash or panel using a step drill bit or

equivalent (See Fig.

Fig. 11

11)

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1111

Fig.

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11

Fig. Fig.

1111

Step drill bit

2. Insert the 3ft. USB cable male terminal (See Fig.

Fig. 12

12)

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through the ¾” hole created in step 1 and plug into USB port

Make sure no ventilation duct is pointed towards the mic.

It is best to mount button facing driver

on Module (See Fig.

Fig. 13

Fig. Fig.

Flush mount 3 ft. USB cable

13)

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Fig.

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