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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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2. Installation of The Device
Integrating this device with your existing car stereo system is simple and easy. Simply
connect both the existing FM antenna and DAB antenna to the device inputs, then the
FM-modulated DAB radio is readily available via its FM output (F female connector on the
other end of device). This paragraph is intended to guide you step by step how to
correctly configure this device with existing FM antenna, power source, and audio output
delivery to car stereo.
2.1 Connecting to the inputs
Connect the existing FM/AM antenna (available from the car) to the port (a) of the
unit.
Connect DAB antenna into the DAB antenna port (b) of the unit.
Connect IR receiver to the IR port (c). The IR receiver “window” should be located at
positions that can maintain a line-of-the-sight for better command reception.
Connect the wiring harness correctly to port (d) on the unit. This harness include
+12V car battery supply, ignition wire (ACC), and ground wire. Note that a separate
ISO connection cable may be provided to ease the connection.
FM/AM antenna from car
DAB antenna
In.
IR receiver
Battery +12V wire (yellow)
Ignition ACC wire (red)
Ground wire (black)
Wiring harness
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Ear phone socket i.e. port (e) is another audio output option for car stereo to receive the
DAB contents. Note that the Mini USB port (f) is only for software upgrade of the unit. It
is intended for service professionals, not for general public.
Ear phone socket
connects to audio
Upgrade port (mini
USB)
FM output to the car
stereo
(e)
(f)
(g)
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