Kenwood 21549898 User guide

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POWERED ENCLOSED SUBWOOFER

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I

MPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Caution: Read this page care

f

ully to ensure sa

f

e operation

.

WARNING

•

Before mountin

g

or wirin

g

etc., be sure to remove the

wire

f

rom the battery minus terminal.

(Not doin

g

so can cause shorts or fires.

)

•

W

h

en exten

d

ing t

h

e ignition,

b

attery, or groun

d

wires,

make sure to use automotive-grade wires or other wires

wit

h

a 0.75mm

2

(AWG18) or more to prevent wire

d

eterio-

ration and dama

g

e to the wore coatin

g.

•

To prevent a short circuit, never put or leave any metallic

o

b

jects (suc

h

as coins or meta

l

too

l

s) insi

d

e t

h

e spea

k

er.

•

In the event the unit

g

enerates smoke or abnormal smell,

immediately switch the power OFF. A

f

ter this, please

contact

y

our dealer or nearest service station as soon as

possi

bl

e

.

P

O

WER

O

FF

!

•

Connect t

h

e spea

k

er to DC 12V, negative groun

d

.

•

Do not attempt to open or modif

y

the unit, for this could

cause

f

ire hazard or mal

f

unction

.

•

A

f

ter taking the unit out o

f

the pol

y

eth

y

lene bag, be sure

to dispose of the pol

y

eth

y

lene bag out of the reach of

c

h

i

ld

ren. Ot

h

erwise, t

h

ey may p

l

ay wit

h

t

h

e

b

ag, w

h

ic

h

cou

l

d

cause

h

a

z

a

r

d

o

f

su

ff

ocat

i

o

n

.

CAUTION

•

Installation and wirin

g

of the product requires expert skill

and experience. To ensure safety, be sure to have your

dealer or specialist per

f

orm the installation and wiring

.

•

Do not install the s

p

eaker in a s

p

ot ex

p

osed to direct sun-

l

ig

h

t or excessive

h

eat or

h

umi

d

ity.

•

Do not install the speakers in locations which ma

y

be

su

b

ject to water or moisture.

•

Do not install the s

p

eakers in unstable locations or loca-

tions su

b

ject to

d

ust.

•

If the fuse blows, after checkin

g

to see if the wirin

g

cord

has shorted, be sure to replace with the stipulated size

(amperage)

f

use as displa

y

ed on the

f

use box.

(Usin

g

fuses other than the stipulated size can cause

f

ires.

)

Check the displa

y

!

To replace the

f

use, re

f

er to the vehicle instruction manu-

a

l

.

•

To prevent a short circuit when replacing a

f

use, discon-

nect the wirin

g

harness at first.

•

Do not use gasoline, naphtha, or any type o

f

solvent to

clean the speaker. Clean b

y

wiping with a so

f

t, dr

y

cloth.

•

Connect the speaker wires to appropriate speaker con-

nectors separately. Sharing the negative wire o

f

the

speaker or grounding speaker wires to the metal bod

y

of

the car can cause this unit to

f

ail

.

•

When makin

g

a hole under a seat, inside the trunk, or

somew

h

ere e

l

se in t

h

e ve

h

ic

l

e, c

h

ec

k

t

h

at t

h

ere is not

h

-

in

g

hazardous on the opposite side such as a

g

asoline

tank, brake pipe; or wiring harness, and be care

f

ul not to

cause scratc

h

es or ot

h

er

d

ama

g

e.

•

For

g

round wire mountin

g

, do not fasten the wire to

an air

b

ag, steering or

b

ra

k

e

l

ine system or ot

h

er critica

l

safet

y

unit bolts or nut

.

(Can cause acci

d

ents.)

•

When mountin

g

, be sure to mount in a place that will not

inter

f

ere with driving or be dangerous to passengers dur-

in

g

sudden brakin

g

etc.

(Cause o

f

injury or accidents.

)

I

n

f

ormation on Disposal o

f

Old Electrical and Elec-

t

ronic Equipment (applicable

f

or countries that

h

ave a

d

opte

d

separate waste co

ll

ection systems)

Products with the s

y

mbol (crossed-out

w

h

ee

l

e

d

b

in) cannot

b

e

d

ispose

d

as

h

ouse-

h

o

ld

waste. O

ld

e

l

ectrica

l

an

d

e

l

ectronic

equipment should be recycled at a

f

acility

capable o

f

handling these items and their

waste b

y

products

.

C

ontact

y

our local authorit

y

for details in locating a

r

ec

y

cle facilit

y

nearest to

y

ou. Proper rec

y

cling and

w

aste dis

p

osal will hel

p

conserve resources whilst

p

reventin

g

detrimental effects on our health and the

e

nv

i

ronment.

F

or Turke

y

B

u ürün 28300 sayı

l

ı Resmi Gazete’

d

e yayım

l

anan Ati

k

El

e

k

tri

kl

i ve E

l

e

k

troni

k

Eşya

l

arin Kontro

l

ü Yönetme

l

iğe

u

ygun o

l

ara

k

üreti

l

miştir

.

E

ski Elektrik ve Elektronik Eki

p

manların İmha Edil-

m

esi Hakkında Bilgi (a

y

rı atık toplama sistemlerini

k

u

ll

anan ü

lk

e

l

eri için uygu

l

ana

b

i

l

ir

)

Sembollü (üzerinde

ç

arpı işareti olan

ç

öp

kutusu

)

ürünler ev atıkları olarak atılamaz.

Eski elektrik ve elektronik eki

p

manlar, bu

ürün

l

eri ve ürün atı

kl

arını geri

d

önüştüre

b

i

l

e-

ce

k

b

ir tesiste

d

eğer

l

en

d

iri

l

me

l

i

d

ir.

Y

aşa

d

ığınız

b

ö

l

geye en ya

k

ın geri

d

önüşüm tesisinin

y

erini öğrenme

k

için yere

l

ma

k

am

l

ara müracaat e

d

in.

U

ygun geri dönüşüm ve atık imha yöntemi sağlığımız

v

e çevremiz üzerindeki zararlı etkileri önlerken ka

y

nak-

l

arın korunmasına da

y

ardımcı olacaktır

.

Declaration of Conformit

y

with regard to

th

e EMC Directive 2004

/

108

/

E

C

M

anufacturer

:

J

VCKENWOOD Cor

p

oratio

n

3

-12, Mori

y

acho, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohamashi, Kanagawa,

2

21-0022,

J

apan

EU Re

p

resentative’s:

K

enwood Electronics Euro

p

e BV

A

msterdamsewe

g

37, 1422 AC UITHOORN,

Th

e Net

h

er

l

an

ds

• A

f

ter installing the unit, check to make sure that electrical

equipment suc

h

as t

h

e

b

ra

k

e

l

amps, turn signa

l

amps

and windshield wipers operate normall

y

.

• The driver should always stop the vehicle in a sa

f

e place

before performin

g

the followin

g

action.

– Remote contro

l

operatio

n

• Do not use the

p

roduct for

p

ur

p

oses other than on-board

mount

i

ng

.

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Parts included

C

aution:

Before wiring, be sure to remove the wire from the negative terminal of the batter

y

. After completing all wiring, check the

correct wirings again. A

f

ter checking, connect the wire

f

rom the negative terminal o

f

the battery

.

■

Terminals of Subwoofe

r

■

Connectin

g

the remote control unit

Notes:

•

Be sure to connect t

h

e supp

l

ie

d

remote contro

l

unit

.

•

I

f

the cord is not connected properly, the illumination on the remote control unit do not light up.

•

Do not insert the remote control connector upside down or forcibl

y

. Otherwise, malfunction ma

y

result

.

Co

nn

ectio

n

N

o.

Pa

r

t

N

a

m

e

Outside Sha

p

e

Q

uantit

y

N

o.

Pa

r

t

N

a

m

e

Outside Sha

pe

Q

uantity

1

R

emote control

(

5 m / 16

f

t

)

1

6

Tapping scre

w

(

ø 5 × 16 mm

)

4

2

1

0-pin connector cor

d

(5 m / 16

f

t)

1

7

M

ac

h

ine screw

(

M4 × 5 mm

)

4

3

S

pea

k

er cor

d

(4.3 m/ 14 ft)

1

8

Mach

in

e

sc

r

e

w

(M3 × 8 mm

)

2

4

Fi

x

tu

r

e

A

2

9

H

ook-and-loop

f

astene

r

(Double-side adhesive

/

f

or Remote control

)

1

5

F

ix

tu

r

e

B

1

P

OWER

/

SPEAKER INPUT termina

l

R

EM

O

TE

te

rmin

al

1

R

e

m

ote

co

n

t

r

ol

W

hen the power turns

ON, the illumination

li

g

hts.

L

ig

h

ts in

bl

ue

.

Connect wit

h

t

h

e

l

oc

k

p

art o

f

remote control

j

ack

f

acing down

.

L

oc

k

p

art

ENGLISH

4

En

gl

is

h

Sp

ea

k

er in

p

ut connectio

n

pp

C

onnect the subwoo

f

er to the

f

ront speaker or rear speaker output cords o

f

the center unit

.

Notes:

•

Read the instruction manuals

f

or the connected components such as the center unit as well as this instruction manual

.

•

When the center unit incorporates a DSP, do not connect to the rear output, as the low-frequenc

y

reproduction effect ma

y

be attenuated due to the DSP e

ff

ect.

■

Examp

l

e

s

T

he following shows a typical connection for effective car stereo enjoyment. Connect your system by referring to the example

.

Connect

i

on

LINE IN

SP.L

INPUT

SP.R

INPUT

C

enter uni

t

Front or rear s

p

eake

r

Left Ri

g

h

t

2

1

0-pin connector cord

W

h

ite

White

/

Bl

ack

G

ra

y

Gra

y

/B

l

ac

k

Bl

ue

/

W

h

it

e

Y

ello

w

Yello

w

Bl

ac

k

Batter

y

Ca

r f

use

box

(

Main fuse)

Ca

r

fuse

box

I

gnition

k

e

y

s

wi

tch

Fuse

1

0A

G

N

D

3

S

p

eaker cord

K

SC

-

S

W1

1

Caut

i

o

n

:

Do not

d

istri

b

ute t

h

e cor

d

s in t

h

e

paths where the

y

ma

y

be caught b

y

a vehicle part or damaged. Other

-

wise, an electric shock or a

f

ire due to

short-circuiting ma

y

result

.

I

f

there is no power con

-

t

r

o

l

te

rmin

a

l in

t

h

e

ce

n

te

r

unit, connect t

h

e

bl

ue

/

w

h

ite wire to t

h

e acces

-

sor

y

line (ignition ke

y

switc

h

ACC position

l

ine).

If buzzin

g

noise is heard from the speakers when the en

g

ine

is running, attach a line noise

f

ilter (commercially available)

to the

p

ower lead.

D

o not bend the vin

y

l-coated sec

-

tion o

f

the speaker cord. Otherwise,

malfunction ma

y

result

.

Caut

i

o

n

:

Connect t

h

e

bl

ac

k

l

ea

d

wire groun

d

termina

l

d

irect

ly

wit

h

a screw

to an unpainted metal part o

f

the vehicle. Turning the power ON

without connectin

g

this terminal is linked to dama

g

e of the stereo

system.

B

e sure to connect it.

Also, painted metal panels etc., are not

g

rounded and will not

f

unction correctly. Be care

f

ul

.

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RCA in

p

ut connection

p

C

onnect the subwoo

f

er to the subwoo

f

er output (non-

f

ader output) or the RCA jacks

f

or the

f

ront output o

f

the

c

enter un

i

t.

N

otes:

•

Read the instruction manuals

f

or the connected components such as the center unit as well as this instruction manual

.

•

Please purchase an RCA cord that is commerciall

y

available separatel

y.

•

When the center unit incorporates a DSP, connect the subwoo

f

er to the subwoo

f

er output (non-

f

ader output) or to the RCA

jacks for the front output. Do not connect to the RCA jacks for the rear output, as the low-frequenc

y

reproduction effect ma

y

be attenuated due to the DSP e

ff

ect.

■

Examp

l

e

s

T

he following shows a typical connection for effective car stereo enjoyment. Connect your system by referring to the example

.

LINE IN

K

SC-SW11

Center unit

(SUB WOOFER OUT

,

Non-fader output

)

Fuse 10A

R

C

A

co

r

d

(

Commercially

a

vailable

p

arts

)

Center unit

RCA cor

d

(

Commercia

lly

avai

l

a

bl

e parts)

B

attery

C

ar fuse bo

x

(

Main fuse)

Ca

r

fuse

box

I

gnition key

s

wi

tch

G

N

D

2

10-

p

in connector cor

d

B

lue

/

Whit

e

Y

e

ll

o

w

Ye

ll

o

w

B

l

ac

k

KSC

-

S

W11

If there is no

p

ower con

-

t

r

ol

te

rmin

al

in

the

ce

n

te

r

unit, connect t

h

e

bl

ue

/

whi

te

wir

e

to

t

h

e

acces-

sory

l

ine (ignition

k

ey

switch ACC

p

osition line).

C

aution:

Connect t

h

e

bl

ac

k

l

ea

d

wire groun

d

termina

l

d

irect

l

y wit

h

a screw

to an unpainted metal part of the vehicle. Turnin

g

the power ON

without connecting this terminal is linked to damage o

f

the stereo

s

y

stem. Be sure to connect it.

A

l

so, painte

d

meta

l

pane

l

s etc., are not groun

d

e

d

an

d

wi

ll

not

function correctl

y

. Be careful

.

W

h

en t

h

e center unit output is a sing

l

e RCA jac

k

, use

an RCA cor

d

t

h

at converts t

h

e output into t

h

e two RCA

jacks as shown above. The subwoo

f

er output will be

halved i

f

the conversion cord is not used

.

I

f

buzzing noise is heard

f

rom the speakers when the engine

i

s running, attach a line noise filter (commerciall

y

available)

t

o t

h

e power

l

ea

d.

C

aution:

Do not distribute the cords in the

p

aths

w

h

ere t

h

ey may

b

e caug

h

t

b

y a ve

h

ic

l

e part

or dama

g

ed. Otherwise, an electric shock or

a

f

ire due to short-circuiting may result.

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6

En

gl

is

h

Caut

i

o

n

:

•

W

h

en ma

k

ing a

h

o

l

e un

d

er a seat, insi

d

e t

h

e trun

k

, or somew

h

ere e

l

se in t

h

e ve

h

ic

l

e, c

h

ec

k

t

h

at t

h

ere is not

h

ing

h

azar

d

ous on

the opposite side such as a

g

asoline tank, brake pipe; or wirin

g

harness, and be careful not to cause scratches or other dama

g

e.

•

Install in a location that does not come in the wa

y

of driving, getting in or out of the vehicle and movement inside the ve-

h

ic

l

e compartment

.

•

Fix the product firml

y

so that it will not be moved b

y

vibrations or impacts during driving.

■

Fixing the subwoo

f

er

A

ttach the

f

ixtures A

4

to t

h

e spea

k

er unit secure

l

y

u

sing t

h

e mac

h

ine screws

7

.

B

e

ca

r

efu

l

so

t

h

at

t

h

e

c

onnected cords do not

g

et in between the speaker

u

ni

t

a

n

d

fix

tu

r

es

A

4

.

Attach the

f

ixtures A

4

to t

h

e spea

k

er unit secure

l

y

using t

h

e mac

h

ine screws

7

.

B

e

ca

r

efu

l

so

t

h

at

t

h

e

connected cords do not

g

et in between the speaker

u

ni

t

a

n

d

fix

tu

r

es

A

4

.

D

rill the pilot holes

f

or ø 3.6 mm screws on the sheet

m

etal section o

f

the vehicle , and attach the speaker

u

nit to t

h

e ve

h

ic

l

e using t

h

e tapping screws

6

.

Drill the pilot holes

f

or ø 3.6 mm screws on the sheet

metal section o

f

the vehicle , and attach the speaker

unit to t

h

e ve

h

ic

l

e using t

h

e tapping screws

6

.

I

nstallatio

n

Before fixing the speaker in its position, be sure to check the sound while it is connected preliminary.

■

Fixin

g

the cord in place

Connect t

h

e 10-pin connector cor

d

2

an

d

remote

co

n

t

r

o

l

1

to the speaker unit.

Fix the cords to the s

p

eaker unit with fixture B

5

a

n

d

fix in

p

lace with the machine screws

8

.

T

he subwoofer can be fixed in two wa

y

s. Select the optimum attaching position of fixture A

4

accordin

g

to the subwoofer

i

nsta

ll

ation

l

ocation.

F

ix

t

h

e

co

r

d

so

t

h

at

i

t

will n

ot

p

rotrude from the side of the

p

sp

eaker unit.

2

10-

p

in connector cord

1

Remote contro

l

8

Mac

h

ine screw x 2

5

Fix

tu

r

e

B

7

Mac

h

ine screw x 4

7

Mac

h

ine screw x

4

F

i

xture A x

2

4

Fix

tu

r

e

A x

2

1

2

6

Tapp

i

ng screw x

4

6

Tapping screw x 4

Drill four

p

ilot holes for

ø

3.6 mm screws.

Drill four

p

ilot holes for

ø

3.6 mm screws.

4

F

i

x

tu

r

e

A

4

Fix

tu

r

e

A

P

roh

i

b

i

t

i

on

!

Caut

i

o

n

:

T

his

p

ortion becomes

sl

ig

h

t

l

y

h

otter t

h

an ot

h

er

p

ortions because it func-

t

ions as the radiator o

f

t

he heat generated b

y

t

he ampli

f

ier

.

Caut

i

o

n

:

This

p

ortion becomes

s

l

ig

h

t

l

y

h

otter t

h

an ot

h

er

p

ortions because it func

-

tions as the radiator o

f

the heat generated b

y

the ampli

f

ier.

Fixing method A Fixing method B

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is

h

7

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■

Remova

l

■

Insert

i

o

n

1

Open t

h

e cover

.

2

Grasp the

f

use and pull up

.

1

Insert the

f

use gently into the

f

use holder and push

in all the way with your

f

inger

.

2

C

l

ose t

h

e cover.

Exc

h

ange wit

h

t

h

e speci-

fied capacity fuse

.

Op

eratio

n

p

Fuse exc

h

an

ge

g

■

Ad

j

usting the sound

(Remote contro

l

operation

)

1

Turn t

h

e FREQUENCY contro

l

k

no

b

to a

d

just t

h

e

cut-off frequency (frequencies higher than this

frequenc

y

are cut off)

.

Turn the FREQUENCY control knob to adjust the balance

b

etween the bass from the rear s

p

eakers and the bass from this

unit as desired.

2

Adjust the low frequenc

y

phase

.

The low frequency tone may be variable depending on the po-

s

ition of the unit, its orientation or the turn-over frequency. This

can be adjusted by changing the position of the PHASE switch.

S

et this switch to either position according to your liking

.

[0°] indicates the normal

p

hase and [180°] means the reverse

p

hase

.

3

Turn the VOLUME control knob to ad

j

ust the low

fre

q

uencies to the desired level

.

■

Name of each

p

art (Remote control

)

Th

e soun

d

is output even w

h

en t

h

e remote contro

l

unit

i

s not connected, but the o

p

erations described in this

s

ection are not avai

l

a

bl

e.

I

n this case, the volume, cut-off frequenc

y

and phase

a

re set to the predetermined de

f

ault conditions, with

w

hich the cut-o frequenc

y

is 125 Hz and the phase is

0

º

(

positive

).

■

Installin

g

the remote control uni

t

I

nsta

ll

t

h

e remote contro

l

unit on t

h

e ve

h

ic

l

e

b

y t

h

e

p

rovided hook-and-loop

f

astener.

Frequenc

y

L

o

w

H

ig

h

5

0

Hz

1

2

5

Hz

L

ow

H

ig

h

To

dec

r

ease

v

o

l

u

m

e

To

i

n

c

r

ease

vo

l

u

m

e

01

A

S

ound

p

ressure

l

eve

l

1

R

e

m

ote

co

n

t

r

ol

(Rear

p

anel

)

9

Hoo

k

-an

d

-

l

oop

faste

n

er

(

So

f

ter sur

f

ace

)

V

e

h

ic

le

9

Hook-and-loo

p

f

astener

(Harder surface

)

P

HASE switc

h

(

P

h

ase se

l

ect switc

h)

F

REQUENCY contro

l

k

no

b

(Cut-o

ff

f

requency control knob)

V

OLUME control knob

(Input sensitivity contro

l

k

no

b)

I

ll

u

min

at

i

o

n

W

hen the

p

ower turns ON, the

illumination lights.

F

us

e

C

ove

r

Fuse

h

o

l

de

r

Rep

l

acement

fuse

1

0

A

Caut

i

o

n

:

Insta

ll

t

h

e remote contro

l

unit in a position t

h

at

d

oes not

come in the wa

y

of driving operations.

A

voi

d

insta

ll

ing it in a p

l

ace su

b

ject to

d

irect sun

l

ig

h

t or

direct hot wind from the heater. Otherwise, the

p

roduct

m

ay be degraded and a fire hazard may result.

Remove dirt

f

rom the installation position be

f

ore attach-

i

n

g

the hook-and-loop fastener.

C

aution:

B

e sure to replace with same capacity (amperage) as displayed on the

f

use. This product is 10A

.

ENGLISH

8

En

gl

is

h

Troubleshootin

g

uide

gg

O

ften, what appears to be a malfunction is due to user error. Before calling for service, please consult the following table.

Sp

eci

f

ications

p

The

f

ollowing ratings and design are sub

j

ect to change without notice

.

M

aximum out

p

u

t

..............................................................

150

W

Frequency respons

e

...........................................

35

Hz - 1

50

H

z

C

ut-o

ff

f

requenc

y

...............................................

50

Hz - 12

5

H

z

Ph

ase

................................................................................

0

˚

,

180˚

Input sensitivity/impedanc

e

LINE IN

..............................................................

5

0 mV / 22 k

Ω

Po

w

e

r

.........................

D

C 14.4 V (Operatin

g

ran

g

e 11 V - 16 V)

M

aximum current consum

p

tion

......................................

8.5

A

F

use capacity

........................................................................

1

0

A

S

ensitivit

y

............................................................

1

10 dB (In car)

E

x

te

rn

a

l

s

iz

e

......................................

W

idth : 280 mm (11")

Hei

g

ht : 70 mm (2-3/4")

De

p

th : 190 mm (7-1/2")

W

ei

g

ht (net)

..........................................................

2

.8k

g

(6.2 Ib)

P

r

oblem

Cause

Reme

dy

P

ower cannot

b

e

turned on (illumina

-

tion

d

oes not

l

ig

h

t)

.

•

Th

e

fuse

i

s

b

l

o

wn

.

• Check the (+)/(-) polarity o

f

the power cord and

t

h

at t

h

e cor

d

s are not s

h

orte

d

, t

h

en rep

l

ace

with a fuse with the rated capacity.

• Re-connect the cords correctl

y

b

y

re

f

erring to

the connection example (on page 4, 5).

•

The power supply pin (yellow) of the 10-pin con-

n

ect

i

o

n

co

r

d

i

s

n

ot

co

nn

ected.

• Connect the cord correctly by referring to the

c

onnection example (on pa

g

e 4, 5).

• Attac

h

t

h

e groun

d

ing termina

l

to t

h

e meta

ll

ic

s

ection o

f

the vehicle (not a coated sur

f

ace) by

tig

h

t

ly

screwing it.

• Insert the connector all the way in.

• Check the connections o

f

all cords

,

then con

-

nect the (-) cable to the battery.

•

The

p

ower control

p

in (blue/white) of the 10-

p

in

connection cor

d

is not connecte

d.

•

The

g

roundin

g

pin (black) o

f

the 10-pin connec-

t

ion cor

d

is not connecte

d.

•

T

h

e 10-pin connector is not p

l

ugge

d

in comp

l

ete-

l

y.

•

The negative (-) cable of the car battery is discon-

n

ected.

• Check the connections of all cords

,

then con

-

nect the (-) cable to the battery.

No

sou

n

d

•

Th

e

atte

n

uato

r

o

f

t

h

e

ce

n

te

r

u

ni

t

i

s

set

to

O

N

.

•

S

wi

tc

h

t

h

e

atte

n

uato

r

O

FF

.

•

The VOLUME control is set to the MIN

p

osition

.

• Increase the volume to an o

p

timum level (on

pa

g

e 7

).

•

The speaker cords are connected improperly. • Connect the cords correctly by re

f

erring to the

c

onnection examp

l

e (on page 4).

•

Connection termina

l

s are connecte

d

improper

ly.

• Insert t

h

e connectors or jac

k

s a

ll

t

h

e wa

y

in to

t

h

e termina

l

s.

S

oun

d

is sma

ll

.

•

T

h

e input

l

eve

l

is set to

l

ow. • Turn t

h

e VOLUME contro

l

k

no

b

an

d

set t

h

e in

-

p

ut level to an o

p

timum level

.

•

Connection terminals are connected improperly

.

• Plug the cord into the REMOTE terminal

.

• C

h

ec

k

t

h

at t

h

e RCA cor

d

is connecte

d

proper

ly

.

S

ound quality is bad

(

soun

d

is

d

istorte

d)

.

•

The input level is set to hi

g

h

.

• T

u

rn

t

h

e

V

O

L

U

ME

co

n

t

r

o

l kn

ob

a

n

d

set

t

h

e

in

-

put

l

eve

l

to an optimum

l

eve

l.

Sou

n

d

i

s

u

nn

atu

r

a

l

.

•

T

h

e spea

k

er cor

d

s are connecte

d

wit

h

incorrect

positive (+)/negative (-) po

l

arity

.

• Connect the cords correctl

y

b

y

re

f

erring to the

c

onnection examp

l

e (on page 4, 5).

• Attach the

g

roundin

g

terminal to the metallic

s

ection of the vehicle (not a coated surface) b

y

tightly screwing it.

•

The grounding pin (black) of the 10-pin connec-

t

ion cord is poorly contacted.

R

emote control does

not

w

o

r

k.

•

The remote control cord is unplugged

.

• Plug the cord into the REMOTE terminal

.

• Insert t

h

e connector a

ll

t

h

e wa

y

in.

Th

e

ill

u

min

at

i

o

n

s

o

n

t

h

e remote contro

l

u

nit do not li

g

ht.

En

gl

is

h

9

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