Introduction:
Becker radio is popular in older European luxury cars (e.g. Porsche, BMW,
Mercedes, Land Rover, Ferrari etc.) and for those looking to upgrade to
Bluetooth without changing the radio, we offer the A2D-BKR Bluetooth receiver.
The A2D-BKR provides a Bluetooth
Audio Streaming
solution for any A2DP
Smartphones which then allows these vehicle owners to stream music without
wires. Most Phones with Bluetooth 2.x, 3.0 and 4.0 include the A2DP profile so
please check your phone to verify compatibility.
Remember the A2D-BKR works
only on
Becker Radios with an “AUX” Menu Option
and replaces the CD
Changer (if present) however; to retain use of the CD Changer, purchase our
See Frequently Asked question
at the end of this guide for more details.
Installation:
Remove radio from dashboard to gain access to the connectors. A pair of
Fig. 1
) is required to remove all Becker radios.
Fig. 1
Radio removal Tools
1.
Slide tools into slots to detent position. Withdraw radio by pulling
outwards on the tools. See
Fig. 2
Fig. 2
2.
With radio removed disconnect the Blue (
C-3
) and Green
(C-2)
plugs
from Radio (See
Fig. 3
)
Fig. 3
Becker Radio Connectors
Warning!
C2-C3 slots are for the CD Changer or another Accessory. C-1 slot
(yellow) is reserved for vehicles with amplifier.
The A2D-BKR adapter
replaces any accessory connected to C-3 slot.
3.
Connect Blue ISO plug from installation harness (See
Fig. 4
) into the C-
3 slot vacated in step 2