Ge-Tectronic Fast Mute Sonic XL Instruction Manual Download Page 6

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Plug the charger cable of the PDA/PNA into the connector 
socket of the ISO-Adapter cable. 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

Tip:  

 

 

 

 

12V Socket for the Navi Charger Cable 

 
The 

FastMute

 

Sonic XL

 provides a connector socket with a screened supply (+12V) for the connection 

of Navi-charger cables. This power supply is specifically designed for the connection of your vehicle Navi charger 
cable. Because of the various shapes of the charger plugs, it is possible that, during driving, the plug becomes 
loose; therefore it is recommended that the plug should be secured to the socket with adhesive tape.  
The charger cable of the Navi must not be modified. The Navi must not be connected directly (without 
charger plug) to the socket. 
 
Note:  The 12V output for Navi-charger cable is also controlled by AutoPower-funktion of 

FastMute

 

Sonic XL

. 

 

 
 

c.   Connecting audio equipment (PNA, PDA, PPC, MP3-Player, etc.) 

FastMute

 

Sonic XL

 is equipped with two 3.5mm jack sockets for connecting audio sources. The two 

sockets can be found near the ISO-Adapter socket and are marked as Audio-IN 1 and 2 (suitable jack plugs can 
be found in our catalog). 

 

If both audio sources are played simultaneously into both inputs (e.g. MP3-Player and Navi), both audio 
signals will be mixed together. 

Note that if you supply your own cables and plugs,  
they must follow the diagram shown here.   
NOTEMono-jack connectors (2-core) cannot be used. 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
Picture 5
.  
 
Connect the external audio source (Navi, PDA, PNA, 
etc.) with a stereo jack cable to an audio input on the 

FastMute

 

Sonic XL

. 

 
Suitable jack plug cables for equipment with 2.5mm or 
3.5mm connectors can be found in our catalog. 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
Warning:  
When the integrated Multiprofile-Bluetooth® function is used, only Audio-IN 1 can 
be used for audio sources. As soon as audio connection 2 is used, then the audio signal from the  

Summary of Contents for Fast Mute Sonic XL

Page 1: ... 2009 by ge tectronic Page 1 Fastmute SONIC XL Sound Rreproduction to your Car Speaker Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ... support Contents 1 Guarantee and Liability Page 2 2 Safety Information Page 2 3 Product Features Page 3 4 General Functional Description Page 3 4 5 Assembly Installation and Connection Page 4 7 6 Operation and Use Page 8 7 Wiring Diagram Pin Connections Block Diagram Page 8 9 8 Technical Data Page 10 9 Fault Finding Page 10 11 10 Declaration of Conformity Page 12 11 Option and accessories Page 12...

Page 3: ...o signals under 15 seconds such as are typical from Navi announcements the equipment remains in Short Time Mode and about two seconds after the announcement has finished switches back to the auto radio In this operating mode only the front loudspeakers are controlled therefore the Radio CD continues to be heard over the rear loudspeakers at the same time as the Navi announcement For longer audio s...

Page 4: ... wiring for all radios with DIN ISO Connection If your vehicle does not have DIN ISO plug connections TELEKUNKEN supplies vehicle specific adapters in addition to the DIN ISO adapter Thus the original wiring in the vehicle remains unaltered With some vehicles the space available behind the radio is very limited The DIN ISO adapter of the FastMute Sonic XL is designed in such a way that the equipme...

Page 5: ...arger cable is also controlled by AutoPower funktion of FastMute Sonic XL If FastMute Sonic XL is not used in conjunction with a modern radio then the ignition signal can be used to activate the functionality The switch off delay functions in addition to the ignition signal For this configuration the 12V continuous plus is connected to PIN 24 yellow and in addition the 12V ignition plus is connect...

Page 6: ...unktion of FastMute Sonic XL c Connecting audio equipment PNA PDA PPC MP3 Player etc FastMute Sonic XL is equipped with two 3 5mm jack sockets for connecting audio sources The two sockets can be found near the ISO Adapter socket and are marked as Audio IN 1 and 2 suitable jack plugs can be found in our catalog If both audio sources are played simultaneously into both inputs e g MP3 Player and Navi...

Page 7: ...is can be left attached The mute signal from the HFE can also be attached to the FastMute Sonic XL to suppress the output during a telephone call In order to suppress the output from FastMute Sonic XL the free cable on the DIN ISO Adapter Pin 2 is connected to the mute signal of the HFE f Operation with Hifi Amplifier If your vehicle has Hifi equipment with an external amplifier then the audio sig...

Page 8: ...ind the trimmer adjustment Mute Offset for the trigger level Adjust the trimmer to raise the trigger level turn to the right until the mute signal is no longer triggered without an audio input If the audio output via FastMute Sonic XL is interrupted then the trigger level should be reduced turn to the left or the volume of the audio source should be increased Use a small screwdriver to adjust the ...

Page 9: ... Left Front from Radio 13 Output Loudspeaker Left Front to Loudspeaker 14 Input Loudspeaker Left Front from Radio 15 Output Loudspeaker Right Front to Loudspeaker 16 Input Loudspeaker Right Front from Radio 17 Output Loudspeaker Right Front to Loudspeaker 18 Input Loudspeaker Right Front from Radio 19 Mute Connection for vehicle radio not necessary with Dynamic Loudspeaker Control 20 Screened Supp...

Page 10: ...Equipment display not lit Supply voltage missing on PIN24 Radio not switched on Equipment fuse blown Radio signal not recognised Check the voltage on PIN24 e g Test function of the 12V socket with charger cable Switch on radio Replace plug in fuse on the circuit board Connect the ignition plus signal in addition Equipment display does not shut down Switch off delay not working 40min Noise in audio...

Page 11: ... equipment with metal parts Noise on the Hands Free Function Ambient noise Mobile phone emitting maximum transmit power Microphone placed incorrectly Radio ventilation or other ambient noise is reaching the microphone Mobile telephones often switch to maximum transmit power in vehicles These transmissions can affect the microphone The distance between the microphone and the mobile phone must be in...

Page 12: ...illuminated graphic display status indicator from mobile phone battery capacity network quality SMS range of different settings eg microphone sensitivity volume pairing behaviour voice processor menu language lighting contrast etc Exteral Volume Control The volume control allows to change the playback volume of FastMute Sonic XL by an external body Especially in ambient with changing noise such as...

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