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b-Optional connections

Electronic or Motorised Antenna

Connect to pin A5 the power supply for an
electronic antenna or the control wire for the
relay of an automatic motorised antenna. Use
the small connector supplied.

Note 11

:

Do not use this connection for direct

power supply to the antenna motor.

Note 22

:

Use passive antenna with long wire:

some antennas may create waveband recep-
tion problems.

Pilot Light

When the car headlights are switched on, the
control key lighting remains on even when
the car radio is switched off.
Connect pin A6 to the dashboard wiring,
using the small connector provided.

SDVC and Speed Warning

The SDVC (Speed Dependent Volume Con-
trol) automatically increases or decreases the
volume according to the speed of the car. The
speed limit warning can be used to indicate
that you have exceeded a given speed.
Connect pin A1 to a signal from the speedo-
meter (some cars are already prepared: e.g.
some VW and Vauxhall/Opel models). Please
contact your dealer for this point.
If not, use a more detailed installation requi-
ring extra equipment: this must be accompli-
shed by a technician, familiar with mechanical
and electrical car systems, to accomplish this
task. After connection, see CONFIGURATION.

Connector B

This connector is used to connect the four
loudspeakers: left and right fronts, left and
right rears (see Fig.3)

Warning: Do not connect any

loudspeaker leads to earth or
directly to a booster / amplifier
or via an external fader (unless
equipped to receive such an
high level input) !

The four loudspeakers should be connected
as follows:

Front Rear

Right (+)

Grey wire B3 Blue wire B1

Right (-)

Grey/black Blue/black 
wire B4

wire B2

Left (+)

Green wire B5 White wire B7

Left (-)

Green/black White/black 
wire B6

wire B8

Connector C

These specific set connectors

belong to accessories sold
separately (see your dealer)

a-Yellow Connector C1 

Cables used for line out (see Fig.4). 
You can connect a power amplifier with 2 or
4 additional loudspeakers or a subwoofer to
this set using the RCA cable.
1- Use the red socket to connect right chan-

nel and white socket, left channel.

2- Use the blue wire (Pin 6) to connect a

remote amplifier.

b-Green Connector C2

Cables used for Car Computer control (car
Park Distance Control, temperature sensor,
wired remote control) (see Fig.5).

Temperature Sensor

You can connect a temperature sensor to the
Pin 7 that will automatically give you a visual
and audible signal when the outside tempera-
ture drops below 3°C. Use the Car Computer
menu to display the temperature. 

Warning: The temperature sen-

sor is only an aid and cannot be
used to determine exact road
conditions. You are entirely res-
ponsible for deciding whether it
is prudent to continue driving.

PDC

Use the Pin 10 (Input) and Pin 12 (Output) to
connect the car Park Distance Control.

!

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Summary of Contents for CD 4402 -

Page 1: ...arch lvl Tuner SAM SAM SAM ENTER ENTER Key in TUNER source TUNER MENU Band Start AST PTY search AF Tuning Save in Tuner Init Scan preset Start memo MUTE MUTE Key MAIN MENU Mute the selected source SOU...

Page 2: ...arch lvl Tuner SAM SAM SAM ENTER ENTER Key in TUNER source TUNER MENU Band Start AST PTY search AF Tuning Save in Tuner Init Scan preset Start memo MUTE MUTE Key MAIN MENU Mute the selected source SOU...

Page 3: ...er 2 Scrn Saver Trigger SAM Sound Reset SAM ANIMATION MENU Display infos Analyser 1 DSC Style SAM D1 9 10 13 14 15 D2 C1 C2 C3 D1 and D2 connectors are accessories sold separately see your dealer JIN...

Page 4: ...er 2 Scrn Saver Trigger SAM Sound Reset SAM ANIMATION MENU Display infos Analyser 1 DSC Style SAM D1 9 10 13 14 15 D2 C1 C2 C3 D1 and D2 connectors are accessories sold separately see your dealer JIN...

Page 5: ...er 2 Scrn Saver Trigger SAM Sound Reset SAM ANIMATION MENU Display infos Analyser 1 DSC Style SAM D1 9 10 13 14 15 D2 C1 C2 C3 D1 and D2 connectors are accessories sold separately see your dealer JIN...

Page 6: ...ue for the pre viously chosen function 4 keys to increase decrease the volume 5 ESC key to escape the function or to validate the option modified value By either a short or long press on the six first...

Page 7: ...AD If your car is fitted with fully ISO connectors you can directly install the car radio If your car s connectors comply with other standards see your dealer to obtain specific adapter cables see fig...

Page 8: ...t fronts left and right rears see Fig 3 Warning Do not connect any loudspeaker leads to earth or directly to a booster amplifier or via an external fader unless equipped to receive such an high level...

Page 9: ...interface for external equipments as naviga tion system subwoofer and traffic messages channel see Fig 8 Navigation Interface Use the Navigation interfaces Pins 21 25 to transmit TMC data to your VDO...

Page 10: ...max length screws 4 Mount the frame front 5 Reconnect the negative terminal of the car battery see Fig 15 the installation is now complete Removing the radio see Fig 14 You can unlock the radio using...

Page 11: ...10 seconds after removal of the ignition key Replacing the front 1 Put the right side whole of the front into the socket of the set 2 Push the left side of the front into place until it clicks into p...

Page 12: ...automatically set to Auto EQ Note To be successful the auto equalization acquisition needs 2 or 4 speakers to be con nected direct or via an amplifier Warning In case you have connec ted a subwoofer...

Page 13: ...ome cars mobile phones or navi gation system can automatically interrupt the audio output if they are linked to the set c Wake up The car radio can be used as an intermediate system by other devices t...

Page 14: ...ncement war ning errors welcome by by or car intrusion 5 Use the keys to select a bleep which will be associated to the previously selec ted chime type 6 Press ESC to enter the value Setting the Messa...

Page 15: ...erwise SDVC will be without calibration Note 2 2 You choose a SDVC curve according to the state of your environment noise Setting the Light Display Brightness This source independent function adjusts...

Page 16: ...earch for FM stations using the PTY code Programme TYpe This one gives you direct access to preselected types of program e g News Affairs etc 1 Short press ENTER 2 Select PTY SEARCH with the keys 3 Us...

Page 17: ...Select TUNER INIT with the keys 3 Press ENTER to get the tuner initialisation menu see next menu Note You can have access to this menu by long pressing the ENTER key Moving to the Main Menu Use this f...

Page 18: ...ote 4 4 TA and NEWS announcements may interrupt CD playback Ejecting CD from the CD Player 1 Press REL to open the front 2 Press the key 3 Close the front Note In eject error case the CD is reloaded L...

Page 19: ...r ESC Displaying CD Text Some discs can deliver CD text information track title and highlight scan information disc title only delivered for the first 20 tracks of the current disc and only the 20 fir...

Page 20: ...With the keys select RANDOM 3 Use the keys to set the value ON to activate OFF to deactivate 4 Press ESC to enter the value Moving to the Main Menu Use this to directly move to the Main Menu 1 Short p...

Page 21: ...in Menu You can set the digital radio stations parame ters after selecting the DAB source Then by either a short or long press on ENTER key you get different DAB menus see cover pages The tuner DAB al...

Page 22: ...to the Main Menu Use this function to get the Main Menu 1 Short press ENTER 2 Select SAM with the keys 3 Press ENTER to get the Main Menu You can set the audio options by either a short or long press...

Page 23: ...e independent function adjusts the balance between the front and rear speakers 1 Short press SOUND 2 Select FADER with the keys 3 Use the keys to adjust the setting Rear 1 to 9 Middle Front 1 to 9 4 P...

Page 24: ...4 Press ESC to enter the value Note The setting is memorised to be re used for the Bass Treble Preset Sound effect Switching the Automatic Leveller This function allows an automatic levelling between...

Page 25: ...ort press COMPUTER 2 Select TIME with the keys 3 Use the keys to display the total driven time TOT or the trip time TRIP 4 Press ESC to enter the value Displaying the temperature Use this function to...

Page 26: ...12 hours or 24 hours 1 Long press COMPUTER 2 Select CLOCK TYPE with the keys 3 Use the keys to choose 12 H or 24 H default value 4 Press ESC to enter the value Selecting Updating Clock Mode Use this...

Page 27: ...the keys to select the informations to be displayed temperature clock speed time distance or battery 4 Press ESC to enter the value Starting the Speed Calibration Use this function to start speed cali...

Page 28: ...3 Press ENTER to get the Main Menu You can reach the Animations Menu by a long press on DISPLAY key see cover pages Switching the animations Use this function to set the animation display 1 Long pres...

Page 29: ...ys to select None default value 10 30 or 60 sec 4 Press ESC to enter the value Note User actions announcements tele phone mute or loading a disc can interrupt the screen saver Moving to the Main Menu...

Page 30: ...30 to 30 Select IN if you wish to amplify the guidance voice messages through the car speaker NO if no navigation computer connected to the set MUTE to automatically interrupt the radio during the gui...

Page 31: ...customize DAB memo Activate Deactivate the PAD Learn On Off Select the Programme TYpe PTY search News Affairs Info Sport Store the PAD selected services with service name Store PAD On Off Recall the...

Page 32: ...nce covered trip total Dist unit Trip Tot Move to the Car Computer Init Menu Comp Init Move to the main menu SAM 34 arrows v arrows Set the hour Set hour Set the minute Set minutes Time display format...

Page 33: ...s Vegas pixel show piston comet Set the time to activate the screen saver Trigger None 10s 30s 1mn Move to the main menu SAM Optional accessories available Connectors C1 CA1310 C2 CA1311 C3 CA1312 D1...

Page 34: ...or announcements see Sound Setup Menu The sound level decreases Display the set temperature if the temperature is too hot the sound level automatically decreases The telephone sound is distorted decre...

Page 35: ...ion 20 Defining Bass Freq Threshold 19 Defining Subwoofer Threshold 19 Defining the Scan Time 8 Defining Treble Freq Threshold 19 Deleting the CD name 15 Displaying CD Text 14 Displaying Source Inform...

Page 36: ...evel 10 Setting Noise Reduction System 16 Setting the balance LR speakers 18 Setting the balance RF speakers 18 Setting the Bass Level 18 Setting the Chimes Audio Level 9 Setting the Clock Type 21 Set...

Page 37: ...32 Switching the Warning LED 9 Updating RDS Dynamic Memory 22 Using radio when not running 8 Using Remote Control 5 Using the Radio Interface 1 Warning LED 6 AN 2001 2L gb qxd 16 07 01 14 55 Page 32...

Page 38: ...arch lvl Tuner SAM SAM SAM ENTER ENTER Key in TUNER source TUNER MENU Band Start AST PTY search AF Tuning Save in Tuner Init Scan preset Start memo MUTE MUTE Key MAIN MENU Mute the selected source SOU...

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