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Changer

CDC A01

Operating and Installation Instructions

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Summary of Contents for CDC A01

Page 1: ...Changer CDC A01 Operating and Installation Instructions http www blaupunkt com ...

Page 2: ...arantee on the Internet at www blaupunkt de or request them directly by writing to Blaupunkt GmbH Hotline CM PSS 6 Robert Bosch Str 200 D 31139 Hildesheim Germany CONTENTS GENERAL INFO General Info 2 Safety Instructions 3 Tips for Safe Operation 3 Condensation 3 Before Installing the Equipment 4 Transport Locking Screws 4 Precautions for Installation and Wiring 4 Position of the Built in Anti Vibr...

Page 3: ...r telephone hotline Tips for Safe Operation This CD changer is designed only for operation in negatively grounded 12 V DC systems This device can not be used in 24 V or positively grounded systems This equipment may not function properly at extremely high or low temperatures This device is equipped with a built in automatic protection circuit If the temperature reaches a pre set value the auto mat...

Page 4: ...equipment in the following locations Locations that are exposed to di rect sunlight Locations at which warm air exits the car heating system Locations in which proper instal lation is impossible and locations in which many vibrations are pro duced 2 Make certain to use the brackets and screws supplied When installing the equipment do not use any screws that are part of the braking or steering syst...

Page 5: ...below Vibration may cause CDs to skip if the equipment is used before the anti vibration system has been configured correctly The anti vibration armature is set to 0 for horizontal installation at the factory before shipping The built in anti vibration armature adjusts on both the left and right sides Before attaching the brackets use a screwdriver to set the position of the anti vibration armatur...

Page 6: ...ition Using the Changer Loading a CD 1 Press the button on the CD drawer of the magazine and slide out only one drawer 2 Insert the CD in the drawer with the playable side down in other words with the label facing up Each drawer can only hold one CD 3 Press the button on the CD drawer so that it closes by sliding inside the magazine Printed side faces up Playable side faces down BEFORE INSTALLING ...

Page 7: ...the magazine until it engages and thus is locked When the maga zine is used for the very first time it will not engage until the changer is connected to electrical power To eject the magazine To eject the magazine press the Eject button Note Always close the cover after loading a CD or removing the magazine In order to prevent equipment malfunc tions always close the cover That way the equipment i...

Page 8: ...e are protective films mar keted as CD accessories use of these products leads to malfunctions and should be strictly avoided Dirt dust scratches and deformations cause skipping and diminished sound quality during playback Here are some tips on how to take care of your CDs 1 Use CDs that bear the following sym bol 2 Use a soft cloth to wipe away finger prints and dust from the playable shiny side ...

Page 9: ...sed to direct sunlight high humid ity or high temperatures over long periods CDs may warp if exposed to high temperatures over long peri ods 6 The playable side of the CD should not be pasted with paper or marked with a ballpoint pen Parts Used in Installation Bracket A 2 x Bracke B 2 x Hex bolt M6 x 12 4 x Console bolt M4 x 5 4 x Tap screw M5 x 12 4 x HANDLING CDS PARTS USED IN INSTALLATION ...

Page 10: ...g Reset Function You must use a ballpoint pen or a thin piece of metal to press the reset but ton It should be pressed in the follow ing situations During initial installation of the unit after wiring has been completed If some functions do not work Connect this cable to the main unit Reset button ...

Page 11: ...n the left and right brackets A to the corresponding brackets B Do this using the hex bolts M6 x 12 and hex nuts M6 2 Lift up the carpet and decide where you want to mount the unit Fasten the double stick tape sup plied to the bottoms of the brackets B and remove the protective back ing from the tape Fasten the unit to the floor by press ing it down firmly 3 Unscrew the hex nuts and remove the CD ...

Page 12: ...lation Procedure for Installation on Carpet Vertical Position 1 Make certain that the built in anti vi bration armature has been set to the 90 vertical installation position on both the right and left sides Using the hex bolts M4 x 5 fasten the left and right brackets A Fasten the left and right brackets A to the corresponding brackets B Do this using the hex bolts M6 x 12 and hex nuts M6 Hex bolt...

Page 13: ...move the protective back ing from the tape Fasten the unit to the floor by press ing it down firmly 3 Unscrew the hex nuts and remove the CD changer 4 Using a knife cut through the carpet directly above the bolts of the mount ing bracket B Replace the carpet in its original po sition so that the bolts poke through the carpet 5 Using the hex bolts again refasten the changer on top of the carpet ...

Page 14: ...brackets A to the corresponding brackets B Do this using the hex bolts M6 x 12 and the hex nuts M6 2 Lift up the carpet and decide where you want to mount the unit Fasten the double stick tape sup plied to the bottoms of the brackets B and remove the protective back ing from the tape Fasten the unit to the floor by press ing it down firmly 3 Unscrew the hex nuts and remove the CD changer Hex bolts...

Page 15: ...screws poke through the carpet 5 Using the hex bolts again refasten the changer on top of the carpet Installation Procedure Suspended Installation 1 Make certain that the built in anti vi bration armature has been set to the 0 position on both the left and right sides Using the hex bolts M4 x 5 fasten the left and right brackets A Hex bolts Hex bolts Position of the built in anti vibration armatur...

Page 16: ...16 2 Determine where you want to install the unit and drill four mounting holes 3 Fasten the CD changer using the tap screws M5 x 12 3 6 ø INSTALLATION ...

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