c.
With the optional slide. When you leave
your car you can then take the display
with you easily. As already mentioned:
In France and Belgium the Vector Europa
966R is prohibited. If you use the slide,
it is easy to remove the unit quickly.
a. Below the dashboard or in a
compartment
Fix the plastic holder using 2 small
holes (2.5mm) and the self-tapping screws.
The display fits into the slots in the holder.
Fitting is even simpler if you use the double-
sided tape supplied: stick the tape at the
point at which you want to position the
display. Then stick the display to the tape
and you're ready. Make sure that there is
enough space at the back for the antenna
cable.
b. In the dashboard with the
dashboard frame.
Find a flat area on your dashboard. Use
the frame sticker as a template to drill the
holes and to saw out the section into which
the display will then fit exactly. Secure the
frame with the self-tapping screws. When
cutting out the section be sure not to dama-
ge any wiring behind the dashboard. Insert
the antenna cable before fitting the display.
c. With the optional slide.
We prefer use of the slide. This then
means that the display can be removed
easily when you leave your vehicle.
It also offers significant advantages when
travelling in countries in which radar
detectors are not permitted.
Fitting is self-explanatory.
Step 5
Inserting the antenna cable into the
display.
Insert the antenna cable connectors
into the back of the black 5-pole plug on
the supply cable.
Pay attention to the colour codes. Click
the black plug into the back of the display.
Step 6
Connecting earth and power supply.
The black (earth) wire must be connec-
ted to the chassis. The red (12V) wire must
be connected to the 12V power circuit.
Make sure that you connect to a
switched power circuit (power off when the
ignition key is removed).
No contact!
If for some reason there is no longer
contact between the antenna and the
display, an audible warning will sound once
a second.
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Fitting the display.
