Mounting and Hardware
Prior to mounting, connect the wires
to ensure proper operation.
MOUNTING
1. Select the desired mounting location that allows the unit to be
mounted on a flat surface with room for connections.
2. Use the mounting brackets that are attached to the unit and use
the provided hardware for mounting the unit. Make sure there is
proper clearance for the mounting bracket screws when attaching
to selected location. Use caution to ensure there are no wiring
harnesses, mechanical or gas tanks under the location selected.
3. Route the power, ground and remote wires away from moving parts to
prevent pinching or shorting the wires. Also keep in mind of anything
that can creates excessive heat to avoid wires from detreating.
WIRING
1.
Power Wire
: The power wire should connect to a constant or
sw12 volt source with a
(1 Amp) provided
in-line fuse. We
recommend that you use the radio constant or 12 volt source.
2.
Gound Wire
: Connect the ground wire to a clean chassis ground
point. Be sure to remove all paint and primer to expose clean metal.
Use a ring terminal and lock or star washer to secure the ground wire.
3.
Remote Wire
: The remote wire should be connected to the source
unit remote wire (amplifier turn on or accessory wire) that provides
+12 volts when the source unit is “on” and 0 volts when the source
unit is turned “off”. (please note that some source unit’s antenna
connections will only show + 12 volts when AM/FM is selected
and 0 volts when other sources are selected).
