Pioneer CDRB20 Owners Manual - Page 4

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Connecting

the

Units

•

Before

mounting,

connect

the

units

tem-

porarily.

Check

that

the

units

are

connected

correctly

by

operating

the

multi

-CD

con-

troller.

•

Be

sure

to

connect

the

ground

lead

(black)

to

the

vehicle

body

or

some

other

metal

part

that

is

properly

grounded

to

the

chassis.

If

the

ground

lead

is

not

properly

connected,

noise

may

occur

or

the

player

or

multi

-CD

controller

may

not

operate

correctly.

•

This

unit

is

for

vehicles

with

a

12

-volt

battery

and

negative

grounding.

Before

installing

it

in

a

recreational

vehicle,

truck,

or

bus,

check

the

battery

voltage.

•

To

avoid

shorts

in

the

electrical

system,

be

sure

to

disconnect

the

battery

(-)

cable

before

beginning

installation.

•

Check

whether

installation

and

wiring

have

been

completed

correctly.

Replace

the

removed

car

components,

then

connect

the

end

of

the

cable

to

the

negative

(-)

terminal

of

the

battery.

•

Secure

the

wiring

with

cable

clamps

or

adhesive

tape.

To

protect

the

wiring,

wrap

adhesive

tape

around

them

where

they

lie

against

metal

parts.

•

Route

and

secure

all

wiring

so

it

cannot

touch

any

moving

parts,

such

as

the

gear

shift,

handbrake,

and

seat

rails.

Do

not

route

wiring

in

places

that

get

hot,

such

as

near

the

heater

outlet.

If

the

insulation

of

the

wiring

melts

or

gets

torn,

there

is

a

danger

of

the

wiring

short-circuiting

to

the

vehicle

body.

•

Don't

pass

the

orange

lead

through

a

hole

into

the

engine

compartment

to

connect

to

the

battery.

This

will

damage

the

lead

insu-

lation

and

cause

a

very

dangerous

short.

•

Do

not

shorten

any

leads.

If

you

do,

the

pro-

tection

circuit

may

fail

to

work

when

it

should.

•

Never

feed

power

to

other

equipment

by

cutting

the

insulation

of

the

power

supply

lead

of

the

unit

and

tapping

into

the

lead.

The

current

capacity

of

the

lead

will

be

exceeded,

causing

over

heating.

•

Replace

fuses

only

with

the

types

stipulated

on

the

fuse

holder.

(Fig.

2)

[1]

IP-BUS

main

unit

[2]

Connected

to

IP-BUS

input

(blue)

[3]

IP-BUS

(blue)

[4]

This

unit

[5]

External

device

with

RCA

output

(car

navi-

gation

units,

VCRs,

DAT

decks,

etc.)

[6]

RCA

output

[7]

Red

[8]

White

[9]

IP-BUS

multi

-CD

player

[10]

Fuse

folder

[11]

Orange

To

a

terminal

always

supplied

with

power

regardless

of

ignition

switch

position.

[12]

Orange

Connect

to

Multi

-CD

unswitched

power

supply.

[13]

Black

(ground)

To

vehicle

(metal)

body.

Using

this

Connector

In

order

to

listen

to

external

devices

attached

to

this

connector,

turn

the

external

device's

power

on,

put

it,

in

play

or

other

operational

mode,

and

set

the

main

unit's

source

selector

switch

to

"AUX.".

•

If

the

main

unit's

source

is

a

multi

-CD,

the

sound

signals

from

both

the

multi

-CD

and

the

external

device

will

be

heard

simulta-

neously,

mixed

together.

When

listening

to

a

multi

-CD,

make

sure

the

power

supply

to

the

external

device

is

switched

off.

•

As

the

main

unit

does

not

control

the

power

of

external

devices,

they

must

be

turned

on

and

off

independently

of

the

main

unit.

•

Do

not

connect

any

devices

to

this

connec-

tor

which

have

an

RCA

output

of

over

1V

and

do

not

have

any

volume

control.

They

may

damage

this unit.

Device

which

do

have

a

volume

control

should

have

the

volume

adjusted

to

a

point

where

the

sound

does

not

distort.

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