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CONNECTION/INSTALLATION R Connecting the GPS antenna Connect the GPS antenna (0) to the GPS terminal. • To install the GPS antenna, fix the metal plate (-) firmly on the dashboard, then place the GPS antenna (0) on the metal plate (-). - Clean the dashboard or other surface beforehand. - Install the GPS antenna (0) inside of the car, as horizontally as possible to allow easy reception of the GPS satellite signals. - You can bend the metal plate (-) to conform to a curved surface, if necessary. 0 - • The GPS antenna should be installed at a position that at least 30 cm (12 inches) from mobile phone or other transmitting antennas. • The above types of communication may interfere with signals from the GPS satellite. • Painting the GPS antenna with (metallic) paint may cause reduced performance. Removing the unit R Removing the trim plate 1 Engage the catch pins on the extraction key (4) and remove the two locks on the lower part. Lower the frame and pull it forward. R Removing the unit 1 Remove the trim plate. (See the left column.) 2 Insert the two extraction keys (4), then pull them as illustrated so that the unit can be removed. 4 • Be careful to avoid injury from the catch pins on the extraction key. 4 0 2 Remove from the upper two catches. • Depending on the type of car, reception of the GPS satellite signals might not be possible with an internal installation. • Install this GPS antenna in an area away from any antennas that are used with CB radios or satellite televisions. • The frame can be removed from the top side in the same manner. 70

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CONNECTION/INSTALLATION
CONNECTION/INSTALLATION
R
Connecting the GPS antenna
Connect the GPS antenna (
0
) to the GPS terminal.
•
To install the GPS antenna, fix the metal plate
(
-
) firmly on the dashboard, then place the GPS
antenna (
0
) on the metal plate (
-
).
–
Clean the dashboard or other surface
beforehand.
–
Install the GPS antenna (
0
) inside of the car, as
horizontally as possible to allow easy reception
of the GPS satellite signals.
–
You can bend the metal plate (
-
) to conform to
a curved surface, if necessary.
0
-
0
•
Depending on the type of car, reception of the
GPS satellite signals might not be possible with an
internal installation.
•
Install this GPS antenna in an area away from any
antennas that are used with CB radios or satellite
televisions.
•
The GPS antenna should be installed at a position
that at least 30 cm (12 inches) from mobile phone
or other transmitting antennas.
•
The above types of communication may interfere
with signals from the GPS satellite.
•
Painting the GPS antenna with (metallic) paint
may cause reduced performance.
Removing the unit
R
Removing the trim plate
1
Engage the catch pins on the extraction
key (
4
) and remove the two locks on the
lower part. Lower the frame and pull it
forward.
4
2
Remove from the upper two catches.
•
The frame can be removed from the top side in
the same manner.
R
Removing the unit
1
Remove the trim plate. (See the left
column.)
2
Insert the two extraction keys (
4
), then
pull them as illustrated so that the unit can
be removed.
4
•
Be careful to avoid injury from the catch pins on
the extraction key.