A1.1 Ist-Situation
D Entfernen Sie das Originalradio gemäß der Anleitung des Fahrzeugherstellers aus dem Radioschacht, damit Sie die rückseitigen Anschlüsse des Radios erreichen kön-
nen. Wenn Ihr Originalradio einen ISO Anschluss hat, finden Sie – ggfs. neben anderen Anschlüssen wie z.B. dem Antennenkabel - folgende zwei Stecker, die sich nach Zusammendrücken der seitli- chen Verriegelung vom Radio entfernen lassen:
ISO-Stecker für den Stromanschluss (Bild 2)
Dieser Stecker (im Folgenden als
zem Kunststoff. An diesen Stecker schließen üblicherweise ein rotes, ein schwarzes, ein gelbes sowie weitere farbige Kabel an. Die Gegenstücke zu den
Kupplung dies sicher. Bei den meisten Radios sind diese4 Kupplungen direkt im Gehäuse als „Steckdosen“ integriert.
Um die vorhandenen
A1.1: Situation as is:
Remove the original radio from the radio slot according UK to the vehicle manufacturer's instructions so that you
can get to the terminals on the rear side of the radio. If
your original radio has an ISO terminal – possibly next to other ter- minals such as the antenna cable - you will find the following two
1 plugs which can be removed after pressing together the locking mechanism on the side:
ISO plug for the loudspeaker connection (Pic. 1)
This plug (below also referred to as the ISO loudspeaker plug) can be clearly identified by the fact that the locking mechanism is loca- ted in the center of the narrow side of the plug.
Apart from that, the plug is usually made of brown plastic and the
2 connected loudspeaker cables are typically grey and white. The color coding, however, is not uniformly maintained by all vehicle
manufacturers and can vary.
ISO plug for the power connection (Pic. 2)
This plug (below also referred to as the ISO power plug) can be clearly identified by the fact that the locking mechanism is not located in the center of 3 the narrow side of the plug.
Apart from that, the plug is usually made of black plastic and typically a red, a black, a yellow and additional colored cables are connected to this plug. The color coding, however, is not uni- formly maintained by all vehicle manufacturers and can vary.
The mating parts for these ISO plugs are called ISO receptacles (Pic. 3). The ISO receptacle for the loudspeaker connection (ISO loudspeaker receptacle)
can only be connected to the matching ISO loudspeaker plugs. The ISO coupling for the power connection (ISO power receptacle) can also only be connected to the matching ISO power plugs. Here, too, a corresponding groove located on the side of the coupling ensures the correct connection. In most radios these receptacles are directly recessed in the housing as Terminals.
Use the two ISO couplings on the
ISO loudspeaker receptacles on the
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