CONNECTION CHECK LIST

Please check your head unit for the conditions listed below: (Fig. 9)

Remote Turn-On Lead

a.The head unit does not have a remote turn-on or power antenna lead.

b.The head unit’s power antenna lead is activated only when the radio is on (turns off in the tape or CD Mode).

c.The head unit’s power antenna lead is logic level output (+) 5V, negative trigger (grounding type), or cannot sustain (+) 12V when connected to other equipment in addition to the vehicle’s power antenna.

If any of the above conditions exist, the remote turn-on lead of your PDR-V75 must be connected to a switched power source (ignition) in the vehicle. Be sure to use a 3A fuse as close as possible to this ignition tap. Using this connection method, the PDR-V75 will turn on and stay on as long as the ignition switch is on.

If this is objectionable, a SPST (Single Pole, Single Throw) switch, in addition to the 3A fuse mentioned above, may be installed in-line on the PDR-V75 turn-on lead. This switch will then be used to turn on (and off) the PDR-V75. Therefore, the switch should be mounted so that is accessible by the driver. Make sure the switch is turned off when the vehicle is not running. Otherwise, the amplifier will remain on and drain the battery.

Blue/White Power Antenna Remote Turn-On Lead

To other Alpine component’s Remote Turn-On Leads

SPST Switch (optional) Fuse (3A)

As close as possible to the vehicle’s ignition tap Ignition Source

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