Lowrance electronic 500C manual Tip

The direct cable connection, shown in the preceding and following im- ages, is a Y-shaped cable that includes the following: a line-in connector that plugs into your stereo; a power plug that attaches to the power socket on the back of your iWAY; and red and black wires that connect directly to your car's power supply.

The Auxiliary Line cable used to attach the iWAY to your car's stereo.

To install the Auxiliary Line cable, follow these steps:

1.Consult your car stereo's instructions to see if the stereo has an aux- iliary line input. Most newer model cars come with stereos featuring auxiliary line inputs, as well as most new stereo installations you can purchase at any consumer electronics store.

NOTE:

"Wireless" FM modulator connections are available for vehicles that don't have auxiliary inputs, but you will notice slightly lower audio quality. The FM modulator transmits the music to your car's FM radio. Hardcore audio connoisseurs will notice the decline, but to many customers the sound quality of an FM modulator connection is equal to that of listening to an FM radio station. To use an FM modulator, plug its input into the headphones socket on the side of the power cable's speaker, and follow the modulator's instructions for tuning your car's radio. FM modulators can be found at most consumer electronics stores.

Tip:

When connecting the iWAY to your car stereo, a ground loop isola- tor may be needed to eliminate electrical interference noise in your system, especially in FM modulator installations. If you hear a

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