Control cable (Power Antenna +)
When connecting a fully automatic motor antenna, use the cable clamp to fasten the control cable of the motor antenna to the control cable.

Car radio installation

Insert the car radio from the front into the support and push in until the stop springs on the sides engage right and left (distinct click to be heard).

Removal of the car radio

Insert the brackets right and left into the provided trimplate holes and push in until you hear a distinct click (lateral springs are unlocked). Using both brackets (see fig. 7), pull the unit out. Note Locked brackets can only be removed after taking out the unit.

QuickOut

Use the car-radio-specific QuickOut support.

F Notes de scurit

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Preparation of car radio installation
Install the car radio into the DIN cutout provided in your cars dashboard ex factory. Prepare the car radio DIN cutout (unlock shelf or dummy cover) or cut out the car radio compartment to 182 x 53 mm. Grasp behind the car radio cutout and check how many of the fixing strips of the car radio support may be bent. Note: Try to bend as many fixing strips as possible. Insert the support into the cutout and bend the appropriate fixing strips with a screwdriver, see fig. 1, 2.

Connection

Connection overview... fig. 3 Plus/minus... fig. 4 Loudspeaker connection... fig. 5,6 Connection with multiple plug installed ex factory For vehicles with a system plug installed ex factory Blaupunkt offers an adapter cable for the common vehicle types. Connection with QuickOut installed ex factory If a car is fitted with QuickOut ex factory (at present Opel), the QuickOut ex factory has to be removed. Ground cable Do not connect the ground cable to the negative pole of the battery. Route the ground cable to a suitable ground point (car body screw, car body metal sheet) and shorten it accordingly. Remove the insulation from the ground cable and attach the forked cable lug (if necessary, solder it). Scratch off the paint from the contact area of the ground point and lubricate it with graphite grease (important for good ground contact). Screw on the ground cable. Positive cable (ACC 12 V) (ignition)

Removing a QuickOut set To take out the radio, first press the button (top right) to release the handle, then move the handle in a horizontal position to release the lockin springs, and finally pull the main unit out with the handle, fig. 12. Removing a non-QuickOut set Insert the brackets (order no. 910 002) right and left into the provided trimplate holes and push in until you hear a distinct click (lateral springs are unlocked). Using both brackets (see fig. 13), pull the unit out. Note: Locked brackets can only be removed after taking out the unit.
Notes on installation and connection
The car radio has been prepared for QuickOut operation. Further components such as equalizers or amplifiers can be easily adapted to the set. QuickOut operation By means of the sleeve delivered with the car radio you can mount the unit in cars with DIN cut-out of 182 x 53 mm, an installation depth of 175 mm (with distance frame 165 mm) and a thickness of the instrument panel of 2.5 - 18 mm in the area of the fixing strips, see fig. 1, 2, 3. Connection with QuickOut installed ex factory If a car is fitted with a QuickOut sleeve ex factory (at present Opel), the latter has to be removed. Operation without QuickOut For this, however, the QuickOut mounting sleeve can be used. For stationary use, the handle and the lateral springs have to be replaced by the corresponding mounting sleeve (order no. 561 733) and the lock-in springs (order no. 210 407), see fig. 4, 5. If the QuickOut sleeve is not used, the set has to be installed with the universal mounting kit (order no.0026 73) or a vehicle-specific one.
Notes on Connection, fig. 9
Ground cable Do not connect the ground cable to the negative pole of the battery. Route the ground cable to a suitable ground point (car body screw, car body metal sheet) and shorten it accordingly. Remove the insulation from the ground cable and attach the forked cable lug (if necessary, solder it). Scratch off the paint from the contact area of the ground point and lubricate it with graphite grease (important for good ground contact). Screw on the ground cable. Positive cable (ACC +12 V) (ignition)
Connect the positive cable together with distributor to pin 30 (constant power) or pin 15 (positive line connected via ignition) of the fuse holder behind the fuse. Permanent plus connection (Battery 12 V)

per. +12V

Connect the permanent plus terminal together with the cable and cable clamp to a fuse-protected positive line (e.g. clock, warning flasher). Control cable (Power Antenna +)