Safety Notices; Road Safety - Blaupunkt 7 607 589 560 Instructions De Montage

General
GB
Please read these instructions before you
use the equipment for the first time.
We offer a manufacturer's guarantee for those
of our products that are sold within the Euro-
pean Union. You can see the guarantee con-
ditions at www.blaupunkt.de, or you can re-
quest them directly from:
Blaupunkt GmbH, Hotline,
Robert-Bosch-Str. 200, D-31139 Hildesheim
Germany
Function
All the functions that are supported by the par-
ticular car radio can be controlled remotely.
The interface generates the following signals
from the datagram from the CAN data bus
(depending on the vehicle equipment).
• Terminal 15 (ignition / switching positive)
• Terminal 58 (display illumination)
• Speed (speed signal for Gala)
• RFLS (reversing light signal)

Safety notices

Please read the following notes carefully befo-
re connecting your interface.
The battery's negative terminal
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must be disconnected while the as-
sembly and connecting work is
being carried out.
The vehicle manufacturer's safety notes (re-
garding the airbag, alarm equipment, on-board
computer, immobilizer and so forth) must be
observed.
Installation note
Make absolutely certain to make the
connections in the order given below!
The switches in accordance with the
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overview (see table on page 4).
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Connect the interface to the radio or
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navigation system (RNS).
Connect the interface to the vehicle's
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connections.
Notes:
On/Off switches may only be connected
when components are current-free.
Use the radio's or navigation system's instal-
lation instructions to check how the contacts
are assigned before installing.
If necessary, plug in cables or reconnect them
elsewhere as needed.
Blaupunkt can accept no liability for faults
resulting from inadequate examination of
the connection method or pin assignment.
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Road safety

Road safety has utmost priority.
You should therefore always use your car ra-
dio equipment in such a way that you remain
alert to the current traffic situation.
Remember that if you are moving at 50 km/h,
then you will cover 14 m in one second.
We advise against making any adjustments in
critical situations.
It must be possible to hear warning signals
from, for instance, police or fire service vehic-
les promptly from within the vehicle.
You must therefore only listen at a suitable
volume when travelling.
To ensure that your vehicle remains fit for the
road after fitting or modification, check that
• all the buttons or switches on the stee-
ring wheel and on the steering column
that serve purposes other than opera-
ting the radio or navigation device still
fulfil their function in accordance with
the vehicle's instructions for use, and
that
• all the buttons or switches on the stee-
ring wheel and on the steering column
whose purpose is to operate the radio
or navigation device do fulfil their func-
tion in accordance with these instruc-
tions, and in particular that they do not
have any unexpected effects.
Subject to changes!
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