67CQ-VX100UEnglishBattery LeadIf your stereo unit has a yellow lead, you will need tolocate the car's battery lead. Otherwise you may ignorethis procedure. (The yellow battery lead provides contin-uous power to maintain a clock or other functions.)If your car has a radio or is pre-wired for one:With the ignition and headlights off, identify the car bat-tery lead by grounding one lead of the test bulb to thechassis and checking the remaining exposed wires fromthe cut radio connector plug.If your car is not wired for an audio unit:Go to the fuse block and find the fuse port for the battery,usually marked BAT.Speakers (not supplied)Identify the car speaker leads. There are two leads foreach speaker, usually color coded.A handy way to identify the speaker leads and the speak-er they are connected with is to test the leads using a 1.5V AA battery as follows.Hold one lead against one pole of the battery and strokethe other lead across the other pole. You will hear ascraping sound in a speaker if you are holding a speakerlead.If not, keep testing different lead combinations until youhave located all the speaker leads. When you label them,include the speaker location for each.❏ Connect All LeadsNow that you have identified all the wires in the car,you're ready to begin connecting them to the LCD moni-tor wires. Electrical Connections (a page 14-23) showsthe proper connections and color coding of the leads.We strongly recommend that you test the unit beforemaking a final installation.You can set the unit on the floor and make temporaryconnections to test the unit. Use electrical tape to coverall exposed wires.Important: Connect the red power lead last, after youhave made and insulated all other connections.GroundConnect the black ground lead of the power connector tothe metal car chassis.SpeakersConnect the speaker wires. See the wiring diagram forthe proper hookups. Follow the diagram carefully toavoid damaging the speakers and the stereo unit.The speakers used must be able to handle more than 50W of audio power. If using optional audio power, thespeakers should be able to handle the maximum amplifieroutput power. Speakers with low input ratings can bedamaged.Speaker impedance should measure 4 – 8 Ω, which istypically marked on most speakers. Lower or higherimpedance speakers will affect output and can causeboth speaker and stereo unit damage.BatteryConnect the yellow battery lead to the correct radio wireor to the battery fuse port on the fuse block.EquipmentConnect any optional equipment according to the instruc-tions furnished with the equipment. Read the operatingand installation instructions of any equipment you willconnect to this unit.PowerConnect the red power lead to the correct car radio wireor to the appropriate fuse port on the fuse block.If the LCD monitor functions properly with all these con-nections made, disconnect the wires and proceed to thefinal installation.❏ Final InstallationLead ConnectionsConnect all wires, making sure that each connection isinsulated and secure. Bundle all loose wires and fastenthem with tape so they will not fall down later. Now insertthe LCD monitor into the mounting collar.Congratulations! After making a few final checks, you’reready to enjoy your new LCD monitor.Caution¡Never ground the speaker cords. For example, donot use a chassis ground system or a three-wirespeaker common system. Each speaker must beconnected separately using parallel insulatedwires. If in doubt about how your car’s speakersare wired, please consult with your nearest pro-fessional installer.