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recycling

again.

ATTENTION!

-

Operating

the

CARIN

Navigation

System

while

you

are

driving

can

distract

your

attention

from

the

road,

and

possibly

cause

an

accident.

Enter

information

into

the

system

yourself

only

when

the

vehicle

is

stopped.

.

-

The

directions

provided

by

the

system

are

suggestions

only.

The

driver

is

ultimately

responsible

for

the

safe

operation

of

the

vehicle

and

therefore

evaluate

whether

it

is

safe

to

follow

these

directions.

Always

use

good

judgment

and

common

sense.

-

Obey

all

traffic

signs

and

laws

while

driving.

-

Only

use

the

CARIN

Navigation

System

when

it

is

safe

to

do

so.

It

is

more

important

to

keep

your

eyes

on

the

road

and

your

hands

on

the

wheel.

-

Do

not

use

the

remote

control

(optional)

while

driving.

Do

not

change

system

settings

or

enter

destinations

while

driving.

Ifa

prolonged

vi

view

of

the

screen

is

required,

pull

over

in

a

safe

and

legal

manner.

-

Keep

small

articles

away

from

children.

Store

small

articles

(batteries,

screws)

in

places

not

accessible

to

children.

If

swallowed,

consult

a

physician

immediately.

-

Do

not

disassemble

or

alter.

Attempts

to

disassemble

or

alter

may

lead

to

an

accident

and/or

fire.

-

Due

to

constantly

changing

traffic

conditions,

we

unfortunately

cannot

guarantee

100%

precision

under

all.

circumstances.

Complies

with

21

CFR

1040.10

GUIDELINES

AND

RECOMMENDATIONS

FOR

SAFE

USE

OF

THE

CARIN

NAVIGATION

SYSTEM

-

Glance

at

the

screen

only

when

necessary

and

safe

to

do

so.

If

prolonged

viewing

of

the

screen

is

necessary,

pull

over

in

a

safe

and

legal

manner.

Do

not

input

destinations,

change

settings

or

access

any

functions

requiring

a

prolonged

view

of

the

display

while

you

are

driving.

Pull

over

in

a

safe

and

legal

manner

before

attempting

to

access

the

system.

.

.

Make

certain

that

the

volume

level

is

set

to

a

level

which

still

allows

you

to

hear

outside

traffic

and

emergency

services.

The

guiding

advice

provided

by

the

CARIN

Navigation

System

are

suggestions

only.

The

driver

is

ultimately

responsible

for

the

safe

operation

of

the

vehicle

and

therefore

evaluate

whether

it

is

safe

to

follow

these

directions.

In

case

you

decide

not

to

follow

the

suggested

route,

CARIN

will

automatically

calculate

a

new

route

and

provide

new

suggestions

(automatic

re-routing

function).

The

CARiN

Navigation

System

(like

all

car

navigation

systems

available

today)

is

an

evolving

technology.

Under

certain

circumstances,

the

directions

given

by

the

system

could

be

inaccurate

or

conflict

with

current

road

conditions.

New

road

maps

or

exit

ramps

not

yet

available

on

the

CD

may

present

a

conflict

to

the

driver.

In

case

you

need

to

find

an

emergency

service

do

not

use

the

CARiN

Navigation

System.

It

can

not

be

guaranteed

that

the

CARiN

database

contains

all

available

emergency

services

in

your

neighborhood.

Use

your

own

judgment

and

abilities

to

ask

for

directions

in

such

a

situation.

The

CARIN

Navigation

System

does

not

take

into

account

the

relative

safety

of

the

suggested

routes.

The

suggested

routes

do

not

reflect

road

closures

or

construction,

weight

or

height

restrictions,

traffic

or

weather

conditions,

or

any

other

factors

which

may

affect

the

safety

or

timing

of

the

routes.

Use

your

personal

judgment

for

verification

of

the

suggested

routes.

Use

the

alternative

route

function

to

get

better

route

suggestions,

or

simply

drive

the

preferred

route

and

let

the

automatic

re-routing

function

calculate

the

preferred

route.

Please

take

care

that

everybody

using

the

CARiN

Navigation

System

has

access

to

these

directions

for

use

and

reads

the

given

recommendations

and

ene

carefully

before

the

first

use

of

the

system.

Remember

to

wear

your

seat

belt

at

all

times

when

the

car

is

in

motion.

This

will

help

you

avoid

impact

with

anything

in

the

car's

interior.

-

In

case

you

have

any

further

question

about

use

or

operation

of

this

CARIN

Navigation

System

or

if

there

is

anything

which

you

do

not

understand,

please

contact

an

authorized

Philips

CARiN

dealer.

NOTES

-

After

transport

of

the

car

by

a

car

train

or

a

car

ferry

the

enaveston

system

may

need

a

few

minutes

for

exact

repositioning.

-

After

the

car

battery

has

been

disconnected,

the

system

may

need

up

to

15

minutes

for

exact

repositioning.

The

car

has

to

be

situated

outdoors

and

the

system

has

to

be

switched

on

to

receive

the

GPS

satellites.

i

_-

The

system

is

fully

operational

even

without

valid

GPS

data,

but

the

accuracy

of

positioning

may

decrease.

-

On

highways

the

distance

indications

of

the

CARIN

Navigation

System

for

exits

are

different

from

those

on

the

highway

signs.

The

highway

signs

refer

to

the

distance

to

the

beginning

of

the

exit,

whereas

the

Navigation

System

refers

to

the

end

of

the

exit.

This

is

the

point

where

you

have

to

turn.

;

.

———-----._—CONNECTOR

A

(fig.

2)

aan

For

cars

supplied

with

standard

ISO

connectors,

you

can

directly

mount

the

car

radio

(see

‘MOUNTING’).

For

cars

with

different

connecting

standards,

your

dealer

can

provide

specific

adaptor

cables

for

a

problem

free

installation

(see

table

on

separate

installation

card).

If

an

adaptor

cable

is

not

in

the

table,

you

can

prepare

the

connection

yourself

(see

‘PREPARATION’).

There

is

a

high

voltage

inside

the

set!

Do

not

open

it

to

prevent

an

electric

shock.

PREPARATION

The

set

must

be

connected

to

a

12

V

car

battery

with

negative

terminal

to

earth

(car

chassis).

*

To

prevent

short-circuiting,

disconnect

the

negative

car

battery

terminal

until

the

set

has

been

mounted

and

connected

(fig.

1).

See

separate

installation

card.

POWER

SUPPLY

CONNECTIONS

*

Brown

lead

A8:

Connect

to

an

earthing

point

on

the

car

body.

¢

Red

lead

A7:

Connect

to

a

switched

12

V

supply

of

the

car

ignition.

°

Yellow/red

lead

A4:

Connect

to

a

permanent

12

V

supply.

This

supply

is

needed

for

the

set’s

memory

and

warning

light.

OPTIONAL

CONNECTIONS

Electronic/motor

aerial:

*

Connect

the

supply

for

an

electronic

aerial

or

the

control

lead

for

the

relay

of

an

automatic

motor

aerial

to

pin

A5.

Use

the

small

contact

supplied.

Do

not

use

this

connection

point

for

direct

supply

of

the

aerial

motor!

Pilot

light:

When

the

car

headlamps

are

switched

on,

the

light

above

the

button

of

the

radio

is

illuminated

(even

when

the

radio

is

switched

off).

*

Connect

pin

A6

to

the

dashboard

illumination

wiring

of

your

car.

Use

the

small

contact

supplied.

Telephone:

If

your

car

phone

provides

a

mute

signal,

it

can

be

used

to

automatically

interrupt

the

set's

sound

output.

If

it

also

provides

a

loudspeaker

connection,

your

phone

output

can

be

amplified

through

the

car

speakers.

*

Connect

the

telephone

mute

wire

to

connector

AT.

Use

the

rial

contact

supplied.

In

certain

VW

and

Opel/Vauxhall

cars,

the

connector

A 7

is

used

as

a

Speed-Dependent

Volume

Control

°

(SDVC).Ask

your

authorized

VW

or

Cn

mey

dealer

to

modify

this

connection

if

you

want

to

use

the

telephone

mute

feature.

*

(optional)

Connect

plug

F

(yellow)

to

the

loudspeaker

output

of

your

car

phone

(fig.

9).

*

Refer

to

‘INITIALIZATION

SUBMENU’,

options

‘Telephone’

and

‘Telephone

signal’.

CONNECTOR

6B

for

loudspeakers

4

x

1

(fig.

3)

-

Only

use

loudspeakers

which

have

an

impedance

of

4

ohms.

-

Do

not

connect

any

of

the

loudspeaker

leads

to

earth!

-

Do

not

connect

a

booster/amplifier

directly

to

the

loudspeaker

outputs!

-

Do

not

connect

loudspeakers

via

an

external

fader!

*

Blue

lead

B1:

Connect

to

Rear

Right

speaker

(+).

*

Blue/black

lead

B2:

Connect

to

Rear

Right

speaker

(—).

*

Grey

lead

B3:

Connect

to

Front

Right

speaker

(+).

*

Grey/black

lead

B4:

Connect

to

Front

Right

speaker

(-).

:

*

Green

lead

B5:

Connect

to

Front

Left

speaker

(+).

*

Green/black

lead

B6:

Connect

to

Front

Left

speaker

(-).

'

*

White

lead

B7:

Connect

to

Rear

Left

speaker

(+).

*

White/black

lead

B8:

Connect

to

Rear

Left

speaker

(—).

YELLOW

CONNECTOR

C1

for

line-output

(fig.

4)

You

can

connect

a

power

amplifier

with

additional

loudspeakers

to

this

set:

*

Black

lead

(FRONT):

Connect

to

Front

Left

(white)

and

Front

Right

(red)

channel

on

amplifier.

*

Black

lead

(REAR):

Connect

to

Rear

Left

(white)

and

Rear

Right

(red)

channel

on

amplifier.

*

Blue/yellow

lead:

Connect

to

Remote

on/off

on

amplifier.

GREEN

CONNECTOR

C2

fora

navigation

system

(fig.5)

-

You

can

connect

a

CARIN

navigation

system

(DB

type)

to

this

set.

Please

consult

your

dealer

for

installation

details.

—————

BLUE

CONNECTOR

C3

fora

CD

changer

(fig.

6)

You

can

connect

a

Philips

CD

changer

(D?B

type)

to

this

set

(see

the

mounting

instructions

for

the

CD

changer).

If

required,

use

the

cable

mentioned

in

the

illustration.

CONNECTORS

D

for

a

portable

player

(fig.

9)

To

increase

your

listening

possibilities

you

can

connect

a

portable

DCC,

CD

or

cassette

player

to

this

set.

Cable

D

must

be

connected

to

an

output

of

750

mV

(in

most

cases

the

headphone

output

of

the

portable

player

is

suitable).

*

Connect

plugs

D

to

Left

(white)

and

Right

(red)

channel

on

portable

player.

*

Increase

the

volume

of

the

portable

player

to

the

desired

level.

MOUNTING

METAL

SLEEVE

-

Insert

metal

sleeve

into

the

opening

(182

x

53

mm)

in

the

car

dashboard

or

console

—

(fig.

7).

See

separate

installation

card.

For

optimal

performance

of

the

CD

player,*

the

metal

sleeve

should

be

positioned

horizontally

(between

-10°

and

+45°).

*

Fix

metal

sleeve

into

place

by

pressing

the

metal

tags

outwards

using

a

a

screwdriver

(fig.

8).

+45°

CONNECTING

RADIO

(fig.

9)

For

Audi,

Opel,

Vauxhall,

VW

and

Seat

cars,

use

adaptor

EA6259

to

connect

the

connector

of

the

car

to

the

car

radio.

¢

Insert

aerial

plug

E

into

aerial

socket.

Good

reception

is

only

possible

with

a

good

aerial.

+

Insert

power

supply

plug

A

into

socket

A’.

*

Insert

loudspeaker

plug

B

into

socket

B’.

*

(optional)

Remove

the

protective

cover

from

socket

C’.

*

(optional)

Insert

the

yellow

line-out

plug

C1

into

socket

C1’.

*

(optional)

Insert

the

blue

CD

changer

plug

C3

into

socket

C3’.

*

(optional)

Insert

the

green

navigation

plug

C2

into

socket

C2’.

The

green

plug

C2

slides

between

the

yellow

plug

C1

and

the

blue

plug

C3.

MOUNTING

RADIO

*

Slide

the

radio

into

the

metal

sleeve

until

the

springs

at

either

side

of

the

radio

snap

into

the

openings

of

the

sleeve

(fig.

10).

*

Reconnect

the

negative

car

battery

terminal

(fig.

11).

Installation

is

now

complete.

REMOVING

RADIO

(fig.

12)

You

can

unlock

the

radio

using

the

two

U-brackets

supplied.

*

Remove

the

front,

see

‘SECURITY’,

‘DETACHABLE

FRONT’.

*

Push

the

metal

holder

back

up.

*

Insert

both

U-brackets

in

between

the

holes

on

the

front

of

the

set

until

they

lock.

*

Remove

the

radio

from

the

metal

sleeve.

REPLACING

FUSE

(fig.9)

*

Pull

fuse

F

out

of

connector

block

at

rear

of

radio.

Replace

with

a

10A

blade-type

fuse.

.

INTERFERENCE

SUPPRESSION

Most

modern

cars

have

sufficient

interference

suppression.

If

you

experience

interference

generated

by

the

car,

consult

your

garage.

*

only

for

certain

versions

SECURITY

For

theft

protection

this

set

is

provided

with

the

following

security

features:

DETACHABLE

FRONT

Take

the

detachable

front

with

you

when

leaving

the

car.

Keep

it

in

its

protective

cover.

Always

replace

the

detachable

front

before

starting

to

drive.

REMOVING

THE

FRONT

*

Open

the

front

(1).

*

Slide

the

front

out

of

the

metal

holder

(2).

*

Push

the

metal

holder

back

up

(3).

we

REPLACING

THE

FRONT

*

Insert

the

front

starting

with

the

left

or

right

side

of

the

set

(1).

*

Push

the

front

until

it

clicks

into

position

(2).

To

ensure

good

connection

between

the

set

and

the

detachable

part,

it

is

advisable

to

clean

the

connectors

with

a

cotton

swab

from

time

to

time.

SWITCHABLE

WARNING

LIGHT

When

the

car

ignition

is

switched

off

and

the

detachable

front

is

removed,

the

red

warning

light

flashes.

*

You

can

switch

off

the

flashing

warning

light.

See

‘INITIALIZATION

SUBMENU’,

option

‘warning

light’.

SECURITY

WARNING

STICKERS

*

Stick

the

supplied

‘Security’

warning

stickers

on

your

car

windows.

IDENTIFICATION

NUMBER

‘This

set

has

a

unique

identification

number

stated

on

the

‘Security

Philips

Car

Systems

card’

(see

separate

installation

card).

This

‘Security

card’

.

Security

Card

‘is

required

as

proof

of

ownership

when

the

set

is

stolen,

when

the

detachable

front

is

lost

or

when

requesting

service.

Do

not

keep

the

‘Security

card’

in

your

car.

sa

acho

toa

ies

aR

PHILIPS

BEFORE

YOU

START

RDS

(Radio

Data

System)

Many

FM

stations

broadcast

RDS

information.

This

car

radio

uses

the

RDS

information

to

offer

you

many

advantages,

including:

display

of

the

station-name;

station

selection

according

to

programme

type

(PTY);

automatic

retuning

to

the

best

Alternative

Frequency

(AF)

for

the

same

programme;

and

listening

to

traffic

announcements,

news

bulletins

and

alarm

messages.

CASSETTES*

Only

use

good

quality

cassettes

of

60

or

90

minutes.

os

INSERTING

A

CASSETTE

¢

Open

the

front.

*

Slide

the

cassette

with

the

open

side

to

the

right

OAT

—

into

the

cassette

opening

until

it is

pulled

in.

<7

Playback

automatically

starts.

*

Push

the

front

back

up.

«ec

EJECTING

A

CASSETTE

*

Eject

the

cassette

when

the

front

is

open.

*

Remove

the

cassette

from

the

player

and

push

the

front

back

up.

|

on

CARE

OF

CASSETTES

-

Put

cassettes

back

in

their

boxes

immediately

after

use

to

protect

them

from

dust

and

dirt

and

to

prevent

the

tape

from

unwinding.

-

Never

expose

cassettes

to

heat,

direct

sunlight

or

moisture.

-

Clean

the

tape

head

(once

or

twice

a

month)

using

a

wet-tape

cleaning

cassette.

SOUND

CDs*

The

CD

player

is

suitable

for

12

cm

CDs.

ue

INSERTING

A

SOUND

CD

*

Open

the

front

(1).

*

Slide

the

sound

CD

(with

the

label

facing

upwards)

into

the

slot

(2).

CD

playback

automatically

starts.

*

Push

the

front

back

up.

oe

EJECTING

A

SOUND

CD

*

Eject

the

CD

when

the

front

is

open.

*

Carefully

remove

the

CD

from

the

player

and

push

the

front

back

up.

«

CARE

OF

CDs.

-

Avoid

making

fingerprints

on

the

CD

when

you

take

it

out.

-

Put

the

CD

back

in

its

box

immediately

after

ejecting

it,

to

protect

it

from

damage

and

dust.

-

Do

not

expose

the

CD

to

heat

or

direct

st

nlight.

~

SAPY

SS

at

-

:

as

hee

see,

*

only

for

certain

versions

-

integrated

in

the

CARiN

system.

The

distance

driven

is

recorded

inappropriate

messages.

This

means

that

CARIN

supposes

the

vehicle

THE

CARIN

NAVIGATION

SYSTEM

With

the

CARIN

system

you

have

purchased

a

powerful

tool

to

assist

the

driver

in

daily

traffic.

By

automatic

route

planning

and

guidance

you

can

concentrate

on

the

essential

things

in

today's

growing

traffic

-

especially

in

congested

areas.

Complicated

and

time-consuming

planning

with

conventional

city

and

road

maps

is

no

longer

required.

You

simply

enter

the

destination

before

driving

off,

activate

‘Guidance’

and

CARiN

does

the

rest.

CARiN

offers

you

guidance

advice

in

both

an

acoustical

and

visual

way.

Few

controls

and

a

simple

menu

structure

ensure

ease

of

operation.

DETERMINATION

OF

THE

VEHICLE

POSITION

The

movement

of

the

vehicle

is

measured

by

sensors

that

are

by

an

electronic

signal

from

the

speedometer

and

the

rotary

movements

of

bends

by

the

gyroscope

(a

rotary

measurement

system).The

information

from

these

sensors

is,

however,

not

always

exact

as

the

values

can

be

affected

by

skidding

of

the

aes

wheels,

varying

tyre

pressure

due

to

changes

in

pees

temperature,

etc.

By

comparison

of

these

signals

with

the

digitized

map,

it

is

possible

to

correct

any

inaccuracies

of

the

sensors

and

to

determine

the

position

of

the

vehicle

quite

precisely.

In

order

to

correct

the

data,

a

signal

from

the

GPS

satellites

is

required

for

a

period

of

several

minutes.

Digital

roadmap

GPS

(GLOBAL

POSITIONING

SYSTEM)

The

GPS

System

is

based

on

the

reception

of

navigation

signals

from

a

total

of

24

GPS

satellites

at

a

height

of

21.000

km

(13.000

miles).

To

determine

the

position

with

sufficient

accuracy,

signals

from

at

least

4

satellites

must

be

received.

You

can

check

the

number

of

received

satellite

signals,

see

‘Navigation

menu’,

option

‘i3

GPS

position’.

The

CARIN

GPS

receiver

can

handle

up

to

8

satellite

signals

simultaneously.

This

allows

an

accuracy

of

about

30

m

(20

ft)

to

100

m

(60

ft)

which

is

further

improved

by

the

other

sensors.

When

the

vehicle

is

parked

for

a

longer

period

of

time,

the

satellites

move

on

during

this

period.

Therefore,

when

the

ignition

is

turned

on

again

it

can

take

a

few

minutes

before

CARIN

can

pick

up

enough

satellites

and

evaluate

the

received

signals.

When

starting

up,

CARIN

may

tell

you:

“You

are

now

leaving

the

digitized

area’.

If

there

are

other

roads

in

the

area,

CARIN

may

send

is

on

another

road.

.

When

the

vehicle

has

been

at

a

standstill

for

a

longer

period

of

time,

the

CARIN

function

may

be

temporarily

inhibited.

CARIN

will

operate

reliably

again

once

the

GPS

reception

is

available

in

sufficient

quality.

«=

LIMITED

GPS

RECEPTION

Functional

disturbance

may

also

occur

if

GPS

reception

is

interrupted

or

interference

occurs

over

a

distance

of

several

miles.

GPS

reception

may

be

interrupted

or

interference

occurs:

-

In

between

high

buildings.

-

In

multi-storey

car

parks

or

garages,

in

tunnels

and

under

bridges.

-

In

forests

or

tree-lined

avenues.

-

During

heavy

rain

showers

and

thunderstorms.

-

Unfavourable

satellite

constellations

in

conjunction

with

the

mounting

position

of

the

GPS

|

antenna

(in

this

case

GPS

reception

may

be

obstructed

for

a

longer

period).

-

In

valleys

and

in

mountainous

regions.

If

the

GPS

antenna

has

been

properly

installed,

sufficient

GPS

reception

should

be

present

about

95%

of

the

driving

time.

If

interference

in

the

reception

occurs

more

frequently,

improper

mounting

of

the

GPS

antenna

may

be

the

cause.

In

this

case,

we

recommend

you

to

contact

your

CARIN

dealer.

However,

the

CARIN

Navigation

Computer

is

able

to

compensate

reception

problems

over

a

period

of

a

few

minutes

without

functional

interference.

.

CHANGING

THE

ROAD

MAP

CD

IN

THE

CARIN

SYSTEM

Change

the

road

map

CD

when

travelling

in

a

different

area

or

when

an

update

of

the

same

area

is

available.

Consult

your

dealer

for

new

CARIN

road

map

CDs.

*

Eject

the

current

CD.

Press

the

same

key

again

if

the

navigation

system

was

a

switched

off.

*

Carefully

remove

the

CD

from

the

navigation

system.

*

Slide

a

new

CARIN

CD

(with

the

label

facing

upwards)

into

the

slot.

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