General Instructions - HELIX P SIX DSP MK2 Installation Instructions Manual

Congratulations!
Dear Customer,
Congratulations on your purchase of this innovative
and high-qual ity HELIX product.
With the HELIX P SIX DSP MK2, Audiotec Fischer
is setting new standards in the range of digital

General instructions

General installation instructions for HELIX
components
To prevent damage to the unit and possible injury,
read this manual carefully and follow all installation
instructions. This product has been checked for
proper function prior to shipping and is guaranteed
against manufacturing defects.
Before starting your installation, disconnect
the battery's negative terminal to prevent
a proper performance and to ensure full warranty
coverage, we strongly recommend to get this prod-
uct installed by an authorized HELIX dealer.
Install your HELIX P SIX DSP MK2 in a dry loca-
to a solid mounting surface using proper mount-
ing hardware. Before mounting, carefully examine
the area around and behind the proposed instal-
lation location to insure that there are no electrical
cables or components, hydraulic brake lines or any
part of the fuel tank located behind the mounting
surface. Failure to do so may result in unpredictable
damage to these components and possible costly
repairs to the vehicle.
We wish you many hours of enjoyment with your
new HELIX P SIX DSP MK2.
Yours,
AUDIOTEC FISCHER
General instruction for connecting the HELIX
installed in vehicles which have a 12 Volts / 24 Volts
negative terminal connected to the chassis ground.
Any other system could cause damage to the am-
positive cable from the battery for the complete
system should be provided with a main fuse at a
distance of max. 30 cm from the battery. The val-
For ue of the fuse is calculated from the maximum total
current input of the car audio system.
ble cross-section for the connection of HELIX
P SIX DSP MK2. The fuses may only be replaced
by identically rated fuses (3 x 25 A) to avoid
Prior to installation, plan the wire routing to
avoid any possible damage to the wire harness.
All cabling should be protected against possible
crushing or pinching hazards. Also avoid routing
cables close to potential noise sources such as
electric motors, high power accessories and other
vehicle harnesses.
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