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Power Connection
VoiceCom 1000™
Audio Connection Type A
If your car radio has line-in and mute pins, you are able to make the best
performing audio connection. Consult the radio's owner's manual! Locate the
line-in positive (+) pin on the radio connector and connect the purple wire
(position 4) of the Universal Wiring Harness to it. You may have to use a radio
specific connector, which is available through specialist shops. Repeat the
procedure for the line-in ground pin using the green wire (position 7). Finally
connect the mute pin of the radio with the yellow wire (position 6) of the
Universal Wiring Harness. See the illustration. With this connection type, the
radio mutes during an incoming or outgoing phone call and the audio is
transmitted through the car's built-in speaker system.
Audio Connection Type B
You should choose this type of audio connection if your car radio has no line-in
capability, and your radio speaker output power does not exceed 35 Watts per
channel. For best audio transmission of the mobile phone's sound it is
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