Car Solutions CS9100 Installation

Installation in subaru cars

Disconnect the negative terminal of the accumulator before installing the CS9100 to avoid errors

in the ECU. In order to install CS9100, remove the original navigation system.

1. Unplug the connectors of the original navigation system (most often located under front passenger

seat) and remove it.

2. Connect one end of the Subaru interface cable

socket, and the 9-pin connector to the RGB socket). Connect the other end of the Subaru interface

cable (with a 13-pin socket) to the 13-pin connector of the original navigation system.

3. Connect the CS9100 power supply cable to the CN100 connector's

navigation system.

CS9100 Installation in Subaru

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1) to CS9100 (the 8-pin connector to the DATA

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Version 3.1 22/01/2011

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Page 1 CS9100 Installation in Subaru Cars* Disconnect the negative terminal of the accumulator before installing the CS9100 to avoid errors in the ECU. In order to install CS9100, remove the original navigation system. 1. Unplug the connectors of the original navigation system (most often located under front passenger seat) and remove it.
Page 2 Figure 4 Figure 3 On the other hand, you can use CS9100 with the GPS antenna that comes with it. For better signal pickup, install the new GPS antenna in the rear spoiler (Fig.
Page 3 Version 3.1 22/01/2011 When you switch on the CS9100 navigator for the first time, handle all setup procedures using the remote control or a USB mouse. If CS9100 doesn’t respond to the remote control, you’ll need to synchronize them. Press Return and Home simultaneously and hold for 1s.