Defender. Manual - part 224
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Select station - radio mode or select track forwards - CD/USB mode or fast forward - CD/USB mode
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Select station - radio mode or select track backwards - CD/USB mode or fast reverse - CD/USB mode
The head unit is located in a central position in the instrument panel, above the heater controls. The head unit locates in
an ISO standard radio cage which is specific to the Clarion® head unit. Two special tools are required to remove the
head unit from the cage once installed.
A link harness is used to connect the Clarion® head unit to the existing In-Car Entertainment (ICE) harness connectors.
The link harness plugs into the existing ICE connector on the main harness and has four phono plugs and one connector
to provide the connections to the Clarion® head unit. The phono plugs provide the speaker outputs and are colored red
and white. Two of the plug wires have a blue tracer for identification. Two phono plugs connect to the top 2 phono
sockets in the head unit and the two phono plugs with the blue tracer connect to the center 2 phono sockets on the
head unit. The phono sockets on the head unit are also colored red and white to ensure the correct connections are
made and the speaker polarity is correct. The connector also plugs into the rear of the head unit. The aerial plug is a
male plug which connects into a socket on the rear of the head unit.
If iPod connectivity is installed an additional iPod audio connectivity module and link harness is used. The audio
connectivity module is located on the cross car beam to the right of the head unit and is secured with a zip tie. This
harness plugs into the existing ICE connector and the head unit link harness connects to the iPod audio connectivity
module link harness. The audio connectivity module has a lead for the antenna connection. The lead from the antenna is
plugged into the module antenna connection and the antenna lead from the module then connects into the head unit
antenna connector.
The Clarion® DB568RUSB head unit features a detachable control panel which can be removed for security. The panel is
released by pressing the button at the top LH corner of the unit. The panel will be released and can be removed and
stored in the supplied case. The panel can be refitted by locating the RH end of the panel in the slots in the head unit
and gently pushing the LH end of the panel towards the unit until the catch engages.
A USB port is located in the RH hand end of the unit and can be accessed by opening a cover on the detachable control
panel. The port allows the use of a customer supplied USB memory device to allow access to a large range of music
files in both MP3 and WMA formats. The unit can read the files and folder structures and data from the memory device
and play the music directly via the USB port. It is not recommended to use this port for iPod connection.
Full operating instructions and unit features are detailed in the owner literature supplied with the vehicle.
An auxiliary input socket is located inside the cubby box. The socket allows for the additional connection of an MP3
player or other storage device via a single pin jack plug.
Specifications
Power supply voltage: 14.4 Volts (10.8 to 15.6 Volts allowable) - Negative earth
Current consumption: less than 15 Amperes
Speaker impedance: 4 Ohms (4 to 8 Ohms allowable)
Audio maximum power output: 200 Watts (50 Watts X 4 channels)
Audio power output: 4 X 25 Watts
USB 1.1 and 2.0 compatible with transfer rate of 12 Mbps maximum
MP3 and WMA compatible
FM frequency range: 87.5 to 108 MHz
MW frequency range: 531 to 1602 kHz
AM frequency range: 153 to 279 kHz
The speakers installed in the SVX vehicle are upgraded from the standard fitment and are also supplied by Clarion®.
These speakers are connected to the existing speaker harnesses by link leads which allow for the different connector
specifications required for the Clarion® speakers.
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