Description
Material: copper core
Number of Pin: 12 Pins
Operating Temperature: -35℃~+75℃
Total Harmonic Distortion : 0.05%
DAC Resolution : 20bit
SN Ratio : 90dB
Frequency Response : 20HZ-20KHZ
Fit For BMW E60
The red power line is connected to 12V+
Black power line connected to 12V-
Insert the white plug into the CD player socket
The mobile phone is connected to the Bluetooth module,
When AUX is selected as the sound source, you can play mobile music.
It is applicable to all mobile phones with Bluetooth function,
Installation Steps
1. Turn off car engine and remove key from ignition, if car radio uses a security code, make sure that you have the code before unplugging the radio.
2. Unmount the radio from the dash in order to get access to the back side of the radio, and find CD Changer port at the back of the radio. For details of unmount, please refer to car user manual or car stereo manual, or ask professional staff to unmount the radio.
3. Connect wire harness to car stereo radio module unit in advance. Be sure to make a firm connection. Then attach the wire harness connector to the back of stereo to the CD changer port.
4. For some car models, connect the red wire to B+/Ub+/12V ACC port (different car stereos has different names) or other correct ACC power or 5 / 12V battery power. Connect the black wire to GND port of head unit power module unit.
5. Turn on the car and power on car Head Unit, press CD (or Disc / Mode / CDC / SOURCE / AUX) button for once or twice to switch to music play mode.
6. Turn on the Bluetooth function of mobile phone, search and pair with Bluetooth device named“JieRi BT5608”, Mobile phone will be able to connect to BTA after paired successfully. Test with mobile phone to confirm whether Bluetooth music work normally.
7. After successful test, re-assemble the radio, and put wire harness and module unit box in proper place (glove box, storage box, etc.), fasten screws between module unit and wire harness. Put back car head unit into original position. Now the installation is finished.
