User manual AUDIOVOX VME 9325BTA DATASHEET

[. . . ] The bottom of the antenna should rest a minimum of 1" above the vehicle's roof. If the antenna's base is less than 1" from the roof, you will need to add a spacer under each bracket to raise the antenna higher. If spacers are needed, follow the steps below to install a spacer under each bracket: a. Remove the #8-32 x 3/8" screws and washers securing the factory-installed plastic spacer to the metal bracket. [. . . ] (A bolt is factory-installed in the base between the bracket holes. ) Attaching the Mounting Brackets Insert a nut bar into each of the metal mounting plates so that the nut bar is held suspended between the mounting plate arms. Ensure the nut bar swivels easily within the mounting plate. Metal Mounting Plate with Nut Bar Nut Bar Mounting Plate 3. Lift the skirt on the four rubber mounting blocks, then place the blocks onto the mounting plates. Align with the threaded holes in the nut bar. Rubber Mounting Block Placed onto Mounting Plate Factory-installed bolt Bracket Mounting Block Skirt 1/4"-20 x 3/4" Hex Socket Screws (with Nylok patch) Nut Bar 2. 8 54-0350 Installing the Antenna 4. With an assistant's help, position the antenna onto the centerline of the vehicle's roof with a mounting block and mounting plate under each bracket. Make sure the antenna's connector faces the rear of the vehicle. Positioning an Antenna Bracket Onto a Mounting Block 6. Make sure the antenna is positioned on the centerline of the roof in the desired location and resting firmly on the mounting blocks. With the antenna in place, mark the roof along the outside edges of the mounting plates using a pencil or scribe. Attach the four mounting plates to the roof at the locations you outlined in Step 6. Be sure to use fasteners appropriate to the roof's construction. Due to the variation in RV roof construction, consult with the RV manufacturer to determine the safest fastening method. 7. 8. Bracket Mounting Block 5. The bottom of the antenna should rest above the vehicle's roof. If the antenna's base is touching the roof, you will need to add a spacer under each bracket to raise the antenna higher. All four brackets should rest on top of the roof rack's crossbars. T-nut (in center channel) Proceed to Section 2-5 on page 2. 16. 54-0350 2. 13 TracVision A7 Installation Guide Hummer H3 Mounting Instructions 1. Position the roof rack crossbars 35" apart, measured center-to-center. Ensure that the crossbars are securely fastened to the vehicle. Be sure the roof rack's crossbars are seated in the rack's detents and are locked in place. 4. Remove the long rubber strips that run along the top of the crossbars. At each crossbar, insert two T-nuts into the center channel and slide the nuts along the channel. Inserting T-nuts in Crossbar Center Channel Center Channel 5. 2. Save the anchors for future use. Roof Rack Tie-down Anchors ­ Remove T-nut 6. Reinstall the end caps that you removed in Step 2. 2. 14 54-0350 Installing the Antenna 7. Attach each of the four mounting brackets to the antenna base using two of the supplied 1/4"-20 x 3/4" hex socket screws. (A bolt is factory-installed in the base between the bracket holes. ) Attaching Brackets to the Antenna Base 9. Position the T-nuts in the crossbars so that they line up with the holes in the antenna mounting brackets. 10. At each bracket, place a 3/8" flat washer on a 3 /8"-16 x 1" hex socket screw and insert the screw through the bracket's mounting hole and into the T-nut in the crossbar. Tighten the screws, but do not exceed 20 ft-lbf (240 in-lbf) of torque. Securing the Antenna Brackets to the Crossbars Bracket 1/4"-20 x 3/4" hex socket screws (with Nylok patch) Hex Socket Screw Flat Washer Crossbar T-nut (in center channel) 8. With an assistant's help, gently place the antenna onto the center of the roof rack, with the cable connector facing the rear of the vehicle. All four brackets should rest on top of the roof rack's crossbars. 54-0350 2. 15 TracVision A7 Installation Guide 2-5 Connect the Antenna Cable There are two options for passing the cable into the vehicle: Option 1 - Through the roof Option 2 - Behind the hatch (SUVs and minivans) If the gap in the vehicle's hatch hinge is wide enough when closed to allow the antenna cable to pass without pinching it, maintaining a 3" bend radius, you can insert the antenna cable through the gap and into the vehicle. If the gap is too narrow, you will need to use the roof drill-through option. [. . . ] You mounted the receiver in a dry location away from any heat sources and allowed plenty of room for ventilation. Receiver Location: You installed two "AAA" batteries in the remote control. 3. 10 54-0350 Page # 2. 7, 2. 11, 2. 13 2. 15 2. 17, 2. 20 2. 18 3. 5 3. 5 3. 6 3. 6 3. 8 3. 10 Done? 4. 4 Completing the Installation 4-2 Test the System 2. 3. Apply vehicle power and turn on the vehicle's entertainment system. [. . . ]