Audiotec Fischer DIRECTOR Bedienungsanleitung Seite 3

Congratulations!
Dear Customer,
congratulations on your purchase of this high-qual-
ity product. This display remote control is produced
by using the latest technology. We wish you many
hours of enjoyment with your new Audiotec Fischer
product.
Yours,
AUDIOTEC FISCHER
General Instructions
To prevent damage to the unit and possible injury,
read this manual carefully and follow all installation
instructions. This product has been checked for
proper function prior to shipping and is guaranteed
against manufacturing defects.
Before starting your installation, disconnect the
battery's negative terminal to prevent damage
to the unit, fire and / or risk of injury. For a proper
performance and to ensure full warranty coverage,
we strongly recommend to get this product installed
by an authorized BRAX, HELIX or MATCH dealer.
Install your DIRECTOR in a dry location with suffi-
cient air circulation for proper cooling of the equip-
ment.
For safety reasons the DIRECTOR must be in-
stalled professionally to prevent hazard to the
vehicle and / or risk of injury to the passengers
during a critical driving situation such as an
emergency braking. The remote control should be
secured to a solid mounting surface using proper
mounting hardware.
DIRECTOR
Attention: During assembly make sure that the
DIRECTOR cannot interfere with any safety system
of the car (e.g. airbags).
• Do not mount the remote control on faceplates
of airbags (e.g. steering wheel or car dash-
board)
• Do not mount the DIRECTOR in the view field
of the driver
• Do not place the remote control unsecured on
top of the dashboard
Before mounting, carefully examine the area
around and behind the proposed installation loca-
tion to insure that there are no electrical cables or
components, hydraulic brake lines or any part of the
fuel tank located behind the mounting surface. Fail-
ure to do so may result in unpredictable damage
to these components and possible costly repairs to
the vehicle.
Prior to installation, plan the wire routing to avoid
any possible damage to the wire harness. All ca-
bling should be protected against possible crushing
or pinching hazards. Also avoid routing cables close
to potential noise sources such as electric motors,
high power accessories and other vehicle harness-
es.
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