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User manual Magnadyne, model M9850

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Red Wire: Connect the red wire to a source of 12 volts that is controlled by the ignition key. Use a test light or volt meter to locate a connection point at the fuse block. Black Wire: Connect the black wire to the frame of the vehicle. It is strongly recommended that the black wire be connected to a part of the vehicles frame, floorboard or sub structure to insure a good ground. It is Not advisable to connect the black wire to a factory provided ground wire. It is possible that many other electrical items will be connected to this wire and electrical noises such as pops and clicks could be present in your speakers. In addition, shared grounds tend to amplify engine noise into the unit and you will hear the noise in your speakers. Orange Wire: (with fuse holder) Connect the orange wire to a constant source of 12 volts. The battery (+) post or the battery portion of the fuse block is a good location for this wire. Use a test light or volt meter to locate a connection point at the fuse block. Installation Procedure Figure 1 Nut Washer Sheet Metal Screw Metal Strap Dashboard Mounting Sleeve Removing the Unit Removal Keys Installation Procedure Speaker Connections: Note: Every speaker has a positive (+) and a negative (-) connection terminal, therefore every speaker must have two wires connected to it. To properly connect the speaker system to your new AM/FM cassette unit, you must have a + and - wire coming from every speaker to connect to the unit. If you are connecting 2 speakers, you should have 4 wires to connect. If you are connecting 4 speakers, you should have 8 wires to connect. Wiring Four Speakers: (Fader Control Operational) Green Wire: Connect the Green wire to the Left Front speaker “Positive” wire. Green/Black Wire: Connect the Green/Black wire to Left Front speaker “Negative” wire. Green/Red Wire: Connect the Green/Red wire to the Left Rear speaker “Positive” wire. Black/Green Wire: Connect the Black/Green wire to the Left Rear speaker “Negative” wire. Gray Wire: Connect the Gray wire to Right Front speaker “Positive” wire. Gray/Black Wire: Connect the Gray/Black wire to the Right Front speaker “Negative” wire. Gray/Red Wire: Connect the Gray/Red wire to the Right Rear speaker “Positive” wire. Black/Gray Wire: Connect the Black/Gray wire to the Right Rear speaker “Negative” wire. Wiring Two Speakers: Green Wire: Connect the Green wire to the Left speaker “Positive” wire. Green/Black Wire: Connect the Green/Black wire to the Left speaker “Negative” wire. Gray Wire: Connect the Gray wire to Right speaker “Positive” wire. Gray/Black Wire: Connect the Gray/Black wire to the Right speaker “Negative” wire. Warning ! 1. Do Not Ground any speakers to the frame of the vehicle or to any other grounding system. 2. The fader control used in the M9850/M9860 radio can not be deleted. When connecting two speakers to the unit, use only the front set of wires provided in the harness. Insulate the remaining rear speaker wires provided in the harness. (Tape the wires) 3. Do Not Connect the left front and left rear wires together for any reason. This will damage the unit. Installation Procedure Control Button Identification 21634127851391011Figure 2 1. On/Off Power Switch, Balance Control and Volume Level Adjuster. 2. Fader Control. 3. Bass/Treble Tone Controls. 4. Radio Band Selector Button. 5. Manual Tuning Control Buttons. 6. Radio Station Scan Button. 7. Frequency Selector Button. 8. Weatherband Radio Selector Switch. 9. Display. 10. Tape Door Slot. 11. Fast Forward and Rewind Buttons. 12. Eject Button. 13. Preset Stations Buttons. Radio Display Figure 3 9 9a 9e 9b9c 9d Radio Display Figure 4 Using the Radio Listening to the Radio: 1. Turn the...