Ge-Tectronic Fast Mute Sonic XL Instruction Manual - User Manual

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Fastmute

SONIC

Sound

Rreproduction

your

Car

Speaker

Instruction

Manual

2009 by ge-tectronic

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Please read these instructions carefully before installing or using this product and keep the manual at
handy for reference when installing!

1. Guarantee and Liability:

ge-tectronic guarantees that this product is free from material and manufacturing defects under normal usage
conditions. The guarantee period is 2 years from date of invoice. Warranty excludes improper product handling.
This includes among other things, incorrect storage, installation, connection or operation.
To make a warranty claim, please contact ge-tectronic support. Under no circumstances is damage caused by the
installation or use of this device included in warranty, either from the equipment itself or the incorrect installation in
the vehicle. The manufacturers’ requirements for wiring and installation must be followed completely. Damages of any
type are the responsibility of the user/installer.

Dear Customer,
You made a great decision to purchase the ge-tectronic

FastMute

Sonic XL

. ge-tectronic endeavours to

provide its customers with stable and reliable products. Therefore every unit goes under extensive functional
testing. We thank you for your purchasing decision and hope that our product fulfils all your expectations.
Should you, nevertheless, experience a problem with our products, please contact ge-tectronic support.

Contents

Guarantee

and

Liability

Page

Safety

Information

Page

Product

Features

Page

General

Functional

Description

Page

Assembly, Installation and Connection

Page 4 - 7

Operation

and

Use

Page

Wiring Diagram, Pin Connections, Block Diagram

Page 8 - 9

Technical

Data

Page

Fault

Finding

Page

10.

Declaration

Conformity

Page

11.

Option

and

accessories

Page

2. Safety Information

To avoid damaging this product, the vehicle or audio equipment, please note that:

•

The connection and installation of the equipment should be performed only by qualified persons

•

Carefully read the instructions before installing or using

•

Observe the instructions and keep the manual handy for reference!

Remove all power before opening the equipment case

Remove all power before running cables or making connections

Observe the connection polarities (power supplies, audio signals and loudspeakers)

Incorrect polarity of the loudspeakers can permanently damage the vehicle radio

Ensure suitable fusing for the power supply

Make sure that the connectors are completely inserted and the locking tab secured in position

To remove the connector, release the locking tab and hold the plastic body only

Do not pull on the connecting cables, and avoid tension on the cables during installation

Unused cables on the connectors must be individually isolated

Do not cover the heatsink opening

Do not expose the equipment to direct sun light

If you have any doubts, contact a specialist to carry out the installation

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3. Product Features

„flextime2

”Mode with dynamic loudspeaker control for navigation and music modes

AutoPower-Function - automatic on/off switching, including delayed switch-off

operation without ignition signal - ideal for vehicles with Bus-Systems

Manual-Power Switching - manual on/off switching via ignition signal

two Audio Inputs (one Audio input by wire in use of Sound2Nav BT Control

)

screened Audio Inputs with plug-in sockets (3,5mm Jack)

Stereo Audio Amplifier with 15 Watt output (DIN45500) to drive the vehicle loudspeakers

universal application, including radios without external audio and mute connections

relay switched output stage for switching of all four loudspeaker channels

selectable as “Stand Alone” solution for separate outboard loudspeakers

screened Power Output for Navi charging cable, to reduce electrical noise

adjustable Audio Trigger threshold to match audio source levels and suppress noise

external Mute for prioritised control by Hands Free equipment

plug connector for external volume control

Option:

BT Link 1

BT Link 2

Multiprofile-Bluetooth® for audio streaming and ‘Hands Free’

functions

4. General Functional Description

a. Method

Operation

FastMute

Sonic XL

enables the connection of a navigation system (PNA, PDA, and PPC among others),

to the on-board loudspeakers of the vehicle in order to play the navigation announcements over those
loudspeakers. In the same way,

FastMute

Sonic XL

can relay other desired audio signals via the vehicle

loudspeakers - for example, MP3-Players, DVD or telephone.

FastMute

Sonic XL

also allows the

connection of a second audio source, in parallel.

b. Dynamic Loudspeaker Control

The new Flextime2

Mode controls the four loudspeaker channels dependent on the type of audio signal being

reproduced. For brief audio signals (under 15 seconds), such as are typical from Navi announcements, the
equipment remains in Short-Time-Mode and, about two seconds after the announcement has finished, switches
back to the auto radio. In this operating mode, only the front loudspeakers are controlled, therefore the
Radio/CD continues to be heard over the rear loudspeakers at the same time as the Navi announcement.

For longer audio signals that last over 15 seconds, such as the replay of MP3, talking books, or videos, the
equipment switches automatically into Long Time Mode. The switch back time, in this case, is about 20 seconds
and, after this interval, the equipment switches over to Short-Time-Mode.
As soon as the Long-Time-Mode is active, the rear speakers are used in addition to the front speakers for the
output of music via

FastMute

Sonic XL

An intelligent controller reduces the continual switching of the

car radio between songs or pauses in speech in videos to a minimum.

Using the Multiprofile-Bluetooth® Module „

BT Link 1

BT Link

“, active telephone calls are switched to

all the loudspeaker channels by

FastMute

Sonic XL

Additionally, there is the option to suppress the switchover of the loudspeakers, for example where an external
Hands Free unit is used.

AutoPower-Function

Because, on many vehicles with Bus-Systems, there is no ignition signal available,

FastMute

Sonic XL

provides automatic recognition of the radio switch-on. As soon as the radio is switched on,

FastMute

Sonic

is automatically activated.

An integrated switch-off delay keeps the system active for about 40 minutes after the radio is switched off. If an
audio signal is detected during the switch-off time, then the switch-off delay period is restarted. This function
ensures the correct operation of

FastMute

Sonic XL

when the radio is switched off. At the end of the

switch-off delay time, the equipment switches to quiescent mode, to prevent possible battery discharge.
For vehicles without a radio, manual switch on/off via the ignition is possible.

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d. Low Noise

FastMute

Sonic XL

provides its own noise-protected power supply for attached equipment (PNA, PDA,

PPC) via the charging cable of the unit. The DIN-ISO Adapter is equipped with an integrated connector for charger
cable operation.
The integrated power supply output delivers a high quality and low noise output, because the output is protected
and additionally noise-screened. This minimises annoying electronic noise from the vehicle equipment.
Furthermore, the vehicle power output socket (generally the cigarette lighter) remains free, avoiding the
traditional cable spaghetti on the dashboard. Finally, both audio inputs are equipped with extensive noise
screening and thus interference and noise in the audio signals are even further reduced.

e. Output volume adjustment

FastMute

Sonic XL

provides its own amplifier with electronic volume adjustment.

The volume control (“Volume“) can be adjusted on the unit to vary its output.
For more comfortable operation of the output volume, an external volume controller can be connected via a jack
plug (optional). (Use Connector: “Ex. Volume Control“)

5. Assembly, Installation and Connection

a. Installation

Simple, plug-in installation: The supplied ISO DIN Adapter is simply installed between the radio and the
original wiring for all radios with DIN ISO Connection. If your vehicle does not have DIN ISO plug connections,
TELEKUNKEN supplies vehicle-specific adapters, in addition to the DIN ISO adapter.
Thus, the original wiring in the vehicle remains unaltered.

With some vehicles, the space available behind the radio is very limited. The DIN ISO adapter of the

FastMute

Sonic XL

is designed in such a way that the equipment can also be installed behind the glove compartment.

In this case, remove the glove compartment (usually fastened with four screws) and the radio from the console.
Run the DIN ISO adapter cable from the radio slot to behind the glove compartment. Attach all cables in
accordance with the following installation instructions. Ensure that the housing of

FastMute

Sonic XL

does not rest directly against the vehicle frame so that vibration cannot be transmitted to the equipment. If
necessary, fit foam material between the parts.
If your

FastMute

Sonic XL

has a ventilation opening on the upper part of the housing, ensure that the

heat can escape unhindered.

b. Connecting the DIN-ISO Adapter

Picture 1:

Remove the radio from the console following the
manufacturers’ instructions. Remove the DIN ISO plug
from the vehicle wiring harness at the rear of your radio.

Picture 2:

Insert the supplied DIN-ISO-Adapter between the radio
sockets and the vehicle wring harness.

If your vehicle does not have ISO connectors, our
accessory program can supply suitable auxiliary
adapters for your vehicle.

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Picture 3:

Because the pin connections for continuous power and
ignition are not identical across vehicle types, the flat
connectors allow the correct connections to be made.

In order to be able to use all functions of the

FastMute

Sonic XL

the unit should be connected to the

permanent plus, therefore connect the two yellow cables – the PIN 24 of the system plug with the yellow
cable of the ISO-Adapter.

Test the functionality by inserting the Navi-charger cable in the 12V-connector of the ISO-Adapter socket. The
charger cable should now be supplied with power (check the LED of the charger plug is illuminated). If the charger
has no power, then connect the Yellow cable from

FastMute

Sonic XL

(PIN 24) with the red cable of

the ISO-Adapter. Test the functionality of the Navi charger cable again.

Tip:

“Auto

Power

Function”

Simply connect the

FastMute

Sonic XL

to the Continuous plus (Picture 3) to use the Auto Power

Function. When the radio is switched on, Sound2Nav will be activated automatically. After switching off the radio
or after the last audio output, all functions remain available for about 40 minutes. After this, the

FastMute

Sonic XL

will switch into quiescent mode, which will avoid discharging the battery.

The 12V output for Navi-charger cable is also controlled by AutoPower-funktion of

FastMute

Sonic

FastMute

Sonic XL

is not used in conjunction with a modern radio, then the ignition signal can be

used to activate the functionality. The switch-off delay functions in addition to the ignition signal. For this
configuration, the +12V continuous plus is connected to PIN 24 (yellow) and, in addition, the +12V ignition plus is
connected to PIN 22 (red).

Tip: “Dynamic Loudspeaker Control”

To make full use of the dynamic loudspeaker control of

FastMute

Sonic XL

, the mute signal should

NOT be connected to the radio.

Without the mute signal connected, the rear loudspeakers remain active during Navi announcements i.e. music,
news or traffic announcements continue to be heard.
During the output of MP3 audio through

FastMute

Sonic XL

the rear loudspeakers are automatically

activated
(Long-Time-Mode).
If you prefer to switch off the rear loudspeakers during Navi announcements, connect the flat connector for the
mute signal as described below on the DIN-ISO Adapter:
Connect cable white/brown (PIN 19) to cable white/brown, or
Connect cable white/brown (PIN 19) to cable white/yellow.

Some radios have a so-called “Navi-Mute-Connection“ which, during a Navi announcement, reduces the radio
volume. To use this function, you can connect the mute signal with this cable to the radio.

(Note: Observe the correct pin connection for the mute signal of the radio. The layout of radio connections can be different from the standard).

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Picture 4:

Plug the charger cable of the PDA/PNA into the connector
socket of the ISO-Adapter cable.

Tip:

12V Socket for the Navi Charger Cable

The

FastMute

Sonic XL

provides a connector socket with a screened supply (+12V) for the connection

of Navi-charger cables. This power supply is specifically designed for the connection of your vehicle Navi charger
cable. Because of the various shapes of the charger plugs, it is possible that, during driving, the plug becomes
loose; therefore it is recommended that the plug should be secured to the socket with adhesive tape.
The charger cable of the Navi must not be modified. The Navi must not be connected directly (without
charger plug) to the socket.

Note: The 12V output for Navi-charger cable is also controlled by AutoPower-funktion of

FastMute

Sonic XL

c. Connecting audio equipment (PNA, PDA, PPC, MP3-Player, etc.)

FastMute

Sonic XL

is equipped with two 3.5mm jack sockets for connecting audio sources. The two

sockets can be found near the ISO-Adapter socket and are marked as Audio-IN 1 and 2 (suitable jack plugs can
be found in our catalog).

If both audio sources are played simultaneously into both inputs (e.g. MP3-Player and Navi), both audio
signals will be mixed together.
.
Note that if you supply your own cables and plugs,
they must follow the diagram shown here.
NOTE: Mono-jack connectors (2-core) cannot be used.

Picture 5.

Connect the external audio source (Navi, PDA, PNA,
etc.) with a stereo jack cable to an audio input on the

FastMute

Sonic XL

Suitable jack plug cables for equipment with 2.5mm or
3.5mm connectors can be found in our catalog.

Warning: When the integrated Multiprofile-Bluetooth® function is used, only Audio-IN 1 can
be used for audio sources. As soon as audio connection 2 is used, then the audio signal from the

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Multiprofile-Bluetooth® is deactivated.
Insert the plug of

BT Link 1

BT Link 2

in the system connector on the device

(see Picture 6 below).For optimal speech clarity, the

BT Link 1

BT Link 2

should

be close to the spokesperson and aligned towards the spokesperson. We recommend
installation in the middle of the dashboard close to the rear view mirror.
Avoid installing close to the ventilation ducts.

Please see Instruction-Manual of

BT Link 1

BT Link 2

Attention: Please note the current legal position to service

mobile phones while driving

Connecting the Remote Volume Control (optional)

An optional external volume control can be purchased and connected (see Picture 6 below), into the socket
marked: “Ext. Volume Control” and used to adjust the volume level to an appropriate level, at any time. The
compact housing of the volume control can be accommodated inconspicuously in the vehicle and is ideal for
vehicles with variable ambient noise levels (e.g. Convertibles, Campervans, etc.).
Warning: Insert and remove the external volume control plug only when the equipment is switched off!

e. Connecting and Combining with Existing Hands-Free Equipment

If you already have HFE (Hands Free Equipment) installed in the vehicle, you can easily integrate

FastMute

Sonic XL

with it. If the HFE is, likewise, equipped with ISO connections between the Radio and vehicle, then

the

FastMute

Sonic XL

should be connected between the radio and the HFE. The equipment connection

sequence should be:
Radio

FastMute

Sonic XL

HFE

Vehicle cables

This sequence ensures that the HFE has priority over the Navi announcements because the HFE has direct
access to the loudspeakers.

If there is already a mute signal connection from the HFE to the radio, this can be left attached.
The mute signal from the HFE can also be attached to the

FastMute

Sonic XL

to suppress the output

during a telephone call.
In order to suppress the output from

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Sonic XL

the free cable on the DIN-ISO Adapter (Pin 2) is

connected to the mute signal of the HFE.

f. Operation with Hifi Amplifier

If your vehicle has Hifi equipment with an external amplifier, then the audio signal from

FastMute

Sonic XL

can be connected to a free input on the amplifier. For this type of connection, use the Audio signal from PIN 17
and 15 and/or PIN 13 and 11 (right front/left front channels) from

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Sonic XL

. These outputs are

active only when

FastMute

Sonic XL

receives an audio signal. In this way, there is no permanent audio

signal to the amplifier and noise is minimised.

Alternative Installation: You can also switch the loudspeaker signal using the relay switching stage before the
amplifier. With the

FastMute

Sonic XL

installed between the radio and amplifier the non-amplified signal

is switched by the relay stage, before being passed on to the amplifier.
The output volume from

FastMute

Sonic XL

is, in this case, significantly reduced.

Warning: Check the connection possibilities of the amplifier. Where necessary use a “Line-Adapter“ (also known

as “Hi-Low” Adapter), so that the signal level matches the amplifier.

g. “Standalone” operation without radio e.g. helmet loudspeakers on motorcycle

Instead of the vehicle loudspeakers, up to four separate outboard loudspeakers (4-8 Ohm) can be connected to the
relay switch. This configuration allows the use of the equipment completely without a radio and thus also operates
with helmet loudspeakers on a motorcycle.
For this application, use the loudspeaker connections PIN 17/15 (Right front), PIN 13/11 (Left front), PIN 9/7 (Right
rear) and PIN 5/3 (Left rear).

6. Operation and Use

a. Function testing after installation

After installing the

FastMute

Sonic XL

as described, you can begin to test the functionality.

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If you have chosen the continuous plus connection, the

FastMute

Sonic XL

switches on automatically

when the radio is switched on.
For operation on ignition plus,

FastMute

Sonic XL

switches on when the ignition is switched on. When the

radio (where the ignition is in the appropriate position) is switched on, the operating light (“EIN/ON”) next to the
ISO connector socket plug will illuminate. The radio should continue to be heard on all loudspeaker channels.

Now, test the output from

FastMute

Sonic XL

Set the output volume level of the audio source (Navi, MP3 etc) to about 60-70% (The value depends on the
audio source) and then start the output. You should now hear the output of the external audio source on both
front loudspeakers. You should continue to hear the radio/CD on the rear loudspeakers. After continuous audio
output of around 20 seconds, the rear loudspeakers will switch to the

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Sonic XL

output. The

equipment is now in Long Time Mode and the delay to switch the relay back to radio is extended to about 20
seconds, to bridge any quiet passages or pauses in the music output.

b. Audio Trigger (Threshold) Level Adjustment

The circuit has an adjustable trigger level. If

FastMute

Sonic XL

is activated without a specific audio

signal input, then the trigger level can be changed to reduce the sensitivity. The volume level of the audio source
should be set to around 60-80%. To the left of the ISO-System connector, you will find the trimmer adjustment
“Mute Offset” for the trigger level. Adjust the trimmer to raise the trigger level (turn to the right), until the mute
signal is no longer triggered without an audio input. If the audio output via

FastMute

Sonic XL

interrupted, then the trigger level should be reduced (turn to the left), or the volume of the audio source should be
increased.

Use a small screwdriver to adjust the output level of the internal volume control or plug in an external volume
level controller (optional)

If the output level of the

FastMute

Sonic XL

needs to be slightly louder than the “normal” level, you can

fine-tune the levels of the audio sources to the respective audio environments. If the adjustment range of the
audio source is not wide enough then you should use an external volume controller.
This is ideal for widely different acoustic levels e.g. Camperwagons, Transporters, and Convertibles etc.

After switching off the radio (where appropriate, the ignition position off), the

FastMute

Sonic XL

remains active for about 40 minutes. A new switch on or audio output signal resets the delay time and the
equipment remains active for a further 40 minutes. If the radio is switched off during the drive,

FastMute

Sonic XL

continues to function without limits until the end of the switch-off delay time or another audio signal is

recognised.
When the switch-off delay time has expired, then the equipment goes into quiescent mode to avoid draining
the battery.

Check that the

FastMute

Sonic XL

power indicator switches off after about 40 minutes as

programmed.

Wiring Diagram, Pin Connections, Block Diagram

Picture 6:
Connections and
Operating Parts

Connections

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1: not used
2: External Mute-Input (e.g. for Mute signal from Hands Free equipment)
3: Output Loudspeaker Left Rear – (to Loudspeaker)
4: Input Loudspeaker Left Rear – (from Radio)
5: Output Loudspeaker Left Rear + (to Loudspeaker)
6: Input Loudspeaker Left Rear + (from Radio)
7: Output Loudspeaker Right Rear – (to Loudspeaker)
8: Input Loudspeaker Right Rear – (from Radio)
9: Output Loudspeaker Right Rear + (to Loudspeaker)
10: Input Loudspeaker Right Rear + (from Radio)
11: Output Loudspeaker Left Front – (to Loudspeaker)
12: Input Loudspeaker Left Front – (from Radio)
13: Output Loudspeaker Left Front + (to Loudspeaker)
14: Input Loudspeaker Left Front + (from Radio)
15: Output Loudspeaker Right Front – (to Loudspeaker)
16: Input Loudspeaker Right Front – (from Radio)
17: Output Loudspeaker Right Front + (to Loudspeaker)
18: Input Loudspeaker Right Front + (from Radio)
19: Mute-Connection for vehicle radio (not necessary with Dynamic Loudspeaker-Control)
20: Screened Supply Output Earth/GND for Navi-Charger Socket
21: Screened Supply Output 12V/DC for Navi-Charger Socket
22: Ignition/Start (not necessary with Auto Power-Function)
23: Input Supply Power Earth/GND from vehicle supply
24: Input Supply Power 12V/DC from vehicle supply

Block Diagram

Picture 7: Connection Schematic and Parts

8. Technical Data

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Operating voltage: 10-18 V/DC

Output capacity: 15W Sine wave (DIN45500)

Minimum volts input for mute signal recognition: 80mV

Minimum input for maximum loudspeaker output: 200mV

Protected against polarity reversal with plug-in fuse: 3.15A

Temperature range: -35°C to +85°C

Protected against EMV noise up to +/-300V

Audio amplifier protected against short circuit and over temperature

Galvanically-separated audio inputs

Vehicle loudspeakers. 4 units each 4 Ohm (see Connection diagram)

Max. Load for the relay stage per channel: 30 Watt (Sine) Radio power (or 60 Watt RMS)

Mute signal: 12 Volt Radio-Mute-Signal max.10mA switched to Earth/GND

Quiescent current: < 0,1mA

Load capacity of the power output (Connection 20/21): max. 1A at 12V

3.5mm jack connectors for audio signals and external volume controller

Dimensions:

86x147x35

Conforms to RoHs

9. Fault Finding

Problem

Possible Causes

Solution

Equipment display not lit

-Supply voltage missing on PIN24

-Radio not switched on

-Equipment fuse blown

-Radio signal not recognised

-Check the voltage on PIN24 e.g.
Test function of the 12V socket with
charger cable

-Switch on radio

-Replace plug in fuse on the circuit
board

-Connect the ignition plus signal in
addition

Equipment display does not shut
down

-Switch off delay not working (+-
40min.)

-Noise in audio signal

-Switch off radio
-Switch off audio source
-Switch off ignition (PIN22)

-Increase threshold switching value

No audio output through

FastMute

Sonic XL

-Volume too low

-Threshold switching value too high

-Missing audio signal

-Incorrect connector cable

-Increase volume of the audio source

-Reduce threshold trigger value (Turn
the potentiometer a little to the left)

-Check the audio signal source with
headphones

-Use Stereo-connector cable (3 cores)

Switchover and mute signal
happens without an input audio
signal

-Threshold trigger value too low

-Noisy audio signal

- Increase threshold trigger value
(Turn the potentiometer a little to the
right)

-Check battery of audio source

Output delivered only at the front

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loudspeakers

-Long-Time-Mode not active
Signal >15sec.)

-Increase the volume level of the audio
source

Audio output not complete or
chopped off

-Threshold trigger value too high

-Volume too low

-Reduce threshold trigger value (Turn
the potentiometer a little to the left)

-Increase volume of the audio source

Volume difference between the
various audio sources

-Different output levels from the
audio sources

-Adjust the output volume of the audio
sources
-Use external volume control

Bluetooth® connection not possible
/ not stable

(only in combination with

BT Link 1

BT Link 2

)

-BT-Module already used

-Pre-existing faulty connection

-Incorrect PIN entry

-Signal range too weak

-Only one unit can be connected for
each BT-Profile (e.g. Mobile telephone
and Audio player)

-Switch off the equipment (observe
switch off delay), after start up create
a new connection

-Enter PIN: 0000 to pair the equipment

-Reduce the range. Do not cover the
equipment with metal parts.

Noise on the Hands Free Function

-Ambient noise

-Mobile phone emitting maximum
transmit power

-Microphone placed incorrectly

-Radio, ventilation or other ambient
noise is reaching the microphone

-Mobile telephones often switch to
maximum transmit power in vehicles.
These transmissions can affect the
microphone. The distance between
the microphone and the mobile phone
must be increased.

-Place the microphone facing the
driver or reduce the distance between
the microphone and the driver.

What are the unconnected cables
on the ISO-Adapter for

External Mute, in combination with
Hands Free equipment

See Point 5/e. Page 6. If the
connection is unused, please
electrically isolate the cable end

10. Declaration of Conformity

The company ge-tectronic, declares in its sole responsibility that the Product:

FastMute

Sonic XL

which this declaration refers, conforms to the following standards or standardising documents:

EMV:

Emissions

61000-6-3:200

Immunity EN 61000:6-1:2001

Equipment safety

EN 60335-1:2002

Complies with the guideline regulations:

89/336/EWG EMV-Directive
73/23/EWG

Low Voltage Directive

11. Options, Accessories

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BT Link 1

Multiprofil-Bluetooth® - Panel

Make

FastMute

Sonic XL

to a perfect handsfree unit.

It is also possible to play music from a mobile phone , MP3-
players, etc. transmitted via Bluetooth® directly to the vehicle
speakers.
On the illuminated buttons can control the MP3-player and phone
functions of the mobile phone.

Built-in microphone with voice processor, echo and noise
suppression for optimal voice quality.

BT Link 2

Multiprofil-Bluetooth® - Panel with Grafik-Display

Additional to the functions of

BT Link 1

offers

BT Link 2

everything what frequent phone calls in the car make more
confortable.
- Download of phonebook-entries and vCard´s from mobilephone
- Dual-Mode for parallel operation of two mobile phones (eg. for
passenger)
- supports the voice recognition function of the mobile phone
- plantext menu assistance via illuminated graphic display
- status indicator from mobile phone (battery capacity, network

        quality, SMS)
       -range of different settings (eg. microphone sensitivity, volume,
        pairing behaviour, voice processor, menu language, lighting,
        contrast, etc.)

Exteral Volume-Control

The volume control allows to change the playback volume of

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Sonic XL

by an external body.

Especially in ambient with changing noise (such as cabriolets,
campers or vans) it is ideal, because the volume of the navigation
announcements or other audio sources can always be tailored to
personal needs.

Bluetooth and the Bluetooth logos are trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., U.S.A.

and licensed to ge-tectronic Automotive Communication Systems in Germany.

Registered trademarks and product names of third party suppliers are recognised as such and are copyright of the respective companies.

Reproduction or duplication of this document, as well as further use, is not permitted without prior written permission. Damages will be pursued

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