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_MWE-800-4.book Seite 40 Freitag, 21. Juli 2006 4:42 16<br />

Installing <strong>MagicWatch</strong> <strong>MagicWatch</strong> MWE 800<br />

6.5 Fastening the display<br />

When laying the display cable, ensure that:<br />

They are not kinked or twisted,<br />

They do not rub on edges,<br />

They are not laid without protection in sharp edged ducts (see fig. 3,<br />

page 4).<br />

Note the following points when selecting a place to mount the display:<br />

Install the display<br />

– for example near the boot cover in cars.<br />

This enables you to look behind you when driving in reverse and<br />

observe the display at the same time (see fig. 18, page 8).<br />

– for caravans or delivery vans for example, on the dashboard in the<br />

visible area of the exterior rear view mirror.<br />

The display must be easily visible when you are reversing.<br />

The display must not be covered or damaged by any objects placed on<br />

the boot cover.<br />

Mount the display so that there is no danger of injury, if you have to<br />

suddenly brake sharply.<br />

When mounting the display, make sure that it is not in the path of an<br />

expanding airbag. This could cause injury if the airbag opens.<br />

Mount the display in the proper direction! This is the case, when the cable<br />

is faced downwards.<br />

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Caution!<br />

Before making any drill holes, ensure that no electrical cables or<br />

other parts of the vehicle can be damaged by drilling, sawing and<br />

filing.<br />

➤ Attach the display to the desired location with the supplied tape.<br />

The plug's polarity cannot be reversed: It can be only be plugged<br />

into the connection in one way.<br />

➤ Insert the display plug into the socket of the control unit (fig. 10.1, page 6).

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