I have a 'Eurovox' car radio/cassette with 'Land Rover' on the front, but the two plugs do not match up with my Range Rover. So I would like to know how to, (after removing the plugs), wire it in. These numbers on the security code card - Model: 6330R. s/n: 2680093948. These numbers on the radio itself - Model: 6330 DE. s/n: 268009394 B. I do hope you can help. Thankyou, Martin. Email: [email protected] Phone: (03) 5828 5284.

just wired my 6330 into my sons first car so can help out.

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> white/black stripe, | white

> green/black stripe, | green
>
> purple, | red
>
> grey(on its own) -- (LOCK LUG SIDE)
>
> black, | orange
>
> yellow/black stripe, | yellow
>
> blue/backstripe, | blue
>______________________________


Using above format:


FRONT right | FRONT right

FRONT left | FRONT left

12V + | 12V + connected to ignition switch

auto antenna (I didn't use this)

EARTH | (don't know name but used on some car
phones to turn volum down when phone rings-not needed)

BACK right | BACK right

BACK left | BACK left



As a matter of convention the speaker wires that have the thin black
stripe are used to make sure all the speakers are connected to the
same polarity, and this way they are all in sync. On some speakers
(low end of market) it also shows the "earth" wire for the speaker.

The purple 12 volt wire is connected to a voltage source that is
always on, as this is what maintains the radios memory (radio station
settings and clock) and makes the LED on the front flash as a security
warning.

If you want the radio to work without having to have the ignition
switch on, then simply run the two wires together to your fused active
12 volt supply.

To make sure the radio is OK I connect the purple and black wire to
the 12 volt and earth respectively and make sure the LED comes on.
When the red wire is cionnected then the screen lights up etc and you
can put the security code etc in.

Don't run the radio without any speakers connected as you may wreck
the output circuit and this is expensive.

The antenna plugs into the socket at the rear right hand side. just wired my 6330 into my sons first car so can help out.

_____________________________
> white/black stripe, | white

> green/black stripe, | green
>
> purple, | red
>
> grey(on its own) -- (LOCK LUG SIDE)
>
> black, | orange
>
> yellow/black stripe, | yellow
>
> blue/backstripe, | blue
>______________________________


Using above format:


FRONT right | FRONT right

FRONT left | FRONT left

12V + | 12V + connected to ignition switch

auto antenna (I didn't use this)

EARTH | (don't know name but used on some car
phones to turn volum down when phone rings-not needed)

BACK right | BACK right

BACK left | BACK left



As a matter of convention the speaker wires that have the thin black
stripe are used to make sure all the speakers are connected to the
same polarity, and this way they are all in sync. On some speakers
(low end of market) it also shows the "earth" wire for the speaker.

The purple 12 volt wire is connected to a voltage source that is
always on, as this is what maintains the radios memory (radio station
settings and clock) and makes the LED on the front flash as a security
warning.

If you want the radio to work without having to have the ignition
switch on, then simply run the two wires together to your fused active
12 volt supply.

To make sure the radio is OK I connect the purple and black wire to
the 12 volt and earth respectively and make sure the LED comes on.
When the red wire is cionnected then the screen lights up etc and you
can put the security code etc in.

Don't run the radio without any speakers connected as you may wreck
the output circuit and this is expensive.

The antenna plugs into the socket at the rear right hand side.

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