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help on ttx7101, caa357 system wiring


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tdd8106 
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Posted: July 02, 2003 at 1:05 PM / IP Logged  

i had a clarion ttx7101 tv tuner with caa-357

stand-alone option (remote control and DIN to RCA
cable)
i have few question
1.  where should i plug the DIN/RCA cable? in the
changer output or source unit output?
2.  what must be the position switch in the tuner?
should it be FM MOD or DECK or C-BUS?  i wanted to use
the RCA audio out instead of the FM-MOD.
3.  do i need to connect both power leads, i mean the
power leads that goes out from the DIN/RCA cable and
the power leads that come in at the back of the tv
tuner
4.  a detailed diagram would help as well

help on ttx7101, caa357 system wiring -- posted image.thanks

esmith69 
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Posted: July 02, 2003 at 5:11 PM / IP Logged  

Hook it up to the DIN connector labeled "source unit".

My guess would be to set the switch to "C-bus" since the caa-357 is a C-bus component and not a head unit, but I am not 100% sure if that's correct or not.

From what I've read, the power leads coming out from the din/rca cable are only used when you use the optional fm modulator, so just tape them up and don't connect to them.  However, the tv tuner's power/ground connections need to be hooked up regardless.

Some useful links i found :

Crutchfield's archived product info for the ttx7101

Clarion tv tuners faq

owner's manual for ttx7101

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tdd8106 
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Posted: July 03, 2003 at 10:49 AM / IP Logged  
esmith69 wrote:

Hook it up to the DIN connector labeled "source unit".

My guess would be to set the switch to "C-bus" since the caa-357 is a C-bus component and not a head unit, but I am not 100% sure if that's correct or not.

From what I've read, the power leads coming out from the din/rca cable are only used when you use the optional fm modulator, so just tape them up and don't connect to them.  However, the tv tuner's power/ground connections need to be hooked up regardless.

Some useful links i found :

Crutchfield's archived product info for the ttx7101

Clarion tv tuners faq

owner's manual for ttx7101

tdd8106 
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Posted: July 03, 2003 at 11:00 AM / IP Logged  

thanks,

i manage to make it work with FM mod switch position in the tuner, power and accessory power connected to the back of the tuner

but the audio i'm getting from the DIN/RCA cable is distorted (it's probably getting interference from the FM modulated audio).

i tried the positon switch to C-bus and deck but it seems i'm not getting any video or audio out, also i tried this with and without the accessory power connected

i will recheck again


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