Pioneer CT-L77 - Manual (Page 8)

2 Installing and Connecting Up
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Connecting Up the System
Important: Before making or changing any rear
panel connections, make sure that all the compo-
nents are switched off and unplugged from the power
supply.
The CD receiver is the central component of the
system: everything else connects to it. The diagram
left shows the tape deck connected to the CD receiver,
without the optional MD recorder or CD recorder. (If
you bought either/both of these, see their respective
instruction manuals for details of connecting them
to the rest of the system.)
1 Connect the display cable between the CD
receiver and display unit, taking care to connect
the L-shaped connector to the display unit.
2 If you also have the tape deck:
Connect it up to the CD receiver using the ribbon
cable attached to the rear of the tape deck. (See
Ribbon cables, left, for important information
on connecting/disconnecting these.)
It is possible to wall-mount the display unit using
two screws (not supplied) securely fastened to a wall.
Line the screws up with the holes on the rear side of
the unit and hang the unit on the wall.
CD receiver
Display unit
Ribbon cable
Tape deck
Display cable
System connections
Note: Pioneer bears no responsibility for
accidents resulting from faulty assembly or
installation, insufficient mounting strength of
walls or other building fixtures, misuse or
natural disasters.
To use the remote and display as a single unit,
connect the two as shown below. When correctly
connected the four larger buttons light up blue.
Screw holes for
wall-mounting
1 2 3
To insert, hold the connector and push
firmly into the socket until you hear it
click home.
Ribbon cables
IMPORTANT: Never connect or
disconnect the system ribbon cables
while the power plug is connected to
the wall outlet. Doing so may damage
the unit.
To remove, hold the connector
securely on either side with thumb and
forefinger and pull out from the socket.