Install Band Expander Mazda Atenza

AUX-MAZ1 Mazda AUX Input Cable (Media Button) The AUX-MAZ1 allows you to utilise the 16pin socket on the back of your factory Mazda radio to enable the AUX input function. Once installed, simply press the MEDIA button on your radio and it will switch to AUX mode. You will then be able to listen to your favourite external audio device through your factory radio. No MEDIA button? Then check out our.

Watch a video of how to install this cable below Features • Works with any device that uses a 3.5mm headphone socket. • Interface: 3.5mm Stereo • Length: 1.3m Compatibility • Mazda 6 • Mazda 3 • Mazda Atenza • Mazda Demio • Mazda Axela • Ford Ranger BT-50 Note: Factory radio must have a 'MEDIA' (not MD) or 'AUX' button and the rear 16pin socket for this cable to work (refer to images).

An FM Band Expander (band converter, fm converter) is a device used on systems to enable them to receive international FM. Japanese are between 76-90 MHz whereas the international broadcast plan is between 87.5-108 MHz.

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The unit itself is connected inline between the and the, and it downshifts the frequency of the broadcast by a predetermined amount (generally between 10-14 MHz). Power [ ] FMBE is powered from the ACC line that is also connected to the stereo unit so it is only operational when the radio is active. Because the Japanese width has a narrower range than the international standard, the unit may have to downshift the same frequencies by 10 and 20 MHz simultaneously. This is to ensure both 'sets' of frequencies get included in the reduced, but it can mean that some can become doubled up.

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