D. Fastening the Linear Compensator

D. Fastening the linear compensator, MHI control module, and antenna switch to the bracket and mounting the bracket assembly





1. Fasten the MHI control module to the threaded studs on the bracket front with four M5 nuts (Figure 12).

Note:
The keyed mounting tabs on the MHI control module fit the threaded studs on the bracket only one way (i.e. there is no way to mount the MHI control module to the bracket incorrectly).





2. Fasten the linear compensator to the threaded studs on the bracket backside with three M3 nuts (Figure 13).

Note:
Position the linear compensator connector jacks facing the longer arm ofthe bracket (Figure 13).





3. Fasten the antenna switch to the threaded studs on the bracket backside-above the linear compensator-with two M3 nuts (Figure 14).





4. Place the bracket assembly within reach of the cable connectors for the attached components (Figure 15).

5. Connect the telephone FAKRA female, black connector to the antenna switch jack labeled "BOOSTER" (A, Figure 15).

6. Connect the Tele Aid FAKRA female, white connector to the antenna switch jack labeled "LCT" (B, Figure 15).

7. Connect the main antenna FAKRA male, white connector to the antenna switch jack labeled "ANTENNA" (C, Figure 15).

8. Connect the 2-pin power supply connector to the antenna switch (D, Figure 15).





9. Connect the FAKRA antenna male, black connector to the linear compensator jack labeled "PORTABLE" (A, Figure 16).

10. Connect the FAKRA antenna female, black connector to the linear compensator jack labeled "ANTENNA" (B, Figure 16).

11. Connect the power supply connector to the linear compensator (C, Figure 16).





12. With the MHI control module facing out and the antenna switch up (Figure 17), mount the bracket assembly:

a. Remove the existing M6 flange nut from the treaded stud on the exposed body behind the passenger seat and use it to fasten the long arm (A, Figure 17) of the bracket.

b. Fasten the short arm (B, Figure 17) of the bracket to the treaded stud on the exposed body behind the passenger seat with the kit-included M6 flange nut.





13. Connect the MHI power supply connector to the MHI control module (A, Figure 18).

14. Connect the larger connector (B, Figure 8) of the MOST adapter cable to the MHI control module (B, Figure 18).