Additional audio jack (RCA)
You can listen to audio devices that are readily available in stores, such as a portable
speakers in your car’s audio system by coupling the audio apparatus to
external input connectors known as the audio input connectors (pin jacks).
On automobiles with the MITSUBISHI Multi-Communication System installed (MMCS),
see the MITSUBISHI Multi-Communication System’s unique owners handbook.
1. Connect the audio equipment to using an audio cable that is readily accessible in the market.
the connection for external audio input.
2. For more than two seconds, press the CD button (D).
The external audio input mode will then be displayed on the display (E), followed by AUX.
activated.
3. Push the AM/FM button to turn off the external audio input mode (F) or
To change modes, press the CD button (D).
The vehicle’s audio system cannot be used to operate the attached audio equipment.
It could cause noise to come from the speakers depending on the audio equipment that is attached.
The speakers could make noise if the attached audio equipment is used.
as it is being charged via the vehicle’s auxiliary plug.
When there is no connected audio equipment, avoid activating the external audio input mode.
When the external audio input mode is off or reduced, connect audio equipment
the volume of the car’s speakers before connecting it.
If audio equipment is attached after the speakers, noise may come from the
The mode for external audio input is on.
Refer to the instructions on how to operate and connect the audio equipment for more information.
Owner’s guide for the apparatus
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