Fusion BB100 User Manual

FUSION®
BB100
Black
Box
Entertainment
System
with
Wired
Remote
Control
Installation
Instructions
Important
Safety
information
Failure
to
follow
these
warnings
and
cautions
could
result
in
personal
injury,
damage
to
the
vessel,
or
poor
product
performance.
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See
the
Important
Safety
and
Product
Information
guide
in
the
product
box
for
product
warnings
and
other
important
information.
This
device
must
be
installed
according
to
these
instructions
.
Disconnect
the
vessel's
power
supply
before
beginning
to
install
this
product.
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Before
applying
power
to
this
product,
make
sure
it
has
been
correctly
grounded,
following
the
instructions
in
the
guide
.
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&.CAUTION
Always
wear
safety
goggles,
ear
protection,
and
a
dust
mask
when
drilling,
cutting,
or
sanding.
NOTICE
When
drilling
or
cutting,
always
check
what
is
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
surface.
You
must
read
all
installation
instructions
before
beginning
the
installation.
If
you
experience
difficulty
during
the
installation
,
contact
FUSION
'
Product
Support.
For
best
results,
you
should
update
the
software
in
all
FUSION
devices
at
the
time
of
installation
to
ensure
compatibility
.
Go
to
www.fusionentertainment.com/marine
to
download
the
latest
software.
Software
updates
and
instructions
are
available
on
your
device
product
page.
Phillips
screwdriver
•
El
ec
tric
drill
•
Drill
bit
(si
ze
varies
based
on
surface
material
and
screws
used)
•
Rotary
cutting
tool
or
jigsaw
•
Marine
sealant
(optional)
&_CAUTION
In
high
ambient
te
mperatures
and
after
exte
nded
use,
the
device
enclosure
may
rea
ch
temperatures
deemed
dangerous
to
touch
.
As
a
r
es
ult
,
the
un
it
must
be
installed
in
a
location
where
it
cannot
be
touched
during
operation.
NOTICE
Thi
s
device
should
be
mounted
in
a
location
that
is
not
exposed
to
extreme
temperatur
es
or
c
onditions
.
The
temp
era
ture
ran
ge
for
this
device
is
liste
d
in
the
product
specifications.
Extended
exposure
to
temperatures
exceeding
th
e
specified
temperature
range
,
in
storage
or
operating
co
nditions
, may
ca
use
device
failure.
Ex
tr
em
e-
temperatur
e-i
nduced
damage
a
nd
re
lated
consequences
are
not
co
ver
ed
by
th
e wa
rranty
.
When
selecting
a
mounting
locat
io
n
for
the
black
box
device,
observe
these
considerations.
•
The
devi
ce
mu
st
be
mounted
in
a
lo
ca
tion
where
it
is
not
submerged
.
•
The
de
vice
must
be
mounted
in
a
lo
ca
tion
with
ad
e
quate
ventilation
where
it
is
not
e
xposed
to
ext
rem
e t
em
pera
tur
es.
•
The
de
vi
ce
sh
ou
ld
be
mount
ed
so
th
e
cab
les
ca
n
be
co
nn
ec
ted
e
as
il
y.
To
achieve
IPX3
wat
er
ingr
e
ss
protecti
on
and
optimal
heat
sink
cooling,
the
device
must
be
mounted
on
a
verti
ca
l
s
urfa
ce
with
the
connectors
pointing
downward
.
•
Th
e
device
ca
n
be
mounted
on
a
hori
zon
tal
surface,
but
such
positi
on
in
g
might
not
achieve
IP
X3
water
in
gress
protection.
2
•
To
avoid
interference
with
a
magnetic
compass,
the
device
should
be
installed
at
least
15
em
(5.91
in.)
away
from
a
compass.
When
select
i
ng
a
mounting
location
for
the
remote
control,
observe
these
considerations.
•
The
remo
te
control
must
be
mounted
in
a
location
where
there
is
at
least
70
mm
(2.75
in.)
of
clearance
behind
the
mounting
surface
and
you
can
access
the
controls
after
it
is
mounted.
• If
you
need
to
mount
the
remote
control
outside
the
cabin,
it
must
be
mounted
in
a
location
well
above
the
waterline
,
where
it
is
not
submerged.
If
you
need
to
mount
the
remote
control
outside
the
boat,
it
should
be
mounted
in
a
location
where
it
will
not
be
damaged
by
a
docks,
pilings,
or
other
pieces
of
equipment.
Mounting
the
88100
Device
NOTICE
If
you
are
mounting
the
device
in
fi
berg
l
ass,
when
drilling
the
pilot
holes,
it
is
recommended
to
use
a
countersink
bit
to
drill
a
clearance
counterbore
through
only
the
top
gel-coat
layer.
This
will
he
lp
to
avoid
cracking
in
the
gel-coat
layer
when
the
screws
are
tightened.
NOTE:
Stainless-steel
screws
may
bind
when
screwed
into
fibe
r
glass
and
overtightened.
It
is
recommended
to
apply
an
anti-seize
lubricant
to
the
screws
before
installing
them
.
NOTE:
Screws
are
included
with
the
device
,
but
they
may
not
be
suitable
for
the
mounting
surface
.
Before
you
mount
the
device
,
you
must
select
a
mounting
location
and
determine
what
screws
and
other
moun
t
ing
hardware
are
needed
for
the
surface.
Place
the
device
in
the
mounting
loc
ation
and
mark
the
location
of
the
pilot
holes
.
2
Drill
a
pilot
hole
for
one
corner
of
the
device.
3
Loosely
fas
t
en
the
device
to
the
mounting
surface
with
one
corner
and
examine
the
other
three
pilot-hole
marks.
4
Mark
new
pi
lot-hole
locations
if
necessary,
and
remove
the
device
from
the
mounting
surface.
5
Drill
the
remaining
pilot
holes.
6
Se
cure
the
device
to
the
mounting
l
oca
tion
.
Mounting
the
Wired
Remote
Control
1
At
the
mounting
location,
use
a
57
mm
(2.25
in.)
hole
saw
to
cut
through
the
mounti
ng
surface.
2
Apply
mar
i
ne
sealant
around
the
cutout
(optional)
.
3
Place
the
gas
k
et
on
the
back
of
the
remote
control.
4
Feed
th
e
attached
cable
through
the
cutout.
5
Pl
ace
the
re
mote
control
in
th
e
cu
t
out.
6
Secure
t
he
remote
control
to
the
mounting
surface
using
the
mounting
nut.
7
Route
the
cable
away
from
sources
of
interference
.
8
Connect
the
c
ab
le
to
the
port
on
th
e
BB
1
00
bla
ck
box
.
Th
e
stereo
must
be
co
nn
ec
t
ed
to
power,
to
sp
e
akers
,
and
to
media
input
sour
ce
s
to
function
co
rr
ec
tly
.
Yo
u
should
carefully
plan
the
l
ayout
of
th
e
stereo,
wir
ed
remote,
speakers
,
optional
NMEA
2
000
•
network
,
and
your
input
sources
before
making
any
connections
.
Port
Identification
I
ns
ta
l
la
ti
on
Inst
ru
c
tions

Fusion BB100 Specifications

General

Brand	Fusion
Model	BB100
Category	Marine Audio
Language	English