Apollo RA670 stereo source

The Fusion Apollo RA670 marine stereo source unit box contains the following items:

A mounting gasketFour #8 self-tapping screwsTwo screw coversA power and speakers wiring harnessAuxiliary input, line output, and subwoofer output wiring harnessesA 2 m (6 ft) NMEA 2000 cableA dust cover

The Fusion Apollo RA670 is a marine stereo source, also described as a digital multimedia receiver, designed for audio integration on vessels.

For installation, the mounting surface cutout must be 135 mm (5 5/16 in) wide and 52 mm (2 1/16 in) high. Use the included mounting template for precise cutting.

The Apollo RA670 marine stereo source is a Fusion product.

Yes, the Fusion Apollo RA670 is a digital multimedia receiver designed specifically for marine audio integration.

Yes, the Apollo RA670 marine stereo source is designed for marine environments. When installed in an area exposed to water, it is recommended to mount it at less than 45 degrees from the horizontal plane and to add a drip loop to the wiring to prevent water damage.

When installing the Apollo RA670 marine stereo source, the following points must be considered:

Mount the stereo on a flat surface that allows open airflow around the rear of the unit for heat dissipation. If the installation is in a water-exposed location, mount the unit at less than 45 degrees from the horizontal plane and add a drip loop to the cable. If the installation is outside the boat, mount it well above the waterline where it will not be submerged and cannot be damaged by docks or other equipment. To avoid interference with a magnetic compass, install the stereo at least 20 cm (7.87 inches) away from it.

Yes, it is essential to use the mounting template included in the box to drill the mounting holes correctly. Do not use the stereo itself as a template, as this could damage the screen and void the warranty.

To connect the power supply, you must wire the yellow, red, and black wires to the power source:

Yellow wire (main power): Must be connected via a 15 A circuit breaker or 15 A fuse (not included). This wire provides constant power.
Red wire (ignition/switch): Can be connected to the same power source as the yellow wire via the boat's ignition or a manual switch. This wire must be connected via a 1 A fuse (not included).
Black wire (ground): Must be connected to the negative terminal of the power source or a common ground.

For installing the Fusion Apollo RA670 marine stereo source, you will need the following tools:

A Phillips screwdriverAn electric drillA drill bit (size depending on the surface material and screws used)A rotary cutting tool or jigsawMarine-grade silicone sealant (optional)

If you install the stereo in a dry location, place the included mounting gasket on the back of the unit. If the installation is in a water-exposed area, apply marine-grade silicone sealant around the cutout on the mounting surface. Do not use both the mounting gasket and sealant together, as this may reduce water resistance.

To avoid any interference with a magnetic compass, the Apollo RA670 marine stereo source must be installed at least 20 cm (7.87 inches) away from it.

The Apollo RA670 marine stereo source comes with the following wiring harnesses:

A power and speaker wiring harness. Wiring harnesses for the auxiliary input, line output, and subwoofer output. A 2 m NMEA 2000 cable.

The Apollo RA670 marine stereo source has wiring for speakers in zones 1 and 2:

Zone 1 left (+): White
Zone 1 left (-): White/black
Zone 1 right (+): Gray
Zone 1 right (-): Gray/black
Zone 2 left (+): Green
Zone 2 left (-): Green/black
Zone 2 right (+): Violet
Zone 2 right (-): Violet/black

The red wire (Ignition) allows the stereo to turn on and off automatically via the vessel's ignition or a manual switch. It must be connected for the stereo to power on. When the stereo is turned off via this wire or the power button, it enters standby mode, enabling faster startup. However, in standby mode, the stereo draws up to 200 mA, so it is recommended to cut the main power supply (yellow wire) via the circuit breaker or manual switch when the vessel is not in use to avoid draining the battery.

Yes, the Apollo RA670 marine stereo source can be connected to an NMEA 2000 network. A 2 m NMEA 2000 cable is included in the box.

Yes, the Apollo RA670 marine stereo source has an optical digital audio input (DIGITAL AUDIO IN OPTICAL) for connecting digital audio sources such as a TV or DVD player.

Yes, the Apollo RA670 marine stereo source has an SXM TUNER port to connect a SiriusXM Connect tuner (not included) to receive SiriusXM stations (where available). It can also connect to a Fusion DAB module (not included) to receive DAB stations (where available).

Yes, the Apollo RA670 marine stereo has an ETHERNET port that allows it to be connected to another Fusion PartyBus stereo, a zone stereo, or a Fusion PartyBus network.

The Apollo RA670 marine stereo source connects to a standard AM/FM antenna. If you install the stereo on a boat with a metal hull, you must use a ground-dependent antenna. If the hull is non-metallic, a ground-independent antenna is required. It is recommended to consult the installation instructions provided with your antenna for further details.