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August 21, 1397 Training on the installation of electronic systems for detecting sockets and wires connected to the radio The player is required to properly install it. Radio broadcasts, like all electronic devices, have inputs and outputs that send and receive signals and information. Input wires generally include power wires and induction wires. Output wires include loudspeaker booster wires, amplifier amplifier, and remote control. Many of these inputs and outputs are in the form of sockets that are divided into two groups of inputs and outputs. The inputs include the inputs of the X-Fi (audio input to play through the loudspeaker or to launch the firewalls) and the image input from the camera's rear of the car or the image players because most of today's broadcast radio has fixed and moving monitors These are sockets that are audio or video, audio outputs for launching firefighters and image outputs to launch sunglas*es or seat back monitors intended for rear-end car speakers. Radio broadcasts that are exported to Iran are generally divided into two categories Ned 1. Radio broadcasts by reputable corporations that mostly use a color code to identify inputs and outputs