Virgonaut
Member
Hello,
I've recently bought Clarion GL-700 unit to replace stock navigation with 6 buttons in my Vorg '15
I've succeeded connecting factory camera with separate harness with 12V to 6V converter.
Now I'm facing two issues and I wonder if somebody could help me.
1. SWC
I wanted to seamlessly connect SWC. Unfortunatelly CANBUS box I bought is dead.
I don't need any other CAN features. What suprised me is I found this page which shows that steering wheel controls are resistance based (pins 21-23). Is this really true? It seems my device is able to learn such controls. Can someone confirm this?
2. FM signal strength
Although I'm usually using spotify via Android Auto I found out that FM signal is really poor. Strange thing is: there is a blue wire, from antenna socket, which is useless as there is no cable on that pin, connected to Antenna-ON pin (A8) of car harness.
Shouldn't this pin get signal from radio? It seems this pin should be connected to "power antenna" wire in Pioneer's A16 connector in aftermarket stereo.
Is that correct?
I've recently bought Clarion GL-700 unit to replace stock navigation with 6 buttons in my Vorg '15
I've succeeded connecting factory camera with separate harness with 12V to 6V converter.
Now I'm facing two issues and I wonder if somebody could help me.
1. SWC
I wanted to seamlessly connect SWC. Unfortunatelly CANBUS box I bought is dead.
I don't need any other CAN features. What suprised me is I found this page which shows that steering wheel controls are resistance based (pins 21-23). Is this really true? It seems my device is able to learn such controls. Can someone confirm this?
2. FM signal strength
Although I'm usually using spotify via Android Auto I found out that FM signal is really poor. Strange thing is: there is a blue wire, from antenna socket, which is useless as there is no cable on that pin, connected to Antenna-ON pin (A8) of car harness.
Shouldn't this pin get signal from radio? It seems this pin should be connected to "power antenna" wire in Pioneer's A16 connector in aftermarket stereo.
Is that correct?
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