Need Jensen VM9512HD help
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Need Jensen VM9512HD help
Hey guys just installed a Jensen VM9512HD head unit last night into my 2000 Z-28, and overall im pretty satisfied but i have some things i need to figure out. There is a parking break wire which im not sure what to with, and i know i need to do something because it will not play DVDs because it doesn't know if the parking break is on or not. I was talking to a buddy and we basically figured out that if i wire that parking break wire to a ground, and put a toggle switch between it, i should be able to simulate an ebrake? Has anyone on here have an experience in solving this problem?
Also, i installed a SWI-PS module to use my steering wheel controls, which turns on but wont let me program correctly. Has anyone installed this module with a similar HU on a 98-02 Camaro that has any idea how to make it work correctly?
Thanks guys
Also, i installed a SWI-PS module to use my steering wheel controls, which turns on but wont let me program correctly. Has anyone installed this module with a similar HU on a 98-02 Camaro that has any idea how to make it work correctly?
Thanks guys
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for the swi-ps read and re read the directions
u cant just ground the wire for Pbrake u have to get a pac tr7 or toggle switch it. it shoudl really be hooked up to the parking break for proper opertaion
u cant just ground the wire for Pbrake u have to get a pac tr7 or toggle switch it. it shoudl really be hooked up to the parking break for proper opertaion
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The SWI-PS and SWI-JACK are steering wheel control adapters for aftermarket head units that have wired remote capability. The SWI-PS is for Pioneer, Sony and some Jenson models. The SWI-JACK is for JVC, Alpine, Clarion, and Kenwood models.
The SWI-X is a "universal" adapter that works with almost any aftermarket head unit that has an infrared remote (some Sony units are the major exception).
The SWI-X is a "universal" adapter that works with almost any aftermarket head unit that has an infrared remote (some Sony units are the major exception).
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Ok guys I took care of the parking brake problem. But still im having no luck with the SWI-PS. I called up pac audio and tried to get some tech help but those guys dont know a thing about customer service and didnt help me trouble shoot at all. The SWI-PS turns on and everything, but it seems like my steering control buttoms are just not reacting to the module.