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Wiring harness pinout/bypass information

By ducatiboy · Aug 22, 2006in Hacks/Mods💬 10 posts👁️ 4,260 views
Posted Aug 22, 2006 · 20:16 UTC#1
Hi everyone,

Nice to see you all over here in the D1/D2 section :)

I was wondering if one of you would be able to help me out. I want to learn more about the bypass for the D1/D2 and from what I see the information is:

In the D1/D2 wiring harness there is one empty wire slot. You stick a wire in that, ground it, and ground the parking brake as well.

Unfortunately I don't have a D1 or D2 (just the Z1). Would anyone be able to give me more infomation on this connector?

Is this the main connector with power, ground, etc? The Z1 has about 5 different wiring harness connectors, and I wasn't sure how the back of the D1/D2 looked.

Anyone have any pictures of the back and that connector?

Would anyone be able to give me a pinout list of that connector? Something like looking at the harness (into the female holes there) it looks like

1 3 5 7 9 11 13
2 4 6 8 10 12 14

And those pins are:
1 - Ground
2 - ACC power
3 - switched power...

Something like that. I want to learn about this model to work on the bypass for the new Z1's.

Thanks a bunch for your help.

Steve
Posted Aug 23, 2006 · 00:40 UTC#2
According to what I understand the Z1 can not be bypassed the same way as the D1/2 - Go to the Z1 forums under hacks and there is information in there on how to bypass the unit.

As for the D1/2 - Ground the Ebrake wire, at the top of the connector is 1 open pin slot, if not using the blue ant a wire, pull this and put in that blank spot and then ground it as well.
Posted Aug 23, 2006 · 01:16 UTC#3
dpdurst said:
According to what I understand the Z1 can not be bypassed the same way as the D1/2 - Go to the Z1 forums under hacks and there is information in there on how to bypass the unit.


I know, I'm the moderator in the Z1 hack forums and I made the bypass circuits for the Z1. But Pioneer made a change to the units in July and disabled that bypass. I was hoping that by learning the other methods of bypassing other Pioneer units, it might help point me in a direction to how they might do it on the new Z1 units. I was hoping that with the help of the other people on this forum, I might be able to learn more about the other units Pioneer makes without having to go out and just buy one to take a look.

dpdurst said:
As for the D1/2 - Ground the Ebrake wire, at the top of the connector is 1 open pin slot, if not using the blue ant a wire, pull this and put in that blank spot and then ground it as well.


That's what I know, but what I want is the pin outs of that connecter. What is there, what order they are in... etc....
Posted Aug 23, 2006 · 03:00 UTC#4
Here ya go bro.

This pinout is viewing from the wire side, with the locking tap on top.

Row 1
1. RR Spkr +
2. RR Spkr -
3. LR Spkr +
4. LR Spkr -
5. VSS
6. Parking Brake
7. Accy
8. Ill.
9. Constant
10. Empty Slot

Row 2.
1. RF Spkr +
2. RF Spkr -
3. LF Spkr +
4. LF Spkr -
5. Remote turn on
6. Antenna Turn on
7. Reverse Input
8. Cell Mute
9. Ground
10. Ground

Good thing my d1 had to go out for repair today i guess....
Posted Aug 23, 2006 · 03:14 UTC#5
Thanks!

9 and 10 on row 2 are both grounds? Like from the factory they are listed as both needing to be connected to ground?

And from my understanding the Row 1 #10 is the "secret" ground wire you need to put this into bypass mode?
Posted Aug 23, 2006 · 03:24 UTC#6
You would be correct row 1 pin 10 is the "secret ground" and 9 and 10 in the second row are already grounded
Posted Nov 25, 2006 · 00:53 UTC#7
Why not just ground the green e-brake wire permanently? Ground is ground...
Posted Nov 26, 2006 · 02:56 UTC#8
Because solely doing that will not allow the video lockout to be bypassed.
Posted May 08, 2007 · 05:18 UTC#9
im noob at this but i got the wires corretly matched up on the aftermarket harness so far i have two wires im not so sure about


accy- not sure what to do with this

antenna turn on- im suppose to find the factory atenna wire and tap into it
right?
Posted May 09, 2007 · 04:00 UTC#10
YEar, make model of the vehicle would be helpful.