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Parking Brake Override

By Stickboy46 · Jun 29, 2011in AppRadio, AppRadio 2, AppRadio 3💬 109 posts👁️ 80,728 views
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Posted Jun 05, 2012 · 15:44 UTC#101

I'm switching alright, to a different HU and brand. I've had it with this fiasco. I'll I want to do is get in my car and be able to use my head unit. There is constantly something going array. I'm finding myself lately not even plugging my phone in, which makes it almost totally useless except the radio and the ironically the Bluetooth works. I'm switching to a unit that doesn't require an iPhone connection.

 

you knew before even buying the APPRADIO that it requires an iphone connection to be useful lol

Posted Jun 05, 2012 · 19:17 UTC#102

you knew before even buying the APPRADIO that it requires an iphone connection to be useful lol

Yes I did :mrgreen: I like bleeding edge, but enough with the distractions while I'm driving. :shock:
Posted Jun 07, 2012 · 11:44 UTC#103

I need some clarification from you guys who are using a toggle switch as a break bypass.

 

As far as switch wiring, are you just tying one side of the switch to the Pb wire coming out of the radio and the other to ground?

I'm still a bit confused as to what signal the radio is looking for. Is it 12v-ground-12v or is it continuity-open-continuity?

 

Posted Jun 07, 2012 · 15:53 UTC#104

I need some clarification from you guys who are using a toggle switch as a break bypass.

 

As far as switch wiring, are you just tying one side of the switch to the Pb wire coming out of the radio and the other to ground?

I'm still a bit confused as to what signal the radio is looking for. Is it 12v-ground-12v or is it continuity-open-continuity?

Yes just run the parking brake wire directly from the radio to the switch, then run a ground wire from any metal part of the car to the switch as well. For me I just ran a ground wire from a screw on the side of the radio to the switch and worked like a charm.
Edited Jun 07, 2012 by Bigsike
Posted Jun 07, 2012 · 19:25 UTC#105

Radio to switch.......switch to car/ground.....DONE!!!!!!!

Posted Jun 08, 2012 · 23:43 UTC#106

Radio to switch.......switch to car/ground.....DONE!!!!!!!

Lol Nice!
Posted Jun 08, 2012 · 23:57 UTC#107

According to my local shop they have used a PAC TR7 with a relay with success on the 8400. This is apparently the same lockout scheme Pioneer uses sense the 8400 has Advanced App Mode. It might be worth a try.

Posted Jun 11, 2012 · 17:35 UTC#108

done the switch on my da100 but still not getting any video just sound, but if i play a video from the phone itself then connect cable i can get it to play thru the headunit, any ideas why it wont play thru the headunit properly.

Posted Jun 11, 2012 · 21:18 UTC#109

 

To bypass the radio, you will need to get a Pac TR7 and a standard relay. The relay wiring will be:

 

 

 

85 - Blue wire on the TR7

 

86 - White eand Orange wire from the TR7

 

87 - Tied to 86 on the relay

 

30 - parking break wire on the Pioneer

 

 

 

Wiring for the TR7:

 

 

 

Red - ignition source

 

Black - ground

 

Green - remote wire on the Pioneer

 

Orange - 86 & 87 on the relay

 

White - 86 & 87 on the relay

 

Blue - 85 on the relay

 

 

 

The TR7 will need to be setup for feature 12. The settings will be:

 

 

 

Option 1 - 1 delayed on for Blue

 

Option 2 - 2 delayed off for White

 

Option 3 - 1 delayed for Orange

 

 

 

Duration 1 - 040 (40 seconds)

 

Duration 2 - 045 (45 seconds)

 

Duration 3 - 050 (50 seconds)

 

 

 

The way that it works is: the radio remote provides the + trigger to the TR7. The TR7 then supplies ground to the white wire for 45 seconds. After 40 seconds, the TR7 supplies power to the blue wire. This triggers the relay and sends ground to the pioneer parking break wire. After 5 seconds, the TR7 then puts the white wire to open and the relay then goes to open for 5 seconds. After that, the TR7 will then put ground on the orange wire causing the relay to trigger sending ground to the pioneer.

 

this is exactly what i did, and it worked like a champ on three cars (two app radios and one app radio 2)

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