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SWI-PS Question

By DMB#41 · Feb 14, 2007in General💬 10 posts👁️ 1,521 views
Posted Feb 14, 2007 · 02:22 UTC#1

I may be avictarted but i cant seem to figure out were the SWI-PS plugs into the AVIC. Can someone help me on this one??

 

Also my Source button on my steering wheel isn't read by the SWI-PS when programming. Any ideas?

 

Thanks !!!!

Posted Feb 14, 2007 · 02:53 UTC#2

Into the wired remote input. I believe its on the RCA pigtail that plugs in but it may be the other one

Posted Feb 14, 2007 · 03:46 UTC#3

The swi-ps has a headphone jack type plug in... do i need some sort of converter?

Posted Feb 14, 2007 · 03:54 UTC#4

Nope

Posted Feb 14, 2007 · 03:55 UTC#5

got it thanks, im a little slow tonight.

Posted Feb 14, 2007 · 06:00 UTC#6

I havent installed mine either, so that head phone type jack doesnt get used at all?

 

Or the wired remote input can take that jack as is?

 

Thanks, kind of new to the steering wheel adapter thing.

Posted Feb 14, 2007 · 16:50 UTC#7

yea there is a wired remote input on connector 1. Its black and accepts the steering wheel controls as is.

Posted Feb 17, 2007 · 02:19 UTC#8

I gotcha! Thanks! I have one general question about the PAC SWI, If I disconnect my battery , do I have to reprogram the unit again?

Posted Feb 27, 2007 · 05:21 UTC#9
I gotcha! Thanks! I have one general question about the PAC SWI, If I disconnect my battery , do I have to reprogram the unit again?

no it has "volatile memory" or some such junk they call it in the manual it should say so you don't have to reprogram :D BEST PART

Posted Feb 27, 2007 · 05:22 UTC#10
I gotcha! Thanks! I have one general question about the PAC SWI, If I disconnect my battery , do I have to reprogram the unit again?

no it has "volatile memory" or some such junk they call it in the manual it should say so you don't have to reprogram :D BEST PART

 

You mean NON volatile memory. Volatile memory is like RAM, lose everything when you disconnect the power.