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PAC SWI-PS and D3 Wiring Question

By Emulsifide · Oct 10, 2007in General💬 7 posts👁️ 1,656 views
Posted Oct 10, 2007 · 12:54 UTC#1

This may be a stupid question, but how do I connect the PAC SWI-PS to the D3? The output from the SWI-PS is the 1/8" plug. Do I just connect this to the undocumented "DIGITAL OUT*" port that's on the back of the D3 or do I have to do something else? There's nothing within Pioneer's instructions that say anything about this port and PAC has nothing on their website that documents how to hook the SWI-PS up to the D3.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Posted Oct 10, 2007 · 14:03 UTC#2

I just installed my last Sunday. The plug position should be at bottom center of the D3 (on the back). I can't recall what it said but that's the location.

Posted Oct 16, 2007 · 15:03 UTC#3

One more Q guys- where do I go about accessing the reverse wire?

Posted Oct 16, 2007 · 15:16 UTC#4

You plug it in the only hole it will fit in,

It is marked "WIRED REMOTE" on the back of the D3

Posted Nov 08, 2007 · 22:21 UTC#5

Is this part supposed to plug into the harness that plugs into the D3? I have a Toyota Tacoma and with the Pioneer AVIC-D3 there is no where for that factory three-wire harness to plug into the AVIC-D3, basically that harness seems obsolete now. So the PAC will not control the AVIC unless I find another wire to hook this to on one of the harnesses that DOES plug into the AVIC

Posted Nov 09, 2007 · 01:16 UTC#6

the pac module uses, power ground and the info wire (whichever for your car) mine was the white (mazda3) then you have to follow the instructions and it will tell you to cut or leave the loops uncut, plug the plugin connector on the back of the unit in the lower center and program to w/e program version you need

for my car i had to ground an extra wire which the instructions did not say to do but it works. Check w/e car forum you are a part of there may be a write up on how to install the module

Posted Nov 09, 2007 · 01:18 UTC#7

for the reverse wire find where your reverse light wire is and hook it up to that