Swi-ecl2, Programming the steering wheel buttons, Appendix b: resistor kit – PAC SWI-ECL2 User Manual

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Programming the Steering Wheel Buttons

SWI-ECL2

Step 6.

Turn the vehicle key to the ignition

or

On position.

T h e L E D w i l l

flash indicating

the programmed

Version Number.

OFF

ACC

IGN

STRT

If you programmed the interface for version #4, proceed with the following steps.

If you did not program the interface for version #4, skip to Step 9.

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Step 7.

Press the

Program Button 1 time and release.

The LED will turn on and

stay on.

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Step 8.

The HVAC control buttons need to be pressed in the order listed below.

The LED will turn off indicating that the button pressed has been stored

into memory. The button should be held an additional 2 seconds after

the LED turns off. Once the button has been released the LED will come

back on, waiting for the next button to be pressed.

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TEMP

FAN

The LED will turn off

and stay off until the

button pressed has

been released.

1)

TEMP UP

2)

TEMP DOWN

3)

FAN UP

4)

FAN DOWN

• If TEMP UP and TEMP DOWN are the only 2 HVAC buttons on the steering wheel, press the

Program

Button 1 time after the TEMP DOWN button has been released. The LED will fl ash once and stay

on indicating that the HVAC button programming has been completed. You are now entering a timed

programming sequence.

• If all 4 buttons are programmed the LED will fl ash 1 time and stay on

after the FAN DOWN button has

been released indicating that the HVAC button programming has been completed. You are now entering

a timed programming sequence.

Step 9.

The SWI-ECL2 must be programmed in the specifi c order shown in the chart aside.

Now that the LED is on you have 7 seconds to press a SWC button. As long as the

SWC button is held the LED will stay off and the timer is NOT active. It is recommended

to hold the steering wheel button for an additional 2 seconds after the LED turns off.

Once the SWC button has been released the LED turns on and the timer is reset,

starting over again. If a function is not needed, it may be skipped by pressing and

releasing the

Program Button in its place. The LED will fl ash and then stay on

indicating the function has successfully been skipped.

1) Volume Up
2) Volume Down
3) Mode
4) Seek Up
5) Seek Down

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Step 10.

Within 7 seconds, press and hold the

button on the steering wheel that is to

be learned.

The LED will turn off instantly

and stay off as long as the

steering wheel button is held.

This indicates the button is

being stored into memory.

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SEEK

PRESET

AM FM

VOLUME

PLAY

MUTE

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Step 11.

Release the steering wheel

button that is currently being

pressed.

The LED will turn back on. You now have 7 seconds to press

a SWC button which will program the next function in the

above chart (go to Step 10). To skip the next function in the

above chart, go to

Step 12. Go to Step 13 when fi nished

programming the SWC buttons

SEEK

PRESET

AM FM

VOLUME

PLAY

MUTE

Step 12. To Skip a Radio Control Function:

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Press the

Program Button 1

time and release in place of

the radio function that is to be

programmed. To program the

next function go to

Step 10.

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The LED will FLASH 1 time to

indicate the button was pressed.

The LED will stay on waiting for

the next button to be pressed

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After releasing the last button that is to be

programmed, wait 7 seconds. The LED will

fl ash three times to indicate that the steering

wheel programming sequence has ended.

The interface will then flash the

Version

Number it was programmed for. You can

now test and use the interface.

Step 13. To Exit the Steering Wheel Button Programming Sequence:

GM vehicles with HVAC controls: Test each heater function on the steering wheel. With the HVAC system on, the TEMP and FAN

buttons should respond accordingly. The LED will not indicate a button being pressed.

Testing the Radio Control Buttons: The LED on the SWI-ECL2 will light up indicating a programmed button has been pressed. The

radio should be controlled by the button press as it was programmed to do. If any function does not control the radio as desired, repeat

the pro gram ming in struc tions starting at Step 6 or refer to the

Troubleshooting Guide.

Steering Wheel

Interface

Connect SWI white

wire to resistors

47

100

150

560

1000

1500

Value

Color Stripes

47 ohm

yel, vio, blk, gold

100 ohm

brn, blk, brn, gold

150 ohm

brn, grn, brn, gold

560 ohm

grn, blue, brn, gold

1k ohm

brn, blk, red, gold

1.5k ohm

brn, grn, red, gold

3.9k ohm

org, wht, red, gold

5.1k ohm

grn, brn, red, gold

Some vehicles have a separate wire for each of the steering wheel buttons. Use the supplied resistor kit for the steering wheel push buttons

that do not already have a resistor network connected to them. Examples are older Nissan vehicles and Harley Davidson motorcycles.

By putting two or more resistor in series, you can come up with additional values. Ex. 150 + 1000 + 1500 = 2650 ohms

.

Testing the SWI-ECL2

Appendix A: Known Incompatible Vehicles

VehicleNotSupported

Make

Years

Model

Description

BMW

All

All with a 5v SWC wire

All with 5-volt SWC data wire at the steering column or a

factory installed cellular phone that is in use!

Mercedes

2005-2007 All

Go to

www.pac-audio.com for up-to-date Mercedes CAN

bus solutions

Toyota

All-2003

Sienna

Sienna Vans

Volvo

All

All

Go to

www.pac-audio.com for up-to-date Volvo CAN bus

solutions

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Appendix B: Resistor Kit

No power / won’t go into programming mode:

• Check the

Red wire connection and fuse. Make sure Red wire is connected to a key switched 12v, not constant 12v.

• Make sure vehicle ignition is on.

The interface controls the stereo immediately without pressing any buttons on the steering wheel:

• During programming, press the buttons on the steering wheel fi rmly until the left LED turns off and hold for 2 additional seconds.

• Releasing the button too early will cause the interface to send out a radio command even when no buttons are pressed.

When programming the SWC buttons, it takes 5 seconds for the light to go out and it never comes back on:

• If a plastic crimp or tap style connection was used, remove and strip wire shielding to verify a wire to wire connection is made.

• Were there any additional connection notes (i.e. connect pin x to ACC voltage or chassis ground)?
The interface controls the stereo immediately without pressing any buttons on the steering wheel:

• Is the LED on - if so, during programming press the SWC buttons on the steering wheel fi rmly and hold for 2 additional seconds after the LED goes out.

• If the LED is not on - Make sure the interface has power and ground. Also make sure the

Red wire is connected to the same power source as the radio

I am using Version # 3, 8, 9 or 11 and the LED goes out immediately after I release the program button:

• Remove any resistors connected to the White interface wire and ground; then try to program again.

• Detach the White interface wire from the vehicle. Visit www.pac-audio.com/bulletins/swicalculator.htm and use the SWI Calculator.
The interface controls the radio whenever the steering wheel is turned (mostly late 80’s early 90’s Honda/Acura).

• Program the interface for

Version #12.

Troubleshooting Guide

Pacifi c Accessory Corporation - 1502 S. Santa Fe Street, Santa Ana, CA 92705

[email protected] • Voice: 714-835-3022 • Fax: 714-835-3233 • www.pac-audio.com

DISCLAIMER: Under no circumstances shall the manufacturer or the distributors of the SWI-ECL2 parts be held liable for consequential damages

sustained in connection with the SWI-ECL2. The manufacture and it’s distributors will not, nor will they authorize any representative or any other

individual to assume obligation or liability in relation to the SWI-ECL2 other than its replacement.

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