great news....i found the wiring diagram for the entire stereo system
01-29-02, 02:42 PM
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great news....i found the wiring diagram for the entire stereo system
hey guys..the guys at my lexus dealership were nice enough to give me 3 pages of diagrams covering the entire stereo system in our cars. If anyone needs these as bad as I did....let me know and I'll either post it up or email it to you....later...Adam
01-29-02, 02:48 PM
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Adam, why don't you post it for the members we have presently and future members... Because we all know someone will need it sooner or later...
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01-29-02, 02:54 PM
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woulda coulda? that would be sweet. If you have it handy, email it to me -- jtj@tocci.net. Or just post it 4 posterity!
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01-30-02, 10:27 AM
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Please please please!
Your post came at the perfect time! I just came back in from taking apart my trunk lining and staring at the amp below the CD changer like this
Please do post it! Or email me. mr_h_liang@hotmail.com
Your post came at the perfect time! I just came back in from taking apart my trunk lining and staring at the amp below the CD changer like this
Please do post it! Or email me. mr_h_liang@hotmail.com
01-30-02, 10:37 AM
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Does anyone have simple solution to SC400 CD-Changer? Is there any unit out there that we can replace the stock unit with?
An YES do post the diagram for everyone.
Thank you
Peter
An YES do post the diagram for everyone.
Thank you
Peter
01-30-02, 10:59 AM
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some help with the cd player
I've been working on a solution for the stock cd system for some time. It is possible to force another cd player to work with our SC system and still control it with the stock head unit.
Some wiring is required as is some knowledge of the player you are interfacing. All you need to do is ensure the serial [our pioneer cd players use a 4 wire signal, TXM+ (CD B1), TXM- (CD B3), TXS+ (CD B2) and TXS- (CD B6)] communication is the same and connect the wires appropriately.
The aftermarket system also needs to use a common signal ground and you may or may not need to work in a signal for the luggage compartment courtesy switch.
There are no aftermarket direct plug in solutions yet.
Some wiring is required as is some knowledge of the player you are interfacing. All you need to do is ensure the serial [our pioneer cd players use a 4 wire signal, TXM+ (CD B1), TXM- (CD B3), TXS+ (CD B2) and TXS- (CD B6)] communication is the same and connect the wires appropriately.
The aftermarket system also needs to use a common signal ground and you may or may not need to work in a signal for the luggage compartment courtesy switch.
There are no aftermarket direct plug in solutions yet.
01-30-02, 02:05 PM
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Re: some help with the cd player
Originally posted by 933005spd
I've been working on a solution for the stock cd system for some time. It is possible to force another cd player to work with our SC system and still control it with the stock head unit.
Some wiring is required as is some knowledge of the player you are interfacing. All you need to do is ensure the serial [our pioneer cd players use a 4 wire signal, TXM+ (CD B1), TXM- (CD B3), TXS+ (CD B2) and TXS- (CD B6)] communication is the same and connect the wires appropriately.
The aftermarket system also needs to use a common signal ground and you may or may not need to work in a signal for the luggage compartment courtesy switch.
There are no aftermarket direct plug in solutions yet.
I've been working on a solution for the stock cd system for some time. It is possible to force another cd player to work with our SC system and still control it with the stock head unit.
Some wiring is required as is some knowledge of the player you are interfacing. All you need to do is ensure the serial [our pioneer cd players use a 4 wire signal, TXM+ (CD B1), TXM- (CD B3), TXS+ (CD B2) and TXS- (CD B6)] communication is the same and connect the wires appropriately.
The aftermarket system also needs to use a common signal ground and you may or may not need to work in a signal for the luggage compartment courtesy switch.
There are no aftermarket direct plug in solutions yet.
01-31-02, 04:30 PM
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alright....here's the deal....the wiring diagram is very detailed and close together and I don't have a scanner good enough to get it....sooo I am willing to fax it to a fellow CL member if they have a good scanner and will promise to post it up and email it back to me as well.....just give me a name and a fax number....Adam
01-31-02, 05:01 PM
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well not all work.
Not any cd player can work, but as long as you properly identify the wires on the cd changer you wish to use, and you have the same types of seriel signals, then nothing really could get harmed in trying. It would be worth it for us to try with various changers. I have gotten it to work with an old bmw changer which had a 14 pin layout. The number feedback was somtimes goofey but the disk controls worked.