CA-HR-PSA-EVO.002 - Uncategorized PIONEER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL CA-HR-PSA-EVO.002 PIONEER

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EN - Installation Manual

Electrical wiring and components laid out on a white background, including connectors, wires, and a labeled 'Interface' point (no readable text or symbols beyond label)

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Original radio system

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Remove front cover by lifting up as shown

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Pull upwards to remove and disconnect buttons

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Remove two Torx screws on top

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Remove the screen by pulling it towards you

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Remove the plastic screen holder

Remove the original stereo

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Mount the unit supports as shown by using the countersunk screws (supplied with the Pioneer product)

Install the interface (see connections next page)

1. To car main connector
2. To radio MUTE (yellow wire on RCA lead from Pioneer radio)
3. To radio PARKING signal

(green wire on power cable from Pioneer)

1. To radio REVERSE signal

(purple wire on power cable from Pioneer)

1. To radio Wired Remote socket

In order to prevent ESD damage the W/R jack must be connected before any connection to the car side

1. Buzzer

2. Traction control button (ON/OFF toggle)

(necessary to drill an additional 20 mm opening)

⚠️ Disconnect the interface box for vehicles with 1-DIN radio or no radio from factory

1. To Pioneer ISO power connector

2. Tire pressure reset button (push 5 seconds to reset)

(necessary to drill an additional 20 mm opening)

⚠️ Disconnect the interface box for vehicles with 1-DIN radio or no radio from factory

1. To car antenna connector
2. To Pioneer FM/AM antenna input (backside of Pioneer unit
3. Connect to:

- Connector 13 for open dash vehicles or 1din radio vehicles

- Connector 14 for cars with touch screen display radio

FOR FACELIFT VEHICLES

1. To car main connector
2. To rear view camera input

(Brown connector on RCA lead from Pioneer radio)

1. To connector number 1

FOR FACELIFT VEHICLES

WITHOUT PERMANENT BATTERY SUPPLY BEHIND RADIO

1. To be connected to number 14
2. To be connected to number 12
3. Accessory power supply terminal
4. Fuse

Make sure connector 12 is closed before proceeding

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Remove under dash tray Locate the accessory cable as indicated

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Connect number 20 onto the accessory cable

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Proposed locations for traction control button and tire pressure reset button

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Locate the fusebox in the engine bay and open it

Install the supplied fuse (21) into the shown potition

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After all connections are made, slid ein the Pioneer unit with the display cable over the top and the buzze on the side

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Install the screen linkage using the original screws from the plastic holder

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Install the dashboard cover (Make sure to put the display through)

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Secure the dashboard cover with the supplied screws

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Mount screen support to the screen using the two center screws on each side (included with SPH-EVO82DAB-208)

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Mount screen cover onto the screen support using the remaining four screws as indicated (included with SPH-EVO82DAB-208)

Mount screw covers, paying attention to the marked numbers and locations

21

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Install the front cover and chrome trim bezel on the screen Insert the connector into the screen

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Slide the screen holder into the bracket and secure with two screws (included with SPH-EVO82DAB-208)

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Final product image

Final Product image

Scan the QR code to watch a tutorial video for the menu settings explained below

Steering Wheel Controls for SMEG / OPENDASH

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The steering wheel functions

1. Track up
2. Track down
3. Seek up
4. Seek down
5. Source change
6. Volume up
7. Volume down

⚠️ Hold down the Source button (5), to activate the Siri function.

Steering Wheel Controls for NAC radio

The steering wheel functions

1. Mute (by pressing)
2. Volume up
3. Volume down
4. Source change
5. Seek up (by pressing)
6. Preset up (by scrolling)
7. Preset down (by scrolling)
8. Tel. pick up / Tel. hang up

⚠️ Hold down the Source button (4), to activate the Siri function.

Menu Settings for NAC radio only

The command keys, which are used to enter, navigate and exit the menu, are:

1. IGNITION key
2. Tire pressure reset button
3. Preset up / down rotary button
4. Volume up / down rotary button
5. Source button

How to enter and exit the menu

Entering the menu:

Turn on the dashboard by turning the key one step while holding down the tire pressure reset button.

The buzzer will emit four long beeps.

During this procedure, the radio will remain switched off.

Exiting the menu:

Turn off the dashboard by turning the key back.

The buzzer will emit four short beeps.

How to navigate in the menu:

As soon as the menu procedure is activated, it is possible to browse through the settings with the PRESET DOWN and PRESET UP buttons (setting list shown below). Each time the button is rotated, the buzzer will indicate the setting number by beeps. Please note that one long tone corresponds to five short ones.

It's recommended to familiarize with these functions to recognize the different type of beeps before proceeding with the settings. Different settings, which were available on the car through menus on the original radio, are kept accessible via a setup menu. The menu can heard via the buzzer and controlled with the mentioned command keys.

The retained settings are the following ones:

- Setting N° 1, FUEL CONSUMPTION/DISTANCE.

- Setting N° 2, FOLLOW-ME-HOME LIGHTING.

- Setting N° 3, WELCOME LIGHTING.

- Setting N° 4, REAR WIPER IN REVERSE.

- Setting N° 5, ACTIVE SAFETY BRAKE.

- Setting N° 6, DRL (Daytime running lights) settings.

- Setting N° 7, DIRECTIONAL HEADLIGHTS.

Each time one of the keys is pressed, the buzzer indicates the selected option:

1) Fuel consumption / distance

To choose the unit of measurement use the |<< VOLUME UP/ VOLUME DOWN>>|rotary button to scroll through the options (VOLUME DOWN to scroll down and VOLUME UP to scroll up):

- Option 1: L/Km, one short beep.

- Option 2: Km/L, two short beeps.

- Option 3: mpg, three short beeps.

To confirm the option and save it to the vehicle, press the SOURCE button: A two-tone beep indicates that the option has been saved.

To define the follow-me-home light options use the <> rotary button to scroll through the options (VOLUME DOWN to scroll down and VOLUME UP to scroll up):

• Option 1: lights off, one short beep.
• Option 2: lights on for 15", two short beeps.
• Option 3: lights on for 30", three short beeps.
• Option 4: lights on for 60", four short beeps.

To confirm the option and save it to the vehicle, press the SOURCE button: A two-tone beep indicates that the option has been saved.

3) Welcome lighting

To define the welcome light options use the <> rotary button to scroll through the options (VOLUME DOWN to scroll down and VOLUME UP to scroll up):

• Option 1: welcome light off, one short beep.
• Option 2: welcome light on for 15", two short beeps.
• Option 3: welcome light on for 30", three short beeps.
• Option 4: welcome light on for 60", four short beeps.

To confirm the option and save it to the vehicle, press the SOURCE button: A two-tone beep indicates that the option has been saved.

4) Rear wiper in reverse

To define the rear wiper functions use the <> rotary button to scroll through the options (VOLUME DOWN to scroll down and VOLUME UP to scroll up):

- Option 1: rear wiper automatic functioning in reverse condition OFF, one short beep.

- Option 2: rear wiper automatic functioning reverse condition ON, two short beeps.

To confirm the option and save it to the vehicle, press the SOURCE button: A two-tone beep indicates that the option has been saved.

5) Active safety brake

To define the active safety brake functions use the <> rotary button to scroll through the options (VOLUME DOWN to scroll down and VOLUME UP to scroll up):

- Option 1: active safety brake function OFF, one short beep.

- Option 2: active safety brake function ON, two short beeps.

To confirm the option and save it to the vehicle, press the SOURCE button: A two-tone beep indicates that the option has been saved.

6) DRL (Daytime Running Lights)

To define the DRL functions use the <> rotary button to scroll through the options (VOLUME DOWN to scroll down and VOLUME UP to scroll up):

• Option 1: DRL function OFF, one short beep.
• Option 2: DRL function ON, two short beeps.

To confirm the option and save it to the vehicle, press the SOURCE button: A two-tone beep indicates that the option has been saved.

7) Directional headlights

To define the directional light functions use the <> rotary button to scroll through the options (VOLUME DOWN to scroll down and VOLUME UP to scroll up):

• Option 1: directional light function OFF, one short beep.
• Option 2: directional light function ON, two short beeps.

To confirm the option and save it to the vehicle, press the SOURCE button: A two-tone beep indicates that the option has been saved.