it was only about 15 days...to Brisbane. Unfortunately can’t get Cam to do it, and no auto sparky seems to either up here so I might have to have a crack myself. Fingers crossed. [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by banjoship
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it was only about 15 days...to Brisbane. Unfortunately can’t get Cam to do it, and no auto sparky seems to either up here so I might have to have a crack myself. Fingers crossed. [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by banjoship
How much of the cubby did you take out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Parso
Hey Tim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timhodgson
If you have a dremel you'll have no problems!
I used a jab saw and a drill as I'm impatient and my dremel is next town over.
If you make small cut across under the upper liner the insert can be pulled off the plastic it's glued onto - you'll be to see better then.
Unscrew the cubby.
Cut through the plastic along the top and just pull out. Just don't cut into the aircon surrounds.
Hopefully the photos help. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...2f6f1b771a.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...22a7a9e5e9.jpg
Thanks Cambo! I'll hopefully get to it tomorrow! I suspect the units are all the same and will save me the hassle of doing any extra work up back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cambo@oldjaguar
I have been looking everywhere for this information DiscoDB. You are a beautiful human being.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDB
All part of the community spirit. Have been researching the same for a few small projects. Just test with a voltmeter to confirm you have the right fuses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parso
There is also an unused relay which one of the pins is an earth that will take a spade connector - although I would look for an earth direct to the body which I guess will be just behind the passenger side kick panel.
All wired up! Took constant from behind the glove box and accessories from the cigarette lighter. My android auto dongle is still coming so I've got to jump in again later and put that in and take out the lighter for usb ports.
The CANbus interface works great! Media controls on steering wheel are working straight away and even the door sensors show up. The reversing camera didn't need a trigger wire either so very quick setup once cables are in place! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...144cb1924c.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...abfbeac42d.jpg
How long does it take to boot up for the reverse camera to work? I have not wired the reverse camera yet but the screen takes a bit to get booted for the Android/CarPlay. So hopefully it just switches on to the camera feed because there are some who drive the disco that are impatient engagers of reverse..[bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by Parso
That's strange my unit powers up immediately as it never seems to sleep. I don't see the boot logo even though I set it to come on after sleep. Maybe I was meant to pick a different power source?Quote:
Originally Posted by Timhodgson
I haven't got my android auto yet.
The reversing camera takes about 1.5 seconds to switch over. I just start reversing looking back and by the time you want it it'll be there.
With your set up Parso the permanent battery supply keeps the unit on standby when the ignition is off. This is so it restarts straight away without needing to reboot. Will be interesting to know how much power it draws when on standby.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parso
Maybe I'm showing my ignorance @DiscoDB but I thought the constant supply just kept the settings and the like in the memory. Would I use a different constant source if it was draining too much?Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDB