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Nav TV PCM3-Media User manual

PCM3-Media 12-11-2008
Rev 1.2 Mark Ryan
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100 NW 11
TH
Street, Boca Raton, FL 33432
Tel. 561-955-9770 Fax. 561-955-9760
www.nav-tv.com [email protected]
PCM3-Media
Adds Backup Camera, Video-In-Motion, iPod, AUX, USB-media and Bluetooth to 2009 and Up Porsche Cayenne
vehicles equipped with PCM3 radios
What’s in the box Package Contents
1. ce ModuleMedia Interfa
Dock USB ca nd
Media Dock)
cable acce his
2. Vehicle Center Console replacement Media Dock
3. Interface T-Harness
4. Console Dock Harness
5. ble (connects to back of radio a
6. iPod cable
7. USB cable (Have the “A” connector side of the
ssible to the passenger side of the
vehicle cabin, but hidden from view) NOTE: T
USB cable connects to the interface module
and is not used for media playback.
Radio Removal and Installation Radio Dash Images
1. Insert a plastic pry tool into the space between
the lower black trim piece and the dash and
gently pry the trim panel towards the rear of the
vehicle to release the mounting clips. Follow the
trim panel around either clockwise or
counterclockwise to release the remainder of the
mounting clips. Set aside the trim panel.
2. Remove (4) T20 Torx bolts from the sides of the
radio and pull the radio gently out of the dash in
order to disconnect all stock cables and antenna
connectors.
3. Rear view of radio
4. Remove the fiber optic connector from the
factory harness by gently prying up on the
locking tab with a pick tool.
5. With the fiber unplugged from the factory
harness.
6. Plug in the supplied T-harness to the factory
harness.
7. Plug in the Interface module into the 8-Pin
connector on the T-harness.
8. Secure the Interface module in the dash.
Radio Removal and Installation (Cont.) Radio Dash Images (Cont.)
9. Connect the Media dock USB connector to the
USB connector on the back of radio.
10. Connect the Media dock cable into radio side of
T-harness.
11. Plug in the fiber connector into the radio side of
the T-harness and connect to the radio.
12. Run the Dock harness from the radio inside of
the center console, and remove the center
factory armrest tray. Connect the dock harness
to the media dock and the media dock USB
cable to the media dock and secure the new
dock tray below the center console armrest.
If equipped with Bose System:
Run (2) White mic wires from the interface T-
harness up the passenger side “A” pillar to the
vehicle overhead console and connect them to
the two unpopulated slots on the 4 pin connector
(See image) to enable factory mic. (White to
White / Black to Black)
If Non-Bose System: The Non-Bose system
does not have a Microphone in the stock vehicle.
We have microphones available for an additional
purchase.
Reinstall Dash in reverse order.
8 Pin Molex wiring guide 8 Pin Molex connector image
1. CAN High to vehicle (Yellow wire)
2. CAN Low to vehicle (Blue wire)
3. Chassis ground (Black wire)
4. +12V output to camera (White/Red wire)
5. CAN High to radio (Yellow wire)
6. CAN Low to radio (Blue wire)
7. +12V Constant power (Red wire)
8. +12V output for camera switcher (White/Blue)
Run (2) White mic wires
from T-harness to center
overhead console and
plug in to the two
unpopulated slots on the
4 pin connector to
enable factory mic.
NOTE: Bose equipped
vehicles only.
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Programming
1. Press and hold down the +button on the
steering wheel. While continually holding down
the +button, press and hold down the Mute
button. Continue to hold down the Mute button
and release the +button. Release the Mute
button.
2. The radio screen will now display the word
Service.
3. While Service is displayed on the screen, press
the up arrow within 7 seconds and Hold for 4
seconds to program the PCM3 for media options.
Note: If the PCM3-Media is to be removed from
the vehicle, you must first enter service mode
and press the down arrow for 4 seconds to
deprogram the original PCM3 before the filter is
removed. If this is not done the filter module will
not work on any other vehicle. Wait for the PCM3
to restart!
4. After the radio reboots first select “rear view
camera” and make sure the “automatic” feature
is highlighted. (Automatic means that every time
the vehicle goes into reverse the PCM3 screen
will show the backup camera image).
Note: The PCM must be deprogrammed
before the vehicle is taken in for service.
Operation
1. Place the vehicle in reverse and your image will appear on the screen. When putting the vehicle back in drive the
image will stay on the screen for up to 20 seconds or until the vehicle reaches 7 mph.
2. To enable the rear view camera while in motion simply double click the steering wheel mute button within 1
second. To deactivate the camera while in motion double click the mute button again.
3. If the switcher is used to switch between the two cameras, the double click mute button command will alternate
between reverse camera, factory screen, front camera, factory screen.
4. No matter what is showing on the screen the PCM3 will switch over to the reverse camera image any time the
vehicle is placed into reverse.
5. iPod, AUX, USB-Media and Bluetooth are enabled with activating the interface module in programming and are
accessed through on-screen and radio controls. Note: You cannot use the iPod and the Auxiliary input
simultaneously because they share the same audio path.
6. Initial pairing of phone to Radio Bluetooth. Accept request form phone on radio, enter any 4 digit number on radio
and press OK, enter same 4 digit number on phone and OK. Note: (Write the 4 digit number down and do not
lose it. You will need it if the phone or radio loses the pairing connection information).
Agreement: End user agrees to use this product in compliance with all State and Federal laws. NAV-TV Corp. would not be held liable for misuse of its product.
If you do not agree, please discontinue use immediately and return product to place of purchase.
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