Stinger HEIGH10 UN1810E-FT2 User manual

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INTEGRATED INFOTAINMENT TOUCH SCREEN SOLUTION FOR
FIAT DUCATO 8 SERIES 2021-UP
PART NUMBER: UN1810E-FT2
INSTALLATION GUIDE

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ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
Upgrade your Fiat Ducato’s radio with the HEIGH10® 10-inch infotainment system. Retain all OEM features, vehicle
sengs, and more. All in one easy to install, plug-and-play package.
The HEIGH10® is designed to enhance screen size and infotainment features for drivers which include Apple CarPlay,
Android Auto, DAB+, and Bluetooth streaming. Paired with the vehicle retenon interface, key vehicle sengs will be
retained and controlled through the HEIGH10® display by your steering wheel controls.
The components of this kit are compable for the Fiat Ducato Series 8 2021-Up, with non-amplied Connental Mopar
factory head units.
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CONTENTS
• HEIGH10® unit with ng accessories and wiring
• Black double DIN fascia plate (with accessories)
• Vehicle retenon interface with plug-and-play harness
• Vehicle specic antenna adapter
• Snger stereo patch lead
• Instrucon manual

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FITTING GUIDE
STEREO REMOVAL
1. Using a trim removal tool pry and unclip the air vents that surround the radio. There are 3 tabs located along the
top edge of the vent alongside two metal lugs. One located on the top whilst the other is towards the boom.
2. Undo 4x T20 bolts that hold the radio in place and remove whilst disconnecng all of the wiring.
Take the HEIGH10® components and begin to assemble the core components in accordance with the “Installaon
Manual” that comes with unit.
HEIGH10 ASSEMBLY

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FITTING GUIDE
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1. With the HEIGH10® unit congured correctly, aach the fascia brackets to the relevant sides of the radio module
using the screws within the kit. Place into the vehicle and roughly test t with the fascia to measure whether the
brackets need moving forwards/backwards.
2. With the brackets aligned correctly, aach the fascia to the brackets over the top of the unit using the screws that
come within in the kit.
3. Once all of the steps in ‘Stereo Installaon’ are complete, place the assembly into the dashboard and screw down
using the pre-exisng screws. Then reassemble the main fascia panel.
5. Aach the antenna adapter to the vehicles pre-exisng connecon and the back of new HEIGH10® unit.
2. Take the 14-way connector on the vehicle interface harness and plug this into the relevant connecon on the side
of the interface.
3. Take the 12-way connector of the stereo patch lead and plug this into the relevant connecon on the side of the
interface. Then take the 3.5mm jack and aach this to the HEIGH10® unit.
4. Aach the 4-way camera extension harness to the interface.
6. Aach the USB retenon lead in between the vehicle pre-exisng USB connector and the HEIGH10® unit.
7. Connect the male yellow RCA to the ‘reverse camera input’ on the back of the new stereo.
1. Take the interface and set the dipswitches accordingly (note that these are default to o):
ON (DOWN) OFF (UP)
DIPSWITCH 1 Pioneer head units All other head units 
DIPSWITCH 2 Reverse Camera PAL Reverse Camera NTSC 
DIPSWITCH 3 Reset factory sengs (switch) Reset factory sengs 
DIPSWITCH 4 Not Used Not Used
9. Aach the addional wiring on the harness to the back of the stereo:
- Speed Pulse  - Park Brake  - Reverse
10. When all the above wires (and any addional accessories) have been connected, nally make the power connec-
ons between the stereo and the vehicles pre-exisng connector.
For a full connecon breakdown of the HEIGH10® unit, see the “Installaon Manual” that comes with the unit.
8. Connect the aermarket reverse camera (if required) to the female yellow RCA on the camera extension harness.
Note: ensure the ‘Camera Connected’ opon in the ‘Preferences’ menu is set to ‘Yes’ for the camera to funcon cor-
rectly.

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WIRING DIAGRAM
ISO Connector
Connect to aftermarket stereo
12-Way/32-Way Connector
Connect to relevant connectors from vehicle
Stereo Connection (Patch) Lead Connector [12 Pin]
Connect to Interface Box
Note: Must be connected first, before power
connection is made to the interface
Main Wiring Loom Connector [14 Pin]
Connect to Interface Box
Flying Wires
Pink - Speed Pulse
Green - Park Brake
Purple/White - Reverse Gear
Male Yellow RCA Connector
Connect to aftermarket radio
camera input
Aftermarket Camera RCA Connector
Connect camera input to female phono
connector (optional)

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OK LIM
FRONT
BACK
USER GUIDE
The following diagram, though based on careful research, is an example only. Individual steering wheel control congurations may differ.
EXAMPLE STEERING WHEEL CONTROL DIAGRAM
The Infodapter will retain several of the vehicle’s original steering wheel control functions including
moving up and down between tracks, adjusting the volume and picking up or hanging up calls.
In addition to this functionality, the vehicle’s steering wheel controls are also used to enter, exit and
navigate the Infodapter menus. An example conguration can be seen below:
1. Track Up
2. Track Down
3. Source *
4. Volume Up
5. Volume Down
6. Mute
7. Pick Up
8. Speech (Long Press: Enter Infodapter Menu)
9. Hang Up
Normal Functionality
1. Navigate options up
2. Navigate options down
8. Short Press: Select Menu Item
Long Press: Exit Infodapter Menu
Navigating the Infodapter Menus
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3
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5
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7
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Please note: steering wheel controls dealing with
cruise control on the front are unaffected.
*In the case that the vehicle does not feature phone
buttons, the ‘Source’ button will act as Infodapter
enter/exit button.

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INFODAPTER MENU
Conguration Menu
Vehicle Settings
Infodapter Settings
Language
Version
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Once the CTUFT03 has been installed into the vehicle successfully, simply hold the ‘Speech’ button (Fig.8)
on the steering wheel to access the ‘Conguration Menu’.
Note: In the case that the vehicle does not feature phone buttons, the ‘Source’ button will act as Infodapter
enter/exit button.
The Infodapters ‘Conguration menu’ showcases a series
of options and settings that can be altered to tailor the
users experience. To navigate these options, use the
‘Track Up’ & ‘Track Down’ buttons (Fig.1 & 2).
VEHICLE SETTINGS
The Infodapter interface retains the ability to adjust
vehicle settings that were present when the original head
unit was installed.
The ‘Vehicle Settings’ menu contains a variety of original
vehicle settings. Vehicle setup options that were available
with through the original head unit will now be available
through the aftermarket head unit.
Cong Type allows the user to adjust the security packets
emitted from the interface. This is important to ensure the
odometer does not ash.
See the vehicle handbook for more information regarding
these features.
INFODAPTER SETTINGS
The ‘Infodapter Settings’ menu contains parameters that
can be selected to enhance/adapt the Infodapters layout
and functionality.
Vehicle Settings
Display >
Clock >
Doors & Locks >
Lights >
Safety & Driving Assistance >
Cong Type 0
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INSTALLER MENU
This menu displays a variety of options which can add/remove
settings within the Infodapter menus.
Each option can be set to either ‘OFF’, ‘ON’ or ‘AUTO’ to display it, for example, if the ‘Language’ options is
changed to ‘OFF’, the options will dissapear from the main Conguration Menu.
This list includes following attributes which can be controlled by the interface:
- Language - Version - Distance Units - Clock
- Temperature Units - Consumption Units - Speed Units - Follow Me
- Auto Door Unlock on Exit - Flash Lights with lock - Courtesy Lights - Auto Door Locks
- Daytime Running Lights - Cornering Lights - Ambient Lighting - Greeting Lights
- Park Sense Volume Level - High Beam Control - Park Sense - Rain Sensor
- Lane Sense Warning - Lane Sense Strength - Tyre Pressure Units - Cong Type
- Trafc Sign Recognition - Trafc Sign Warning - Vehicle Off Options - Blindspot Assist.
- Headlight Sensor Sensitivity - Auton./Forward Collision Warning - Auton./Forward Collision Sensitivity
Note: although care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this menu structure at the time of printing this document, sudden changes
in software by the manufacturer, or incompatibilities with the interface cannot be accounted for. Do not consider this list to be exhaustive.
Installer Menu
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Language On
Version On
Distance Units On
Consumption Units On
Temperature Units On

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Press and hold the MUTE or VOICE button whilst in the top level Conguration Menu to exit the Infodapter
menu system and return to standard stereo operation
Exiting the Conguration (Main) Menu
INFODAPTER MENU
SCREEN SIZE/POSITION
Allows the user to setup the Infodapter display screen to
the exact size of the aftermarket head unit being tted.
PICTURE SETTINGS
Allows the user to adjust the Brightness, Contrast and
Saturation levels of the Infodapter menus/parking
graphics.
Infodapter Settings
Screen Size & Position
Picture Settings
Preferences
Installer Menu
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PREFERENCES
• Park Assist Version
Select according to the colour conguration of the park
assist tted to the vehicle.
• Camera Connected
Select ‘Yes’ if an optional camera is connected
• Park Brake Source
Set Park Brake output to activate when park brake is on
(Brake), when speed is less than 3km/h (Speed) or to
remain on at all times (Always On)
• Reverse Priority
Select which image (Camera or Park Assist) will be
shown by default when reversing.
(Note: this option is only available when Camera Connected
is set to ‘Yes’)
LANGUAGE & VERSION
The latter of the settings menu gives the user a selection
of languages - English/French/German/etc. - as well as
the ability of viewing the current version history.
Infodapter Settings
Park Assist Version 0
Camera Connected Yes
Park Brake Source Speed
Reverse Priority Park Assist
Restore factory settings >
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Language
◉English ◎Deutsch
◎Nederlands ◎Italiano
◎Français ◎Español
◎Swedish ◎Brasileiro
◎Greek ◎Hungarian
◎Polski ◎Português
◎Russian ◎Türkçe

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