USASPEC PA11-GM User manual

Thank you for purchasing US.SPEC product. This manual describes the functions and operation
of PA ll-GM iPod interface for GM cars. Please read this manual before installing the product to your
vehicle.
!!IMPORTANT!!
.:. It
is strongly recommended that the unit is installed in an accessible location, so that it can
later be easily reset or upgraded.
•
:. Eject ALL CDs from the built-in CD player or CD changer before installation or
disconnect the power to radio!!!
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•
:. SAFETY NOTE: You should always give full attention to driving. Do not operate iPod In
such away that distracts you while you are driving.
!!CAUTION!!
•In general,
iPod has not been designed to withstand temperature extremes in automobiles.
Please consult your
iPod Owner's Manual regarding acceptable operation and storage
temperatures.
•Do not disassemble or alter the cable and interface box.
•Make the connections correctly.
•Do not cut away the wire sheath or use the power for other equipments.
•Do not install in locations which might hinder vehicle operation or create hazards for vehicle
occupants.
•Having the wiring and installation done by professionals.
•Arrange wiring so it
is not crimped or pinched.
•Do not use this product for purposes other than stated for the vehicle.
1-1 This interface connects an iPod directly to your GM audio system. Its on-board software translates
commands from either your
GM CD changer controls or XM band controls into commands that
the
iPod understands. This interface enables the iPod to co-exist with the GM Navigation system,
CD changer, XM radio receiver, DVD system, and ON-Star, and provides the following benefits:
•Directs the iPod's audio output to GM vehicle audio system for optimal sound quality
playback.
•Controls the
iPod via vehicle's radio and steering wheel controls.
•Charges the iPod's internal battery, and charging stops automatically at one hour after the
iPod is
paused.
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1-2 This interface adapter is designed to use either the CD changer control or the XM band control
of your GM factory radio for controlling iPod and AUX. Selecting and using these controls for
your auxiliary inputs as follows:
1-2-1. Using the CD Changer control:
•Set DIP switches # 3 and #4, located at the side panel of the adaptor, to the "ON" position.
Your radio will recognize the adapter and will tum on the CD changer icon on display panel.
•Access and control your
iPod andAUX with the "DISC" and the CD changer control keys on
GM radio.
•
If you prefer to use the XM control instead of the CD changer control for iPod and AUX
interface, please see the following "Using XM control" instructions. An example case of such
apreference
is that afactory CD changer already exists in your vehicle.
1-2-2. Using the XM band control without satellite receiver:
• If your GM factory radio does not have aCD changer control function, but it is a
XM satellite ready radio, you can use the XM band to do
iPod and AUX interface.
•Setting the DIP switch
#3 to "OFF" and the DIP switch #4 to "ON" position, both XMI and
Xm2 bands will allow you to control
iPod and AUX input port.
•Access and control your
iPod andAUX with the "BAND" and the CD player control keys on
GM radio. Press "BAND" button until "XMI" is displayed. Press "5" key for Playlist
(or, disc number) change.
1-2-3. Using the XM band control with satellite receiver:
• If your vehicle has afactory installed XM receiver, set both DIP switch #3 and DIPswitch #4
to the "OFF" position. The
XMI will become iPod and AUX control and XM2 band remains
for XM radio reception.
•The DATA line on factory XM receiver (tuner) shall be cut and connected to
PAll-GM adapter
for this mode
of operation. Please refer to the WIRE CONNECTION section for connection
details.
•Access and control your
iPod andAUX with the "BAND" and the CD player control keys on
GM radio. Press "BAND" button until "XM1"
is displayed on radio.
Press "5" key for Playlist (or, disc number) change.
1-2-4. TEXT DISPLAY:
When use XM control, diaplay of artist name and song title on radio is supported in Hybrid
Mode and Playlist Mode. To display the text, press "DISP" or "INFO" button on nadio while
iPod is playing.
1-3 Future firmware updates for your iPod may affect the features and functions described in this
owner's manual.
1-4 Package Contents
PAll-GM contains one each ofPAll-GM interface adapter, XM DATAwire(Blue), CAS-G7i,
CAS-F12 and CB-PAI5 cables.
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1-5 Applications
PAll-GM is applicable to the following GM vehicles:
MAKE
MODEL
YEAR IPod control use*
CADILLAC ESCALADE 2003-2006 CDCorXM
EXT 2003-2006 CDCorXM
CTS IRSX
2004-2007 XM
CHEVY IMPALA 2000-2005
CDCorXM
MONTE CARLO 2000-2005
CDCorXM
CHEVY TRUCKS AVALANCHE 2003-2006
CDCorXM
COLORADO 2005-2007
CDCorXM
** EQUINAX (Equiped WIXM Tuner only) 2005-2006 XM
SILVERADO 2003-2006 XM
SILVERADO CLASSIC 2007 XM
SUBURBAN 2003-2007 XM
TAHOE 2003-2007 XM
TRAIL BLAZER 2004-2007 XM
**UPLANDER 2005-2006 XM
VENTURE 2004 XM
GMC CANYON 2005-2007
CDCorXM
DENALI 2003-2006
CDCorXM
ENVOY 2005-2007 CDC orXM
SIERRA 2003-2006 CDCorXM
SIERRA CLASSIC 2007 CDCorXM
YUKON 2003-2006 CDCorXM
HUMMER
HI
2004-2006 CDCorXM
H2/SUT
2003-2007 CDCorXM
H3 2007 XM
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2005 CDC or
XM
*CDC is the abbreviation of CD Changer Control.
** Cable for EQUINAX and UPLANDER applications are not included and sold separately.
Please contact
USAtSPEC at [phone].
***
USkSPECverified the published radio and vehicle application to the best of our ability. Due to
uncontrollable factors, USkSPEC can not 100% guarantee every published application. These
factors include variables such as, anomalies within afactory radio, factory radio heretofore
unknown to USkSPEC and partial model year changes.
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PAll-GM provides two ways to control your iPod through the car radio, namely Hybrid Mode
and Direct Mode.
DIP switch #2 is for mode selection use. "ON" position is for Hybrid Mode and "OFF" position
is for Direct Mode.
2-1 Direct Mode: Search and select music on iPod directly just as you would in portable use.
The music will play back through your car stereo. Use the track up/down, fast forward, and
reverse buttons on your radio to control music playback. All control functions on
iPod are
available to use too. Please see Section 4
of this manual for additional information.
2-2 Hybird Mode: This mode allows you to access up to 5playlists on the iPod from the radio.
The instructions for playlist creation and playback controls are in Section 5
of this manual.
Additionally, while in Hybrid Mode, the keypads and the display on the iPod function
as ifit were in Direct Mode
or in portable use.

• If the playback of aPlaylist is manually interrupted by using the iPod 's key pad, and asong
or music
in anew category is played, the interface module memorizes the last played track
number
of the new category. "New category" means file, or folder, or Playlist, or artist, etc.
which
is different from the Playlist being played. When you return to the same DISC on radio
later, the interface module will use the "memorized" track number (note: just the track number,
not the last played song in the new category) to playback the Playlist related to this DISC.
•When the
iPod is connected to the interface module, the iPod will take approximately 30
seconds
to complete its external control mode configuration. During this period of time, the
iPod screen's display will continue to change until the configuration is completed.
•While in Hybrid Mode, you can also fast forward and fast reverse the music track with the
fast forward and fast reverse buttons on your radio.
•iTouch, iPhone and
G3 ipod do NOT work in Hybrid Mode. When this interface module
is set to Hybrid Mode the iPod's screen will only display "ok to disconnect" or "Attached
to
accessory" and iPod 's keypad will not function. These iPods will be operated and controlled
just like it is aCD changer. The radio can access 5Playlists on iPoq please reference to
section 5 of this manual for Playlists creation.However, these iPods are compatible to the
Direct Mode of this interface module.
2-3
Additional AUX INPUT Option Selection
PA
Il-GM interface adaptor is capable of connecting two audio sources to your GM radio,
including the iPod. The additional audio source connects to the RCA input
jack labeled as
AUX INPUT. If you choose to use AUX INPUT, the DIP switch #1 at the side of adaptor box
must be set to "OFF" position (factory presets it at "ON" position).
The audio source at AUX INPUT can be accessed at CD 6Track
1. CDI to CD 4are for
accessing Playlists, and CD 5is for accessing all songs on
iPod .
Operation of AUX
If the "AUX INPUT" option is selected, radio will display "CD 6Track 1" gives access
to the audio source connected to AUX INPUT port. Adjust VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE
and etc.
as you would normally do for the other program sources on the radio.
2-4 DIP Switch Setting
Summary
DIP Switch Position Function
#1 ON RCA Aux Input Disabled
#1 OFF RCA Aux Input Enabled
#2 ON Hybrid Mode Selected
#2 OFF Direct Mode Selected
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Section 3. WIRE CONNECTION
Step 1-a- Decide to use CD changer control or XM control first and then set the DIP switch #3 and
#4 position at side panel
of PAI1-GM accordingly. (See Section 1-2 instructions above.
The adapter
is preset to CD changer control mode at factory.)
Step I-b- Set the DIP switch #2
to "OFF" position only if the Direct Mode is preferred.
Step 2- Remove radio from the dash.
Step 3- Unplug the 24 pin and
12 pin connectors from the radio and connect them to US.kSPEC
CAS-G7i cable.
Step 4- Plug
US.kSPEC CAS-G7i cable's 24 pin and 12 pin connectors to the radio.
Step 5- Connect CAS-FI2 cable to G7i cable. Plug the round DIN connector on
CAS-FI2 to adapter
where it is labeled "RADIO". Go to Step 8
if there is no factory XM receiver in your vehicle.
Step 6-1- Locate the "DATA" wire
of XM receiver. It is connected to either the pin 7or pin 15 of the
connector hardness on the receiver box. Please see
APPE DIX Afor the location of XM
receIves
In cars
Step 6-2a-Cut this "DATA" wire approximately 4inches away from the receiver box.
Step 6-2b-Immediately and securely tape the open end
of the wire that goes into the car to prevent
electric short circuits with car body, or with other wires.
Step 6-3- Splice the other open end
of "DATA" wire (receiver side) with the blue wire that comes with
the PAI1-GM adapter.
Step 7- Plug the Data wire (Blue) into
PAII-GM adaptor where it is labeled "XM Receiver".
Step 8- Connect the audio output
of your auxiliary sources to AUX input jack on PAII-GM adapter
box if the additional AUX option is selected by setting the DIP swich#1 to "OFF" position.
Step 9- Reinstall radio to the dash.
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CAR AUDIO
TO RADIO
4-POSITION DIP SWITCH
CONNECT ON: when switch is at
TO RADIO bottom position
TO car
(To the harness
CAS-F12 ~ thatwas conntcted to Radio)
WARNING!!
Use only the iPod connection cable which comes with PAII-GM interface adaptor.
iPod connection cables from other sources may look similar, but they may damage your iPod .

CONNECTING &PLAYING of iPod in DIRECT MODE
When the iPod is connected to the adapter, the iPod 's screen will go blank for few seconds before the
nonnal screen returns. The audio
of iPod music will be played back at DISC 5and Track I.
Adjust VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE and etc. as you would nonnally do for the other program sources
on the radio.
CONNECTING &PLAYING of iPod in HYBRID MODE
5-1 Connecting iPod to the interface
After connection, the iPod will take afew moments to change to external control mode.
5-2 Select iPod mode on GM radio
Press "DISC" or "BAND" button, depending on the setting of the DIP switches made at Step I of installation, until
"CD6 TRK-x" appears on the radio display (x is the track number
of "Now Playing" song on iPod). This display
confirms that iPod mode has been completely synchronized and activated. Synchronization timing varies according
to the number
of Playlists on your iPod.
If iPod was playing previously before radio or ACC power was OFF, and the iPod was not disconnected, playback
resumes from where it was stopped.
5-3 Disconnecting iPod from the interface
If the CD changer control is selected, the radio will automatically switch to AM/FM mode when iPod is
disconnected from adapter. If the XM control is selected, the radio will stay at XM band and displays" iPod "when
is disconnected from adapter.
After disconnecting, iPod screen changes from the external control mode screen back to the nonnal menu. Pressing
and holding the PlaylPause button on
iPod may get the normal iPod menu back faster.
5-4 Playback of songs on iPod
All audio tracks on your iPod will be played (All play) at DISC 6. Track order is determined by the default order
on
your iPod. Selecting DISCIto DISC 5on radio will allow playback of 5Playlists on iPod.
Every time when iPod is connected to the interface adaptor, the playback starts from "Now Playing" song at DISC
6by default. If iPod was playing any of its Playlist right before the connection, the same Playlist will continue to
play and repeated at disc 6but I iPod will switch to "All" as soon as fast forward button is pressed.
5-5 Selecting aPlaylist
Press radio preset button "5" button to select aPlaylist. The selected Playlist will begin playing and the Playlist
number and track number will be displayed. In rare cases, this may take up to few seconds for the completion of
synchronization. After playing the last song in the current Playlist, playback will start again from the first track
of this Playlist.
Playlist naming
•When iPod is connected to your radio via PA ll-GM interface adaptor, the adaptor scans all available Playlists
on
iPod and looks for designated GM Playlists which are created for direct access with DISC buttons on GM
radio. The designated GM Playlists are related to DISC number in the following manner:
DISC
1: GMl...
DISC 2: GM2 .
DISC 3: GM3 .
DISC 4: GM4 .
DISC 5: GM5 .
DISC 6: ALL SONGS on iPod
The naming of designated OM Playlists in iTune for PAll-OM interface must be exactly as shown.
OM must be in capital letters and there can be no spaces between OM text and number.
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However, you may add any text after the correct naming of aPlaylist. (i.e. GM I-Jazz,
GM3_Favorite3 are acceptable Playlist names for
PAll-GM iPod interface.)
•
If no designated GM Playlists are created, PA ll-GM adaptor automatically relates to the first five
available Playlists on
iPod to DISC number Ito 5regardless Playlist's naming.
•
Ifless than five designated GM Playlists are created, PAll-GM adaptor automatically fills up the
rest
of DISC numbers beginning with the first available Playlist on iPod .
Example:
if only three designated GMI, GM3 and Gm5 Playlists are created, the disc number on
radio will be:
DISC I:
GMl...
DISC 2: (l st available Playlsit on iPod )
DISC
3: GM3 ...
DISC 4: (2nd available Playlist on iPod )
DISC
5: GM5 ...
The iPod interface does not recognize Playlists that contain no audio tracks regardless of Playlist
naming. The
iPod interface also does not recognize the "On-The-Go" Playlist on your iPod.
5-6 Playback function controls
You can control iPod music playback with buttons and knob radio.
SCAN
Press the scan button, and each track in the current Playlist will play for 10 seconds.
If SCAN is pressed at DISC 6, it will play all songs in iPod for 10 seconds each.
Random
Press RND (Preset #6) button, songs within aPlaylist will play back in random order.
The display
of track number will change to start from Ias it does on the iPod. Press this button again
will tum
off the random mode.
Track Up/Down
Press the left arrow on SEEK button to go to the start of the current or of the previous track.
Press two times consecutively to go the start
of next track if the current song's elapsed time is more
than
10 seconds.
Press the right arrow on SEEK button to got to the start
of next track.
Fast Reverse / Fast forward Play
Press REV (Preset #3) button to reverse the play at fast speed reverse playing. Press FWD(Preset #4)
button to advance the play at fast speed. Some radio design needs asecond press to the button to stop
the fast speed playing.
Playing Change (DISC Change)
Press SIDE button (Preset #5, on radio that has abuilt-in 6disc change, this button is labeled with
adisc symbol) to advance the Playlist.
YourGM radio currently displays amaximum of two digits for track number. Thus, track
number 100 will be displayed as 01, Track 101 displayed as 02, track 102 as 03
Changing source to AM/FM, CD, Cassette
When asource other then the iPod is selected on the radio, the iPod will pause.
Note: iPod,
iPod nano, iPod classic, iTouch and iPhone are trade marks of Apple Computer, Inc.
XM is atrade mark of XM Satellite Radio Inc.
GM is aregistered trade mark of General Motors Corporation.
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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XM Receiver Location for most OM Vehicles
Make Model Year XM Receiver location
Buick Rainer 05-06 Above Pass-side dash panel
LaCross 2006 Behind Rear-Left
quarter panel in truck
Cadillac CTS 04-07 Under the
rear deck
SRX 05-06 Behind Rear-Right
quarter panel
Chevy
Impala 03-06 Behind Rear-Left
quarter panel in truck
Monte Carlo 06-06 Behind Rear-Left
quarter panel in truck
Corvette Coupe 05-07 Rear-Left
quart panel behind carpet
Corvette Conv. 05-07 Between the seats Inside the hatch cover
Avalanche 03-06 Behind Glove-Box
Equinox 05-06 Behind Rear-Left
quzrter panel
Colorado 05-07 Above Pass-side dash panel
Tahoe 03-06 Behind Glove-Box
Suburban 03-07 Behind Glove-Box
Silverado 03-07 Behind Glove-Box
Trail Blazer 04-07 Above Pass-Side dash panel
Venture/
Uplander 03-06 N/A
GMC Canyon 05-07 Above Pass-side dash panel
Envoy 03-07 Above Pass-side dash panel
Sierra 03-07 Behind Glove-Box
Yukon /Denali 05-06 Behind Glove-Box
Pontiac
Grand Prix
05-06 Behind Rear-Left
quarter panel in truck

DesignChangeNotice (032609)
(for Model PA11-GM and PA11-VETTE)
In order to improve the handling of Audiobook and to support streaming music downloads on iPhone or
iTouch, the Hybrid Mode is deleted and design changes are also implemented to Playlist Mode.
The guide of playing iPod in the revised Playlist Mode is as follow:
1. In case of CD changer control configuration (use CD or AUX button on radio):
1-1 Configuration A: (RCAAUX is OFF or Disabled)
I. When iPod is connected to interface and CD button on radio is pressed, iPod will begin play at
DISC #5. iPod screen will show “OK to Disconnect” or “Accessory is attached”.
iPod will continue play the tracks in the Folder which was played prior to iPod is connected to
interface adaptor. As soon as the last track of the Folder is played, iPod will go to the first track in
All Songs folder.
II. When return to DISC #5 from a Playlist (i.e. any DISC among DISC #1 to DISC #4), DISC #5 will
continue play the track where it was left but points to All Songs folder regardless which Folder or
Playlist was played at DISC #5 previously.
III. When do DIRECT control from iPod is desired, select DISC #6 on radio. iPod’s screen and
click wheel will be unlocked and switch folder or playlist as you would in portable use of
iPod.
zApplication Tip: Use DISC #6, iPod Direct to listen the stream music downloads from iPhone
or iTouch (wi – fi).
zSong title display on radio is not supported in iPod Direct.
zWhen return to DISC #5 (All Songs) from DISC #6 (iPod Direct), DISC #5 will continue play the
track and folder of iPod being played at DISC #6 until the last track of the Folder is completed.
IV. If iPod has more than 4 Playlists were created with iTune, please refer to the Playlist Naming
section of interface manual.
1-2 Configuration B: (RCAAUX is ON or Enabled)
I. When iPod is connected to interface and CD button on radio is pressed, iPod will begin play at
DISC #4 iPod screen will show “OK to Disconnect” or “Accessory is attached”.
iPod will continue play the tracks in the Folder which was played prior to iPod is connected to
interface adaptor. As soon as the last track of the Folder is played, iPod will go to the first track in
All Songs folder.
II. When return to DISC #4 from a Playlist (i.e. any DISC among DISC #1 to DISC #3), DISC #4 will
continue play the track where it was left but points to All Songs folder regardless which Folder or
Playlist was played at DISC #5 previously.
III. When do DIRECT control from iPod is desired, select DISC #5 on radio. iPod’s screen and
click wheel will be unlocked and switch folder or playlist as you would in portable use of
iPod.
zApplication Tip: Use DISC #5, iPod Direct to listen the stream music downloads from iPhone
or iTouch (wi – fi).
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zSong title display on radio is not supported in iPod Direct.
zWhen return to DISC #4 (All Songs) from DISC #5 (iPod Direct), DISC #4 will continue play the
track and folder of iPod being played at DISC #5 until the last track of the Folder is completed.
IV. If iPod has more than 3 Playlists were created with iTune, please refer to the Playlist Naming
sectionofinterfacemanual.
Summary of Playlist Mode Operation for CD changer control configurations :
Configuration A: (RCA OFF) Configuration B: (RCA ON)
DIP switch #1=ON DIP switch #1=OFF
DIP switch #2=ON DIP switch #2=ON
DIP switch #3=ON DIP switch #3=ON
DIP switch #4 =ON DIP switch #4 =ON
At…. Radio Plays At…. Radio Plays
Disc 1Playlist # 1 Disc 1Playlist # 1
Disc 2Playlist # 2 Disc 2Playlist # 2
Disc 3Playlist # 3 Disc 3Playlist # 3
Disc 4Playlist # 4 Disc 4AllSongs
Disc 5All Songs Disc 5iPod Direct
Disc 6iPod Direct Disc 6RCAAUX
NOTE: To change DISC, push radio preset button 5.
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2. In case of XM control configuration (use BAND button on radio):
1-1 Configuration C: (RCAAUX is OFF or Disabled)
V. When iPod is connected to interface and BAND button on radio is pressed, iPod will begin play at
P5 (radio displays P5). iPod screen will show “OK to Disconnect” or “Accessory is attached”.
iPod will continue play the tracks in the Folder which was played prior to iPod is connected to
interface adaptor. As soon as the last track of the Folder is played, iPod will go to the first track in
All Songs folder.
VI. When return to P5 from a Playlist (i.e. any Playlist among P1 to P4), P5 will continue play the track
where it was left but points to All Songs folder regardless which Folder or Playlist was played at P5
previously.
VII. When do DIRECT control from iPod is desired, push radio preset button 5 until radio
displays P6. iPod’s screen and click wheel will be unlocked and change folder or Playlist as you
would in portable use of iPod.
zApplication Tip: Use P6, iPod Direct to listen the stream music downloads from iPhone or
iTouch (wi – fi).
zSong title display on radio is not supported in iPod Direct.
zWhen return to P5 (All Songs) from P6 (iPod Direct), P5 will continue play the track and folder
of iPod being played at P6 until the last track of the Folder is completed.
VIII. If iPod has more than 4 Playlists were created with iTune, please refer to the Playlist Naming
section of interface manual.
1-2 Configuration B: (RCAAUX is ON or Enabled)
V. When iPod is connected to interface and BAND button on radio is pressed, iPod will begin play at
P4 (radio displays P4). iPod screen will show “OK to Disconnect” or “Accessory is attached”.
iPod will continue play the tracks in the Folder which was played prior to iPod is connected to
interface adaptor. As soon as the last track of the Folder is played, iPod will go to the first track in
All Songs folder.
VI. When return to P4 from a Playlist (i.e. any DISC among P1 to P3), P4 will continue play the track
where it was left but points to All Songs folder regardless which Folder or Playlist was played at
P5 previously.
VII. When do DIRECT control from iPod is desired, push radio preset button 5 until P5 is
displayed on radio. iPod’s screen and click wheel will be unlocked and switch folder
or playlist as you would in portable use of iPod.
zApplication Tip: Use P5, iPod Direct to listen the stream music downloads from iPhone or
iTouch (wi – fi).
zSong title display on radio is not supported in iPod Direct.
zWhen return to DISC #4 (All Songs) from P5 (iPod Direct), P4 will continue play the
track and folder of iPod being played at P5 until the last track of the Folder is completed.
VIII. If iPod has more than 3 Playlists were created with iTune, please refer to the Playlist Naming
sectionofinterfacemanual.
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Summary of Playlist Mode Operation for XM control configurations:
Configuration A: (RCA OFF) Configuration B: (RCA ON)
DIP switch #1=ON DIP switch #1=OFF
DIP switch #2=ON DIP switch #2=ON
DIP switch #3=OFF DIP switch #3=OFF
DIP switch #4 = see Note below DIP switch #4 = see note below
At …. Radio Plays At…. Radio Plays
P 1 Playlist # 1 P 1 Playlist # 1
P 2 Playlist # 2 P 2 Playlist # 2
P 3 Playlist # 3 P 3 Playlist # 3
P 4 Playlist # 4 P 4 AllSongs
P 5 All Songs P 5 iPod Direct
P 6 iPod Direct P 6 RCAAUX
Note: Set DIP switch #4 = OFF if the vehicle has XM receiver.
Set DIP switch #4 = ON if the vehicle does NOT have XM receiver.
Push radio preset button 5 to change Playlist.
The letters P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 and P6 do not mean Preset buttons on radio. They
are the abbreviation of Positions 1 to 6.
PA11-GM
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