Parrot UNIKA MKi9200 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

The wires corresponding to the resistive protocol must be connected correctly to your car
stereo's. It is important to follow the wiring diagram for your vehicle.
► Refer to the support section of our website http://www.parrot.com for more information.
Defining the
mode
Specific case
Warning : Once the installation is complete, turn the ignition off until the UNIKA LED
switches off.
The wires corresponding to the CAN / K-BUS protocol must be connected correctly to your
car stereo's. It is important to follow the wiring diagram for your vehicle.
► Refer to the Support section of our website http://www.parrot.com for more information.
Defining the
mode
Checking the
wiring
Warning : Once the installation is complete, turn the ignition off until the UNIKA LED
switches off.
Refer to tables p.20 to 24.
Note: Pictograms on the buttons depend on the model of the vehicles.
Note : If you are using the UNIKA with a Parrot MKi9000 you can clear the memory of the
kit by repeating the following sequence five times :
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If your vehicle is based on a resistive protocol, you have to define the
mode manually:
1. Turn the ignition on.
> The LED blinks red once.
2. Press the buttons on the steering wheel in the following order:
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> Each time you press a button, the LED blinks in red.
If you do not have 7 buttons on your steering wheel, hold down the last
button for two seconds until the LED turns green.
If your vehicle is based on a CAN Bus or K-BUS protocol, the mode (A, B,
C or D) is automatically defined. The LED blinks in red and turns green
once the mode is defined.
Once your UNIKA interface has been fitted, the LED should light up green
and should turn amber while pressing a button on your steering wheel.
If the LED does not light up, check the power supply connections. If the
LED is red or blinks red, check the CAN wire connections.
Resistive protocol
.
CAN / K-BUS protocol
Using the commands
.