Owner's Manual

WIRING COLOR CODES
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Green=
Green/Black=
Black=
Yellow=
Red=
Blue=
Left Front Positive (LF+)
Left Front Negative (LF-)
Left
Rear Positive (LR+)
Left
Rear Negative (LR-)
Chassis Ground
+
12V Constant Power
+ 12V Accessory
+12V Power Antenna
(Remote Out)
Gray=
Gray/Black=
Violet=
Violet/Black=
Orange=
Pink= VSS Vehicle speed pulse signal
Lt. Green= Parking Brake trigger (-12V when park brake ON)
Blue = Antenna power
Purple/White= Reverse signal
Yellow = Permanent 12V supply
Right Front Positive (RF+)
Right Front Negative (RF-)
Right Rear Positive (RR+)
Right Rear Negative (RR-)
Illumination
NOTE : The RED accessory output wire from the LPMZ45 interface is rated at 1 OA Max output for most
aftermarket head units. We do NOT recommend connecting additional + 12A switched accessories
to this output source as that may cause damage to the LPMZ45 module itself. If 1 OA output is not
sufficient, then a relay is needed. (Relay not included)
STEERING WHEEL WIRING CODES
SWC Wiring Diagram J ~ 1:
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1. Prepare SWC steering wheel connector harness by using the chart below
2. Connect the harness to the interface module.
3. For Alpine, Clarion,
JVC , Panasonic and Sony car stereos, connect the 3.5mm male steering plug
into the steering
wheel input jack at the back of the stereo.
4.
For Kenwood and newer JVC stereos, connect the BROWN wire from the steering wheel harness
to
the "Remote in" wire at the back of the stereo.
STEREO BRAND
CONFIGURATION CONNECTION TO STEREO
ALIPNE Cut Green Loop 3.5mm
CLARION
Cut Violet Loop
3.5mm
JVC Cut Green & Violet Loop 3.5mm or Brown (Key1)
KENWOOD Cut Orange & Green Brown (Key 1)
PANASONIC
Cut Orange
Brown (Key 1)
PIONEER I SONY Do Not Cut Loops 3.5mm
.
OTHER BRANDS Call Tech Support Brown, Gray, Black
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TECH I
SUPPORT•
If you have any questions or need Technical Assistance with
the installation, or the most current application please call:
[phone] Ext.3
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