Scosche ITCCR04B In-Dash Stereo Installation Kit

Introduction/Preliminary

This premium installation kit for 2013-Up Dodge Ram trucks allows the installation of an aftermarket ISO Double DIN stereo in the dash. Refer to the detailed steps in this manual to remove the factory radio and assemble the kit.

CAUTION: DISCONNECT YOUR VEHICLE'S NEGATIVE BATTERY TERMINAL BEFORE THE INSTALLATION TO HELP PREVENT ELECTRICAL DAMAGE. WE RECOMMEND THE USE OF A VOLT/OHM METER OVER A TEST LIGHT TO CHECK WIRING. A TEST LIGHT OR GROUNDED WIRE PROBE CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE'S COMPUTER AND/OR DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS. AVOID ALL FACTORY AIRBAG WIRING - AIRBAGS CAN ACCIDENTALLY DEPLOY CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

NOTES: See your vehicle's instructions for special tools your installation might require. Read all instructions accompanying your car stereo for proper wiring and mounting instructions.

STOP IMPORTANT NOTE: To ensure proper functionality, cycle the ignition key from "OFF" to "Run" TWO times after first connecting the interface to your vehicle.

STOP

IMPORTANT! DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO THE RETAILER

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LIABILITY DISCLAIMER: This instruction booklet is based on carefully documented data and research of automobile disassembly, wire harness/codes and information pertaining to the installation of this kit. Scosche Industries, Inc. cannot be held responsible for discrepancies/inconsistencies that may occur due to automobile manufacturing changes or options, or damages that may occur in the automobile during the installation of components while using this booklet.

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Disassembly Steps for 2013-Up Dodge Ram

Step 1: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Remove mat located in cup center console (A), then remove the 7mm screw exposed (B). NOTE: For models with center cup/storage console.

[Diagram: Shows center console with mat (A) and screw (B) location.]

Step 2: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Remove tray mat located above cup/storage center console (A), then remove the (2) Phillips screws exposed (B). NOTE: For models with center cup/storage console.

[Diagram: Shows tray mat (A) and screw (B) locations.]

Step 3: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Now that all screws are removed, lift away the cup/storage center console and proceed to the next step. NOTE: For models with center cup/storage console.

[Diagram: Shows lifting the center console.]

Step 4: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Remove the top center tray cover, then remove (2) T-20 Torx screws exposed. (See image at right for screw locations).

[Diagram: Shows top tray cover and T-20 Torx screw locations.]

Step 5: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Remove (1) T-20 Torx screw located in the pocket in between the passenger center vent and the 12V acc. ports. (See image at right for location).

[Diagram: Shows T-20 Torx screw location near passenger vent and 12V port.]

Step 6: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Using a panel removal tool, carefully pry around the perimeter of the OEM panel. Once pried, disconnect all wiring and remove the panel from its location. NOTE: Retain panel for kit preparation.

[Diagram: Shows prying the OEM dash panel and disconnecting wiring.]

Step 7: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Remove (4) 7mm screws securing the radio, unplug and remove. Note: Retain screws for installation.

[Diagram: Shows the factory radio with four 7mm screws.]

Step 8: RAM TRUCKS Dash Modification

CAUTION! Proceed with caution; we recommend professional assistance before proceeding into dash modification.

Using a cutting tool, carefully cut and remove the bottom portion of the metal radio sub-frame. (See right for details).

[Diagram: Shows the metal radio sub-frame with an area marked for cutting.]

Step 9: RAM TRUCKS Disassembly

Remove (13) Phillips head screws securing the inner radio/ac panel to the outer vent panel. (See image at right). Note: Retain (13) Phillips screws for later install (Kit Preparation).

[Diagram: Shows the inner panel with numbered screw locations (1-13) to be removed.]

Step 10: RAM TRUCKS Preparation

Align and secure both Left and Right provided brackets using the screws supplied with your aftermarket radio.

[Diagram: Shows aftermarket radio with left and right brackets being attached using screws.]

Step 11: Assembly

Connect wiring and secure the radio assembly into the vehicle's radio dash cavity.

[Diagram: Shows the assembled aftermarket radio unit being placed into the dash cavity.]

Step 12: RAM TRUCKS Bracket Assembly

Slide the top lip side of the ITCCR04B panel under the OEM dash vent panel as illustrated below (A). Secure the ITCCR04B panel using the 13 retained OEM screws from Step 9 of the disassembly.

[Diagram: Shows the ITCCR04B panel (A) being slid into place and screw locations (B) for securing.]

Step 13: RAM TRUCKS Reassembly

For wiring connections, refer to Wiring Color Codes and Figure 1 Wiring Diagram on page 6.

Reassemble everything with the new aftermarket panel in reverse order. In order to complete the installation process for your new kit, you must first reassemble everything in reverse order of disassembly. Connect all wires and place the assembly kit/radio unit back into the radio cavity.

Wiring Information

Wiring Color Codes

Navigation Outputs

• Red: Label Hazard Switch (PWR)
• Pink: Speed Pulse
• Lt. Green: Park Brake
• Purple/White: Reverse Trigger
• Purple RCA: Rev. Video Input

Steering Wheel Control Wiring

Figure 1: Wiring Diagram

[Diagram Description: A wiring diagram illustrating connections. It shows the interface module connecting to the vehicle wiring harness, the aftermarket radio, and specific components like the hazard switch and 3.5mm jack. Color codes are referenced for connections to the aftermarket radio, including Park Brake (Lt. Green), Reverse (Purple/White), Speed Pulse (Pink), Hazard (Red), and Steering Wheel Control (SWC) wires (Brown for Key 1, Gray for Key 2, Black for Ground, and a 3.5mm Jack).]

Steering Wheel Controls

The Scosche Dodge RAM face panel is equipped with steering wheel control wires that retain the vehicle's OEM steering wheel capabilities when equipped. Refer to the HVAC wiring diagram/wiring codes above for a connection guide. For further or more detailed understanding of the steering wheel controls, please refer to your vehicle's owner manual for an in-depth overview of your steering wheel functional capabilities.

NOTE: Please note some features may differ.

1. 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.
2. For Kenwood and newer JVC stereos, connect the BROWN (SWC Key 1) wire to the "Remote in" wire at the back of the stereo.

[Diagram: Figure 6 shows a steering wheel with buttons labeled for functions like Track Up, Track Down, Back Left, Back Right, Vol. Up, Source, Vol. Down. It illustrates how these map to steering wheel controls.]

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Climate & Convenience Controls

The Scosche Touch Screen Interface replaces the factory climate, convenience, and personalization controls built into the factory Ford Radio/Dash panel. This solution provides improved ergonomics while adding touch screen capabilities unique to this system. Read the following sections to familiarize yourself with the operating controls and settings.

Figure 2: Left Screen Layout

The left screen displays various information and controls:

• 1. Time: Displays current time. Can be configured in menu settings for 12HR/24HR format. Tapping displays date for 3 seconds.
• 2. Outside temp reading: Displays ambient outside temperature. Can be configured for Celsius or Fahrenheit in menu settings.
• 3. Driver Air Temp. Up (Warm): Increases driver side temperature.
• 4. Driver Air Temp. Reading: Displays current driver side temperature.
• 5. Driver Air Temp Down (Cool): Decreases driver side temperature.
• 6. Pass. Air Temp. Up (Warm): Increases passenger side temperature.
• 7. Pass. Air Temp. Reading: Displays current passenger side temperature.
• 8. Pass. Air Temp. Up (Cool): Decreases passenger side temperature.
• 9. A/C Directional Airflow: Touch icons to select airflow direction (from instrument panel vents, floor vents, or combined).
• 10. Airflow Speed Indicator: Graphic indicator showing current fan speed.
• 11. Power ON/OFF: Toggles climate controls on or off.
• 12. Fan Speed Down (-): Decreases fan speed.
• 13. Fan Speed Up (+): Increases fan speed.
• 14. Max A/C ON/OFF: Activates maximum cooling for rapid temperature reduction.

Temperature Adjustment: Use the UP/DOWN arrows (#3, #5, #6, #8) to adjust air temperature. The temperature reading is color-coded: Red for warmer, Blue for cooler. Driver and passenger temperatures can be adjusted individually or synchronized.

Fan Speed Adjustment: Press the DOWN arrow (#12) to decrease fan speed, or the UP arrow (#13) to increase fan speed. A graphic level indicator (#10) shows the current speed, with 7 increments from off to maximum.

Max A/C: Press the MAX A/C button (#14) for rapid cooling. This function works best when the temperature is set to the lowest cold setting and fan speed is at maximum. Pressing again returns to previous settings.

Air Flow/Vent Control (Figure 2): Touch the vent control mode icons (#9) to select airflow patterns. Graphics display the selected vent and airflow pattern. Refer to the vehicle owner's manual for further details.

[Diagram Description: Shows icons for different airflow directions: from instrument panel vents, from floor vents, from instrument panel and floor vents, and from floor, defrost, and side window demist outlets. Also indicates indicator lights on the right screen.]

Figure 3: Right Screen Layout 1

The right screen provides access to various climate and system functions:

• 1. SYNC: Toggles synchronization of driver and passenger temperature settings. An indicator light illuminates when active.
• 2. Air Conditioning: Turns the A/C system On or Off. An indicator light shows the status.
• 3. Front Defrost: Activates front windshield defrost. Air is directed to the windshield. An indicator light shows the status. NOTE: Clear windows of snow/ice before use. DO NOT OPERATE VEHICLE UNTIL WINDOWS ARE CLEAR!
• 4. Rear Defrost: Activates rear window defogger. Turns off when ignition is turned off. An indicator light shows the status.
• 5. Recirculation ON/OFF: Recirculates interior air for faster cooling or to prevent outside air/odors. An indicator light shows the status. NOTE: Recirculation is not available in Defrost or Defog modes.
• 6. Scosche Logo: Displays the Scosche logo.
• 7. AUTO: Automatically controls interior temperature by adjusting airflow distribution and amount.
• 8. MENU: Accesses Configuration Menu, Vehicle Settings, ITC Settings, Language, and Version settings.
• 9. CTRL: Accesses vehicle controls.

AUTO Function: Automatically controls interior temperature by adjusting airflow distribution and amount, switching between manual and automatic modes.

MENU Function: Allows configuration of Vehicle Settings (Installer Menu), ITC Settings, and Language settings. Refer to charts for details.

CTRL Function: Accesses vehicle control options.

Figure 4: Right Screen Layout 2

The right screen also provides access to additional controls:

• 1. Rear View Mirror Dimmer: Turns the mirror dimmer On or Off. A button graphic indicates the status.
• FRONT: Returns to the main menu from the touch FTF screen.

CONTROLS MENU: To enter the control menu, touch the CTRL button on the right screen main layout (See page 8; fig. 3, #9).

Menu Navigation

Press the MENU button (Page 8 Fig.3, #8) to access the Configuration Menu for Vehicle/ITC Settings/Language/Version Settings.

The following figures (5-7) show sample menu screen displays to help navigate the menu user interface. Use the ← (Return arrow) to go back to the previous menu. Press the X to close the menu window and return to the TFT color touch screen home screen.

For further setting options, refer to the Vehicle Settings Chart on Pages 10 & 11, ITC Settings Chart on page 11, and Language Software Setting Chart on page 12.

Figure 5: Navigating Through Menu Settings

The menu structure includes:

• 1. Configuration Menu: The main menu entry point.
• 2. Vehicle Settings: Accesses vehicle-specific configurations.
• 3. ITC Settings: Accesses ITC (In-Touch Control) settings.
• 4. Language: Allows selection of display language.
• 5. Version: Displays module version information.
• 6. Menu title header: Indicates the current menu section.
• 7. Close menu settings: Exits the menu system.
• 8. Arrow indicates more sub-menus for selected setting: Navigates to deeper menu levels.

Figure 6: Navigating Through Sub-menu Settings

Sub-menu navigation involves:

• 1. Return to Previous menu: Navigates up one level.
• 2. Sub-menu configuration options: Lists available settings.
• 3. Sub-menu title header display: Shows the current sub-menu.
• 4. Close menu: Exits the menu.
• 5. Scrollbar: Used to scroll through options when displayed.

[Diagram Description: Shows a Time/Date sub-menu with fields for Hours, Minutes, Year, Month, and a scrollbar. Options are highlighted when selected.]

Figure 7: Navigating Through Configuration Settings

Configuration settings are adjusted via:

• 1. Return to previous menu: Navigates up one level.
• 2. Setting highlighted when selected: Indicates the active setting.
• 3. Setting Scrollbar: Used to customize the selected setting.
• 4. Options not selected (Press to select): Allows selection of different options.
• 5. Close menu: Exits the menu.
• 6. Set setting: Confirms the customized setting.
• 7. Scrollbar (when available): Scrolls through available options.

[Diagram Description: Shows a Time/Date configuration screen with fields for Hours, Minutes, Year, and Month, with a scrollbar for adjustment. Options are shown as selectable items.]

Vehicle Settings Chart

Use the configuration charts below and on pages 11 & 12 to navigate through the different settings available via the "Menu" touch screen display. Refer to these charts to familiarize yourself with the different setting options available with the ITCCR04B kit. For a more in-depth look into features, refer to your vehicle owner's manual.

Vehicle Settings Chart Cont'd

ITC Setting Chart

Language

The interface supports multiple languages, including options for: Language, Español, Français, English.

Version Information

MCU: Chrysler Dodge Jeep 2015on (Vehicle UAC Information)

Resource: FCA Resource

Roboto: Font data copyright Google 2014

NOTES

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