Connects2 CTKAU20/L Double DIN Installation Kit for Audi (Non-MMI) Vehicles

Dash Disassembly

Protect dashboard areas to prevent damage.

1. Using a panel removal tool, pry away and unclip the bottom HVAC panel. Disconnect panel connectors and set aside.
2. Using the panel removal tool, unclip the air vent panel. Exercise care around the key port due to its fragility. Remove and store.
3. Unscrew the four bolts holding the head unit. Disconnect all wiring and remove the head unit. If no bolts are present, use release keys.

Dash Modification

Highlighted sections of the dashboard require cutting to correctly fit the new head unit.

Always measure accurately before performing modifications. Connects2 promotes the use of professional installers and is not responsible for any vehicle damage.

Kit Assembly

5. Place the 'airvent bracket' into the dashboard, ensuring the correct side (e.g., "RHD" for Right Hand Drive vehicles) faces outward. Attach the dual-sided foam mount to the back of the bracket and position it in the vehicle.
6. Attach the new Double DIN Brackets to the aftermarket head unit using the provided screws.
7. Connect the 12-pin connector from the stereo connection (patch) lead to the interface box.
8. Connect the other end of the stereo connection (patch) lead to the steering wheel control input on the aftermarket stereo. This may be a 3.5mm jack or wired input; consult the stereo manual. Important: This step must be completed before connecting power to the interface to avoid functionality loss.
9. Connect the 14-pin connector from the supplied wiring loom to the interface box.
10. Connect the 4-pin camera extension harness to the interface box.
11. Connect the power/speaker ISO connector to the corresponding connector on the aftermarket stereo.
12. Connect flying wires from the main wiring harness to the head unit, referring to 'Additional Connections' on page 3.
13. Camera Connection:
    • a) To retain an OEM camera: Connect the yellow male RCA from the camera extension harness to the aftermarket head unit's reverse camera input.
    • b) To add an aftermarket reversing camera: Connect the yellow female RCA from the camera extension harness to the male yellow RCA of the aftermarket camera.
14. Connect the quadlock connector on the supplied harness to the vehicle's quadlock connector.
15. Test stereo and steering wheel control functionality. If unresponsive, uninstall and reinstall carefully.
16. After successful testing, install the aftermarket head unit into the dashboard and secure with existing screws. Place the new fascia over the unit and press firmly around the edges to clip it into place. Reassemble the dashboard in reverse order.

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Steering Wheel Control Functionality

The following diagram is an example; individual configurations may differ.

In Normal Mode:

• Button 1: Track + (Scroll Up), Track - (Scroll Down), Source (Short Press), Enter Infodapter Menu (Long Press).
• Button 2: Source (Short Press), Enter Infodapter Menu (Long Press).
• Button 3: Volume + (Scroll Up), Volume - (Scroll Down).
• Button 4: Pick Up (Short Press), Hang Up (Long Press).

In Infodapter Menu:

• Button 1: Menu Up (Scroll Up), Menu Down (Scroll Down), Select Menu Item (Short Press).
• Button 2: Select Menu Item (Short Press).
• Button 3: Volume + (Scroll Up), Volume - (Scroll Down).
• Button 4: Pick Up (Short Press), Hang Up (Long Press).

To exit the Infodapter Menu, select 'EXIT'.

Infodapter Menu

Press and hold either Button 1 or Button 2 to enter the "Configuration Menu". Navigate through options and settings.

Menu Categories:

• Drive Select Settings
• Vehicle Settings
• Infodapter Settings
• Language & Version

Drive Select Settings

Options: Individual / Comfort / Auto / Dynamic / Off Road / Efficiency. Select desired drive mode. Note: This menu is only valid if selected within the "Installer Menu".

Vehicle Settings

The Infodapter retains many original vehicle features. The list below is based on current research and may change:

• Unit Settings: Distance, Speed, Temperature, Tyre Pressure Units.
• Time/Date: Hours, Minutes, Years, Month, Day, Set Time Format, Set Date Format.
• Lights: Come Home Light Time, Leaving Home Lights, Auto Headlights, Daytime Running Lights, Headlamp Converter.
• Speed: Speed Warning, Speed Warning At, Suggested Gear Change.
• Central Locking: Unlock Single Door, Auto Locking, Boot Lid & Tailgate.
• Window & Wipers: Convenience Open Front, Convenience Open Rear, Wiper Service Position, Rain Sensors.
• Parking System: Display, Front Volume, Front Frequency, Rear Volume, Rear Frequency.
• Instrument Cluster: Engine Oil Level, Oil Service, Service, Board Computer 1 (Fuel Range, Average Consumption, Current Consumption, Average Speed, Driving Time, Distance Travelled), Board Computer 2 (same parameters).

Infodapter Settings

• Screen Size/Position: Adjust Horizontal Size/Position and Vertical Size/Position to match the aftermarket stereo display.
• Picture Settings: Adjust Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation for the Infodapter menu/parking graphics.
• Preferences:
  • Park Assist Version: Select colour configuration for park assist graphics.
  • Camera Connected: Select 'Yes' if an optional camera is connected.
  • Driver's Position: Select according to driver orientation (e.g., Right).
  • Reverse Priority: Choose which image (Camera or Park Assist) displays by default when reversing (only available if 'Camera Connected' is 'Yes').
  • Park Brake Source: Set output activation for Park Brake (Brake), Speed (less than 3km/h), or Always On.
  • Restore Factory Settings: Select 'Yes' to reset all Infodapter settings.

Language & Version

Select from available languages (e.g., English, German, French) and view current firmware history.