InCarTec 29-UC-050-CHR1 Chrysler Steering Wheel Control Interface
For Chrysler 300C (05-10), Jeep Grand Cherokee (05-08), Jeep Compass (06-11)
Interface Pinout
Pin | Color | Function |
---|---|---|
1 | N/A | N/A |
2 | Green | CAN HIGH |
3 | Orange | Illumination Output |
4 | Brown | SWC Data Output |
5 | Red | 12V Ignition Output |
6 | N/A | N/A |
7 | Yellow | 12v Permanent Input |
8 | Black | SWC Ground Output |
9 | White | CAN LOW |
10 | Blue | Reverse 12v Output |
11 | Grey | Speed Pulse Output |
12 | Purple | SWC RES Output |
13 | N/A | N/A |
14 | Black | Ground Input |
Installation and Vehicle Recognition
Step 1: Connect Cables
Connect the interface box cables to the vehicle's wiring harness. Connect the patch lead to the 4-pole black connector (attached to pins 4, 8, and 12 of the control box). Connect the two 8-pin ISO connectors and the patch lead to the aftermarket head unit.
Upon connection to the vehicle, the interface will automatically recognize the vehicle. A green LED on the interface will flash repeatedly once, followed by a pause. If the LED flashes red, it may indicate that the CAN wires are reversed in the vehicle. Bullet connectors are provided inline on the green (Pin 2) and white (Pin 9) CAN wires for swapping purposes.
Setting the Head Unit Brand
Step 2: Select Head Unit Type
The number of LED flashes between pauses corresponds to the make of the head unit. Use the vehicle's steering wheel VOL+ and VOL- buttons to increase or decrease the flash count. Press SEEK+ to confirm the selection, and the LED will turn solid green.
Head Unit Programming Table:
Number of Flashes | Make of Head Unit |
---|---|
1 | Clarion 3.5mm jack |
2 | Kenwood 1 wire |
3 | JVC 1 wire |
4 | Alpine 3.5mm |
6 | Pioneer 3.5mm jack |
Resistive 2 wire | |
Resistive 3.5mm jack | |
7 | Sony 3.5mm jack |
For Chinese and Resistive Programming Head Units:
Set the number of flashes to 6. Confirm by pressing SEEK+. Then, press the reset button 5 times. The interface will start flashing yellow, indicating it's ready for resistive learning. Use the head unit's resistive learning menu to program buttons. Wait at least 5 seconds between each button press. After programming, turn the ignition off and on; the LED should return to solid green.
Reprogramming the Interface:
If you need to set the interface for a different head unit brand, or if the LED is solid green before you have programmed it, push and hold the reset button for 10 seconds, then release. The LED should begin flashing green.
Note: If fitting an Alpine unit, please set jumper J1. Refer to the next section.
Setting the Jumpers
The jumpers are located on the PCB inside the interface box. By default, they are set to suit most vehicles. They typically only need adjustment when fitting an Alpine head unit. Jumpers are set by moving them between position 1-2 or 2-3.
Jumper | Position 1-2 | Position 2-3 |
---|---|---|
J1 | Alpine | All other Radio Manufacturers |
J2 | Negative Handbrake (not all vehicles) | |
J3 | Positive Reverse Output | |
J4 | CANbus Handling | |
J5 | CANbus Handling |
Reverse and Speed Pulse Cables
Step 4: Reverse and Speed Pulse
The reverse output (blue wire) is required when fitting a reverse camera to the new head unit. The grey speed pulse wire is necessary for head units with built-in satellite navigation and some Kenwood units. If these functions are not needed, insulate and ignore these wires.
Speaker Adapter
Step 5: Speaker Adapter
If phone or navigation audio is not being output through the front speakers, connect the brown ISO speaker adapter cable. This swaps the audio output from the rear to the front speakers and is often required for vehicles with the original Boston Audio system.
Patch Lead Wiring Information
Ensure the patch lead is connected to the 4-pin plug on the interface and the corresponding input on the new head unit.
Wiring information is shown from the wire entry side of the connector:
29-UCCAB-001 Alpine (CBL007UNA22)
Connector Diagram (textual representation):
- [Empty]
- [BASE]
- [RING]
- [TIP]
Wiring:
- BLACK to BASE
- WHITE to RING (Includes a 13.7k resistor for Alpine)
- RED to TIP
Connect the 3.5mm jack plug on this patch lead to the SWC or remote input on the aftermarket head unit.
29-UCCAB-007 Pioneer/Sony (CBL007UNPI12)
Connector Diagram (textual representation):
- [Empty]
- [BASE]
- [RING]
- [TIP]
Wiring:
- BLACK to BASE
- WHITE to RING
- RED to TIP
Connect the 3.5mm jack plug on this patch lead to the SWC or remote input on the aftermarket head unit.
29-UCCAB-003 Clarion (CBL07UNJV12)
Connector Diagram (textual representation):
- [Empty]
- [BASE]
- [RING]
- [TIP]
Wiring:
- BLACK to BASE
- RED to TIP
Connect the 3.5mm jack plug on this patch lead to the SWC or remote input on the aftermarket head unit.
29-UCCAB-005 Kenwood/JVC (CBL007UNPN21)
Connector Diagram (textual representation):
- [Empty]
- [Empty]
- [Empty]
- [WIRE]
Wiring:
- BROWN single wire: Connect to the blue/yellow wire on Kenwood/JVC units marked "System Remote Control" or "Steering Wheel Remote Input".
Connect the 3.5mm jack plug on this patch lead to the SWC or remote input on the aftermarket head unit.
29-UCCAB-000 or 29-UCCAB-016 Resistive programming and Chinese (CBL007UNCC11)
Connector Diagram (textual representation):
- [Empty]
- [WIRE]
- [Wire Or Tip]
- [Empty]
Wiring:
- Connect the two wires (BLACK AND PURPLE) or the 3.5mm jack to the steering wheel control inputs on the head unit.
- If the head unit uses a 2-wire system, connect to SWC1 and SWC Ground, or KEY1 and KEY Ground wires.
The steering wheel controls will need to be programmed into the head unit after setting the number of flashes. See overleaf (referring to previous page content).