cruiserbrett
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for those that want the headphone jack of the stock AUX connector to function, a simpler and possibly plug and play option might be something like this:
http://cpc.farnell.com/startech/usbint5pin24/cable-usb-idc-motherboard-header/dp/CS23999
All five pins on the aux side of the toyota dash plug assembly are needed since its a switching plug that the radio uses to sense a change in a series/parallel resistor internal to the jack.
IIRC on my 1819 install, the five pins on the 20 pin connector on the "adapter harness(20-28 pin) and the 5 pins on the Toyota dash plug are in line (not on two different rows) so this should work. you MAY NEED TO RE-PIN the order of the wires on one end.
I DID NOT USE THIS, but used a much more troublesome connector pair and think this might be a better solution.
SIDE NOTE:
I tried the mic listed here in various locations in the truck with a piece of duct tape while calling. TEST this and find the best solution for your bluetooth phone.
Anywhere near the cluster on the dash gave bad feedback.
Near the vents was noisy with fan blowing through dash.
Left corner of windshield gave great results for driver, but pass pickup was poor.
on the rearview mirror tab works for both driver and pass but picks up a bit more feedback from speakers, and is a "sharper, louder"(per my GF) sound...
YMMV...
Love this head unit! The manual you can find online does suck though and does not cover all options on the actual headunit so play around.
http://cpc.farnell.com/startech/usbint5pin24/cable-usb-idc-motherboard-header/dp/CS23999
All five pins on the aux side of the toyota dash plug assembly are needed since its a switching plug that the radio uses to sense a change in a series/parallel resistor internal to the jack.
IIRC on my 1819 install, the five pins on the 20 pin connector on the "adapter harness(20-28 pin) and the 5 pins on the Toyota dash plug are in line (not on two different rows) so this should work. you MAY NEED TO RE-PIN the order of the wires on one end.
I DID NOT USE THIS, but used a much more troublesome connector pair and think this might be a better solution.
SIDE NOTE:
I tried the mic listed here in various locations in the truck with a piece of duct tape while calling. TEST this and find the best solution for your bluetooth phone.
Anywhere near the cluster on the dash gave bad feedback.
Near the vents was noisy with fan blowing through dash.
Left corner of windshield gave great results for driver, but pass pickup was poor.
on the rearview mirror tab works for both driver and pass but picks up a bit more feedback from speakers, and is a "sharper, louder"(per my GF) sound...
YMMV...
Love this head unit! The manual you can find online does suck though and does not cover all options on the actual headunit so play around.