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Once all the information above has been veried and correct, refer back to the 2 sets of led ashes
during the auto detect sequence. Here is what the ashes stand for:
LED Feedback
The 1st series of led ashes represent the wire(s) that are connected to the vehicle from the ASWC.
Short ashes represent the steering wheel control wire(s) that are not connected to the vehicle from
the ASWC
Long ashes represent the wire(s) that are connected to the vehicle
1st led ash is pin #2 (White/Green) on the ASWC
2nd led ash is pin #3 (Orange/Green) on the ASWC
3rd led ash is pin #4 (Green/Orange) on the ASWC
4th led ash is pin #5 (Gray/Red) on the ASWC
5th led ash is pin #8 (Black/Green) on the ASWC
6th led ash is pin #11 (Gray/Blue) on the ASWC
7th led ash is pin #1 (Pink) on the ASWC
If during the auto detect sequence there was no long led ash, just short ones, the ASWC was not
connected to the correct wire in the vehicle or the incorrect wire was used on the ASWC. Double
check connections and the vehicle information sheet to verify that you have the correct wires con-
nected.
The 2nd set of led ashes represents what brand radio the ASWC believes it is connected to. Each
ash is for a different radio manufacturer.
1st led ash is for Eclipse
2nd led ash is for Kenwood**
3rd led ash is for Clarion
4th led ash is for Sony and Dual
5th led ash is for JVC
6th led ash is for Pioneer and Jensen
7th led ash is for Alpine*
8th led ash is for Visteon
9th led ash is for Valor
* Note: If the ASWC ashes 7 times and you do not have an Alpine radio connected to it that means
that the ASWC did not see any radio connected. Verify the 3.5mm connector is connected to the
SWC input on the radio.
** Note: The following three models, DNX9960, DNX7160, and DDX896, need a 10k to 12k ohm re-
sistor between the Blue/Yellow of the Kenwood and the Brown wire of the female 3.5 during program-
ming. After programming remove the resistor and reconnect the Blue/Yellow and brown wire.