CDR 23 radio question
Can the CDR 23 radio be used to replace a CDR 220 in a pre-2003 car? It appears to have the same electrical connections for power, speakers, and CD controller on the back, and to be DIN sized.
Has anyone on this list tried a "retrofit"? THANKS for any help. Gary Knox |
CDR 23 is a MOST radio for the MY03 and newer cars.
Rumor has it that some very early versions of this radio were able to be wired into old cars. |
I have a CDR 23 that I bought on Ebay for a friend. Unfortunately, the one I bought was damaged in shipment (the coaxial connector for the antenna was broken) and my friend opted to replace his failed unit with a new radio.
I've since repaired the damage and this morning connected power to the radio using a bench supply (the pin-out is identical to the CDR 210/220, no problem there). However, what I see when the radio is powered on is "PORSCHE" on the display for a few seconds, followed by "PROTECT". I don't know if this is a code issue, or the radio going into a protected mode because it doesn't find anything on the MOST interface (the optical interface glows red, so it appears to be active). If there is a way to enter a code into this radio, I'll try that and report back. But if this is something that needs to come from the MOST, I don't think the radio is usable as a replacement for the non-MOST units. |
Come to think of it... I don't think you can enter the code in any way. It expects to get the code from the DME over the MOST bus.
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Originally Posted by Loren
(Post 5058638)
Come to think of it... I don't think you can enter the code in any way. It expects to get the code from the DME over the MOST bus.
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Programmed theft protection.
Audi MOST Infotainment devices, by design, allow for a certain # of "attempts" before the device is permanently locked.....designed into the S/W. |
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