Seicane 9" Android Advice re: MOST adaptor
#16
from what i can see , your outputting analog audio outputs via the. brown. (middle) iso connector - while there is a MOST connection to ur pcm, i believe it is for mostLoop purposes (cd changer related i think), but its not for sound.
#17
Word to the wise
I would order the 4 channel MOST adapter from a different supplier. Seicane's 2 channel one has failed for a number of us. My first one had a bad channel, and it took dozens of emails to get them to send me a new one dealing with an idiot tech support person - they wanted me to ship back the failed one at my expense. The second one has now started intermittently producing a humming noise on really cold days.
I would order the 4 channel MOST adapter from a different supplier. Seicane's 2 channel one has failed for a number of us. My first one had a bad channel, and it took dozens of emails to get them to send me a new one dealing with an idiot tech support person - they wanted me to ship back the failed one at my expense. The second one has now started intermittently producing a humming noise on really cold days.
#18
These should be tapped into the outputs of your CANBUS adapter. The adapter creates the ACC output and the 12v/ground circuits are available from the original PCM plug. Does your CANBUS adapter have black, yellow, and red wires coming out of it?
#19
Finally got mine wired, was able to find all the right spots to connect, now I’ve got a really annoying scenario that happens ever so often. The audio just stops working from either radio or carplay, I can hear the volume control beep up and down when I move it on the dial, no music or sounds otherwise. Only solution to make it work again is a hard boot or reset which results in this disgusting loud Pop from the speaker that is insanely loud..has anyone experienced that, and have a work around to just get the audio working without the reboot? I feel like I remember reading about a workaround I just can’t find it!
#20