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[Solved] Ducato Delphi Factory Radio: Connecting 6-Pin Mini ISO AUX Input & Enabling AUX in Menu

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  • #1 14836549
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    Hello
    I have a factory Delphi radio and I have the option to connect an aux input on the back. I bought the original yellow 6-pin cube in an electronics store, I connected it, but it does not work. There is no AUX option in the radio menu. Maybe I need to supply voltage somewhere? Please help.
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  • #2 14836846
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    In order for AUX to operate, you must enter + 12V on the pin marked "connector" to the right of the signal's mass.
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  • #3 14837456
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    I just put 12V on the coupler, but it still doesn't work. I thought that maybe you need to give a signal to the radio and so I did, I connected the jack to the phone and the signal is still there.
    And when I measure with a meter, +12V comes out of this connector. Maybe it needs to be connected to the connector in the first cube, where the power is? I don't want to test so much so as not to burn the radio.
  • #4 14837542
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    NO! mistake, the pin that comes out of the radio with the connector symbol must be connected to ground. Sorry for the confusion.
  • #5 14837564
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    But from which cube should this connector be given to ground? From the yellow one I bought, or from the power supply?

    Ducato Delphi Factory Radio: Connecting 6-Pin Mini ISO AUX Input & Enabling AUX in Menu Ducato Delphi Factory Radio: Connecting 6-Pin Mini ISO AUX Input & Enabling AUX in Menu
    Which photo is correct?
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  • #6 14837597
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    The first, though it doesn't really matter.
  • #7 14837654
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    Unfortunately, it does not work, neither yes nor yes. You can not get it or you have to connect something else.
  • #8 14837683
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    After connecting, have you tried to change the source/turn on the changer/CD?
    SRC button.
  • #9 14837704
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    Of course. With the "MEDIA" key I change the source from tuner to cd, but there is no AUX command. As there is no disc in the player, it only shows "no source available".
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  • #10 14837758
    abart64
    Level 33  
    In the old blaupunkt, to activate the aux, I had to put the ground on the pin, which is marked in these photos above with the switch, but the one on the left.
    Well, I don't like it either, because the aux is my blue cube on the left, e.g. for mp3, and the yellow one is the output, e.g. for a subwoofer, and it is on the right.
  • #11 14837777
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    Maybe I won't contribute anymore :) I just messed up. I look and do not see, of course not this cube.

    abart64 wrote:
    In the old blaupunkt, to activate the aux, I had to put the ground on the pin, which is marked in these photos above with the switch, but the one on the left.
    Well, I don't like it either, because the aux is my blue cube on the left, e.g. for mp3, and the yellow one is the output, e.g. for a subwoofer, and it is on the right.

    Exactly.
  • #12 14837781
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    Or on this radio, you can do EX OUT on the subwoofer instead of the input to reproduce the signal.
  • #13 14837785
    abart64
    Level 33  
    I think this socket is rotated here, so there's no need to figure out what's on the left and what's on the right, but the aux is probably blue all the time.
  • #14 14837793
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    Maybe I should connect the blue cube and not the yellow one?
  • #15 14837797
    abart64
    Level 33  
    Aux is I understand another input like CD FM AM.
  • #16 14837805
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    That's right. But in the electronics store they said that you can also output a subwoofer. If you can, draw me in the picture on the radio how to connect these pins, where ground and where + 12V voltage.
  • #17 14837844
    abart64
    Level 33  
    I dragged the blaupunkt on purpose to see how it is with me and it doesn't quite match up.
    Assuming that the pictures show the layout and the view of the sockets in this radio, it looks like a mirror image in relation to mine. The aux description is wrong and there is no ground pin, while the plug keys are the same. Something is mixed up here.
  • #18 14837900
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    It can connect the ground to this connector, while: AF R-right channel, AF L-left channel, and ground from the cable under AF T.
    Ducato Delphi Factory Radio: Connecting 6-Pin Mini ISO AUX Input & Enabling AUX in Menu
  • #19 14838010
    abart64
    Level 33  
    And the yellow one came from the right on the marked aux?
  • #20 14838045
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    The yellow one came in, but it doesn't work. I'm reading everything about it on the internet now and you were right that the blue one needs to be connected to the aux cable.
  • #21 14838064
    abart64
    Level 33  
    Search, maybe somewhere there is an instruction for this particular radio with a description of this connector.
    Not taking into account the description of the pins, just plugging in like mine, it's blue on the left, yellow on the right and the ground is on the DIN pin, but it makes no sense, because there are too many pins on the left and not enough on the right. The blue one has only the outermost 3 occupied, while the yellow one has 6.
  • #22 14838122
    Barti140
    Level 12  
    The point is that I have been looking for instructions for my radio for several days, but there is nothing like that because no one has done anything like that. I read all about mini iso and aux and try plugging in but it doesn't do anything.
  • #23 18151167
    duczekzabrze
    Level 15  
    Connect the D OUT and D IN pins together
    AF R right channel
    AF L left channel
    AF _|_ mass
    Turn on the radio, press media 2 times and it will be AUX

    My car is Peugeot Boxer 2012 Delphi D250FL radio

    Ducato Delphi Factory Radio: Connecting 6-Pin Mini ISO AUX Input & Enabling AUX in Menu
  • #24 18151256
    mdm150
    Level 27  
    If this radio actually has aux in, there should be an option in the menu: aux on/aux off. After activating aux you then have this in src. This was the case in many blaupunkts.
  • #25 18349929
    R0BAL
    Level 10  
    duczekzabrze wrote:
    Connect the D OUT and D IN pins together
    AF R right channel
    AF L left channel
    AF _|_ mass
    Turn on the radio, press media 2 times and it will be AUX

    My car is Peugeot Boxer 2012 Delphi D250FL radio

    Ducato Delphi Factory Radio: Connecting 6-Pin Mini ISO AUX Input & Enabling AUX in Menu

    Works, tested on two cars.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around connecting a 6-pin Mini ISO AUX input to a factory Delphi radio, specifically addressing issues with enabling the AUX function. The user initially connected the yellow 6-pin cube but found no AUX option in the radio menu. Responses suggest that a +12V supply is necessary on a specific pin, and grounding is required for proper operation. Various troubleshooting steps are discussed, including checking connections, ensuring the correct pin configuration, and attempting to activate the AUX function through the radio's media settings. Users also mention the possibility of needing to connect a blue cube instead of the yellow one for AUX functionality. The conversation highlights the complexity of wiring and the lack of specific instructions for the Delphi radio model.
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