Greet,
I have an interesting problem with the Audi Chorus II radio. I got the receiver as functional together with a few other lumber. I immediately came up with the idea to mount it in my Octavia 1. First, however, I decided to check whether the radio is definitely functional.
Below is a picture of my "clever" connection:
The first thing I noticed was the lack of a division between the radio and the power cable. After the above connection, the radio displays the word "SAFE", then "RDS + SCAN", enter the code, confirm again "RDS + SCAN" and the device literally shows the normal values on the screen for half a second (current tuning, etc.) and then turns off.
Movie below:
[Film: 7d9f8e83a8] https://filmy.elektroda.pl/49_1503246693.mp4 [/ film: 7d9f8e83a8]
The radio is tested on a table with a small gel battery. Question - is this supposed to be?
I didn't have much contact with Car-Audio but rather with simple 1-DIN players, that's why I ask. To liven up this particular model, do you need to pull the weight or power somewhere else? Or maybe the radio is smart and on the power cable it checks the voltage in the system (VCC> 14V - I work, VCC
I have an interesting problem with the Audi Chorus II radio. I got the receiver as functional together with a few other lumber. I immediately came up with the idea to mount it in my Octavia 1. First, however, I decided to check whether the radio is definitely functional.
Below is a picture of my "clever" connection:
The first thing I noticed was the lack of a division between the radio and the power cable. After the above connection, the radio displays the word "SAFE", then "RDS + SCAN", enter the code, confirm again "RDS + SCAN" and the device literally shows the normal values on the screen for half a second (current tuning, etc.) and then turns off.
Movie below:
[Film: 7d9f8e83a8] https://filmy.elektroda.pl/49_1503246693.mp4 [/ film: 7d9f8e83a8]
The radio is tested on a table with a small gel battery. Question - is this supposed to be?
I didn't have much contact with Car-Audio but rather with simple 1-DIN players, that's why I ask. To liven up this particular model, do you need to pull the weight or power somewhere else? Or maybe the radio is smart and on the power cable it checks the voltage in the system (VCC> 14V - I work, VCC
