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[Solved] Opel Cube ISO Power Supply Queries: Key Switch, Battery, and Antenna Connections Clarification

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  • #1 17007245
    k52
    Level 32  
    Good morning, I have 3 questions to join experts. It's about dispelling doubts :) because, unfortunately, I found in the network 2 different descriptions of the power cube iso ...
    1) The request to look at the photo on the black-mass is ok, but as for the yellow one I do not know if it is "under the ignition" or "under the 12V battery," someone will help?
    2) Possibly if this loose red is for 12V akum. this is where to attach it to the Opel cube (2foto)
    3) Antenna - constant power (because it's probably not the same as ejecting), the blue cable goes out, I plug in where, or maybe the link with which?

    Thank you very much.
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  • #3 17007452
    k52
    Level 32  
    Thanks, so it comes out that the yellow radio cable is a combination (as I wanted) with a plus from the battery, and not just from the ignition.
    There is the issue of the blue cable from the antenna power supply, no problem I will bump into the free "pin" of the cube, but should I understand that the radio will supply the power needed to amplify the antenna signal; / because I thought I had to pick up, for example, plus power? (this photo is an adapter from "opel" to 2iso, and soon I am going to the store for a radio and with it will be an adapter from 2 iso to 1iso

    PS. In the large "Oplow" cube from the picture above, these 2 power pins are in the right place, because I also found such a pattern in the net (it is also in Opel's cd30) and is "something else ... because GND (mass) is from the side and not over a plus - if I take it right from the picture.
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    #4 17007521
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    You can take the blue wire to the red one after the ignition and then the amplifier will work. This plugin with this scheme is not sometimes the radio of a different model than yours.
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  • #5 17007542
    k52
    Level 32  
    OKAY.
    And whether in the large "Oplowska" cube from my photo, are these 2 power pins in the right place? because I found such a pattern on the net (it is also in Opel's cd30) and it is "as if ... because GND (mass) is on the side, not on the plus - if I take it right from the picture.
  • #6 17007554
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Are there any colors from this cube sticking out of this peg, what did you mark? The diagram is from the Opel-cd30-mp3 cube, that is under the Blaupunkt radio and that's why you do not like to leave.
  • #7 17007573
    k52
    Level 32  
    So two cables from the power cube, ie yellow and black, enter a large Opel cube - mark the attached picture.
    I do not want to suggest, but should not the yellow be in the black spot (plus from the battery), and black on the left here where GND, or somewhere above where is the CE-?
  • #8 17007580
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Can you explain to me what kind of Opel cube and what radio do you have?
  • #9 17007588
    k52
    Level 32  
    I will go down to the car, take out the radio and see what cable colors are hidden in the installation cube in this particular pin location, like yellow / red and black as probably GND will probably be okay?
    Radio, the installation is original Corsa D, and I bought this adapter with a frame to install a better 1DIN radio, for example Sony, JVC, because I have to go from a strange opel cube to 2 iso, then to 1iso eg Sony.
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  • #10 17007595
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Well, would it be nice to recommend because different radios have different outputs?
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    #12 17007675
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    You combine so well.
  • #13 17007705
    k52
    Level 32  
    Thank you so much.
    When the player comes, I will sleep it for a short time, without a solid pocket fastening and see if it plays ... I will also put on this antenna cable as you said blue with blue, see if there is a better signal than without connecting them, because maybe the blue plus would have to be given I will see, because you can see the spartolili cube-adapter and was supposed to be for this model ... For now, thanks!
  • #14 17007770
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Blue cable gives power to the antenna after switching on the radio if you have an antenna with an amplifier or an electric retractable antenna?
  • #15 17008087
    k52
    Level 32  
    This is a standard antenna on the roof (nothing sliding with the motor, etc.), i.e. how I turn on the tuner, the equipment say, for example. The Sony player sends the voltage on the blue cable to this antenna amplifier, because that's how I understand it.
  • #16 17008097
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Yes, if this antenna has an amplifier. Because if there is no such a cable, this antenna has no need to hook anything.
  • #17 17017153
    k52
    Level 32  
    Everything is already mounted, it is a pity that such a frost. I corrected the cube connecting with the Oplowska installation in the matter of pins (post 11), as it should be (from the beginning in the shop ;) ). The player mounted, plays nicely, connecting to the radio. Greetings.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around clarifying the connections for the Opel Cube ISO power supply, specifically regarding the yellow and red wires, which are associated with battery and ignition power, respectively. Users seek to confirm whether the yellow wire connects to the battery or ignition and how to properly connect the blue antenna wire for power. Various responses provide insights into the correct wiring configurations, emphasizing the importance of matching the power pins correctly and ensuring that the radio can supply power to the antenna amplifier if applicable. The conversation concludes with successful installation and functionality of the radio after addressing the wiring concerns.
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