Phone DIY Help on Parrot Kit and Dension Icelink

phuket · 24th November 2006, 05:35

Hi,
I have my first test of DIY coming along; I ordered Parrot's CK3000 bluetooth kit (with the iso2car cable of course) and Dension IceLink Plus. I am depending on Pottsy's Dash removal guide and tuckeruk101's dension icelink setup guide for the test

. I'm worried about the Parrot's setup though. I think i will need to run the microphone cable from under the trim on the A column but I don't know how I will be able to do that, it looks tight

Now how do I remove that? Or do I need to? Those who added a Bluetooth Kit to their cars: Where should I place the mic for the best results and how? Also where do these kits get their power from? I think Dension's icelink is powered from the aux port on the back of the HU... But what about parrot's kit? Is that also powered by the port at the back of the head unit or do I need to connect it to some sort of 12 V power source from the cigarette lighter? And even I got answers to all of these questions I still have more

You know that these kits by Parrot and Dension come with control units, plastic boxes that you hide away behind the head unit somewhere below... Where and how do I mount those boxes? I am already too sensitive to noises from the dash...

Thanks

Meino · 24th November 2006, 10:40

Phuket,

I probably going to build in my parrot carkit comming Sunday... I also use the iso2car connecter. You can see that the plug of the parrot kit which goes into the iso2car connector has a red and a orange wire, with a fuse. These 2 are used for the power. It is possible you have to switch the wires of the red and orange.. You can do that with the fuse holders. Connect the kit and look if it works. If it says ´goodbeye´ when turning off the ignition, then the wires are ok, else you have to switch the red and orange as told above.
At this moment I still don´t know where to put my mic... Maybe someone can tell. The other questions I cannot answer yet....

honda4ever · 24th November 2006, 17:19

Hello,

It's very easy to install the microphone of the Parrotkit.
You have to pull back the rubber from the A-style.
And put it back after pushing the microcable between the metal style and plastic cover of the airbag.

It goes very easily.

And the mic works perfectly.

Success !!

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phuket Valve Cap Join Date: 14th September 2006 Location: Istanbul Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	DIY Help on Parrot Kit and Dension Icelink Hi, I have my first test of DIY coming along; I ordered Parrot's CK3000 bluetooth kit (with the iso2car cable of course) and Dension IceLink Plus. I am depending on Pottsy's Dash removal guide and tuckeruk101's dension icelink setup guide for the test . I'm worried about the Parrot's setup though. I think i will need to run the microphone cable from under the trim on the A column but I don't know how I will be able to do that, it looks tight Now how do I remove that? Or do I need to? Those who added a Bluetooth Kit to their cars: Where should I place the mic for the best results and how? Also where do these kits get their power from? I think Dension's icelink is powered from the aux port on the back of the HU... But what about parrot's kit? Is that also powered by the port at the back of the head unit or do I need to connect it to some sort of 12 V power source from the cigarette lighter? And even I got answers to all of these questions I still have more You know that these kits by Parrot and Dension come with control units, plastic boxes that you hide away behind the head unit somewhere below... Where and how do I mount those boxes? I am already too sensitive to noises from the dash... Thanks

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Meino Supporter Triangular Exhaust Join Date: 18th October 2006 Location: Netherlands Posts: 474 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Phuket, I probably going to build in my parrot carkit comming Sunday... I also use the iso2car connecter. You can see that the plug of the parrot kit which goes into the iso2car connector has a red and a orange wire, with a fuse. These 2 are used for the power. It is possible you have to switch the wires of the red and orange.. You can do that with the fuse holders. Connect the kit and look if it works. If it says ´goodbeye´ when turning off the ignition, then the wires are ok, else you have to switch the red and orange as told above. At this moment I still don´t know where to put my mic... Maybe someone can tell. The other questions I cannot answer yet....