Head Unit [Radio] ISO connection

mpbrouwer · 31st May 2008, 16:48

Hello,

Want to install a carkit in my new 2008 civic 5 drs european version, no cd changer no satnav.

The carkit comes with ISO connectors, will these fit on the radio, or do i need a converter cable?

FWH · 31st May 2008, 16:52

Sorry, what is a carkit?

This shows the back of the radio:
Info - getting to the back of the radio - Civinfo Wiki

mpbrouwer · 1st June 2008, 00:59

Lol, seems carkit is a dutch term, although it is english

A carkit is like a bluetooth handsfree set like the Nokia CK-7w, or parrot handsfree sets.

The "carkit" I bought is shipped with ISO connectors which intercepts the spaeaker wiring coming from the radio, so it can play sounds on itsels through the cars speakers. The connectors are ISO, which is a standard in car connectors.

This would be a converter for civics, bunt know if it only applies to older models.

Kram ISO2CAR Honda/Mitsubishi 86131 - Afbeeldingen - PDAshop.nl

The black and brown connectors are ISO, and the grey (outside pair on the photo) would be the Civic 2008 standard car radio connectors, and the question is if anyone can confirm that for me.

Its illegal to not call handsfree in the netherlands, you know

FWH · 1st June 2008, 01:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by mpbrouwer

Lol, seems carkit is a dutch term, although it is english

A carkit is like a bluetooth handsfree set like the Nokia CK-7w, or parrot handsfree sets.

The "carkit" I bought is shipped with ISO connectors which intercepts the spaeaker wiring coming from the radio, so it can play sounds on itsels through the cars speakers. The connectors are ISO, which is a standard in car connectors.

This would be a converter for civics, bunt know if it only applies to older models.

http://www.pdashop.nl/images/product...id=17&shopid=2

The black and brown connectors are ISO, and the grey (outside pair on the photo) would be the Civic 2008 standard car radio connectors, and the question is if anyone can confirm that for me.

Its illegal to not call handsfree in the netherlands, you know

Yes, I think Sweden and Albania are the only countries where it is not illegal.

You will probably need a Connects2 box between the bluetooth system and the Civic.

Universal aux in using connects2 - Civinfo Wiki

Adding a blue tooth hands free solution - Civinfo Wiki

mpbrouwer · 1st June 2008, 01:08

Well the set i want to use is rather different,

Since it uses the normal speaker connector interruption for dialing and öther sounds, and uses a seperate line out to the line of the civic radio for streaming AD2P sounds, quite a good feature, since you can use the EQ of the stock radio because the music comes in from the aux in.

So, think i need this:

- The Kram iso2car connector for interrupting the speakers cables for all sounds from the handsfree set except ad2p sound.
Kram ISO2CAR Honda/Mitsubishi 86131 - Afbeeldingen - PDAshop.nl
- The connects2 aux in converter for the cd changer plug in order to have the aux for music streaming.

Please confirm

FWH · 1st June 2008, 01:09

Sounds logical.

Anyone who has fitted an aftermarket bluetooth kit that can confirm for sure?

mpbrouwer · 1st June 2008, 01:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by FWH

Sounds logical.

Anyone who has fitted an aftermarket bluetooth kit that can confirm for sure?

It concerns the Funkwerk Dabendorf Ego Look handsfree set:
Kram ISO2CAR Honda/Mitsubishi 86131 - Afbeeldingen - PDAshop.nl

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mpbrouwer Valve Cap Join Date: 25th May 2008 Location: Apeldoorn, Netherlands Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	[Radio] ISO connection Hello, Want to install a carkit in my new 2008 civic 5 drs european version, no cd changer no satnav. The carkit comes with ISO connectors, will these fit on the radio, or do i need a converter cable?

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mpbrouwer Valve Cap Join Date: 25th May 2008 Location: Apeldoorn, Netherlands Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Lol, seems carkit is a dutch term, although it is english A carkit is like a bluetooth handsfree set like the Nokia CK-7w, or parrot handsfree sets. The "carkit" I bought is shipped with ISO connectors which intercepts the spaeaker wiring coming from the radio, so it can play sounds on itsels through the cars speakers. The connectors are ISO, which is a standard in car connectors. This would be a converter for civics, bunt know if it only applies to older models. Kram ISO2CAR Honda/Mitsubishi 86131 - Afbeeldingen - PDAshop.nl The black and brown connectors are ISO, and the grey (outside pair on the photo) would be the Civic 2008 standard car radio connectors, and the question is if anyone can confirm that for me. Its illegal to not call handsfree in the netherlands, you know Last edited by mpbrouwer; 1st June 2008 at 01:10.

1st June 2008, 01:08	#5 (permalink)
mpbrouwer Valve Cap Join Date: 25th May 2008 Location: Apeldoorn, Netherlands Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Well the set i want to use is rather different, Since it uses the normal speaker connector interruption for dialing and öther sounds, and uses a seperate line out to the line of the civic radio for streaming AD2P sounds, quite a good feature, since you can use the EQ of the stock radio because the music comes in from the aux in. So, think i need this: - The Kram iso2car connector for interrupting the speakers cables for all sounds from the handsfree set except ad2p sound. Kram ISO2CAR Honda/Mitsubishi 86131 - Afbeeldingen - PDAshop.nl - The connects2 aux in converter for the cd changer plug in order to have the aux for music streaming. Please confirm Last edited by mpbrouwer; 1st June 2008 at 01:09. Reason: added link, previous one is faulty

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