GMOS-LAN-04
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WIRING CONNECTIONS
*Important: Before beginning any of the following, disconnect the negative
battery terminal to prevent an accidental short circuit.
1. From the 14 pin harness:
Connect the
Red
wire to the ignition/accessory wire of the aftermarket radio.
Connect the
Blue/White
wire to the amp turn on wire of the aftermarket radio.
Connect the
White
rca to the left front rca output of the aftermarket radio.
Connect the
Gray
rca to the right front rca output of the aftermarket radio.
Connect the
Green
rca to the left rear rca output of the aftermarket radio.
Connect the
Purple
rca to the right rear rca output of the aftermarket radio.
Connect the
Brown
wire to the mute wire of the aftermarket radio. If the after-
market radio does not have a Mute wire, tape up the
Brown
wire.
The following wires on the 14 pin harness are for the aftermarket radios
that have navigation built in:
Connect the
Green
wire to the parking brake wire of the aftermarket navigation
radio.
Connect the
Blue/Pink
wire to the VSS or speed sense wire of the aftermarket
navigation radio.
Connect the
Green/Purple
wire to the reverse wire of the aftermarket naviga-
tion radio.
2. From the 16 pin harness:
Connect the
Yellow
wire to the 12 volt constant/battery wire of the
aftermarket radio.
Connect the
Black
wire to the ground wire of the aftermarket radio.
Connect the
Orange
wire to the illumination wire of the aftermarket radio.
If no illumination wire is present, tape up the
Orange
wire.
The
Black/Yellow
wire will be discussed later in this manual.
• Cutting Tool • Tape • Crimping Tool • Connectors (I.E. butt-connectors, bell
caps, ECT…)
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION
INSTALLING THE GMOS-LAN-04
1.
With all the connections completed, plug the 14 and 16 pin harnesses into
the GMOS-LAN-04.
2.
Reconnect the negative battery terminal.
3.
Plug the 30 pin GM harness into the vehicle side harness, and plug the
aftermarket radio harness into the aftermarket radio.
4.
Cycle the key by turning the ignition on then back off, then back on again to
test the radio.
TESTING THE GMOS-LAN-04
Turn the ignition on, and then turn the aftermarket radio on. Push the Onstar
button, the radio should turn off and you should hear Onstar. Push the Onstar
cancel button and the radio should come back on.
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CHIME VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
If the chime is too loud, remove the bottom shunt jumper that is next to the 14
pin harness side of the interface. (See diagram) This will lower the chime volume.
AUDIBLE TURN SIGNAL
When the factory radio is removed the audible turn signal indicator is lost. The
GMOS-LAN-04 will emulate the audible turn signal heard through the left front
speaker. If the turn signal if too loud remove the top shunt jumper that is next to
the 14 pin harness side of the interface. (See diagram) This will lower the audible
turn signal.
Programming Bluetooth function
through steering wheel (If equipped)
1. Turn on ignition and radio
2. Press and hold the phone button on the steering wheel
3. After you hear the audible sound ready release the button
4. Enjoy your Bluetooth
3.
Connect the two pin harness from the 30 pin connector to the two pin
connector located on the 12 pin harness side of the GMOS-LAN-04.
ONSTAR LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the Onstar volume level find the
Black/Yellow
wire on the 16 pin
harness. Push the blue Onstar button, while the voice is speaking tap the
Black/Yellow
wire to ground. There are 31 volume settings for Onstar;
once the 31st setting is reached and the
Black/Yellow
wire is tapped to
ground it will automatically go back to the first volume setting. Once the
volume is set it will stay at that volume until the
Black/Yellow
wire is
tapped to ground again. If the user would like to adjust the Onstar volume
without having to get to the GMOS-LAN-04 interface, a 10K potentiometer
from Radio Shack (part # 271-1715) can be wired in. Connect one side of
the potentiometer to the
Black/Yellow
wire and connect the other side to
ground. Mount the potentiometer in a convenient location that is easy to
reach.
AUDIO LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
If the audio level is too distorted or way too low under normal listening levels, to
correct this there is a potentiometer on the 14 pin side of the interface. Using a
small screwdriver turn the potentiometer counterclockwise to lower the input sig-
nal, and turn the potentiometer clockwise to raise the input signal.
Note: The chime and turn signal volume will adjust with the audio input.
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