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REV. 6/20/2017 INSTASWC-TOY-LEX
PROGRAMMING
RADIO LEGEND
1.
Confirm that the 3.5mm connector is connected to your radio securely and in the correct
location.
2.
If using the female 3.5mm connector in Eclipse, Kenwood, select JVC, or Metra OE radios,
verify that the radio’s steering wheel control wire is connected to the correct wire to the
ASWC-TOY-LEX.
Note:
Not every radio will have all the possible SWC commands on the steering wheel.
Please refer to the radio owner’s manual or contact the radio vendor for specific commands
that the radio will recognize.
The ASWC-TOY-LEX will auto program itself through Auto Detect Mode.
1.
Turn the ignition on and wait until the L.E.D. in the ASWC-TOY-LEX lights up solid (about
twenty seconds).
Note:
Do not press any buttons on the steering wheel or radio during this time.
2.
Once solid, cycle the key off, then back on.
Note:
The ASWC-TOY-LEX will give you two sets of L.E.D. feedback reports. The first set of
flashing green L.E.D. lights is for knowing the vehicle type and the second set of red flashing
L.E.D. lights is for knowing the radio type. Knowing the vehicle type is irrelevant as this
interface is pre-programmed for vehicles in the application list only. But knowing the radio
type is important for troubleshooting if the ASWC-TOY-LEX does not work. Please see the
below Radio Legend for L.E.D. feedback information for radio type.
1st L.E.D. flash is for Eclipse (type 1)
2nd L.E.D. flash is for Kenwood
3rd L.E.D. flash is for Clarion (type 1)
4th L.E.D. flash is for Sony and Dual
5th L.E.D. flash is for JVC
6th L.E.D. flash is for Pioneer & Jensen
7th L.E.D. flash is for Alpine*
8th L.E.D. flash is for Visteon
9th L.E.D. flash is for Valor
10th L.E.D. flash is for Clarion (type 2)
11th L.E.D. flash is for Metra OE
12th L.E.D. flash is for Eclipse (type 2)
13th L.E.D. flash is for LG
14th L.E.D. flash is for PARROT**
15th L.E.D. flash is for XITE
16th L.E.D. flash for Phillips
17th L.E.D. flash TBD
18th L.E.D. flash for JBL
*Note:
If the ASWC-1 flashes 7 times and you do not have an Alpine radio connected to it that means that
the ASWC-1 did not see any radio connected. Verify the 3.5mm connector is connected to the steering
wheel control input into the radio.
**Note:
The AX-SWC-PARROT is required (sold separately). The radio must be updated to rev. 2.1.4 or higher
from www.parrot.com and ASWC-1 must be updated to the latest firmware from www.axxessinterfaces.com.
TROUBLESHOOTING
