PAC Radio SWI ECL2 User Manual

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SWI-ECL2 Connections  
SWI-ECL2  
• Green - SWC signal input. Used with Version # 1, 2 or 4 only.  
• Orange - SWC signal input. Used with Version # 6 or 7 only.  
• Yellow - SWC signal input. Used with Version # 5 or 10 only.  
• Red - Interface power wire. Must be connected to a 12v ACC. or IGN. source controlled by the key.  
• White - SWC signal input. Used with Version # 3, 8, 9, 11 and 12 only.  
• Blue - GM HVAC data output. Used with Version # 4 only.  
• Black - Interface ground wire.  
Brown Loop  
Universal Steering Wheel Radio  
Remote Interface for Eclipse Radios  
with a Wired Remote Input Connection  
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Before You Start  
Cut the Brown or Purple loop if instructed to by the VehicleApplication Guide. All connections (including  
notes and additional notes) must be made before programming the interface.  
Purple Loop  
*NOTE - It is recommended that the Red wire is connected to the same ACC. or IGN. wire as the radio.  
A. Is this product compatible with the vehicle?  
• See Vehicle Application Guide (separate sheet) for listing of vehicles and connection information.  
Connect the SWI-ECL2 Radio Control wires to the newly installed Eclipse radio.  
There are 2 known wiring color combinations for the Eclipse radios. Connect  
according to the chart below.  
• If your vehicle is not listed, check www.pac-audio.com/swixprogramming for the most current list of compatible  
vehicles.  
Connecting to the New Radio  
SWI-ECL2  
B. Prepare for the installation.  
• Review the application guide for vehicle specific wiring details and note where the steering wheel control wires will be  
found. Keep in mind that the supplied interface wire harness is two feet long  
SWI-ECL2  
Brown  
Eclipse Radio  
Brown  
Eclipse Radio  
Brown  
White  
White  
Brown/Black  
• Use a digital multi meter for checking and verifying vehicle circuits.  
Radio Control Wires  
Programming the Interface Version Number  
Using the Vehicle Application Guide  
Step 1.  
The Vehicle Application Guide and Connector images (included with interface) contain the known locations of steering wheel  
control wires for vehicles compatible with this interface. If your Year, Make or Model is not listed below check  
www.pac-audio.com/swixprogramming for the most current and up-to-date list of compatible vehicles and radios. You can  
also reference similar vehicles or years. They may be the same as what you are working with.  
Refer to the Vehicle Application Guide for the version number that corresponds to your vehicle. Write the Version Number below for quick reference.  
Make sure to read all steps before programming as some are time sensitive. If the result indicated to the left of the arrow does not result from the step  
performed, you must start again. Double checking connections may be necessary before continuing. At this point all connections should be made and  
the key should be in the off position. Keeping the door open during programming is recommended to disable the R.A.P. feature (if available)  
Version Number: ____________ (Write Version Number here)  
C. Select your make, year and model.  
• Choose your Make, Year, and Model and highlight the complete column  
across the page.  
• If the exact model and year is not listed, choose a broad Model name  
such as “All Models” or one that describes the radio connector.  
Step 2.  
The LED inside of the  
SWI-ECL2  
SWI-ECL2  
IGN  
Press and hold the Program Button.  
While holding the Program Button,  
turn the vehicle key to the ignition or  
On position.  
SWI-ECL2 will turn on  
and stay on as long as the  
Program Button is held in.  
ACC  
STRT  
OFF  
D. Locating the vehicle steering wheel control wire.  
• Determine your Interface Wire Color (Green, Yellow, Orange  
or White). This wire will be connected to vehicle’s steering wheel  
control wire  
• The Interface Connector (if available) is an image of the vehicle  
plug. This image is found on the Vehicle Connector Chart.  
• The Pin Number and Color (if available) refers to the vehicle’s  
SWC wire located in the Interface Connector (if available).  
SWI-ECL2  
The LED will turn off immediately  
after the Program Button is released  
indicating previously stored memory  
has been cleared.  
SWI-ECL2  
Step 3.  
Release the Program Button.  
E. Version number, loops and notes.  
• The Version number will tell the interface what SWC circuit type is being used. This will be  
addressed on the next page. The Note ID is a vehicle specific programming tip or connection  
instruction. Only read notes in the note chart specified by the Note ID. Disregard all others.  
Cut Purple? Cut Brown? This refers to the loops on the SWI-ECL2 connector. Cut these loops  
only if instructed to do so.  
SWI-ECL2  
SWI-ECL2  
Step 4.  
The LED will flash each  
time the Program Button is  
pressed.  
Press and release the Program Button  
the same number of times as the version  
number.  
xVers.#  
F. Additional Notes and Interfaces.  
• The Additional Notes are connections that may  
have been supplied by the radio prior to removal.  
These must be made in order to complete the steering  
wheel control circuit.  
• Some vehicles will require an additional CAN bus  
interface. This will be needed if “Yes” is printed below  
CAN Interface heading.  
Step 5.  
SWI-ECL2  
IGN  
3 seconds after the last press of the Program Button, the LED will flash the same  
number of times as just pressed. This indicates the programmed version number. Turn  
vehicle key to the Off position. The version programming sequence is now complete.  
ACC  
STRT  
OFF  
If the repeated flash count of the LED does not match the version number needed, you must start over at Step 2.  
 

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