Parrot ck3100 lcd drivers#
Parrot ck3100 lcd Bluetooth#

I don't think they bother doing this with installs of these parrot kits as the kit mutes the speakers itself so it's extra work to connect the mute to the head unit pin also.

The stereo won't show 'telephone active' if the mute feed from the CK3100 hasn't been connected to the stereo mute in pin also.

Parrot ck3100 lcd Bluetooth#

The multican works great - it's in someways better than factory bluetooth i reckon. It's good there, but the only problem is tall people in the passenger seat sometimes press the dial button with their knee. I had mine installed and it's just on the dash by the left of the top of the stereo. Is it ok to read in the display in the ashtray? I would never have thought to put it there. His car is exactly the same as mine, 06 plate but he has the original proffessional head unit and his displays 'phone active' when the phone is in use. My business partner had exactly the same kit fitted in his car aswell. wouldnt really think this makes much difference though Its a Proffessional head unit, but I recently had it replaced under warranty at main dealer and its a face lifted model, i.e has chrome ring inserts on the tuning and volume knobs. Oh and one more thing, my radio doesnt show phone active or anything along those lines when the phone is in use, it mutes the radio but the radio station stays visible. Dony think my Samsung I900 has the voice dial option which is a pain in the back side, means Ive got to use the CK3100 to trawl through phone book and it isnt that accessible in the ashtray One thing I cant seem to master at the minute is the voice tagg dialing. Just going to take some getting used to the whole press the phone button brieflly to answer, hold it down to end / reject the call etc. Didnt use the connects 2 lead, used the Parrot Multican lead which does the same thing. Managed to get the kit installed this morning. Thanks for the reply Nelson15, it was just what I was looking for. TOok about an hour for me, and I installed a Dension ipod kit at the same time. Excellent quality.Дo you have the connects2 box? It's a fiddle to route the loom from the HU down to the glovebox area, and resulted in a few attempts at different routes until the radio could go back in!ДЄfter that its fairly straight forward, as long as you've got patience, a flathead screwdriver, a phillips screwdriver and a Torx T20 screwdriver.

Parrot ck3100 lcd drivers#

Microphone went out the glovebox area, iinto the passenger door seal, round the airbag, over the windscreen over the airbag at the other side and just wedged the mic into the drivers door seal. Then I routed the cable fairly easily (just pull the trim from the bottom and it'll come away from the carpet and you'll see the route) down through the plastic surround of the transmition tunnel and into the area under the glovebox where I've got the connects 2 box and the parrot box, then once its all up and working you can tuck the cable up under the plastic surround.

I just got a roll of blue tack and folded it over a few times so that the unit is now rock steady, and low enough down that it doesnt activate the buttons when you press the ashtray lid. Your control unit will now be in the ashtray. Then what I did was unscrew the two screws on the back of the CK3100 unit, and unplug the cable (the white box just pulls off) and feed it through the hole before connecting it back again and screwing the box up. Once you've popped the gearlever surround off, you'll be able to feel that theres nothing underneath where you're drilling. What I did was take the removable ashtray insert out, and drill a fairly large hole directly downwards at the bottom centre of the ashtray plastic.