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Awesome, thank you so much for your help and quick response GearJunkie.
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Anyone know if the new Alpine ILX-107 7" double din will work? It supports wireless CarPlay, which is what I want.
https://www.amazon.com/Alpine-iLX-1...1&keywords=alpine+double+din+wireless+carplay
Edit: confirmed that it's Maestro compatible.
Maybe not a huge deal, but it looks like the Alpine doesn't do dynamic parking lines on the reverse image, just fixed lines. Kenwoods have that feature.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tP3QzEhdjI
Surprisingly, everything else worked. I say surprisingly because of the mass of connectors and wires involved. For future buyers, I suggest staring at the contents of the iDatalink boxes until they start making sense, and they eventually will. I'm very satisfied how things turned out. Thanks to all who did this install before me and provided great guidance.
I just installed the same unit but with a Pioneer head. The Maestro gives great info on what wires to cut into the factory harness for the back up cam. I'm not sure what would be different on yours.
You should have gotten a link to idatalink for the MaestroRR. If you need help, don't hesitate to shoot over a pm.
In regards to wiring the Pioneer ND-BC8 camera do I just directly splice its red wire to TO1 harness RED-ACCESORY and black wire to BLACK-GROUND wire and the RCA pin into the HU Brown BC IN.
The Metra AX-TOYUSB-2 worked for the USB port. Mine is below the head unit, too. You have to take out the glove box and a bit of dash on the passenger side to get to the box where the USB adapter plugs in. There are instructions in this post.
I was about to ask about that usb plug, it didn't look like the right plug in the back of that usb hub. I'm assuming you used a usb extension to reach it?
I'm about almost finished soldering connections right now. Regarding the YELLOW/BLACK wire-FOOT BRAKE on my 4200NEX unit it's YELLOW/BLACK-MUTE. Should I wire this together or no? Thanks for the help!
I was about to ask about that usb plug, it didn't look like the right plug in the back of that usb hub. I'm assuming you used a usb extension to reach it?
The audio aux in still works though?The USB adapter goes from the head unit to the box behind the glove box. The connection to the back of the USB connector at the center of the dash doesn’t get changed.
The USB adapter goes from the head unit to the box behind the glove box. The connection to the back of the USB connector at the center of the dash doesn’t get changed.
Does anyone have the Maestro RR installed in a 2010? It's pretty awesome, except I was hoping that it would read transmission temp on mine but it doesn't.
2010 - 2013 USB adapter requires Metra AX-TOYUSB-2. The one you have is for 2014 and up. Check out the shopping list on the first page.
There is no adapter for the aux jack, you would have to splice in rca connections for that. Not really worth it, its all about USB these days.