Metra Electronics GMLAN11-100 Manual de usuario
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR PART GMLAN11-100
REV. 8/10/12 INSTGMLAN11-100
• Cutting tool • Crimping tool • Tape • Connectors (example: butt-connectors, bell caps, etc.)
IGNITION
TERMINALS
WIRE
CUTTER
M3.5
M2.6
M3
M5
M4
ISO
6
2.5
1.5
TOOLS REQUIRED
GM LAN Interface
2006-2012
GMLAN11-100
GMLAN11-100 harness • 4-pin to 4-pin resistor pad harness
22-pin harness to 30-pin GM LAN harness with stripped leads
INTERFACE COMPONENTS
KIT FEATURES
APPLICATIONS
• Provides accessory (12-volt 10 amp)
• Retains R.A.P. (Retained Accessory Power)
• Used in amplified or non-amplified sound systems
• Retains chimes
• Provides NAV outputs (parking brake, reverse, mute, V.S.S.)
• Built-in SWC (steering wheel control) interface
• Retains OnStar/OE Bluetooth
• Adjustable volume for chimes and OnStar
• High level speaker input
• USB updatable
• Retains balance and fade
• Retains OE satellite (if equipped)
See inside front cover
Applications
GMLAN11-100
CHEVROLET
Cobalt 2007-2011
HHR 2006-2011
Malibu 2008-2012
PONTIAC
G5 2007-2008
G6 2009-2010
Solstice 2006-2009
SATURN
Aura 2006-2009
Sky 2006-2009
Note: The GMLAN11-100 is designed to and MUST be used with the GMOS-100i (sold separately).
Please refer to GMOS-100i for 16-pin connector instructions.
Caution: Metra recommends disconnecting the negative battery terminal before beginning any
installation. All accessories, switches, and especially air bag indicator lights must be
plugged in before reconnecting the battery or cycling the ignition.
Note: Refer also to the instructions included with the aftermarket radio.
Table of Contents
Connections to be made
–From the 22-way harness ................................................................................................. 4
–From the 30-way harness ..............................................................................................4-5
– For Non-Amplified Systems ....................................................................................... 5
– For Amplified Systems ..............................................................................................5
Installing the GMLAN11-100 ............................................................................................. 5
Programming SWC .........................................................................................................6-8
–Testing the GMOS-100 ..................................................................................................... 6
–Chime Volume Adjustment ................................................................................................ 6
–Audio Level Adjustment .................................................................................................... 7
–OnStar Level Adjustment ..................................................................................................7
–Manually Set the Radio Type .............................................................................................7
Remapping the SWC buttons .........................................................................................8-9
–Resetting or Forcing Auto Learn on the SWC .....................................................................9
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1. From the 22-way harness:
Connect the 3.5mm jack to the aftermarket radio’s steering wheel control input (if equipped).
Note: If using Eclipse,Kenwood,or select JVC radios use the supplied female 3.5mm adaptor.
• ForKenwoodandselectJVCradios:Connect the SWC wire (normally Blue/
Yellow) to the Brown wire of the ASWC. Isolate and tape the Brown/White wire
because it will not be used.
Note: Some of the newer Kenwood radios will auto detect as a JVC. If this is the
case, you can use a 12k ohm resistor (included) in line between the Blue/Yellow
and Brown wire of the female 3.5mm jack during programming only. Or manually
set the radio type, refer to the radio programming section of this manual.
• ForEclipse:Connect the Eclipse SWC wires (normally Brown and
Brown/Black) to the Brown and Brown/White wires of the ASWC. Brown goes
to Brown and Brown/White goes to Brown/Black. Sometimes this is reversed,
reverse the wires if needed.
• ForMetraOEradios:Connect the SWC Key 1 wire (Gray) to the Brown wire
of the ASWC.
For all other radios, plug in the male 3.5mm connector of the ASWC into the back of the
aftermarket radio designated for an external SWC control interface.
Please refer to the aftermarket radio manual if in doubt where the 3.5mm connector of the
ASWC should go.
The Black/Yellow wire is not used in this application.
2. From the 30-way harness:
• Connect the Black wire to the ground wire of the aftermarket radio.
• Connect the RCA’s to the AUX in on the aftermarket radio (if equipped).
• Connect the Yellow wire to the constant wire of the aftermarket radio.
• If the vehicle is amplified disconnect the 4-pin harness located between the 30-way
and 22-way connector and connect the supplied 4-pin to 4-pin resistor pad. If the
vehicle is not amplified connect the two 4-pins for the 30 and 22-way together.
Continued on next page
Connections to be made
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Installing the GMLAN11-100
1. With all the connections completed, plug the 16 and 22-pin harnesses into
the GMOS-100.
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. Initialize the interface by cycling the key by turning the ignition on for 30 seconds then
back off, and then back on again to test the radio. Doing this will also program the radio
type of the internal ASWC.
Connections to be made
Non-Amplified Vehicles:
• Cut the resistors from the Green, Green/Black, Violet, Violet/Black right below
the heat shrink.
• Connect the Violet wire to the right rear positive wire of the aftermarket radio.
• Connect the Violet/Black wire to the right rear negative wire of the aftermarket radio.
• Connect the Green wire to the left rear positive wire of the aftermarket radio.
• Connect the Green/Black wire to the left rear negative wire of the aftermarket radio.
• The DIN plug is to be connected to the optional XIA-LCD screen if satellite is
being retained.
Amplified Vehicles:
• Connect the Violet wire to the right rear positive wire of the aftermarket radio.
• Connect the Violet/Black wire to the right rear negative wire of the aftermarket radio.
• Connect the Green wire to the left rear positive wire of the aftermarket radio.
• Connect the Green/Black wire to the left rear negative wire of the aftermarket radio.
Programming SWC
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1. Turn on the ignition.
2. The LED will begin to blink rapidly.
3. Turn on the aftermarket radio.
4. The following buttons must be pressed in order:
• Each button pressed will be acknowledged by the LED steadily.
If any of the above buttons are not present, substitute with Volume Up. For example,
if a vehicle does not Band and Fan Up, you would press Volume Up, Seek Up, Volume
Up, PTT/MUTE, Volume Up.
• After you have pressed five buttons, the LED will turn off.
If you press the buttons incorrectly, turn off the ignition and repeat the above
steps. If you do it wrong, it can be done again by pressing the volume up button for
15 seconds until the LED goes into fast blink mode again.
Testing the GMOS-100
• Turn the ignition on, and then turn the aftermarket radio on.
• Push the OnStar button, the radio should turn off (radio will mute if mute wire is
connected) and you should hear OnStar.
• Push the OnStar cancel button and the radio should come back on.
Chime Volume Adjustment
1. With car on, shut off car and leave keys in ignition. Open the car door and leave it open.
Chimes will be heard.
2. Wait 10 seconds, then with a small screwdriver adjust the potentiometer fully
counterclockwise (all the-way left), then clockwise to raise chime level and
counterclockwise to lower the chime level.
3. When the volume is at the desired level, remove the keys from the ignition. This will
lock the chime volume at its current level.
Continued on next page
1 Volume Up
2 Seek Up
3 Band
4 PTT/Mute
5 Fan Up
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Programming SWC
Audio Level Adjustment
1. Start your vehicle and turn on the radio having audio playing.
2. Turn your aftermarket radio’s volume up ¾ of the-way.
3. With a small screwdriver adjust the potentiometer clockwise to raise the audio level
and counterclockwise to lower the audio level.
4. Once at desired level your audio adjustment is complete.
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.
• Once the volume is set it will stay at that volume until the Black/Yellow wire is tapped
to ground again. This can be set during installation and then left alone.
• If user adjustment is desired, the customer may also tap volume up or down on the
steering wheel (if equipped) to adjust the OnStar level.
Manually Setting Radio Type:
If the LED flashes do not match the radio connected you must then manually program the
ASWC to tell it what radio it is supposed to be connected to.
To manually program the aftermarket radio:
1. Turn on the ignition. Then press and hold the “Volume Down” button on the steering
wheel control until the LED goes solid red and then release the “Volume Up” button.
2. Using the listing below press the “Volume Up” button the number of times (number is
to the left of the radio name) needed to program the correct radio type to the ASWC:
1 Eclipse
2 Kenwood
3 Clarion “Type 1”
4 Sony/Dual
5 JVC
6 Jensen/Pioneer
7 Alpine
8 Visteon
9 Valor
10 Clarion “Type 2”
11 Metra OE
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Programming SWC
3. Press and hold the “Volume Down” button for 5 seconds to finish programming.
The LED will then go off.
4. After a few seconds, the LED will then blink the number of times corresponding
to the radio type. Verify that the number of blinks are the same number of times the
“Volume Up” button had been pressed.
Remapping the SWC buttons
Let’s say you have already programmed the GMOS-100 to your vehicle and radio. The
scenario is: Now you would like to change the button assignment for the steering wheel
controls (SWC), such as programming the “Seek Up” function to be assigned to the “Mute”
button. Before beginning remapping:
• The GMOS-100 must have detected the vehicle and radio. That it recognizes that
it is attached before the remapping of any buttons.
• You can only start the remapping of the steering wheel controls process after the
ignition has been on for 20 seconds.
• After 20 seconds of turning the ignition on press and hold down the
“Volume Up” button for at least 25 seconds.
• Note, if during the remapping process no button is pushed for 30 seconds the
remapping process is aborted and it will revert to the original settings.
Now let’s begin the remapping process:
1. Ideally have the GMOS-100 visible so you can see the LED flashes. It is recommended
for visual confirmation of button recognition/programming.
2. Turning off the radio is recommended.
3. After 20 seconds of turning the ignition on press and hold down the
“Volume Up” button for at least 25 seconds.
4. The LED will light up solid red. Release “Volume Up” and the LED will go out.
“Volume Up” has now been programmed.
Continued on next page
5. Next, continue the process of remapping buttons to the SWC in order of the list below.
If you would like to skip a command press the “Volume Up” button on the steering
wheel (this will tell the GMOS-100 to skip the command and go to the next).
Note: Not all radios will have all of these commands. Please refer to the radio’s owners
manual for specific commands recognized by that radio.
For instance, the next command to be mapped is the “Volume Down” command.
Let’s say you want the “Mode” button on your steering wheel to be the “Volume Down”
command. Hold down the “Mode” button till the LED lights up solid red and then
release it. Now the “Mode” button on the steering wheel is “Volume Down”.
6. After the last button is programmed on your steering wheel (you do not have to go
through the whole list), hold down the “Volume Up” button for at least 10 seconds then
the LED will go out.
----- OR -----
After the 18th button is programmed and/or skipped the LED will go out and remapping
is completed.
If after remapping the SWC and you want to revert the SWC back to its original settings
follow these steps below:
Resetting or Forcing Auto Learn on the SWC
1) Within the first 20 seconds of turning the ignition on. Press and hold down the
original “Volume Up” button for at least 25 seconds.
2) The LED will blink rapidly.
3) Release the “Volume Up” button and wait until the led goes on solid.
4) After the LED goes off the original steering wheel control settings will be restored.
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1 Volume Up
2 Volume Down
3 Seek Up/Next
4 Seek Down/Prev
5 Source/Mode
6 Mute
7 Preset Up
8 Preset Down
9 Power
10 Band
11 Play/Enter
12 PTT (Push To Talk)
13 On Hook
14 Off Hook
15 Fan Up
16 Fan Down
17 Temp Up
18 Temp Down
Remapping the SWC buttons
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