PAC SWI-PS wiring on 2003 Maxima with Pioneer AVIC-D3

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Jul 27, 2011 | 11:23 AM

Stason

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PAC SWI-PS wiring on 2003 Maxima with Pioneer AVIC-D3

Hey guys!

Just received the final part of my stereo install and have a question.

In the paper that came with the SWI-PS it says:

Code:

- Connect 150ohm resistor to Blue/Yellow wire
- Connect 47ohm resistor to Green/Black or Red wire
- Connect free ends or resistors to the interfaces White wire
- Connect Brown/White to ground

HOWEVER, on the PAC website the info is a little different (link):

Code:

- Connect a  150 ohm resistor to pin 27 (blue/yellow)
- Connect the free ends of the resistors to the INTERFACE'S White wire
- Connect pin pin 26 (green/black or red) in the vehicle connector to  INTERFACE'S White wire
- Connect pin 29 (brown/white) in the vehicle  connector to Ground

As you see, on the website it does NOT say to add a 47ohm resistor to pin26. Can someone please confirm if the 47ohm resistor is needed?

Thanks.

Jul 29, 2011 | 08:35 AM

Stason

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Thank you so much for many useful responses and ideas! LOL

I went ahead and put that 47ohm resistor in there (pin 26) along with 150ohm resistor (pin 27), everything seems to work fine. Programming of SWI-PS is NOT tricky at all as some say - just re-read the instructions a couple of times if you do not understand them, it is very straight-forward!

Tee-hee!

Aug 9, 2011 | 05:34 AM

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thanks for being the guinea pig, I will keep this in mind for my install. Hopefully it works for the long run.

Aug 23, 2011 | 09:07 AM

mendon99

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the website will always be the most updated, it probably would've worked either way. pretty sure they stopped making the PS and now its the PAC-RC which does all radios...