Suzuki Swift 2005 Built-in Radio

[Connects2]

Hello to all.

In answer to many of your questions, let me list the solutions produced by us here at Connects2; please check our website for a distributor;
www.connects2.com

Suzuki Swift - PACR01

Facia adapter for DIN head units - CT24-SZ02
Steering wheel control interfaces soon to be developed for Blaupunkt, Clarion, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer & Sony head units
Sony CD/MP3 Changer interface - ASZS001
iPod interface (with track/playlist control and charging) - ASZIPOD001
iPod cradles also available


Suzuki Grand Vitara - PACR02

Facia adapter for DIN head units - CT24-SZ01
Steering wheel control interfaces soon to be developed for Blaupunkt, Clarion, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer & Sony head units
CD/MP3 Changer interface - ASZS001
iPod interface (with track/playlist control and charging) - ASZIPOD001
iPod cradles also available


Suzuki Ignis

Display adapter for Sony CD changer compatible head units - DSZS001
iPod can only be interfaced for audio and no control via an FM modulator type kit, new part available with high quality audio FM circuit;
iConnect-FM, or
iPlug-RDS which uses the RDS feature to display the track information.


More products to be developed soon...

Regards
Connects2 Technical

[powers1]

I didnt like the idea of loosing the steering wheel controls,so I have made/built in another DVD/CD/Mp3 head unit underneath the oem head unit,in the empty space where the cigarette lighter was.I have also fitted a rear view mirror LCD and back up camera.
My install is almost complete (I will gladly post pictures).I am connecting the speaker outputs of the DVD/MP3 player onto to the oem Head unit but I have come to a standstill because I cant identify the + and - on the wires!I dismantled all the the door panels to see the colour of the wires but these dont match the colour on the back of the oem head unit.Anyone know this information or where I can get a wiring diagram for a 2005 Swift...THANKS

[powers1]

Ok.I will answer my own question!Anyone wanting to know the pin configuration of the blue plug on the back of your oem radio/cd,check out this link.
http://www.parrot.biz/support/pdf/Pi...03200_3400.pdf

Here you will find the speakers connection wires.

[k3vink3vin]

aussie swifts now come with mp3/wma headunit as standard
pics here
read more here

[powers1]

Great info K3vink,but I still have an interference problem when I connected the my dvd player to the speaker outputs on the back of the oem head unit.I noticed the head unit still gets hot when I have the dvd player on, eventhough the head unit is turned off.
I get mõre interference the higher the I turn up the volume!
The solution is to weld a diode on the head units and the dvd player speaker outputs as this way the signal will be one way only and no more heating up the oem head unit.....

[Jamz]

Here you go lads/lasses:

Suzuki Ipod & MP3 Car Stereo Adapters & connectors

Connects2 connection to plug your Ipod into the back of your Swift!

As courtasy of Swift Owners UK

[dolphin]

Just coming in on the back of this thread,

I own a 2006 GV which like the Swift has a Panasonic HU installed (the mother-in law has a 2006 Swift and I have checked both units). I have been searching for weeks now looking for the pin-out details for the CD changer connector on the back of the PACR01/02 unit and it was by pure luck that I came accross this thread.
The pin-out details supplied by 'powers1' is good for the main radio feed but does not cover the CD changer unit, anyone got this info?

By the way for all those with Clarion units (America/Canada etc), one of the lads on the 2006 GV site has made up a lead for an iPod/MP3 which connects to a factory connector under the dash. Great reports from all who have used it.

All of the 2006 Suzuki Products from Japan (GV,XL_7 and Aerio) have an AUX input prewired under the dash. You do not need a CD changer for it to work, it does not require the use of the ce-net.

It Requires a special adaptor cable to active it and tell the stereo something is attached.

Suzuki does not offer this cable.. but.. I have figured out the circuit required to active the input.

I now have cables available for anyone interested. It has a plug, with the circuit built in to activate the "AUX" option on the deck, and fits into the factory connector under the dash . The cable is about 3.5 feet long and has a 3.5mm male stereo plug on the end

Once the cable is installed, you can press the CD/AUX button and it will cycle between the 2 options and the Display will say "AUX LOW". If you press the Seek up or down, it will change the input gain from "Low"- "MID"- "HI"

It takes less then 5 minutes to install. I have tested this in all models and it works perfectly.

Follow this link http://www.suzuki-forums.com/2g-2006...aux-input.html for more info.

[iicee]

Hi guys...just got myself a swift last month. Changed the stock headunit to alpine using a custom panel. The fascia cost about US$165 in my country,quite expensive.


Btw I'm from Indonesia

[Jamz]

That looks good!! The fasia here costs around 35 pound which isnt too bad!

[raVenXDA]

I see that you have the ICONNECT-USB on your website can you tell me if that would be able to connect to my swift sport 2007? it has mp3 compatiblity already but i would love to be able to connect my USB pen drive.