where to connect the Pioneers yellow mute wire?

[HandsomeSteve]

I have a 2009 Pioneer AVIC Z110BT interfacing it w/ the RP4GM11 adaptor in my 05Chevy Express 3500 RV van

for chimes/key still in ignition/parking brake ect.


1.where is the AVICs yellow mute wire connected to? the majority of the AVIC is voice operated. I've just completed most of the wiring between the AVIC & the RP4. yet to purchase a mircophone.
2.why doe's it take so long for the AVIC to turn on where it's playing audio?
3.is it possiable to change the screen saver from Pioneer to a differnt image?
4.can I bypass the parking brake connection, I'm forced to depress PB to be able to enter destination address in NAV.
5. I would like to have a Pioneer rotory commander the wired remote control.

I have more ?s This AVIC has a 200 page operaters manuel an installation manuel so I've got alot to read. didn't see the yellow mute wire mentioned. thanks in advance

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[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Are you sure that is the mute wire?

Most of the pioneers I've owned state it is the memory functions wire which is plugged into any 12v constant. The mute wire is usually brown.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

I have a 2009 Pioneer AVIC Z110BT interfacing it w/ the RP4GM11 adaptor in my 05Chevy Express 3500 RV van View attachment 58098for chimes/key still in ignition/parking brake ect.


1.where is the AVICs yellow mute wire connected to? the majority of the AVIC is voice operated. I've just completed most of the wiring between the AVIC & the RP4. yet to purchase a mircophone.
2.why doe's it take so long for the AVIC to turn on where it's playing audio?
3.is it possiable to change the screen saver from Pioneer to a differnt image?
4.can I bypass the parking brake connection, I'm forced to depress PB to be able to enter destination address in NAV.
5. I would like to have a Pioneer rotory commander the wired remote control.

I have more ?s This AVIC has a 200 page operaters manuel an installation manuel so I've got alot to read. didn't see the yellow mute wire mentioned. thanks in advance

Page 3 of the Manual states 12v constant for Yellow . Wiring diagram for the harness

https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Navigation/AVIC-Z110BT_InstallationManual0626.pdf

Please click here for the RP4-GM11 instruction manual - PAC Audio

Please click here for the RP4-GM11 instruction manual - PAC Audio

www.yumpu.com

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

4.can I bypass the parking brake connection, I'm forced to depress PB to be able to enter destination address in NAV.

Use this for the PB bypass.

 

[HandsomeSteve]

Use this for the PB bypass.View attachment 58101

Are you sure that is the mute wire?

Most of the pioneers I've owned state it is the memory functions wire which is plugged into any 12v constant. The mute wire is usually brown.

iirc there was a lable said mute. I'll look again to confirm. yes 12VDC constant power in section3 as

audiobaun mentioned.thanks for advice.​

 

[HandsomeSteve]

Use this for the PB bypass.View attachment 58101

can't I just ground this wire for PB? thanks

 

[HandsomeSteve]

Page 3 of the Manual states 12v constant for Yellow . Wiring diagram for the harness

https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Navigation/AVIC-Z110BT_InstallationManual0626.pdf

Please click here for the RP4-GM11 instruction manual - PAC Audio

Please click here for the RP4-GM11 instruction manual - PAC Audio

www.yumpu.com

thanks for advice

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

can't I just ground this wire for PB? thanks

No, the Pioneer headunit needs a 3 pulse affirmation for start up. It was made to prevent people from just grounding that wire.

 

[HandsomeSteve]

No, the Pioneer headunit needs a 3 pulse affirmation for start up. It was made to prevent people from just grounding that wire.

the AVIC was a tad more complicated to wire not to mention stuffing it in a smallish stereo hole. thanks for advice.