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Next I am going to design a proper PCB board. When it is ready, Mark Paddick (AUS) and Luke Gomer (UK) agreed to evaluate and test the kit. Once they confirm it is working as described above I will release it as DIY. And finally, I would like to thank all the Soarer owners who bought and...

The 10-way ribbon cable going out of the unit is for the IR receiver/transmitter (5 wires) and for connection to the EMV control bus, car LAN bus and FVT control line(the other 5 wires). Note that I have found an easy way to hook to the car looms without the need for soldering and wire cuts...

Here is how it fits in the EMV tape unit:

The Pioneer CD-SR100 IR remote not only can control the EMV, but also the three player/gps/pc devices connected to cannel 19, 20 or FVT AV inputs. The remote has 9 keys on the front panel, which map to the 9 touch screen zones used to control the external devices. The remote can be switched...

The Pioneer CD-SR100 remote has two additional volume control buttons on its back. Their function is to control the Soarer volume as well. The up and down arrow keys are directly mapped to the EMV TUNE/CH/TRACK buttons. The left and right arrow keys are used for touch screen control and...

When pressed and held for longer than 0.5 seconds the following EMV functions are accessed:

When a Pioneer CD-SR100 key is pressed and released within 0.5 seconds the following EMV functions are accessed:

Soarer EMV interface for multimedia player/gps/pc etc., EMV steering remote and more People who have converted their Soarer’s TV and audio to natively receive Australian/UK/NZ broadcast using my DIY kits know that I am a die-hard Soarer enthusiast trying to get the most out of this amazing...

Hi, If you have a Soarer with EMV you can convert your audio/radio to receive without an expander. It also translates the audio EMV screens from Japanese to English and a lot more. Please check this link: http://www.alsc.aus.as/messages/4/38984.html?1111050473 Regards, Vlad