I've just installed an Android head unit in our 2007 500. Generally, it works well, and was more or less plug and play. It was hard to get all the cables tucked away, and I decided to remove the existing frame to give more space.
The unit has a permanent 12v supply, and there is no ACC supply. Even so, it will switch on and off with the ignition. I'm not sure how it is doing this! Maybe it uses the canbus to detect? Anyway, I would like the radio to turn on without the ignition on. I'm wondering if I attach a connection to the ACC input of the radio, it will turn on when the key is in the ACC position. To this end, I'm looking for something that is live when when the key is in the ACC position. I've looked at the wiring of the radio, and it seems that the closest place is on the "media port", that's connected to fuse 51, that is labelled "Hot in run or start".
Is this a good place to find a connection? I'd like to find one closer to the radio, but I've checked all the radio connections, and there is nothing that gives 12v when the key is in the ACC position.
The unit has a permanent 12v supply, and there is no ACC supply. Even so, it will switch on and off with the ignition. I'm not sure how it is doing this! Maybe it uses the canbus to detect? Anyway, I would like the radio to turn on without the ignition on. I'm wondering if I attach a connection to the ACC input of the radio, it will turn on when the key is in the ACC position. To this end, I'm looking for something that is live when when the key is in the ACC position. I've looked at the wiring of the radio, and it seems that the closest place is on the "media port", that's connected to fuse 51, that is labelled "Hot in run or start".
Is this a good place to find a connection? I'd like to find one closer to the radio, but I've checked all the radio connections, and there is nothing that gives 12v when the key is in the ACC position.