Steering wheel controls EONON GE02B

Steering wheel controls EONON GE02B - Android Head-Units

Hi I can't get it work my steering wheel controls on aftermarket stereo car is vauxhall Corsa
I bought connects2 adapter but my stereo doesn't have jack port .
Any help appreciated

Un the main conector of the head unir you must have Wires James key1 key2...
Have you?
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Yes from the main connector in the stereo I've not SWC1 SWC2 also ground wire too

bantroi said:
Un the main conector of the head unir you must have Wires James key1 key2...
Have you?
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Yes from the main connector of the stereo I have SWC1 SWC2 wires

Temur95 said:
Yes from the main connector of the stereo I have SWC1 SWC2 wires
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Then, first see in the HU manual if those are the steering wheel wires.
IF they are, you shoudl plug them to the other group of cables named key1 key2 on the can decoder.
GND to any gnd you have.
Whith this, now you can configure the sw module on the stereo.
If you send a pic of the group of wires it would be usefull.

bantroi said:
Then, first see in the HU manual if those are the steering wheel wires.
IF they are, you shoudl plug them to the other group of cables named key1 key2 on the can decoder.
GND to any gnd you have.
Whith this, now you can configure the sw module on the stereo.
If you send a pic of the group of wires it would be usefull.
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They didn't work I have tried everything

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barcodejames said:
Hey guys, I'm new to installing Subs. I have the Atoto M4171 Android Head Unit. I am loving it so far, however there is no bass, so I am looking to add a sub to it. I was thinking of getting the Sound Ordnance B-8P powered sub from crutchfield. However, I have no clue how to connect the amp remote turn on wire to this unit. Looking at the wiring diagram, there isn't a wire labeled as amp remote turn on (or whatever the wire is called). Does anyone have this HU, and installed a sub with it?
Orange-Radio ANT Power
CANBUX-TX
Purple-Back Cam Control
Red-ACC
Pink Red-Steering Wheel Key1
Red Black-Steering Wheel Key2
Brown-Amplifier Control
CANBUS-RX
Yellow-B+
Those are the only non speaker wires (minus ground, ilumination, and Brake Control
Looking in the owner's manual that came with it, it has a table that lists "basic connection for function working normally" (the manual's wording, not mine) and it says External Amplifier RCA*4 (which is RCA Rear Left) + Wire Number 11 (which is the Brown Amp Control). I currently have that brown wire connected to a matching wire on the after market wiring harness that connects directly to the factory wiring harness. Should I disconnect that wire, and connect it to the Sound Ordnance's amp remote turn on wire, or should I use a different wire?
Sorry in advance if this has been asked before, I've just never installed a sub before, and would like to get specific instructions for this exact Head Unit.
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There are several ways to get your amplifier to turn on and off remotely even if your head unit does not have a remote turn on wire. The cheap and easy way is to run the amplifier's remote terminal off of a switched accessory wire (your Red-ACC wire). This is the wire that your head unit uses. It is only powered when the key is in the accessory or run position of the ignition switch. When you shut the car off the wire loses power and the head unit and amplifier will both turn off. Your amp will be on when your car is on and off when you car is off. If you don't want the amplifier to always be on when the car is on you could wire a simple switch inline with this new remote wire. Normally you would leave it on so that it turns on when the head unit is on. But if you wanted to turn the amplifier off you could flip the switch to off which would stop the flow of 12 volts to the amplifier's remote turn on terminal.
There are also units that will sense the voltage on the head unit's speaker wires and then send a +12 volt signal to the remote wire. These units are an option for those who do not want their equipment on full time (when the ignition is on) and also don't want to wire in a switch. PAC makes some very popular ones such as the TR4 or TR7. David Navone also has an inexpensive model available that has a full amp of current output (you can add more components to it without needing an external relay).

Tap the brown wire and connect to it. It should turn on the amp. The brown wire will have +12V when the deck is on, and it's only used to flip a relay in the amp, so it will draw very little power.

11. Brown (Amplifier Control)
As dnfm says, the brown wire is what you want.
That's your amp / remote turn-on wire. It connects to your blue wire from your amp.

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