Porsche 911, Boxster, Cayman CANbus steering wheel control interface and radio adapter cable 49-POR-02

Steering wheel control interface and adapter cable for Porsche 911, Boxster, Cayman and Cayenne cars to fit an aftermarket radio upgrade.

The cable adapts from the Porsche ISO connectors in the car to standard aftermarket ISO connectors. This replaces the need for a separate ISO radio replacement adapter cable.

The CANbus steering wheel control interface is built into the adapter cable for a plug-and-play installation.

This interface will allow the original audio control buttons on the steering wheel to work with the new aftermarket radio. The interface will work the volume, track skip, source, mute and telephone buttons. Note; the operation of these buttons can be dependent on the vehicle spec and radio compatibility.

The CANbus interface will also provide key present ignition, illumination, reverse gear, handbrake and speed pulse outputs. A key present ignition means the stereo will turn on with the first click of the key and stay on until the key is removed from the ignition barrel.

Includes Free 29-025 49-Series Universal patchlead

Installation Notes

Blue wire (Amplifier turn-on) - If you experience no sound, this means the vehicle is amplified. Please connect the two loose blue wires on the interface harness together.

Purple wire (Reverse Gear Output) - This wire will provide a signal to the vehicle's head unit when the vehicle is in reverse. This will trigger the video screen to show the video from the backup camera on the screen.

Pink wire (Speed Pulse Output) - Some stereos/navigation systems have a speed pulse wire and this tells the new stereo how fast or slow the vehicle is traveling.

Green wire (Parking Brake Output) - If your new stereo has a touchscreen or video monitor, this wire acts as a switch to turn on the video monitor when the parking brake is engaged.

PLEASE NOTE: Includes A dedicated 49-Series patch lead MUST be ordered with this product. This links the steering control interface to the steering wheel control input on the back of the new stereo