PAC Universal Analog/CAN-Bus Steering Wheel Control Interface with Smart Phone/PC App Programmability

The PAC Universal Analog/CAN-Bus Steering Wheel Control Interface with Smart Phone/PC App Programmability, model Pac Sxi-Cp5, is a versatile device designed to retain steering wheel controls (SWC), rear seat controls (RSC), and retained accessory power (RAP) when replacing a factory radio. It offers compatibility with a wide range of vehicles and provides various programming options for customization.

Product Features:

• Retains steering wheel controls (SWC), rear seat controls (RSC), and retained accessory power (RAP) when replacing a factory radio
• Allows programming of two radio functions to each SWC button using short press/long press dual command functionality
• Works in vehicles with either data or analog SWC
• Compatible with LAN, LIN, CAN, Class II, Analog, or Serial Data SWC equipped vehicles
• Configurable using Web Application, Android Application, Apple Application, PC Application, USB flash drive, or manual inputs
• Ability to create and save custom vehicle configuration files for later use
• Audible feedback for programming confirmation
• Highly visible tricolor LED to indicate the module's status
• Retains memory even in case of power loss
• Equipped with manual learning function for compatibility with unlisted analog vehicles

Specifications:

• Product: PAC Universal Analog/CAN-Bus Steering Wheel Control Interface with Smart Phone/PC App Programmability
• Model: Pac Sxi-Cp5
• Compatibility: Select CANBUS Vehicles: 92 - 21

Learn More:

Click on the links below to learn more about related topics on Wikipedia:

• Steering Wheel Controls
• Retained Accessory Power
• Serial Data

Product: Pac Sxi-Cp5 Universal Analog/Can-Bus Steering Wheel Control Interface Smart

Brand: PAC

Model: SXI-CP5

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