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#41236 11-Sep-2009 19:49
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I'm having difficulty with the 'memory' on my headunit. At the moment when the keys off, the unit is off and resets when the key is turned on. Works just fine with the key on.

I have +12V across Black and Red (sticking the probes into the back of the plug while it's in the radio) at all times, and +12V across yellow and black when the key is on.

The only other wire is the blue, which the manual says is for power aerial - which i don't have so have left unconnected. Any ideas?!

Probably unrelated, there are two car wires not hooked into the radio - a 3V and 12V line that are only on when the lights are on. These are just taped off. 

I'm pretty confused as it appears so simple!?










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  #255079 11-Sep-2009 20:22
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Sorted -> Yellow/Red incorrectly labelled in the manual! :) American Hi-Fi AHF-510 from The Warehouse.









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  #255219 12-Sep-2009 17:16
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The warehouse, the warehouse, where everything is open or broken...

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  #255588 14-Sep-2009 13:47
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Was going to recommend that exact thing, another biggie is people hooking the ground up to the headlight switch



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  #255590 14-Sep-2009 13:55
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Go the Warehouse.

Yellow is pretty much always a permanent 12v connection for memory/clock in the world of headunits.
Make sure its fused! (Only a little tiny fuse required for this wire).







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  #255614 14-Sep-2009 15:23
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underload: Was going to recommend that exact thing, another biggie is people hooking the ground up to the headlight switch


done that...

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