About the PAC SWI-CAN2 Interface
Important Note: The SWI-CAN2 interface must be used in conjunction with PAC's SWI-RC steering wheel audio control adapter.
You want to install an aftermarket receiver in your vehicle, but you hate the idea of giving up the convenience of your steering wheel controls. The PAC SWI-CAN2 interface allows you to connect PAC's SWI-RC steering wheel control adapter in a variety of vehicles. Dimensions: 3-5/8"W x 1"H x 1-9/16"D. Warranty: 1 year.
Please enter your vehicle information or call an advisor at 1-888-955-6000 to find out if this interface is needed for your vehicle.
What's in the box:
PAC SWI-CAN2 Interface owner's manual
- Steering Wheel CAN database interface module
- 7" Harness
- Instruction sheet
- Application Chart
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Overview: The PAC SWI-CAN2 Steering Wheel Radio Control Interface is an add-on module for use with the PAC SWI-RC steering wheel control interface (541SWIRC, sold separately) when installing a compatible aftermarket radio into select vehicles that feature steering wheel controls. It allows you to keep steering wheel controls that use a dual wire CAN bus to control the factory radio. The SWI-CAN2 interprets and converts steering wheel control data to signals the SWIC adapter can use, allowing you to replace your factory stereo with an aftermarket deck and continue to use your factory steering wheel controls.
Rotary Switch: The SWI-CAN2 interface has a rotary switch that needs to be adjusted to match the vehicle it is being installed in. The rotary switch has settings from 0 to 9.
Connections: The SWI-CAN2 interface comes with a 7" harness. One of eleven-pin connectors of the harness plugs into the SWI-CAN2 while the other eleven-pin connector plugs into the optional steering wheel adapter (which is sold separately). There is also a 6-pin connector that plugs into an optional C2R interface (sold separately) which attaches to the vehicle's factory harness. If you do not use the optional C2R interface you can also hardwire this connection to your vehicle's factory wiring.
Wiring Advisory: You'll usually have to hardwire this adapter into your vehicle's wiring. In most vehicles, the factory radio plug does not have a wire dedicated to the steering wheel audio controls, so splicing & soldering is often required. PAC does provide custom wiring instructions for all confirmed compatible vehicles on their website.
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