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1. Introduction
RT3/RD3/RB3
Connectors
Dismantling
2. Connection AUDIO
Connect an MP3 player
Add a CD changer
Install an amplifier/equalizer
3. Connection VIDEO
Predispositions
Rear camera
Under construction
4. Replacements
Replace the RD3/RB3
Replace the speakers (under construction)

This guide is intended for the owner of a Lancia Phedra, Fiat Ulysse, Peugeot 807, and Citroën C8. Its purpose is to
gather a maximum of information available on the Internet about the various connection options
audio and video of the RT3/RD3/RB3 models.

I am requesting your personal experience to help me complete this guide. Thank you in advance.

RT3/RD3/RB3

RT3
CONNECTIONS

RD3 and RB3

Here is the detailed description of the RD3 VAN-Bus connector.

Part A Part B (HiFi version without)

Pin Function Pin Function
1Signal Mute (Input) 1+ HP ARD or Line Outputs
2VAN Data (Input/Output) 2- HP ARD or Line Outputs
3VAN Data B (Input/Output) 3+ HP AVD or Line Outputs
4+ VAN (Entry) 4- HP AVD or Line Outputs
5+ 12 v switched (Output) 5+ HP AVG or Line Outputs
6free (Entry) 6- HP AVG or Line Outputs
7+ Permanent (Entry) 7+ HP ARG or Line Outputs
8Masse 8- HP ARG or Line Outputs

Part C Part C (green) - p/ Navigation Part C (blue)

(yellow) Pin Function Pin Function
Pin Function 7Audio-In +/Text-to-Speech G. 13Van data
1free Audio-In -/Speech synthesis 14Van DataB
8
2free Left 15Masse Changeur-CD
3free 9Audio-In +/Text-to-Speech Right 16+Permanent Change to CD
4free 10Audio-In -/Right Text-to-Speech 17+ VAN
5free Audio-In +/Auxiliary 18-Change CD Audio Mass
6free 12Audio-In -/Auxiliary CD Audio Changer
19
Left
20 CD Audio Changer Right

RT3

Here is the detailed description of the VAN-bus connector of the RT3.

The AMP type VAN-bus connector of the RT3 is modular. It consists of 6 connectors (modules):

A: 2 black 24-pin MQS connectors.

B: 2 black 16-way MQP connectors.
C: 2 POF 2-way connectors.
 PartA:
RT3 Nutrition
RT3 VAN Network
Power supply screens CT or DT
Optical part (top right): Entry
and optical output
Part B:
Microwave power supply, fan
CAN network for CT
Part C:
CD Changer Power Supply
VAN CDC Network Order
deported
CDC audio output

When the post is separated from the vehicle, the only way to recognize the version of the RT3 (Color or monochrome),
It's to look at the back of the unit. Only the color version is equipped with an optical output on the 40-pin AMP connector.
black. On the monochrome version, there is a hole in place of the optical output.

e - coaxial cable of the GPS antenna (gray connector).

f - coiled coaxial cable of the GSM antenna (green color).

g - coaxial cable of the radio antenna (the power supply for the antenna amplifier is provided on the coaxial cable).

j - fiber optic connector.

k - 15 A fuse.

Part "A" or "h": 8-channel input connector

Pin Function
1+ right rear speaker
2+ right front tweeter speaker (tweeters + woofer)
3+ front left tweeter speaker (tweeters + woofer)
4+ left rear speaker
5- right rear speaker
6- right front tweeter speaker (tweeters + woofer)
7- left front tweeter speaker (tweeters + woofer)
8- left rear speaker
Permanent power supply: multifunction screen type 'CT / DT'
10 Food VAN DATA /
11+ 12V power supply for electric antenna, HiFi amplifier control or
antenna amplifier power supply
12+ 12V permanent power supply telematics multifunction display of type CT
or DT
13 Food VAN DATA
14+VAN
15Masse: multifunction screen of type CT
16Mass: general food

Part "B" or "m": 12-way connector

Pin Function
1 - external fan power supply
2 - emergency call speaker
3 Mass: microphone signal
4 Auxiliary right audio input
5 Bus CAN LOW (only for multifunction display CT)
6 Wake-up command for the screen (ON / OFF multifunction screen)
7 + external fan power supply
8 + emergency call speaker
9 Microphone signal +
10 Auxiliary left audio input signal
11 Mass: auxiliary audio input
12 Bus CAN HIGH (only for multifunction display CT)

Part "C" or "l": 12-way connector

Pin Function
1 Masse (CD changer)
2 Power supply VAN DATA / (CD changer)
3 Permanent power supply (CD changer)
4 Audio input right (CD changer)
5 -
6 Power Supply VAN DATA / (remote command)
7 Power Supply VAN DATA (CD changer)
8 audio mass (CD changer)
9 +VAN (CD changer)
10 Left audio input (CD changer)
11 Power Supply VAN DATA (remote control)
12 +VAN : (remote command)

Optical part or 'j': Connector 2 x 2 ways

Pin Function
1 -
2 -
3 Optical POF input (for multifunction DT screen only)
4 Optical output POF (only for multifunction screen DT)

Dismantling of the RT3/RD3/RB3

Extraction is sometimes a bit tricky, but necessary for most proposed installations. The extraction of
RT3 requires special attention to avoid breaking the optical fiber connecting it to the color screen.
RD3/RB3 are easier to extract, with standard car radio extraction keys we can manage it.
easily.

RD3 and RB3

Remove the 4 fixing screws with a torx wrench.

To remove the car radio, either use 4 screws of 3.5mm or the original extractor from Philips, Grundig, Blaupunkt or
VDO.
3. Insert the extractor (or screw) of 20 mm, then pull the car radio out of its slot.

RT3

1. Catch on the outer sides the gray cover under the gauges of the dashboard
Pull up and towards you to unfasten this lid
3. Grab the air duct with both hands and pull it upwards (grab it towards the vents).
Be careful not to pull the optical fiber connecting the RT3 to the screen, which is VERY FRAGILE.
4. Carefully detach the optical fiber
5. Push the RT3 out of its housing

To lift the cover, remove the black nipple that is likely still attached to the ventilation duct, and reattach it.
on the lid and replace it in its initial position.

CONNECT AN MP3 PLAYER

To listen to the music from your player on your car radio and original speakers, there are several solutions.
more or less complicated and of variable quality. Here is a list that I hope is exhaustive. If you
was finding other ways to connect or if you have successfully installed your mp3 player with a
Regarding the methods presented, feel free to share your experience with me. Thank you.

The level of integration of each solution is indicated based on the following 3 criteria:

HP: indicates that the solution utilizes the car's speakers. If this mention is absent, it
means that the solution has its own means of sound transmission.
Display: indicates if the solution uses the original screen to display audio information (title, track, duration) If
this mention is absent, this means that the display is done on an additional external screen.
Commands: indicate whether the solution uses the original commands of the car radio. If this mention is
absent, this means that the control of audio functions is done from additional external commands.

The '%' mention indicates that the original function is partially used.

Use a wireless FM transmitter

Compatibility RT3/RD3/RB3
It is a small device that transmits via radio frequency the sound coming from your mp3 player to a
Comment
it's working
given radio frequency. By tuning the car radio to this radio frequency, you can thus
listen to your mp3 music.
Integration HP+ Orders
Wiring-free installation
Compatible with all types of car radios
Advantages Easily transferable from one vehicle to another
4. Compatible with steering wheel volume controls
 1. Random sound quality (interference from neighboring radio transmitter frequencies)
choose or from the engine if using the cigarette lighter). On certain models, the sound is lacking
bass and medium.
2. During long trips, it becomes tedious to search for a new 'free' frequency.
Disadvantages the 100 km...
Some broadcasters have a limited number of frequencies, which does not make things easier.
Those who have an unlimited number of frequencies (the entire FM band) tend to
strayed from the requested frequency with the warming of the device... The transmitters
digital are more reliable in this case.

1. Connect the audio source (MP3 player) to the FM transmitter with a stereo audio cable.
2. We set a 'free' frequency on the transmitter in the FM band.
Installation 3. We set the radio to this same frequency.
And there you go, your mp3 music is audible as if you were listening to your car radio.

Exemple 1: i-Trip by Griffin Technology (35$ici)

The I-Trip is specific to the iPod; once the frequency is chosen, it has a crystal clear sound. The only
boredom comes from having to change frequency every time the chosen one is
parasitized by a radio FM too close.

Other examples:

Arkon SF-250 Soundfeeder Digital

(35 euros here, test)

Arkon SF100 Soundfeeder

(30$here)

Material
Arkon SoundFeeder SF121

(25$here,test1)

Arkon Soundfeeder SF150c

(25$here)

iRock or Link-it

(30$)

Belkin TuneCast II

(40$here)

Comparatifs:

i-Trip, iRock and SF100

 i-Trip and Belkin TuneCast II
SF121 and SF150c

2. Use an FM transmitter connected via the antenna input

Compatibility RT3/RD3/RB3
Connected by cable to the antenna input of the car radio, it is a small device that emits the outgoing sound.
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from your MP3 player on a given radio frequency. By setting the car radio to this frequency
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radio, you can thus listen to your mp3 music.
Integration HP+ Orders
Reusable on your next car
Advantages Compatible with all types of car radios
3. Compatible with volume controls on the steering wheel.

Requires the extraction of the car radio and wiring.

2. Random sound quality (interference from the engine if using the cigarette lighter).
Disadvantages During long journeys, it becomes tedious to search for a new 'free' frequency.
the 100 km...
Some broadcasters have a limited number of frequencies, which makes things difficult.

1. The transmitter is connected to the car radio via the antenna input (a T adapter is
generally provided).
2. Connect the audio source (MP3 player) to the FM transmitter with a stereo audio cable.
Installation 3. A "free" frequency is set on the transmitter in the FM band.
4. We tune the radio to this same frequency.
And there you have it, your mp3 music is audible as if you were listening to your car radio.

Example 1: Digital FM Modulator ([Link])

Material

1x Modulator (65 euros here)

3. Use a reducer at the output of the CD changer

Compatibility RT3/RD3/RB3 WITH CD changer

Comment We use the output of the CD changer to 'bridge' the MP3 player. You need to use a
it works switch to choose between CD and mp3.
Integration HP+%Orders
Audio quality.
Advantages 2. Compatible with steering wheel volume controls.

The warranty is void.

Disadvantages 2. Requires the removal of the charger
3. Requires soldering.

1. We remove the CD charger.

2. We solder the source duplicator on the audio output.
Installation 3. Connect the ground cable to a part of the chassis
4. The mp3 player is connected to the duplicator
And there your mp3 music is audible

Material

Use the CD changer input when it is free

Compatibility only for RD3/RB3 WITHOUT CD changer

 We use a "smart" box and an adapter to connect it to the CD changer input.
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two of the car radio. The box makes the car radio think that your external mp3 player is a
it works
CD changer.
Integration HP+Commands
Audio quality.
Advantages 2. Compatible with all steering wheel controls (change of range, volume adjustment).

Not available for RT3

Not applicable if a CD changer is already present
Disadvantages 3. Requires the removal of the car radio
4. No display on screen

Extract the RD3

2. Connect the adapter to the back of the RD3
3. Connect the box to the adapter
Installation 4. Connect the ground cable to a part of the chassis
5. Position the case in the glove compartment?
Reposition the RD3
7. Connect the mp3 player to the case

Example 1: CONNECTS2 adapter + DENSION case

1x L'adaptateur CONNECTS2 ACTS003 (130 euros)

[Link]

Only compatible with Sony changers

1x DENSION ice-link case (230 euros)

[Link]

This case is compatible with the iPod and turns it into a CD changer.
for the RD3.

Example 2: The Bortesi case

1x The casing: Peugeot-AUX interface (70 euros)

Material
[Link]

This interface is compatible with the following car radios:

Peugeot 106, 306 and 806 with Philips 22RC200/35/65 or Clarion car radios
PU2294A

Peugeot 206/307 with Philips/VDO car radios 22RC260/65Z, 22RC220/35Z or

Clarion PU2325A, PU2294C, PU2325B, PU2358A, PU2471A

Peugeot 406 with Clarion radios PU2184A / PU1633A / PU164

4b. Use the CD changer input when it is free

Compatibility Only for RD3/RB3 WITH CD changer

Comment An adapter is used to connect the MP3 player and the original CD changer in series.
it's working The switching box is provided to choose between the 2 sources.
Integration HP+Commands
 Audio quality.
Advantages Compatible with all steering wheel controls (changing range, volume adjustment).

Not available for RT3

Disadvantages 2. Requires the extraction of the car radio
3. No display on screen

Extract the RD3

2. Connect the adapter to the back of the RD3
3. Connect the CD changer to the adapter
Installation 4. Connect the ground cable to a part of the chassis
5. Position the case in the glove compartment?
Reposition the RD3
7. Connect the mp3 player to the case

Example 1PIE X3 triple AUX (RD3 only) - [Link]

Create 3 amplified AUX inputs from the CD changer input even if it exists.

Material

to the CD changer input of the car radio

B: towards the CD changer
C: input selector
D: specific cable for each car
It is essential to connect this device to the ground (chassis) to avoid interference.
between the different sound sources.

4. Use the A/V inputs in the glove compartment

Compatibility RT3/RD3/RB3 WITH A/V sockets in the glove box activated

The A/V jacks in the glove box are part of the audio and video pre-installation.
plugging the mp3 player into these sockets immediately yields the desired result.
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Unfortunately, these outlets are not necessarily activated from the factory. You need to go to your
it works
concessionaire to activate them with version 6.10 of the Examiner/Diag2000 (version
2005).
Integration HP+ %Orders
1. Audio quality when using shielded connection cables against high frequencies.
engine
Advantages 2. Compatible with volume controls on the steering wheel.
Does not require any wiring

1. The audio source must have significant amplification, as the A/V inputs are not
amplified by the RT3.
2. Works only below 5 km/h... if they are activated by an old version
Disadvantages the Diag2000/Examiner.
3. When using the AV inputs, the screen is fully utilized for video. The others
browser functions are not visible. However, we can display them
momentarily the screen of the radio, the CD and hear the audio guidance of the navigation.

1. Request activation at your dealership (version 2005)

2. Connect your mp3 player
Installation 3. Choose 'Video Enabled' from the main menu
And there you go, your mp3 music is audible.

Audio/Video Inputs
Material
 2. Overview of the menu when audio-video sockets are activated

3.
4. Deactivation and configuration of video mode

5.

Useful accessory:

An AV source selector, allowing multiple sources to be connected simultaneously and to

to be able to choose the active source using a remote command.

Pioneer CD-VS33 ( ? euros)

4. Wait for the arrival of version 5.5 of the RT3 software

Comment This version announced for the year 2005 should allow listening to mp3s on CD.
it works Only on the front reader.
Integration HP+Display+Commands
Audio quality.
Advantages 2. Compatible with all steering wheel controls (range change, volume adjustment).
3. Display on screen

Function not available for the CD charger.

Disadvantages Requires the installation of version 5.5 which is not yet available (release date -
current 2005)
 Insert a CD burned with mp3s into the front reader of the RT3.
Installation And there you go, your mp3 music is audible.

Marco 807: the best thing for me remains to use the A/V sockets to solve the issues.
Material
The low volume problem can be addressed by using a preamplifier.

5. Replace the original car radio (RD3/RB3)

Solution to be reserved for owners of RB3 or RD3. Details in the corresponding chapter.

ADD A CD CHANGER

To achieve a 100% compatible connection with the RT3, to my knowledge, there is no other charger.
of CD compatible with the Clarion PU-2293A. The reason is very simple, the RT3 only works with
devices that can be connected via the multiplexed network called VAN Comfort bus (Vehicle Area Network). The
The converter must therefore be able to communicate with the RT3 via coded digital signals according to the standard.
VAN Comfort developed solely by PSA... See the glossary for information on the VAN .

The switchers with 'standard' C-Bus and E-Net connections are not controllable by the RT3 with VAN-bus connections.
(adapter nonexistent to my knowledge), their audio output can still be exploited by the RT3 via the
FM antenna cable, but in this case, the control is done via a remote display/command console.

1. Use of the original mounted model: Clarion PU-2293A

By purchasing the original model, one will have a 100% integrated solution with the RT3. Everything needs to
even plan a visit to the dealer to activate the CD changer (the
Comment plug-and-play is not yet in place in the automotive world.
it works
A potential equivalent would be: Clarion PU-2293D, but I only have the experience of one person.
who made this exchange on his 1999 Peugeot 406... which has the VAN-bus connector.
Integration HP+Display+Commands
Audio quality.
2. Compatible with all steering wheel controls (range change, volume adjustment).
Advantages 3. Display on RT3 screen
4. We do not extract RT3

Requires a visit to the dealer for activation

Disadvantages 2. Little need to order a RT3-CD changer connection kit

Order the Clarion PU-2293A 6CD Changer accessory

2. Check the connections present in the glove compartment.
Open the plastic hatch on the left side to access the wiring

Installation 2. (12 pins, light blue)

3. If it is blue, the connection on the back of the charger is immediate.
4. If it is black, you will need to order an RT3-CD changer connection kit.
retrieve the blue part to weld it onto the incomplete black part...
3. Physically install the CD changer in the glove compartment using the supplied mounting kit.
with the device
4. The power supply of the changer is done via ?????

Material Changer 6CD Clarion PU-2293A (Article code Citroën 656445)

Thanks to pierreh and phedra2003 for their contributions to this section. They are all
Thank you two members of the forum [Link].

2. Use of any CD changer via the FM input of the RT3

 We send the sound from the changer to the RT3 via the FM antenna cable, but the display and the
The control of the changer is done with a remote console.

Les changeurs standard sont pilotables via des connectiques de type C-BUS et CeNET,
unfortunately the RT3 uses a different connection; the VAN-bus.

CeNET C-BUS VAN-bus

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CeNET to C-BUS adapters and vice versa exist, but there is no adapter for
converted to VAN-bus format. For the moment, the RT3 and its screen cannot serve as a console for
CD changer command (other than the official Clarion PU-2293A). The only thing that is
Is it possible to send the sound to the RT3 and thus be able to use the volume commands?
the original speakers.

The audio signal from the changer passes through an FM modulator (integrated into the changer or separate) that
emits on a given frequency. The modulated sound is routed to the FM antenna input of
RT3. A module allows connecting the FM antenna and the cable coming from the changer in series.

For the bi-tuner RT3, I don't know if this connection method applies?
Integration HP+%Commands
1. Impeccable audio quality. Radios broadcasting on the FM band do not interfere with the signal.
of the CD changer because the cables are connected in series (the FM antenna is cut off when the
Advantages The charger is on.
2. Compatible with steering wheel volume controls.

Requires the extraction of RT3

Requires specific wiring
3. No display on screen, but on an external display.
Disadvantages 4. Additional remote screen to be placed on the dashboard...
5. No TMC messages and Traffic Infos during playback via CD changer (the antenna being
deactivated). Bi-Tuner?

Fix the changer in the pocket.

2. Connect the changer to the FM antenna input of the RT3
Installation
3. Fix and cable the remote console of the changer

You need to buy

an FM Modulator
a CD changer (C-Bus or CeNET connection)
a remote console compatible with the changer's connections

Exemple 1:(éléments séparés)

1x ClarionFMC250: FM modulator and remote control console compatible

with Clarion switches with C-Bus connectivity

Material

1x a C-Bus connection switch

If necessary, a CeNet to C-Bus converter exists in case you have a
Clarion type CeNet changer at hand.
 Clarion RCB138

Example 2: (complete kit)

1x ClarionPAC250: complete kit FM Modulator + console + changer

Example 3: Dension FM Modulator associated with the DMP3A changer

1x FM Modulator (55 euros here)

1x DMP3A changer

3. Replace the original radio (RD3/RB3)

Solution to be reserved for owners of RB3 or RD3. Details in the corresponding chapter.

INSTALLING A AMPLIFIER/EQUALIZER
RD3 and RB3

For the equalizer, we use an ISO connector for VDO and we connect to the connector.
unexploited pre-out of the RD3.
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For the amplifier, we connect it in series to the speaker outputs of the RD3 using a
ISO connector for HP.

Advantages 1. Use of ISO connector

Solution available only for RD3

Disadvantages 2. Requires the Diag2000/Examiner for the activation of the pre-out.

Click the images to enlarge them.

Installation
1. Extract the RD3 position
2. Unplug all connectors after sliding the safety clips aside. Do not forget the
antenna reception.
3. The yellow connector (unused) is the one we are interested in. Press the tiny
retention mechanism and slide the connector out of the blue connector.
 4. check that the new ISO cable connects properly (by itself) in its location. With
for a certain cable, it is necessary to slightly bend the safety clip so that it holds
securely the cable in its position.
5. Assemble the 3 min ISO connectors together. Check that they are well secured.
6. Set up and wire the amplifier or the equalizer.
7. Activate the pre-out with the Diag2000/Examiner.

1. To amplify the speaker outputs, purchase separate male ISO speaker connectors and use them
connector B (white) to wire the amplifier to the RD3.

Example 1:

Kenwood KGC-4042A (¼ DIN equalizer)

Material

An ISO pre-out cable for VDO (13 euros)

Thanks to Van for his contribution to this section. His personal site 'The Peugeot 206 GTi'
Thank you It is found here

PRE-DISPOSITIONS
Video screen accessory (2nd row)

The vehicle is predisposed to receive a video screen sold as an accessory.

Predispositions for the pavilion:

holes for mounting plate of the large screen,

4-way green connector on ceiling light.

The kit sold as an accessory contains:

1 retractable color video screen 16/9 installed in the pavilion (2nd row)
1 remote control,
2 infrared headsets,
possibility to connect a DVD player, a game console, a camcorder, or a VCR.

Note: This equipment is independent of the first-fit telematics equipment.

Additional wires

4 wires close to the BSI in the main harness:

C002D brown,
C002C yellow,
C002B blue,
C002A white.

2-way green connector in dashboard harness (behind the passenger glove box) (video screen
accessory)

Wire +ACC pending in 8-way black radio connector (Part A, line 7 of RB3 - RD3 equipment).
REVERSE CAMERA
RT3 only

By installing a camera at the rear of the vehicle and connecting it to the activated A/V input.
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During a reverse movement, it will be enough to choose the video source from the A/V inputs and
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The image will be displayed on the color screen of the RT3.

Allows for an alternative rearview mirror

Advantages 2. Allows for a viewing angle impossible with the mirrors.

Solution available only for RT3

Disadvantages Sometimes unusable at night or in an underground parking lot
3. Does not activate automatically when reverse is engaged

Install the camera at the rear of the vehicle

2. How is the power supply done?
Installation 3. Pull the wires to the glove box
4. A/V branching
5. Select the A/V source in the RT3 menu

Example 1: Pioneer ND-BC1 Camera (200 euros here)

Note that the camera exists in NTSC, but I do not have confirmation for PAL.

Example 2: Camera Performance Teknique ICBM-5201 (100 euros here)

Color camera with night vision (0 lux) and waterproof!

Material

Example 3: Boss Cam10 ($45) or Boss Cam20 ($47)

Other examples: here

Thank you

REPLACE RD3/RB3
 better to your needs (MP3 car radio or with navigation or with CD changer, etc...). The
it works choice becomes more limited if you want to preserve the steering wheel controls (Sony or
Blaupunkt) and interface the monochrome screen (Sony).
Integration HP+%Display+%Commands
Audio quality.
2. Wide selection for all budgets
3. Very profitable for those looking to combine several of the following functions:
a better audio quality
Advantages more power
an mp3 compatibility
a CD changer without paying the exorbitant price of the exclusive Clarion model
a car radio integrating guidance by pictograms.

Requires extraction from the original system and supported wiring.

2. Impossible to resell the RD3/RB3 which are dedicated to the vehicle
Disadvantages 3. Original steering commands completely inoperative. To compensate, it is enough to
choose a car radio with steering wheel adaptable controls.

Extract the RD3/RB3

2. Connect the adapter for compatibility with the screen and/or steering wheel controls (depending on
Installation if Sony or Blaupunkt.
3. Position all the cables in the generous space freed by the RD3/RB3.
4. Position the car radio in its housing

Example 1: (working with steering wheel controls and monochrome screen)

Sony CDX-F5500 - CD radio mp3 4x50W - includes a remote control for around 200 euros.
Adapter 'Stalk & Display' Connects2 DPGS003 (sold for Peugeot 807, it also works
for C8/Ulysse, totally equivalent to the 'DCTS001' for C8 but more deliverable
quickly...). Sold by [Link] approx. 130 euros.

The adapter works with all Sony models that have a "Remote in" input for
the steering wheel controls and 'Unilink Bus Control' for displaying radio info on
the vehicle screen.

Material

With this adapter, only the information of the radio frequency and the TA and RDS modes are
repeated on the vehicle's screen. The future version of this adapter should allow
the display of the titles of mp3 tracks. For text messages, they can only be read
on the Sony screen. The auto-managed volume based on speed is not available.

Example 2: (no integration with the existing system)

Choose a kit from the brand of your choice with

car radio CD (with/without GPS icon)
CD MP3 changer or removable hard drive
adaptable steering wheel control (satellite module attaching behind the steering wheel)
No adapter needed as there is no interfacing with the original screen and the controls.
flying.
By choosing, for example, a Pioneer car radio, you will have the option to integrate
completely an iPod thanks to the Pioneer CD-IB100 adapter (here).

Thanks to vkr for his contribution to this section. He is a member of the forum.
Thank you [Link] and has its personal site on its C8:here
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