Idatalink HRN-RR-SU2 Maestro AR Amplifier Replacement Module Installation guide

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iDatalink Maestro RR or RR2 Radio Replacement Interface
iDatalink Maestro HRN-RR-SU2 Installation Harness
PROGRAMMED FIRMWARE
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WELCOME
NEED HELP?
Congratulations on the purchase
of your iDatalink Maestro RR Radio
replacement solution. You are
now a few simple steps away from
enjoying your new car radio with
enhanced features.
Before starting your installation,
please ensure that your iDatalink
Maestro module is programmed
with the correct fi rmware for your
vehicle and that you carefully review
the install guide.
Please note that Maestro RR will
only retain functionalities that
were originally available in the
vehicle.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Installation Instructions 3
Wiring Diagram 4
Radio Wire Reference Chart 5
Module Diagnostics 6
Troubleshooting Table 7
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STEP 1
Unbox the aftermarket radio and locate its main harness.
Cut the WHITE, GRAY, GREEN and PURPLE RCA tips.
Connect the wires from aftermarket radio main harness to
the SU2 T-harness and match the wire functions.
Remove the factory radio.
Note: only connect purple/white wire to radio reverse input or
module damage will occur.
STEP 2
Assemble the SU2 T-harness and connect it to the factory
radio harness.
STEP 3
Note: Connection required if the vehicle is equipped with
Starlink telematics and a SOS button.
Connect the BROWN Starlink wire to PINK or WHITE/BLUE
(pin 8) of the 8 pin connector behind the OEM Radio.
STEP 4
Plug the OBDII connector into the OBDII of the vehicle,
under driver dash.
STEP 5
Plug the aftermarket radio harnesses into the aftermarket
radio.
Plug the AUX cable to the aftermarket radio.
Plug the RCA cable to the aftermarket radio.
Plug the Data cable to the data port of the aftermarket
radio.
Note: On Pioneer radio, ensure that there is nothing plugged
into the W/R port.
STEP 6
Connect all the harnesses to the Maestro RR module then
test your installation.
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4
AUXAUX
D
BB
AA
NC
BACKUP CAMBACKUP CAMCC
AUDIO
CABLE
6
10
28
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
MAESTRO RR MODULE
CUT AND REMOVE
THE RCA JACKS
STEP 1
MAIN
HARNESS
SU2 T-HARNESS
WHITE - LF SPEAKER (+)
WHITE/BLACK - LF SPEAKER (-)
GRAY - RF SPEAKER (+)
GRAY/BLACK - RF SPEAKER (-)
GREEN - LR SPEAKER (+)
GREEN/BLACK - LR SPEAKER (-)
PURPLE/BLACK - RR SPEAKER (-)
YELLOW - 12V (+)
BLACK - GROUND
RED - ACCESSORY (+)
BLUE/WHITE - AMP. TURN ON (+)
PURPLE - RR SPEAKER (+)
STEP 5
STEP 6
ORANGE - ILLUMINATION (+)
PURPLE/WHITE - REVERSE LIGHT (+) *
LTGREEN - E-BRAKE (-)
BLUE - POWER ANTENNA
PINK - VEHICLE SPEED
WIRING DIAGRAM
WIRES FROM
VEHICLE
STEP 4 OBDII CONNECTOR
SEE RADIO WIRE
REFERENCE
CHART
FOR RADIO WIRE
COLORS
DATA
CABLE
CONNECT TO
AFTERMARKET RADIO
STARLINK PINK OR WHITE/BLUE - 08
8 PIN CONNECTOR BEHIND OEM RADIO
STEP 3
NOT REQUIRED
STEERING WHEEL
CONTROL CABLE
PIONEER RADIO: ENSURE
THAT NOTHING IS PLUGGED
IN W/R PORT.
WHITE WHITE
PURPLE
rSU2 HARNESS VER. 1.7 +
GRAY GRAY
FACTORY RADIO HARNESS
STEP 2
BLUE
GREEN
N.C.
YELLOW
* ONLY CONNECT TO RADIO REVERSE INPUT
OR MODULE DAMAGE WILL OCCUR
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RADIO WIRE REFERENCE CHART
Wire
Description Polarity Wire Color on Maestro
T-Harness Wire Color on Alpine cable Wire Color on Kenwood cable Wire Color on Pioneer cable
Illumination (+) Orange N/A Orange/White Orange/White
Reverse Light (+) Purple/White Orange/White Purple/White Purple/White
E-Brake (-) Lt Green Yellow/Blue Lt Green Lt Green
VSS (vehicle speed sensor) (DATA) Pink Green/White Pink Pink
Power Antenna (+) Blue Blue Blue N/A
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MODULE DIAGNOSTICS
VIDEO HELP Installation, product information, vehicle specific videos.
VERIFY FLASH Last flash information, steering control configuration, vehicle information.
WEBLINK Software to program module.
LED 1 LED 2
LED 1
PROGRAMMING BUTTON
LED 1
Module/Firmware
status
LED 2 (RR2)
Bluetooth activity
LED STATUS DIAGNOSTIC
or RED or GREEN
flashing
LED flashes 1 or more times, either red or green, when a steering wheel
button is pressed : normal operation.
1 RED flash Module has no firmware.
Flash module using Weblink Desktop and log in. Do NOT use DEMO MODE.
2 RED flashes Problem detected. Consult troubleshooting table.
1 GREEN flash After radio boots up : Normal operation.
3 GREEN flashes Bluetooth is activated.
Turns off after one minute: Normal operation.
OFF Normal operation (inactive).
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TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Gauges do not work, radio shows OBD2 Error 1 or Error 2. Ensure OBDII connector is securely attached to the OBD2 connector of the
vehicle.
If you hardwired connections at the OBDII, check connections at the OBDII
connector. Make sure the RED/BROWN wire is on PIN 6 and the YELLOW/
BROWN wire is connected to PIN 14 of the OBDII connector. Do not use
T-Taps. Soldering or military splicing methods are recommended.
If anything else is connected to the OBD2 or CAN wires of vehicle
(programmer, throttle controller, insurance tracker, etc.) try unplugging it to
see if gauges work. If gauges work without it installed, call tech support for
options.
Reset the RR.
Backup camera is not displayed. Radio switches to blank screen. Verify factory radio screen size (diagonally, if mentioned in the guide) and
vehicle listed at top right corner of the guide matches the vehicle. There are
3 different camera connection options based on vehicle, screen, etc.
Starlink connector isn’t present. Some vehicles show Starlink on the radio screen when booting, but do not
have the buttons present in the vehicle overhead console. If buttons are not
present, the vehicle does not have Starlink. This connection is only required
when equipped with Starlink.
Front speakers do not play but rears do. Reconnect the factory Starlink module. It is mounted below the factory
radio, on its metal mounting brackets. This module must remain in the
vehicle.
Ensure that all connections (connectors or wires) are done exactly as shown
in step 2.
Vehicle has Harman Kardon system and no sound. Ensure the BLUE/WHITE amp turn-on wire is connected. Ensure the 6-pin
connector (plug with blue, green, green/black, purple, and purple/black
wires) on the T-harness is not connected to the car.
Radio turns on but will not turn off, even with doors opened.
(Vehicles with CAN connections at the climate controls only, refer to wiring
diagram).
Verify CAN connections at the climate controls have been made. The
BROWN/RED and BROWN/YELLOW wires need to be cut in the harness.
Maestro RR side of those wires should be extended to the climate control
harness, as shown in the diagram.
CAN wires should be next to each other in the plug, not on top of one
another. Some vehicles have a wire below pin 1 that matches the color for
pin 2.
The light on the Maestro is blinking RED TWICE and the radio IS turning on. Ensure the 4-pin data cable is connected between the radio and the RR, and
that it is plugged into the black port on the Maestro RR. The red and blue
ports on the RR should be empty.
Make sure the correct radio model and serial number were entered during
the fl ash. Verify the radio’s serial number entered during the fl ash matches
what is listed on the radio screen. This can be found in the settings of the
radio, listed as Device Id, Device Number, or Serial Number.
The light on the Maestro is blinking RED TWICE but radio is NOT turning on. If installing a fl oating screen type radio and it is not turning on, ensure the
screen is secured and any trim pieces on the radio have been installed fully.
Not installing these fully will prevent radio from powering up and show a 2x
red error as well.
Test red and yellow wires for DC voltage at radio using a multimeter. Contact
support if no voltage on red or yellow.
The light on the Maestro is fl ashing RED ONCE. There is no fi rmware on the module; fl ash the RR module.
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TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
MAESTRO RR RESET PROCEDURE:
Turn the key to the OFF position, then disconnect all connectors from the module.
Press and hold the module’s programming button and connect all the connectors back to the module. Wait, the module’s LED will fl ash RED rapidly (this may
take up to 10 seconds).
Release the programming button. Wait, the LED will turn solid GREEN for 2 seconds to show the reset was successful.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Phone: 1-866-427-2999
Email: maestr[email protected]
Web: maestro.idatalink.com/support add www.12voltdata.com/forum/
IMPORTANT: To ensure proper operation, the aftermarket radio needs to have the latest fi rmware from the manufacturer. Please visit the radio
manufacturer’s website and look for any updates pertaining to your radio.
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PRODUCTS REQUIRED
iDatalink Maestro RR or RR2 Radio Replacement Interface
iDatalink Maestro HRN-RR-SU2 Installation Harness
PROGRAMMED FIRMWARE
ADS-RR(SR)-SUB2-DS
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Maestro RR2 Programmable Outputs Guide
OR
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
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WELCOME
NEED HELP?
Congratulations on the purchase
of your iDatalink Maestro RR Radio
replacement solution. You are
now a few simple steps away from
enjoying your new car radio with
enhanced features.
Before starting your installation,
please ensure that your iDatalink
Maestro module is programmed
with the correct fi rmware for your
vehicle and that you carefully review
the install guide.
Please note that Maestro RR will
only retain functionalities that
were originally available in the
vehicle.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Installation Instructions 3
Wiring Diagram 4
Radio Wire Reference Chart 5
Module Diagnostics 6
Troubleshooting Table 7
1 866 427-2999
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STEP 1
Unbox the aftermarket radio and locate its main harness.
Cut the WHITE, GRAY, GREEN and PURPLE RCA tips.
Connect the wires from aftermarket radio main harness to
the SU2 T-harness and match the wire functions.
Remove the factory radio.
Note: only connect purple/white wire to radio reverse input or
module damage will occur.
STEP 2
Assemble the SU2 T-harness and connect it to the factory
radio harness.
rSU2 V1.7+ harness :
Unplug the gray 2 pin connectors and plug the female gray
2 pin into the male green 2 pin connector.
rSU2 V1.5 or below harness :
Locate the 28 pin connector on the SU2 T-harness. Cut the
Brown/Red wire (pin 9). Tape/insulate the Brown/Red wire
(Maestro side of cut).
Connect Brown/Red wire (vehicle side of cut) to the Blue/
White wire from the aftermarket radio main harness.
STEP 3
Note: Connection required if the vehicle is equipped with
Starlink telematics and a SOS button.
Connect the BROWN Starlink wire to PINK or WHITE/BLUE
(pin 8) of the 8 pin connector behind the OEM Radio.
STEP 4
Plug the OBDII connector into the OBDII of the vehicle,
under driver dash.
STEP 5
Plug the aftermarket radio harnesses into the aftermarket
radio.
Plug the AUX cable to the aftermarket radio.
Plug the RCA cable to the aftermarket radio.
Plug the Data cable to the data port of the aftermarket
radio.
Note: On Pioneer radio, ensure that there is nothing plugged
into the W/R port.
STEP 6
Connect all the harnesses to the Maestro RR module then
test your installation.
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NC
BACKUP CAMBACKUP CAMCC
AUXAUX
BB
AA
D
AUDIO
CABLE
6
10
28
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
WHITE WHITE
PURPLE
GRAY
GREEN GRAY
rSU2 HARNESS VER. 1.7 +
STARLINK PINK OR WHITE/BLUE - 08
8 PIN CONNECTOR BEHIND OEM RADIO
STEP 3
MAESTRO RR MODULE
SU2 T-HARNESS
STEP 5
STEP 6
WIRING DIAGRAM
WIRES FROM
VEHICLE
FACTORY RADIO HARNESS
STEP 2
STEP 4 OBDII CONNECTOR
DATA
CABLE
CONNECT TO
AFTERMARKET RADIO
BLUE
NOT REQUIRED
STEERING WHEEL
CONTROL CABLE
YELLOW
GREEN
N.C.
CUT
BROWN/RED
WIRE (PIN 9)
CUT
BROWN/RED
WIRE (PIN 9)
STEP 1
CUT AND REMOVE
THE RCA JACKS
MAIN
HARNESS
WHITE - LF SPEAKER (+)
WHITE/BLACK - LF SPEAKER (-)
GRAY - RF SPEAKER (+)
GRAY/BLACK - RF SPEAKER (-)
GREEN - LR SPEAKER (+)
GREEN/BLACK - LR SPEAKER (-)
PURPLE/BLACK - RR SPEAKER (-)
YELLOW - 12V (+)
BLACK - GROUND
RED - ACCESSORY (+)
BLUE/WHITE - AMP. TURN ON (+)
PURPLE - RR SPEAKER (+)
ORANGE - ILLUMINATION (+)
PURPLE/WHITE - REVERSE LIGHT (+) *
LTGREEN - E-BRAKE (-)
BLUE - POWER ANTENNA
PINK - VEHICLE SPEED
SEE RADIO WIRE
REFERENCE
CHART
FOR RADIO WIRE
COLORS
BLUE/WHITE - AMP. TURN ON (+)
PIONEER RADIO: ENSURE
THAT NOTHING IS PLUGGED
IN W/R PORT.
unplug
rSU2 HARNESS VER. 1.5 -
* ONLY CONNECT TO RADIO REVERSE INPUT
OR MODULE DAMAGE WILL OCCUR
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RADIO WIRE REFERENCE CHART
Wire
Description Polarity Wire Color on Maestro
T-Harness Wire Color on Alpine cable Wire Color on Kenwood cable Wire Color on Pioneer cable
Illumination (+) Orange N/A Orange/White Orange/White
Reverse Light (+) Purple/White Orange/White Purple/White Purple/White
E-Brake (-) Lt Green Yellow/Blue Lt Green Lt Green
VSS (vehicle speed sensor) (DATA) Pink Green/White Pink Pink
Power Antenna (+) Blue Blue Blue N/A
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MODULE DIAGNOSTICS
VIDEO HELP Installation, product information, vehicle specific videos.
VERIFY FLASH Last flash information, steering control configuration, vehicle information.
WEBLINK Software to program module.
LED 1 LED 2
LED 1
PROGRAMMING BUTTON
LED 1
Module/Firmware
status
LED 2 (RR2)
Bluetooth activity
LED STATUS DIAGNOSTIC
or RED or GREEN
flashing
LED flashes 1 or more times, either red or green, when a steering wheel
button is pressed : normal operation.
1 RED flash Module has no firmware.
Flash module using Weblink Desktop and log in. Do NOT use DEMO MODE.
2 RED flashes Problem detected. Consult troubleshooting table.
1 GREEN flash After radio boots up : Normal operation.
3 GREEN flashes Bluetooth is activated.
Turns off after one minute: Normal operation.
OFF Normal operation (inactive).
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TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Gauges do not work, radio shows OBD2 Error 1 or Error 2. Ensure OBDII connector is securely attached to the OBD2 connector of the
vehicle.
If you hardwired connections at the OBDII, check connections at the OBDII
connector. Make sure the RED/BROWN wire is on PIN 6 and the YELLOW/
BROWN wire is connected to PIN 14 of the OBDII connector. Do not use
T-Taps. Soldering or military splicing methods are recommended.
If anything else is connected to the OBD2 or CAN wires of vehicle
(programmer, throttle controller, insurance tracker, etc.) try unplugging it to
see if gauges work. If gauges work without it installed, call tech support for
options.
Reset the RR.
Backup camera is not displayed. Radio switches to blank screen. Verify factory radio screen size (diagonally, if mentioned in the guide) and
vehicle listed at top right corner of the guide matches the vehicle. There are
3 different camera connection options based on vehicle, screen, etc.
Starlink connector isn’t present. Some vehicles show Starlink on the radio screen when booting, but do not
have the buttons present in the vehicle overhead console. If buttons are not
present, the vehicle does not have Starlink. This connection is only required
when equipped with Starlink.
Front speakers do not play but rears do. Reconnect the factory Starlink module. It is mounted below the factory
radio, on its metal mounting brackets. This module must remain in the
vehicle.
Ensure that all connections (connectors or wires) are done exactly as shown
in step 2.
Vehicle has Harman Kardon system and no sound. Ensure the BLUE/WHITE amp turn-on wire is connected. Ensure the 6-pin
connector (plug with blue, green, green/black, purple, and purple/black
wires) on the T-harness is not connected to the car.
Radio turns on but will not turn off, even with doors opened.
(Vehicles with CAN connections at the climate controls only, refer to wiring
diagram).
Verify CAN connections at the climate controls have been made. The
BROWN/RED and BROWN/YELLOW wires need to be cut in the harness.
Maestro RR side of those wires should be extended to the climate control
harness, as shown in the diagram.
CAN wires should be next to each other in the plug, not on top of one
another. Some vehicles have a wire below pin 1 that matches the color for
pin 2.
The light on the Maestro is blinking RED TWICE and the radio IS turning on. Ensure the 4-pin data cable is connected between the radio and the RR, and
that it is plugged into the black port on the Maestro RR. The red and blue
ports on the RR should be empty.
Make sure the correct radio model and serial number were entered during
the fl ash. Verify the radio’s serial number entered during the fl ash matches
what is listed on the radio screen. This can be found in the settings of the
radio, listed as Device Id, Device Number, or Serial Number.
The light on the Maestro is blinking RED TWICE but radio is NOT turning on. If installing a fl oating screen type radio and it is not turning on, ensure the
screen is secured and any trim pieces on the radio have been installed fully.
Not installing these fully will prevent radio from powering up and show a 2x
red error as well.
Test red and yellow wires for DC voltage at radio using a multimeter. Contact
support if no voltage on red or yellow.
The light on the Maestro is fl ashing RED ONCE. There is no fi rmware on the module; fl ash the RR module.
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TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
MAESTRO RR RESET PROCEDURE:
Turn the key to the OFF position, then disconnect all connectors from the module.
Press and hold the module’s programming button and connect all the connectors back to the module. Wait, the module’s LED will fl ash RED rapidly (this may
take up to 10 seconds).
Release the programming button. Wait, the LED will turn solid GREEN for 2 seconds to show the reset was successful.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Phone: 1-866-427-2999
Email: maestr[email protected]
Web: maestro.idatalink.com/support add www.12voltdata.com/forum/
IMPORTANT: To ensure proper operation, the aftermarket radio needs to have the latest fi rmware from the manufacturer. Please visit the radio
manufacturer’s website and look for any updates pertaining to your radio.
P2 /2
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NOTICE: Automotive Data Solutions Inc. (ADS) recommends having this installation performed by a certified technician. Logos and trademarks used here
in are the properties of their respective owners.
PRODUCTS REQUIRED
iDatalink Maestro RR or RR2 Radio Replacement Interface
iDatalink Maestro HRN-RR-SU2 Installation Harness
PROGRAMMED FIRMWARE
ADS-RR(SR)-SUB2-DS
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Maestro RR2 Programmable Outputs Guide
OR
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
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WELCOME
NEED HELP?
Congratulations on the purchase
of your iDatalink Maestro RR Radio
replacement solution. You are
now a few simple steps away from
enjoying your new car radio with
enhanced features.
Before starting your installation,
please ensure that your iDatalink
Maestro module is programmed
with the correct fi rmware for your
vehicle and that you carefully review
the install guide.
Please note that Maestro RR will
only retain functionalities that
were originally available in the
vehicle.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Installation Instructions 3
Wiring Diagram 4
Radio Wire Reference Chart 5
Module Diagnostics 6
Troubleshooting Table 7
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STEP 1
Unbox the aftermarket radio and locate its main harness.
Cut the WHITE, GRAY, GREEN and PURPLE RCA tips.
Connect the wires from aftermarket radio main harness to
the SU2 T-harness and match the wire functions.
Remove the factory radio.
Note: only connect purple/white wire to radio reverse input or
module damage will occur.
STEP 2
Assemble the SU2 T-harness and connect it to the factory
radio harness.
STEP 3
Note: Connection required if the vehicle is equipped with
Starlink telematics and a SOS button.
Connect the BROWN Starlink wire to PINK or WHITE/BLUE
(pin 8) of the 8 pin connector behind the OEM Radio.
STEP 4
Plug the OBDII connector into the OBDII of the vehicle,
under driver dash.
STEP 5
Plug the aftermarket radio harnesses into the aftermarket
radio.
Plug the AUX cable to the aftermarket radio.
Plug the RCA cable to the aftermarket radio.
Plug the Data cable to the data port of the aftermarket
radio.
Note: On Pioneer radio, ensure that there is nothing plugged
into the W/R port.
STEP 6
Connect all the harnesses to the Maestro RR module then
test your installation.
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