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pkpaperinik -> Euro Solution - Connecting Rear Seat DVD and MMCS (6/15/2007 12:21:55 AM)

Hi, I'm italian user.
I have the rear-seat DVD system, installed aftermarket by Mitsubishi, as I can open it for install tuner a TV but I do not succeed to take apart.
Can you help me? 



PS. Sorry for my bad english.


  
rdenis -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/15/2007 11:30:32 AM)

My wife is Italian - describe your issue in Italian and I'll have her translate and reply in Italian.

pkpaperinik -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/15/2007 12:23:30 PM)

Grazie rdenis.
Nella versione italiana del DVD posteriore l'ingresso video aux si trova sul lato dello stesso  lettore DVD e quando collego i cavi di un HD con uscita video questi sono molto evidenti e penzolanti.

Ho pensato quindi di aprirlo per potermi collegare direttamente al suo interno e poi passare i cavi  nella carrozzeria.

Ma esteriormente al lettore DVD vi sono solo due tappi di plastica, tolti i quali non si vedono viti o ganci ma qualcosa che sembra una molla con la quale non riesco ad interragire.

Inoltre in Italia il "Nav Head Unit" ed il "rear seat DVD" non sono comunicanti e malgrado sia menzionato nel manuale non si riesce a inviare il video di uno nell'altro.

La Mitsubishi Italia dice che non esistono cavi che li collegano.

Potete aiutarmi?

PS. Rdenis ho montato la "rear camera" seguendo le tue istruzioni funziona benissimo GRAZIE!!! Ma non mi funzionano invece gli ingressi aux del nav come mai?



rdenis -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/15/2007 2:39:02 PM)

Okay I think I understand your issue.  Let me summarize:

You have bought the aftermarket rear entertainment DVD player but you cannot control it from the front head unit and also it will not play on both the rear display and the front head unit display because there is no cable connecting them (according to Mitsubishi Italy)?

Do you know if the rear display you have is the same as the factory installed system?  Do you have a Mitsubishi part number?

pkpaperinik -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/16/2007 5:34:35 AM)

Yes rdenis the summarize it's ok.   

My rear display it's same as the factory installed, mitsubishi Italy don't have car with rear dvd pre-installed.

For the part number I have this MZ313872 get in the accessory catalogue at page 11 http://www.mitsubishi-auto.it/pdf/accessori/nuovo_outlander/nuovo_outlander.pdf
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[Italian language]
rdenise il tuo resoconto è corretto.

Il display posteriore è simile a quello preinstallato dalla Mitsubishi tranne che per l'ingresso audio/video che si trova nello stesso lettore (come da foto). In Italia non è possibile comprare l'auto con il DVD poteriore preinstallato (almeno così mi ha detto il venditore).

Mi basterebbe riuscire ad smontare il dvd posteriore ed accedere ai cavi per risolvere da me il problema (sempre che riesca a capire perchè poi non funzioni l'ingresso aux nel NAV nel connettore C-8 o C-7).

Grazie per la cortesia a te ed a tua moglie.

rdenis -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/16/2007 10:18:24 AM)

I have a solution for you but I can't post it until later tonight.

pkpaperinik -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/16/2007 11:29:41 AM)

[:)] Good news! No problem I will waited [:D] 

rdenis -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/19/2007 10:04:48 PM)

Alright, I couldn't trust that my wife's translation would actually make sense (she's from Cosenza) so I am going to post this in English.  Here is the first step in the solution.  This is critical - if this doesn't work then I'm afraid I won't be of much use to you.  But here goes:

Step 1:  Determine if the MMCS Head Unit can communicate with the Rear Entertainment System

You need to connect a wire between Terminal 6 on C-10 on the back of the MMCS Headunit to Terminal 14 on D-6 on the Rear Entertainment System.  D-6 is located on the opposite side of where your Auxiliary inputs are in your picture above.  In other words, on the right ride of the unit.

D-6 has 22 pins/terminals.  Terminals 1 to 11 are on top from left to right.  Terminal 12 to 22 are on the bottom from left to right.  So you want terminal 14 which is the third pin in on the bottom row.

Now locate C-10 on the rear of the MMCS head unit.  It is the big connector below C-9 in the picture below.

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C-10 has 17 pins/terminals.  Terminals 1-9 are on top from left to right and terminals 10 to 17 are on the bottom from left to right.  In the North American models, terminal 6 has a green/blue wire in the harness.  I am guessing that your wire harness is empty at position 6.

Okay, once you have completed the connection between these two terminals, it is time to test the communciation.

Step 2:  Test the Communication Network Line
 
Alright, you need to go into the hidden service menu on the MMCS head unit.  Hold down the 'Navi' button and 'Set' button simultaneously for three seconds or longer.  You will now get the Service menu.

Select the option that says "Network/Line Check"

You will now see a list of connected equipment and their status will either be "N/A" or "OK".  Look for 'Rear Display' and verify it says "OK".

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If this is successful, the rest will be a piece of cake - let us know how you make out.

Sebba -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/19/2007 10:06:18 PM)

Your a ****ing genius dude lol

pkpaperinik -> RE: Open rear-seat DVD system (6/19/2007 11:40:37 PM)

Thanks rdenis: your explanation it's ok. I will try and post result here.

Only one question first. How open the rear seat DVD system for wire C10? I tried to open it whitout success. There's nothing under the two plastic covers visible in the rear seat. Did you tried to open it?

  

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