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5) Here is the chart to show how many presses of the Volume Up button is
needed for which radio you are trying to program:
1st led flash is for Eclipse
2nd led flash is for Kenwood**
3rd led flash is for Clarion
4th led flash is for Sony and Dual
5th led flash is for JVC
6th led flash is for Pioneer and Jensen
7th led flash is for Alpine*
8th led flash is for Visteon
9th led flash is for Valor
10th led flash is for Clarion 5V
* Note: If the ASWC flashes 7 times and you do not have an Alpine radio
connected to it that means that the ASWC did not see any radio connected.
Verify the 3.5mm connector is connected to the SWC input on the radio.
** Note: The following four models, DNX9960, DNX7160, DDX896 and
DDX418, need a 10k to 12k ohm resistor between the Blue/Yellow of the
Kenwood and the Brown wire of the female 3.5 during programming.
After programming remove the resistor and reconnect the Blue/Yellow
and brown wire.
6) Once the radio manufacturer has been selected hold Volume Down for
at least 5 seconds. The led will flash the number of times which radio
was selected then the led will remain on to indicate the ASCW has
finished programming.
7) Go enjoy your radio.
Remapping the SWC Buttons
Let's say you have the ASWC programmed to your vehicle and your radio
and you want to change the button assignment for the steering wheel
controls. For instance you would like Seek Up to be Mute.
This process is the same as manually programming the ASWC (please
refer to the Manual Programming section) with a couple of notes:
•The ASWC must have detected the vehicle and radio it is attached to
before you can remap any buttons.
•You can only start the remapping of the steering wheel controls process
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