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Steering wheel audio control extra settings
Dual assignment instructions (long button press)
The BX-FD3 has the capability to assign (2) functions to a single button (except
"Volume-Up" and "Volume-Down"). Follow the steps below to program the
button(s) to your liking.
Note: "Seek-Up" and "Seek-Down" come pre-programmed as "Preset-Up" and
"Preset-Down" for a long button press.
1) Turn on the ignition but do not start the vehicle.
2) Press and hold down the steering wheel control button that you want to assign
a long press function to for about 10 seconds, or until the L.E.D. flashes rapidly.
At this point release the button; the L.E.D. will then go solid.
3) Press and release the "Volume Up" button the number of times corresponding
to the new button number selected. Refer to the Dual Assignment Legend. The
L.E.D. will flash rapidly while the "Volume-Up" is being pressed, and go back
to a solid L.E.D. once released. Go to the next step once the "Volume-Up" has
been pressed the desired number of times.
Caution: If more than 10 seconds elapses between pressing "Volume-Up", this
procedure will abort, and the L.E.D. will go out.
4) To store the long press button in memory, press the button that you assigned a
long press button to (the button held down in Step 1). The L.E.D. will now go off
indicating the new information has been stored.
Note: These steps must be repeated for each button you would like to assign
dual purpose feature to. To reset a button back to its default state, repeat Step
1, and then press the "Volume Down" button. The L.E.D. will go off, and the long
press mapping for that button will be erased.
BX-FD3
Dual assignment legend
1. Not allowed
2. Not allowed
3. Seek-Up/Next
4. Seek-Down/Prev
5. Mode/Source
6. ATT/Mute
7. Preset-Up
8. Preset-Down
7
9. Power
16. Fan-Down
(not applicable in this
10. Band
application)
11. Play/Enter
17. Temp-Up
(not applicable in this
12. PTT
application)
13. On-Hook
18. Temp-Down
(not applicable in this
14. Off-Hook
application)
15. Fan-Up
(not applicable in this
application)
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