ALPINE iLX-W670 Steering Wheel Interface Instruction Manual
- June 16, 2024
- Alpine
Table of Contents
ALPINE iLX-W670 Steering Wheel Interface
Product Information
Specifications
- Product Name: Steering Wheel Interface iLX-W670
- Compatibility: Vehicles with resistive steering wheel control (Most Asian Vehicles)
- Third-Party Compatibility: Maestro, PAC, and Metra SWC modules
Introduction
- This document is intended as guidance when using steering wheel controls with 3rd part adaptors (Maestro, PAC, and Metra).
- The ILX-W670 has a built-in steering control interface for vehicles that use resistive steering wheel control. These vehicles do not require a SW adaptor. (Most Asian Vehicles)
- Vehicles that use Data steering wheel controls will need a 3rd party module (Most American Vehicles).
- Metra, PAC, and ADS SWC modules are compatible with the iLX-W670. Please see attached for basic instructions.
Idatalink Maestro SW
- Download Maestro software and plug-in Maestro SW. https://www.weblinkupdater.com/weblinkdesktop/en
- Select year/make/model to verify Maestro SW compatibility.
- Verify correct steering wheel.
- Select firmware.
- Select what to configure (steering wheel control is only option on MSW).
- The button assignment page is blank. The vehicle buttons will be assigned manually in a few steps.
- Flash The Maestro SW
- After flashing, the install guide will be available. Download the guide
- The guide will have diagrams, wire colors, and vehicle harness pinout. The blue/yellow will connect to the ilx W670 SW1 wire (black/brown). .
- Once all connections have been made, the ilx W670 needs to be manually programmed to the vehicle. (Setup-system-steering wheel control)
- Press the coordinating button on the radio screen that you want to program.
- Within two seconds do not press any of the steering wheel buttons
- After 2 seconds hit the steering wheel button that corresponds with the button you want to program.
PAC SWI-CP2
- Go to the site and scroll down and select SWI-CP2 https://pac-audio.com/swi-guide-center/controlpro-guide/
- Select programming method DIPS (manual)
- Select vehicle year/make/model/options and select ANDROID RADIO for radio.
- Default button assignment. These will be programmed manually in a few steps.
- The vehicle pin out and wire colors are shown. The 3.5 is not used, but the blue/yellow wire is. Connect that wire to SW1 on the Alpine ilx W670 (black/brown).
- Go into the ilx W670 setup menu (setup-system-steering wheel control) and assign functions to vehicle steering wheel buttons.
- Press the coordinating button on the radio screen that you want to program.
- Within two seconds do not press any of the steering wheel buttons
- After 2 seconds hit the steering wheel button that corresponds with the button you want to program.
Metra AXSWC
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Wire the AXSWC wires from the iLX-W670 to the female 3.5mm jack (SWC1 to brown, SWC2 to brown/white, SWC ground to ground) and plug in the AXSWC. NOTE: the SWC ground is not needed for use of the AXSWC
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AXSWC should detect the iLX-W670 as a Sony and program it correctly.
Note: Successfully mapped buttons – Volume Up, Volume Down, Seek Up, Seek Down, Mode. Failed mapped buttons: Mute, PTT, Hang Up, Pick Up, Play/Pause. **If you attempt to map other buttons, they are very close in value to others already programmed and will likely cause all buttons to clear programming. -
Go into the ilx W670 setup menu (setup-system-steering wheel control) and assign functions to vehicle steering wheel buttons.
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* Press the coordinating button on the radio screen that you want to program.
- Within two seconds do not press any of the steering wheel buttons
- After 2 seconds hit the steering wheel button that corresponds with the button you want to program.
FAQ
- Q: What vehicles are compatible with the iLX-W670 steering wheel interface?
- A: The ILX-W670 is compatible with vehicles that use resistive steering wheel control, primarily found in most Asian vehicles.
- Q: What do I need for vehicles that use Data steering wheel controls?
- A: For vehicles that use Data steering wheel controls, a third-party module such as Maestro, PAC, or Metra SWC modules will be required. These are commonly found in most American vehicles.
- Q: How can I program the steering wheel functions after making the connections?
- A: Depending on the specific third-party module you are using, follow the respective instructions provided by Idatalink Maestro SW, PAC SWI-CP2, or Metra AXSWC to program the steering wheel functions.
References
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