CONNECTS2 CTUBM02 Infodapter Interface for BMW Vehicles User Guide
- June 3, 2024
- Connects2
Table of Contents
CONNECTS2 CTUBM02 Infodapter Interface for BMW Vehicles User Guide
Overview
- Infodapter Interface
- Yellow RCA (Camera Connection)
- ISO Connector (16 Pin)
- Additional Flying Wires
- Vehicle Specific Connector (Quadlock)
- Yellow RCA (Head Unit Connection)
- Speaker Module
APPLICATION
- BMW Mini (F56): 2014 >
For vehicles with Navigation. Does not retain ‘time & date’ functionality.
FEATURES
- Retains Steering Wheel Control Functionality
- Retains Phone Button Functionality
- Retains Vehicle Menus & Settings
- Retains OEM Parking Sensor Functionality
- Allows for Add-on Reversing Camera
- Provides Outputs for Park Brake, Reverse Gear, Speed Pulse & Mute
- Updateable via USB (contact supplier for more information)
DISCLAIMER
The information provided in this document is subject to change without notice due to manufacturer changes and/or improvements to the product/s. This instruction manual is based on documented data and research. The manufacturer of this product cannot be held responsible for any changes made to the vehicle by the manufacturer or damages that may occur through the installation of this product in accordance with the steps outlined herein.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
CTUBM02
The Infodapter interface aids the installation of an aftermarket head unit
into an OEM dashboard. The CTUBM02 helps retain steering wheel control presets
as well as retaining vital features and functions which include the OEM tyre
pressure functionality, the OEM engine oil check functionality, reverse camera
and parking sensors (if applicable).
Note: This product is for vehicles fitted with Navigation systems only. Does not retain time/date functionality.
WIRING KEY
IN ISO CONNECTOR
Purple | Right Rear Speaker + | Yellow | Permanent 12V |
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Purple/Black | Right Rear Speaker – | Black | Ground |
Green | Left Rear Speaker + | Red | Ignition 12V |
Green/Black | Left Rear Speaker – | Orange | Illumination |
Grey | Right Front Speaker + | ||
Grey/Black | Right Front Speaker – | ||
White | Left Front Speaker + | ||
White/Black | Left Front Speaker – |
ADDITIONAL CONNECTIONS
Pink | Speed Pulse | Pink/Black | Mute |
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Green | Park Brake | Yellow RCA | Reverse Camera |
Purple/White | Reverse Gear |
INTERFACE CONNECTIONS
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Reverse Camera Extension Harness Input
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Power Harness Input
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Head Unit Connection (Patch) Lead Input
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DIP Switch 1 – ‘ON’ for Pioneer, ‘OFF’ for other brand head units
DIP Switch 2 – ‘ON’ for PAL reversing camera, ‘OFF’ for NTSC reversing camera (Default is ‘OFF’/NTSC)
DIP Switch 3 – Change from ‘OFF’ to ‘ON’ and back to reset screen settings to factory defaults.
Note: During this procedure, the screen background will change to red and no settings adjustments can be made.
DIP Switch 4 – Not Used -
Speaker Output
PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
Read the manual prior to installation. Technical knowledge is necessary for
installation. The place of installation must be free of moisture and away from
heat sources. Please ensure that the correct tools are used during the
installation to avoid damage to the vehicle or product.
Connects2 can not be held responsible for the installation of this product.
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Before installing the interface, the factory stereo must be removed and disconnected. To do this, please consult the vehicle owner’s manual/handbook or contact a fitting professional.
A stereo connection (patch) lead is also required for the installation of this interface (supplied seperately). Please ensure that you have the correct lead before proceeding. For universal patch leads, prepare the wiring loops in accordance with the instruction manual supplied with the product before installation.
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Connect the 12 Pin connector from the stereo connection (patch) lead to the interface box
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Connect the opposite end of the stereo connection (patch) lead to the steering wheel control input on the back of the aftermarket stereo.
NOTE: This may be a 3.5mm jack connector or a wired input depending on the brand of aftermarket stereo being fitted.
Please consult the aftermarket stereo installation manual for further information on where to make the connection
IMPORTANT: THIS STEP MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE CONNECTING POWER TO THE INTERFACE. ! FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN A LACK OF FUNCTIONALITY AND THE NEED TO REINSTALL THE PRODUCT -
Connect the 14 Pin connector from the supplied wiring loom to the interface box
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Connect the power/speaker ISO connector to the power/speaker ISO connector at the rear of aftermarket stereo
Note: For aftermarket stereos which do not have an ISO connector, please see ‘Wiring Key’ on Pg.2 for information on which wires to connect.
Some interfaces may also have additional ‘flying’ wires which can be connected to the vehicle to support various features i.e. parking brake trigger, reverse gear and speed pulse. Details of these can be found under ‘Additional Connections’. -
Connect additional flying wires from the main wiring harness to the head unit as required
Note: the Reverse Gear wire must be connected for the interface to function correctly. -
Connect 4 Pin camera extension harness to the interface box
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Connect the aftermarket reverse camera connector to the female Yellow RCA connector (optional)
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Connect the male Yellow RCA from the camera extension harness to the reverse camera input of the aftermarket head unit.
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The OEM button panel on the lower part of the OEM fascia plate needs to be retained behind the dashboard. Start by undoing (5x) screws holding the screen on top (Fig. A). When unscrewed, re-connect the button panel (Fig. B) to the vehicled 8-pin connector (Fig. C). This needs to be stowed away behind the dashboard.
Note: please see Fig A – C on Page 6 under heading “OEM Button Panel Retention”. -
Connect the Quadlock connector on the supplied harness to the OEM connector from the vehicle
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Test stereo and steering wheel control functionality for correct operation before reassembling the vehicle dashboard. If steering wheel control functions are unresponsive, please uninstall the interface and wiring and reinstall carefully in accordance with the above steps.
For further help, please contact and fill out a support ticket with the full details of your issue at: support.connects2.com/tickets/technical
USER GUIDE
STEERING WHEEL CONTROL FUNCTIONALITY
The following diagram, though based on careful research, is an example only. Individual steering wheel control configurations may differ.
In Normal Mode
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Track Up
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Track Down
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Speech (Activates Speech or Mute – radio dependant)
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Short Press: Pick Up
Long Press: Hang Up -
Volume Down
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Volume Up
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Short Press: OK
Long Press: Enter Infodapter Menu
In Infodapter Mode
- 1&2. Navigate options up/down (use rotation)
- 7. Short Press: Select Menu Item Long Press: Exit Infodapter Menu
INFODAPTER MENU
PLEASE NOTE: The ‘Time & Date’ functionality will not be retained by the CTUBM02 as it is controlled via the MOST system. So before installation, the time & date must be pre-set.
Once the CTUBM02 has been installed into the vehicle successfully, simply hold
the ‘OK’ button (Fig.7) on the steering wheel to access the ‘Configuration
Menu’.
The Infodapters ‘Configuration menu’ showcases a series of options and
settings that can be altered to tailor the users experience. To navigate these
options, use the ‘Track Up’ & ‘Track Down’ buttons (Fig.1 & 2).
VEHICLE SETTINGS
The ‘Vehicle Settings’ menu contains a variety of original vehicle settings.
Vehicle setup options that were available with through the original head unit
are will now be available through the aftermarket head unit.
Note: ‘time & date’ functionality is not retained.
INFODAPTER SETTINGS
The ‘Infodapter Settings’ menu contains parameters that can be selected to
enhance/adapt the Infodapters layout and functionality.
SCREEN SIZE/POSITION
Allows the user to setup the Infodapter display screen to the exact size of
the aftermarket head unit being fitted.
PICTURE SETTINGS
Allows the user to adjust the Brightness, Contrast and Saturation levels of
the Infodapter menus/parking graphics
PREFERENCES
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Camera Connected
Select ‘Yes’ if an optional camera is connected -
Reverse Priority
Select which image (Camera or Park Assist) will be shown by default when reversing.
(Note: this option is only available when Camera Connected is set to ‘Yes’) -
Park Brake Source
Set Park Brake output to activate when park brake is on (Brake), when speed is less than 3km/h (Speed) or to remain on at all times (Always On) -
Restore Factory Settings
Select Yes to return all Infodapter settings to factory defaults
LANGUAGE & VERSION
The latter of the settings menu gives the user a selection of languages –
English/French/German/etc. – as well as the ability of viewing the current
version history.
OEM BUTTON PANEL RETENTION
WIRING DIAGRAM
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