Peripheral Electronics PGHHD1 User Manual

Expand Your Factory Radio

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iPod

Honda/Acura

Owner’s

®

Manual

Owner’s Manual

Media Gateway

Peripheral Electronics®,

Peripheral Electronics®, a division of AAMP of America™

a division of AAMP of America™ 13160 56th Court Clearwater, Florida 33760

13160 56th Court Clearwater, Florida 33760

Ph. 866-788-4237

Ph. 800-477-2267 ext. 230

support@peripheralelectronics.com

PXAMG

PGHHD1

Rev. 05-05-08

Table of Contents

Pages

1. Introduction 2

2. Precautions

3. Compatibility Notes

4. Dipswitch Settings

5. Installation

6. iPod

Operation 5-8

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7. HD Radio Operation (if equipped) 9

8.

Selecting AUX Input

9.

Selecting Factory Satellite

(if equipped)

10. Troubleshooting

Warranty Info

11.

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Peripheral Electronics®,

a division of AAMP of America™

13160 56th Court Clearwater, Florida 33760

Ph. 800-477-2267 ext. 230

support@peripheralelectronics.com

Media Gateway & Optional Add-ons

Factory Radio

Not Included

iPod

Not Included

Media Gateway Harness

Part #: PGHHD1

Media Gateway

Part #: PXAMG

11Ft. iPod Cable

3Ft. HD Radio Cable

(sold with HDRT)

HD RadioTM Tuner

(sold seperately)

Part #: HDRT

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1. Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Peripheral Electronics® Media Gateway. The Media Gateway is designed to provide endless hours of listening pleasure from your factory radio. To ensure that your iPod performs correctly with your radio, we recommend that you read this entire manual before attempting installation of the Media Gateway.

The Media Gateway allows connectivity for iPod and the HD Radio tuner (HDRT sold separately), enabling full control of these devices from the factory installed radio. It also retains original system features such as satellite radio (if equipped).

2. Precautions

UPDATING iPod FIRMWARE

For proper operation of the Media Gateway, your iPod must be updated with the most

recent version of rmware from Apple. This is done on your computer. To update the

software on the iPod go to: http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/. Follow the directions on the website to complete the download. There is no charge for this update.

PREVENTING DAMAGE TO YOUR VEHICLE OR IPOD.

To eliminate the risk of an electrical short, we recommend disconnecting the vehicle’s battery prior to installation. If you do not feel comfortable making these connections, we suggest you seek professional installation. We recommend that the iPod be disconnected from the interface when the vehicle is not in use.

PROPER MOUNTING LOCATION

Securely install the interface in a location free from; heat, humidity, moving parts, sharp metal edges or direct sunlight. We recommend securing the interface to a

suitable location using; double sided tape, VelcroTM or zip-ties.

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3. Compatibility Notes

This section will inform you of the specic requirements for your factory radio

to be compatible with the Media Gateway. These notes will inform you of any issues or circumstances that can affect the compatibility of our product with your radio, audio system, or accessories. Not all Factory radios are compatible with the Media Gateway. The Media Gateway will only work on models equipped with

the specications listed below. Please read and understand these notes before

proceeding:

Vehicle Requirements

Vehicle must be trim level “EX” or above. Not compatible with “LX” or “RTL” trim levels. Not compatible with R.S.E. (Rear seat entertainment).

Radio Requirements

Radios must have a button labeled “XM” or “AUX” and be satellite radio ready. This indicates that the required connection is present on the rear of the head unit and that the radio has the necessary functionality to operate the Media Gateway.

Please visit www.peripheralelectronics.com to verify your vehicle’s compatibility.

4. Dipswitch Settings

All 4 dipswitches MUST be set in the OFF (up) position for proper operation.

OFF

ON

Fig. 1 Side view of interface with dip switches in correct position

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5. Installation

1. When making electrical connections it is always recommended that the vehicle’s battery be disconnected from the electrical system before performing the installation.

2. Carefully remove the trim panels covering the 8mm bolts that secure the radio into the dash cavity. Remove these bolts, and carefully pull the radio from the dash of the vehicle. This will provide access to the factory radio connectors where you will connect the Media Gateway harness.

3. Disconnect the factory 14-Pin harness (if present) from the back of the radio. Disconnect the antenna from the radio.

4. Connect the 8-Pin iPod docking cable into the rst port on the Media Gateway

(farthest away from dipswitches). Carefully run the 11 foot iPod cable behind the dash to the location where the iPod will be mounted or stored (for example the glove box or center console). This location will vary based on the vehicle, and the customer’s prefrence. When running this cable through the dash be sure to secure it away from moving parts or sharp metal edges that may damage the cable.

5. If connecting the HD Radio Tuner (HDRT sold separartely), make the folllowing connections before connecting the PXAMG to the vehichle. Plug the 3 foot HD Radio Cable (8-Pin mini-din to 8-Pin mini-din) cable into the second port (closest to the dipswitches) on the Media Gateway. Connect the other end of this cable into the HD Radio tuner. Connect the factory antenna cable into the antenna connection on the HD Radio tuner (HDRT).

6. Plug the male connector on the PGHHD1 harness into the 14-pin port on the back of the radio. Next, connect the factory 14-pin harness (if present) into the female

connector on the PGHHD1 harness. Be sure to make a rm connection but do not force it. Plug the Black micro-t 24-pin connector on the PGHHD1 harness into the

PXAMG Media Gateway box.

7. To complete the installation secure the Media Gateway (PXAMG) and HD Radio tuner (HDRT if equipped) into the cavity in the dash behind the radio. Be sure that the cables and interface modules are not near moving parts or sharp metal edges as they may damage the cables. To prevent rattling noises inside the dash, use zip ties, tape, or other fasteners to mount the interfaces securely.

8. With all connections made, reconnect the vehicle’s battery, insert the key into the ignition, and turn the vehicle on. Check for proper operation of the Media Gateway and HD Radio tuner before reinstalling the factory dash panels.

9. Note: The rst time you access the Gateway, your radio may display “DEV INIT”

while the device is initializing. If this is displayed, please wait one minute then cycle the ignition off and on. Then access SAT mode again to begin normal gateway operation.

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6. iPod Operation

Entering Mode Select Menu

Leave and re-enter the XM source to enter the mode select menu. This can be accomplished by pressing the “AM/FM” button to switch to FM, AM and then “XM or “AUX” to switch back to “XM”. Once in the mode select menu, turn the rotary knob until “iPod” is displayed. The gateway will auto select the mode after 4 seconds of inactivity.

Next Track

NON-NAV radio: Turn the rotary tune knob to the right one notch to advance to the next track. NAV radio: Press tune up button to advance to the next track.

Previous Track

NON-NAV radio: Turn the rotary tune knob to the left one notch to move back to the previous track. NAV radio: Press tune down button to advance to the previous track.

Fast Forward Press PRESET 4 repeatedly to fast forward the song that is playing.

Rewind Press PRESET 3 repeatedly to rewind the song that is playing.

Entering “BROWSE” Menu / Select

Press PRESET 6 to enter the “BROWSE” menu or to make a selection while in the “BROWSE” menu.

Menu UP Press PRESET 5 to move up one folder in the “BROWSE” menu.

Exit Browse menu

After 10 seconds of inactivity the menu will time out and return to normal operation.

Random

Press PRESET 2 to turn random ON/OFF (RDM song, RDM album, RDM off).

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Browse by Artist

Press Preset 6 to enter the browse menu.

”PL: LIST” will appear on your display.

Turn the rotary tune knob until ARTIST is displayed. Press Preset 6 to select browse by Artist.

The list of Artists on your iPod will be displayed one at a time in alphabetical order. “AR” will be displayed in front of the artist’s name to indicate that you are searching for an artist. Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the artists. When the desired artist is displayed on the radio,

Press Preset 6 to select the artist and display the albums by that artist.

The Albums from the selected Artist will be displayed one at a time in alphabetical order. “AL” will be displayed in front of the name of the album to indicate you are searching for an album.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the albums.

Once the desired album is displayed,

Press Preset 6 to select the desired Album.

The rst song in the album will be displayed. “TR” will be displayed in front of the

song title to indicate that a “track” or song title is being displayed.

Turn the rotary tune knob or cycle through the songs in the selected album.

Songs are listed in the order in which they appear in the album, not alphabetically the radio displays the name of the desired song,

Press Preset 6 to select and play the desired song.

The display will automatically change to show the title of the chosen song. Press the “TEXT” button to toggle between track title and artist name.

. Once

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Browse by Album

Press Preset 6 to enter the browse menu.

”PL: LIST”

Turn the rotary tune knob until ALBUM is displayed, Press Preset 6 to select browse by Album.

The Albums on your iPod will be displayed one at a time in alphabetical order. “AL” will be displayed in front of the name of the album to indicate you are searching in the album folder.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the albums.

Once the desired album is displayed,

Press Preset 6 to select the desired Album.

The rst song in the album will be displayed. “TR” will be displayed in front of the

song title to indicate that a “track” or song title is being displayed.

T

urn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the songs in the selected album.

Songs are listed in the order in which they appear in the album, not alphabetically. the radio displays the name of the desired song,

Press Preset 6 to select and play the desired song.

The display will automatically change to show the song title.

will appear on your display

.

When

Browse by Genre

Press Preset 6 to enter the browse menu.

”PL: LIST” will appear on your display.

Turn the rotary tune knob until GENRE is displayed, Press Preset 6 to select browse by Genre.

The Genres on your iPod will be displayed one at a time in alphabetical order. “GE” will be displayed to indicate that you are searching for a Genre.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the Genres.

Once the desired Genre is displayed,

Press Preset 6 to select the desired Genre.

The list of Artists on your iPod from the desired Genre will be displayed one at a time in alphabetical order. “AR” will be displayed in front of the artist’s name to indicate that you are searching in the artist folder.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the artists.

When the desired artist is displayed on the radio,

Press Preset 6 to select that artist and display the albums by that artist.

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The Albums from the selected Artist will be displayed one at a time in alphabetical order. “AL” will be displayed in front of the name of the album to indicate you are searching for an album.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the albums.

Once the desired album is displayed,

Press Preset 6 to select the desired Album.

The rst song in the album will be displayed. “TR” will be displayed in front of the

song title to indicate that a “track” or song title is being displayed.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the songs in the selected album.

Songs are listed in the order in which they appear in the album, not alphabetically. When the radio displays the name of the desired song,

Press Preset 6 to select and play the desired song.

The display will automatically change to show the song title.

Browse by Playlist

Press Preset 6 to enter the browse menu.

”PL: LIST” will appear on your display.

Press Preset 6 to select browse by Playlist.

The Playlists on your iPod will be displayed one at a time in alphabetical order.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the Playlists.

When the desired playlist is displayed on the radio,

Press Preset 6 to select the desired Playlist

The list of songs in that playlist will be displayed one at a time. “TR” will be displayed in front of the track title to indicate that you are searching for a “track” or song. The songs will be listed in order that they were added to the playlist, not alphabetically.

Turn the rotary tune knob to cycle through the songs in the selected Playlist.

When the desired song is displayed on the radio,

Press Preset 6 to select and play the desired song.

The display will automatically change to show the song title.

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7. HD Radio Operation

Entering Mode Select Menu

Leave and re-enter the XM source to enter the mode select menu. This can be accomplished by pressing the “AM/FM” button to switch to FM, AM and then again to switch back to “XM”. Once in the mode select menu, turn the rotary knob until “HD Radio” is displayed. The gateway will auto select the mode after 4 seconds of inactivity.

Tune Up Turn the rotary tune knob to the right to manually tune up.

Seek Up Press the SEEK> button to seek up to next available station.

Tune Down

Turn the rotary tune knob to the left to manually tune down.

Seek Down Press the <SEEK button to seek down to the next available station.

Changing Bands Press the “XM” or “AUX” button to switch between AM and FM bands.

Store Presets

Once you have selected a station you wish to store as a preset, press and hold the preset button (1-6) for 2 seconds where you wish to store the preset. An audible beep will be heard when station has been stored sucessfully.

Recall Presets

Press the preset button (1-6) for the preset you wish to recall.

Changing Display

Press the “DISP” button to toggle between HD artist and HD title.

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8. Selecting AUX Input

Entering Mode Select Menu

Leave and re-enter the XM source to enter the mode select menu. This can be accomplished by pressing the “AM/FM” button to switch to FM, AM and then again to switch back to “XM”. Once in the mode select menu, turn the rotary knob until “AUX 1” is displayed. The gateway will auto select the mode after 4 seconds of inactivity.

9. Selecting Factory Installed XM Radio

Entering Mode Select Menu

Leave and re-enter the XM source to enter the mode select menu. This can be accomplished by pressing the “AM/FM” button to switch to FM, AM and then again to switch back to “XM”. Once in the mode select menu, turn the rotary knob until “SAT” is displayed. The gateway will auto select the mode after 4 seconds of inactivity.

Factory Sat Operation

Refer to the owners’ manual that came with your vehicle.

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10. Troubleshooting

Symptom Cause Remedy

Radio shows iPod not connected

iPod cable is not connected to iPod or Gateway.

Verify the docking cable is connected to the Media Gateway, and the iPod

I can not correctly control the iPod through the radio.

I have updated my

iPod’s rmware

and still have control issues

I don’t see iPod artist or song information on the screen

I can’t use my iPod’s click wheel to select music

The Media Gateway does not recognize the HD Radio tuner (HDRT)

Radio shows “DEV INIT”

When I listen to the factory AM or FM radio there is only static, no audio.

No AM or FM reception using the HD Radio source

The iPod rmware

may be out of date.

Sometimes the iPods needs to be reset

The radio is displaying a different

text eld

The iPod is in external control mode. This allows text to be displayed on the radio screen

The HD tuner was not properly connected when the PXAMG was

rst connected and

initialized.

Gateway device is initializing

Factory antenna cable is connected to the HD Radio tuner.

Factory antenna cable is not connected to the HD Radio tuner (HDRT)

Update iPod rmware for free at http://

www.apple.com/ipod/download

Press and hold the click wheel (center button) and the menu button for 10 seconds. This will reboot the iPod. YOU WILL NOT LOSE MUSIC on the iPod by doing this reset

Press the Text / Scan button to see text

Press the Aux / Sat button and select AUX 2 source to control the iPod manually using the click wheel

HDRT must be connected before the PXAMG is powered on. Disconnect the PXAMG from the vehicles harness for 5 minutes. Verify the 8 pin DIN HDRT cable is securely connected at both ends before reconnecting the vehicle harness.

This only occurs the rst time the

PXAMG is powered on. Wait a few minutes, cycle ignition off and on then enter SAT Mode.

Use Gateway to access HD Radio source. This will provide all AM and FM reception for your vehicle.

Remove from factory radio, connect into HDRT module. Note* some vehicles need to use the supplied antenna adaptor to make this connection.

HD Radio station

quality uctuates

or is lost randomly

The HD Tuner is temporarily losing reception of the Digital HD Radio broadcast signal

This is expected performance. The Digital HD Radio playback will resume in areas of higher broadcast signal strength.

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11. Warranty

One Year Limited Warranty

The quality controls used in the manufacture of this product will ensure your satisfaction. This warranty applies only to the original purchaser of this product from an authorized Peripheral Electronics dealer. This warranty covers any supplied or manufactured parts of this product that, upon inspection by Peripheral Electronics authorized personnel, is found to have failed in normal use due to defects in material or workmanship. This warranty does not apply to installation expenses. Attempting to service or modify this unit, operating this unit under conditions other than the recommended voltage will render this WARRANTY VOID. Unless otherwise prescribed by law, Peripheral Electronics shall not be liable for any personal injury, property damage and or any incidental or consequential damages of any kind (including water damage) resulting from malfunctions, defects, misuse, improper installation or alteration of this product. All parts of this Peripheral Electronics product are guaranteed for a period of 1 year as follows:

Within the rst 12 months from date of purchase, subject to the conditions above,

Peripheral Electronics will repair or replace the product at their discretion, if it is defective in material or workmanship providing it is returned to an Authorized Peripheral Electronic’s dealer, with PROOF OF PURCHASE from an authorized

Peripheral Electronics dealer.

Warning:

This equipment may be reset by unintentional electrostatic discharge during operation. Exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat may cause damage or malfunction.

FCC Class B Radio Frequency Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

1. Re-orientate or relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that of which the receiver is connected.

4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio / television technical for help.

Notice : The changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible

for compliance could void the user authority to operate the equipment.

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For Best Performance Have It

Professionally Installed.

Notes

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www.peripheralelectronics.com

Peripheral Electronics®,

a division of AAMP of America™

13160 56th Court Clearwater, Florida 33760

Ph. 800-477-2267 ext. 230

support@peripheralelectronics.com

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