PaulW

The telephone/telematic control module is located under the driver's carpet.....it's J526. Number 8 in this picture:

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The connector on it looks like this:

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Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526-

1 - Antenna connection
2 - 42-pin connector (see terminal assignments below)
3 - Antenna connection

Note:

Terminals which are not listed are vacant/unassigned.

Here is the pin out for the 42 pin connector:

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42-pin connector

3 - Cellular telephone connection - Audio in
4 - Cellular telephone connection - Battery Feedback
5 - Cellular telephone connection - Ground (GND)
6 - Cellular telephone connection - RS 232
7 - Cellular telephone connection - control-Line 1
8 - Cellular telephone connection - shielding Ground (GND)
9 - CAN-Bus High (Display)
10 - Line(+) Output to radio
11 - Auxiliary speaker (+)
12 - Telephone microphone (+)
13 - K-wire, Data Link Connector (DLC)
14 - Terminal 75x
15 - LED "red" (in Telematic Control Head)
16 - LED "green" (in Telematic Control Head)
18 - Ground (GND) (Terminal 31)
19 - Ground (GND) (Terminal 31)
24 - Cellular telephone connection - Audio out
25 - Cellular telephone connection - Audio Ground (GND)
26 - Cellular telephone connection - power supply
27 - Cellular telephone connection - RXD
30 - CAN-Bus Low (Display)
31 - Line(-) Output to radio
32 - Auxiliary speaker (-)
33 - Telephone microphone (-)
34 - Mute
35 - Output - to Telematic Control Head
36 - Input - from Telematic Control Head
38 - Crash-Signal from airbag control module
39 - Terminal 30 (B+)

I'm going to do an install on a guy who lives in Chicagoland (Ulf) on his D3 using a Bluetooth system. It's not going to charge the phone or have an external antenna, but I was planning on tapping into the mute for the radio and using the B pillar speaker.

Can make a simple schematic for anybody who wants to put in an aftermarket hands free system using the factory wiring.

I will have the D3 ross-tech cable next week!

Paul

AudiNo3

btw, any idea what the RS232 does? The bluetooth handsfree kit I have has an RS232 connector as well... tempted to hook it up and see what comes across it.

Potsie

You rock!

blevinson

I have the blue tooth kit in my D3. I have it working independently of the car. It uses its own speaker and does not mute the radio. If you figure it out I would love to talk to you as I live in Chicago.

Potsie

I like the headset and was thinking about getting the speakerphone, but if there is a way to get bluetooth to work through the existing Audi speakers I would be ecstatic.

-P

AudiNo3

...of course, you still need the kit. Getting the microphone to work could be an impedance issue, acc'd to PaulW. After speaking with SE tech-support, it's that and more -- Audi apparently uses a condenser-type mic, while SE uses an electrec mic with pre-amp. No biggie, I can deal with an extra microphone.

Now, I note (didn't I mentioned this before somewhere?) that the notorious J526 has an RS232 connection. My HCB-30 also has an RS232 connection, and after plugging it into a computer, I actually get a few prompts at 115.2kbps. Seems like it's a bit of a console port, haven't figured out how to "break in" yet. I was half expecting, half hoping that this would be a GSM-type modem-presence, which allows sharing of contact info and such... which could have been compatible with the V60 cradle. At this time, it doesn't seem to be.

blevinson

The spaekerphone is great. Although I would prefer intergration.