Access to Center Console for AMI cable connection?
01-26-2012, 04:46 AM
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The bracket is only a piece of sheet metal, you need to run a wire to a power source. I usually just feed the wire through the crack behind the mount and run it either to a cigarette lighter socket nearby or to the fuse box. Fuse box is preferred as that way you can have permanent power to the phone, the lighter sockets are switched and go off when the car is turned off.
There is a convenient fuse box at the left butt end of the dash.
For the iPhone use a BURY charging cradle mounted on the bracket.
http://www.bury.com/cms/us/products/...unktionen.html
01-30-2012, 09:18 AM
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Last time I looked they did not have one for the A7 yet, ask them if it is ready now. Contact is John Palmer [jpalmer@panavise.com]
The bracket is only a piece of sheet metal, you need to run a wire to a power source. I usually just feed the wire through the crack behind the mount and run it either to a cigarette lighter socket nearby or to the fuse box. Fuse box is preferred as that way you can have permanent power to the phone, the lighter sockets are switched and go off when the car is turned off.
There is a convenient fuse box at the left butt end of the dash.
For the iPhone use a BURY charging cradle mounted on the bracket.
http://www.bury.com/cms/us/products/...unktionen.html
The bracket is only a piece of sheet metal, you need to run a wire to a power source. I usually just feed the wire through the crack behind the mount and run it either to a cigarette lighter socket nearby or to the fuse box. Fuse box is preferred as that way you can have permanent power to the phone, the lighter sockets are switched and go off when the car is turned off.
There is a convenient fuse box at the left butt end of the dash.
For the iPhone use a BURY charging cradle mounted on the bracket.
http://www.bury.com/cms/us/products/...unktionen.html
How hard is it to use a hook tool to remove the panel? I feel confident in my ability to do the wiring; but am a little nervous that I would scratch something trying to release the panel.
01-30-2012, 10:37 AM
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fkaufman: Thanks, I emailed John Palmer. Is this photo with the PanaVise InDash Mount your A7 or an A6? If it is an A6, it looks like this mount would be identical to the one required for an A7.
How hard is it to use a hook tool to remove the panel? I feel confident in my ability to do the wiring; but am a little nervous that I would scratch something trying to release the panel.
How hard is it to use a hook tool to remove the panel? I feel confident in my ability to do the wiring; but am a little nervous that I would scratch something trying to release the panel.
The Panavise mount should be similar.
To pull the panel, you need two hook tools. There are two indentations on the bottom of the HVAC control panel, hook the tools in and pull, it comes forward fairly easy.
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