OS-2BOSE question
Anyone have any ideas? Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!

Blue is either an amp remote trigger or a remote antenna power trigger, it's only used if your specific setup calls for it.
Orange is either the illumination wire (connect to gray w/black stripe at TC/AH bbutton) or it's just an extra unused wire.
Ok, orange was illumination which I hooked to the TC/AH to both the PAC harness and the Deck. Illumination on the deck is not changing when I adjust it.
The blue was for a power antenna so obviously that won't get used.
I don't get it. NAV isn't even trying to pick up my location. The backup camera should be wire up fine it's grounded, hooked up to the reverse signal in the BCM and the RCA is hooked up to the decks Reverse camera RCA input. I don't even see an option to access ONStar and the PAC harness is not lit up with the Onstar active light.
Anybody have any ideas? PLEAZZZZEEE!
PS, I have a '06 ZO6 if that helps
Ok, orange was illumination which I hooked to the TC/AH to both the PAC harness and the Deck. Illumination on the deck is not changing when I adjust it.
The blue was for a power antenna so obviously that won't get used.
I don't get it. NAV isn't even trying to pick up my location. The backup camera should be wire up fine it's grounded, hooked up to the reverse signal in the BCM and the RCA is hooked up to the decks Reverse camera RCA input. I don't even see an option to access ONStar and the PAC harness is not lit up with the Onstar active light.
Anybody have any ideas? PLEAZZZZEEE!
PS, I have a '06 ZO6 if that helps
also some head units have to have the dimmer feature turned on.
whatever you hook that orange wire to test it with a test light. if it goes 12v with the lights on you have the correct wire. that orange wire should go directly to the HU not to the pac adapter.
the blue wire that should be connected to the pac adapter or factory harness ( forget where that wire is) should be the amp turn on wire because some HU have a separate wire for power antenna and only comes on when listening to the radio.
about the camera, if its a kenwood you need to set the backup camera function in the settings to (i forget the setting) somthing along the lines of video mute or interrupt or somthing to that effect.
read your owners manuel in the section of backup camera settings.
About a month ago, I had a local car stereo shop install the amp and sub to the factory bose headunit before I realized how much it needed to be upgraded.
Looks like I have the NAV working (through the cable that came with the headunit) but still no ONstar and no reverse camera. Was thinking the NAV wouldn't use it's own cable but would work through the factory GPS and onstar. Guess maybe I'm wrong...
The amp turns on and off fine and the sub works so I know the remote turn on is hooked up right for that.
Last edited by foxyss; Jun 25, 2011 at 04:16 AM.
About a month ago, I had a local car stereo shop install the amp and sub to the factory bose headunit before I realized how much it needed to be upgraded.
Looks like I have the NAV working (through the cable that came with the headunit) but still no ONstar and no reverse camera. Was thinking the NAV wouldn't use it's own cable but would work through the factory GPS and onstar. Guess maybe I'm wrong...
The amp turns on and off fine and the sub works so I know the remote turn on is hooked up right for that.
if memory serves me, i think the onstar just works through the pac adapter the only thing that needed hooked up was the mute wire to the HU that the PAC unit triggers while onstar was in use.
Re backup camera... Does screen on HU change when you put in reverse, but not have picture, or does it do nothing at all?
My backup camera gets it's power from the switched wire that powers up my HU (so it's on if the radio is). The RCA plug video feed is connected to the HU 'reverse image' input. There is a wire from the HU that needs to be connected to the oem 'reverse light' wire so the HU knows when the car is in reverse. The HU also needs to know that you have everything connected (look in setup instructions). With everything connected like that, your radio will automatically display backup camera when tranny is in reverse, and you can also watch 'where you've been' on the radio if you push the buttons properly to display the camera while you're driving (kinda neat sometimes).
This thread has lots of good info, but I'm not sure how much of it you need at this point.
That should leave the onstar as the only other problem. To be honest, I should have checked it since I got it back from the previous installer but I didn't.

You guys have been a great help so far though! Very much appreciated!!!

I will keep you updated on what happens.
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