Help with "light-on signal" connector for radio
#1
Help with "light-on signal" connector for radio
Hi, I've finally gotten all the connections wired up to my new car radio except one wire.
In the manual (for a '93 civic dx), the red/black wire is for the "light-on signal".
What does "light-on" mean?
My car radio's wire set has two wires leftover labeled "power antenna" and "panel light".
Are "light-on signal" (the wire on the car) and "panel light" (the wire from the radio)
the same things?
I think "panel light" means the dash light dimming...
thanks for the help.
jbum
In the manual (for a '93 civic dx), the red/black wire is for the "light-on signal".
What does "light-on" mean?
My car radio's wire set has two wires leftover labeled "power antenna" and "panel light".
Are "light-on signal" (the wire on the car) and "panel light" (the wire from the radio)
the same things?
I think "panel light" means the dash light dimming...
thanks for the help.
jbum
#3
RE: Help with "light-on signal" connector for radio
My best guess would be that the "light on" signal wire recieves a signal from the headlight circuit to tell the radio that your head lights are b/c sometimes the lights on the radio change when you turn the headlights on. Like on my mom's accord whenever you turn on the headlights the display dims.
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