Kram ISO2CAR Volkswagen 86200
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Does your car not have ISO connectors? With this Kram ISO2CAR cable you can convert the special connector in your car into universal ISO connectors. This makes installing your car kit a piece of cake.
On the Kram website you will find a overview of cars for which this cable is suitable.
If there is no switched plus, the plug-and-play principle is not valid.
Product number | 43227 | |
|---|---|---|
Manufacturer code | 86200 | |
Brand | Kram | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
I didn't order this cable in the first place. The advantage of this cable is the convenience of having the speakers run via the Car Kit in one operation and the power supply via the second plug. A small drawback was the switching power supply. In my Volkswagen there was no switched power supply behind the radio. This had to be connected via the fuse box. Nevertheless, this Car2ISO is a solution for attaching the plugs to the Carkit in a simple and solid way.
Dirk
23 September 2010
Automatically translated from Nederlands
I bought the Kram Iso2car Volkswagen 86200 to connect my Parrot MKi9200 to the original volkswagen canbus connection and my original radio (RCD 200) from my Volkswagen Polo. Connecting is child's play and you can't really do anything wrong. However, I had to figure out the following myself so that connecting a car kit is not "a piece of cake".
The wiring of the Parrot must be connected to Kram Iso2car Volkswagen 86200 whereby the orange wire with fuse holder of the Parrot must be connected to a "switched power supply" (a wire that is only powered after you have inserted your key into the ignition of your car ). If the orange wire is not connected to a "switched power supply", the Parrot will always be switched on. However, the Kram Iso2car Volkswagen 86200 cable does not make good use of the "switched power supply" which keeps the Parrot on.
The Parrot user manual states that in that case you have to exchange the fuse holders of the red and orange wire of the Parrot cabling (this does not help with the Volkswagen canbus connection in combination with the Kram Iso2car Volkswagen 86200 cable) or you should to connect a separate switched power supply to the orange wire of the Parrot. You then have to connect this to the fuse box of the car. Which not everyone can and is not always desirable.
This is not necessary, however, since there is a "switched" power source on the Kram Iso2car Volkswagen 86200 cable, but it is not correctly connected so that it does not make contact with the orange wire of the Parrot. It concerns the brown wire between the two canbus connections which you can cut and then connect yourself (solder or by means of a cable connector) to the orange wire of the Parrot. In that case, the Parrot in combination with the cabling works excellently.
Since the Kram Iso2car Volkswagen 86200 cable is specially made to easily connect a car kit to the Canbus connection that all Volkswagens used, I think the product can be improved since the "switched power supply" is not correctly connected while this is easy to solve.
Lennart
14 June 2011
Automatically translated from Nederlands
Put this adapter between my Mki9200 and Skoda Octavia II and it was fine in a few minutes. The only thing I had to add is a wire from the fuse box to the adapter to get a "switched" 12V.
Bernard Bernard
2 July 2010
Automatically translated from Nederlands