Hello friends
Can someone help me please. Apologies once again for posting in English
I have 2008 pre facelift Mondeo with some of motrals upgrades. I have SD card MCA unit with reverse camera and I have latest park assist module. BS7T-15K866-AE. I have never been able to get parking sensor tones to come through radio speakers. But I have just fitted a facelift convers+ with 1507 software level. Now when sensors start to beep the radio volume lowers, (it never did before) but sound still comes from PAM speakers. If I unplug PAM speakers and put in reverse, beeps come through radio speakers for about 1 second, but then LED in park assist switch starts to flash and park assist shuts down. PAM obviously sees a fault because speakers are disconnected.
I can't see any difference in wiring diagrams and don't know what to try. No settings in elm config, apart from "park scan 1 or 3"
No idea what that means but it doesn't make a difference to the sound
Any help appreciated.
Thank you very much
Gary
Park assist sound through speakers
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Sound always come through separate speakers. Normal and no known way to change that.
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Not on facelift they dont. Sound comes from radio spaeakers. Front beeps through front speakers, rear beeps through rear speakers
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Then my facelift (and all others I have seen till now) are build in the wrong way...
But maybe you know it better than Ford itself... -
Maybe a UK thing then? or only with touch screen sat nav? Can anyone else comment?
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The radio puts just the volume down, beep comes from separate speaker. As spike already said.
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It maybe is just a UK thing then. I know a few people on Talkford who have fitted non Ford radios have completely lost their beeps because the new radio doesn't support it.
Here are some mentions. Also, like I said, when i disconnected speaker and put in reverse, beeps came briefly from door speaker, before PAM registered a fault
http://www.talkford.com/community/topi…me#entry2104937
http://www.talkford.com/community/topi…arking-sensors/
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