PAC BCI-CH21 Instruction Manual page 17

Navigation unlock & reverse camera input interface for chrysler / dodge / jeep / ram vehicles
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BCI-CH21
Troubleshooting
1.
Harness Loop - The loop in the BCI-CH21-HAR is a CAN termination resistor that needs to be
present on certain vehicles. If you have followed the instructions for cutting the loop and your
radio is not coming on and the amber LED is blinking, you may need to re-connect or cut the
loop (depending on what you did initially).
2.
If the vehicle's reverse lights come on when the forced reverse camera feature is engaged,
then the diode is not wired properly. Please refer to "Fig. F" on page 2 for proper diode wiring.
3.
Cannot hear uConnect or nav voice - Be sure that the 10-pin connector is plugged in behind
the radio.
4.
If the factory radio does not come on or "flickers" off & on, the factory amplifier does not turn
on or you are receiving audio on only one side of the vehicle, please make sure that the male
pins in the BCI-CH21 plug are not bent or out of place.
5.
The module can be reset to factory default settings by pressing and holding the reset button (on
the side of the module) for 5 seconds until LED1 begins blinking red. Release the button and both
LEDs will blink green indicating the module is initializing.
6.
The LEDs on the module can tell you what the BCI-CH21 is doing. Please refer to the chart below
for LED status patterns and possible troubleshooting actions.
LED Pattern
Dual flashing green
LED 1 solid green
LED 2 flashing green CAN Activity
LED 1 solid red
LED 2 flashing red
LED 1 flashing red
LED 2 flashing amber USB connected
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State
Initializing
Active
Programmable output 1 active N/A
No CAN communication
Resetting
Reverse Camera Input and Navigation Unlock
Interface for Chrysler / Dodge / Jeep Vehicles
Action
Turn on ignition
Wait for BCI to finish initializing
N/A
N/A
Check harness and connector pins for proper
connection or change status of loop (cut or re-
connect)
N/A
N/A
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