2013 GT Stereo Install, How to guide Options

[Tissue]

Newbie here. Great write-up
Few questions hope you guys can help.

USBHY1 for Hyundai/Kia - http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_73689_PAC-USB-HY1.html
How does this plug into the dash? Directly to the back of the AUX/USB sockets at the bottom?

Has anyone used this Axxess ASWC-1 to interface with their aftermarket HU to their steering wheel controls? Not sure if this is compatible with all HU models including no name ones?

All help is appreciated.

[Vinnie]

Has anyone used this Axxess ASWC-1 to interface with their aftermarket HU to their steering wheel controls? Not sure if this is compatible with all HU models including no name ones?

I used that exact model to integrate an aftermarket head unit with my 2009 HD steering wheel controls. Took some learning on how to make it work but when I finally read the instructions... it worked and it worked well. It's the model to get if you're integrating a new hu into the controls.

[DavidQP]

Newbie here. Great write-up
Few questions hope you guys can help.

USBHY1 for Hyundai/Kia - http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_73689_PAC-USB-HY1.html
How does this plug into the dash? Directly to the back of the AUX/USB sockets at the bottom?

Has anyone used this Axxess ASWC-1 to interface with their aftermarket HU to their steering wheel controls? Not sure if this is compatible with all HU models including no name ones?

All help is appreciated.

Hi Tissue, welcome! I'm a fellow newbie to this forum as well

Yes, when I removed my stock stereo, I had to also remove the HVAC Control panel (only 3 or 4 connections). Under that unit, you'll find the connection to the Aux and USB. The USBHY1 for Hyundai/Kia connects directly to the stock Aux and USB on the dash. Since the USBHY1 has RCA, you may need a RCA to 1/8" cable adapter if your after market stereo only has an 1/8" plug.

I too am looking to pick up the ASWC-1, but the prices I was being quoted here in Canada were around $100. Too much for a few buttons of convenience. But I may try to find one when I'm back in the states, for less.

Thanks for the link! I see they ship to Canada and the price is very reasonable. Much appreciated!

David

This post has been edited by DavidQP: Apr 21 2014, 09:58 AM

[Tissue]

Hi Tissue, welcome! I'm a fellow newbie to this forum as well

Yes, when I removed my stock stereo, I had to also remove the HVAC Control panel (only 3 or 4 connections). Under that unit, you'll find the connection to the Aux and USB. The USBHY1 for Hyundai/Kia connects directly to the stock Aux and USB on the dash. Since the USBHY1 has RCA, you may need a RCA to 1/8" cable adapter if your after market stereo only has an 1/8" plug.

I too am looking to pick up the ASWC-1, but the prices I was being quoted here in Canada were around $100. Too much for a few buttons of convenience. But I may try to find one when I'm back in the states, for less.

Thanks for the link! I see they ship to Canada and the price is very reasonable. Much appreciated!

David

Hi David,

Did you retain the illumination for the AUX/USB controls? Looking at Alex2013GT diagram http://www.elantraclub.com/forum/uploads/m...-1352042132.gif
which wire would i need to pull out and slot into the USBHY1 socket? Or possibly compare the stock AUX/USB socket to the USBHY1? It would be ashame if I was not able to retain the illumination.

[alienaor]

does someone knows witch wires are for illumination to work with USBHY1 TKS.

[spincraft]

Thanks for this well-written install guide.
I would like to know about the steering wheel controls.
There are modules to adapt to the volume +/- but the 2013 Elantra GT has;
Preset Channel, Mode & Mute. Did you get these controls working as well?
What about the phone integration? Do those controls still work?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Best regards