Legend Lowry

Hey guys, I've pounded that search feature for this site, as well as Google.
I am having a very hard time figuring out how to tap my two wires from my steering wheel (accept call / end call) aka hands free link controls to my PAC-SWI-RC or my JVC WK-V200BT DVD receiver.

I found this bit of information, but it lacks any real detail on how to connect the two corresponding pins to any part of the system.
DIY Gen7 steering wheel controls and how to retain stock headunit sound - Drive Accord Honda Forums
dude man make it seem as simple as spicing the two pin wires to the white wire of the PAC-SWI.

Edit:
Anyone accomplished this before on this setup (SWI)?
preemptive thanks for any feedback!

DiamondJoeQuimby

iTrader: (2)

You can't. The car's HFL buttons are tied to the HFL system,which is then in turn run through the audio system via the car's databus system; not the audio system directly. What you can do is use one of the steering wheel adapters that allows for multi function button assignment (i.e. 1 function for short press, 1 function for long press). AFAIK, the PAC SWI-CP5 and idatalink Maestro SW are the only 2 that currently allow this, but there may be more. With those you could assign, for example, push and hold track down for off hook and track up for on hook.

Legend Lowry

Just so that I'm being clear. I just want the functionality of the buttons themselves. The HFL unit is disabled and removed, and my JVC came with Bluetooth.

I'm just clarifying that there is / is not a way to use the two buttons and tie them into the PAC-SWI-RCh unit for control of Bluetooth.

Still correct in that it is NOT possible with current setup?

DiamondJoeQuimby

iTrader: (2)

Yes. The stock HFL buttons will not interface with a Pac Swi-RC.

The Swi-RC connects to the control wires behind the radio. The stock HFL buttons do not transmit on that circuit, thus they will not "talk" to the Swi-RC.