Bypassing power acoustic pd-710B ebrake wire - Power Acoustik PD-710B Single DIN Multimeadia Source with Detachable 7-Inch Oversize LCD Touchscreen including BlueTooth 2.0

Bypassing the EBrake wire is not a good idea. Should you have an accident as a result of watching moving video in the view of the driver (illegal in ALL 50 states) your insurance company will NOT pay the claim. God forbid there is a fatality, then you are going to be charged with Manslaughter as a result of inproper equipment. Best bet is to connect the PINK wire to the vehicle's parking brake.

You don't need the remote to bypass the ebrake withe remote use a tago switch to bypass the ebrake hook it up to the pink wire on back of the deck.

you need to do a safety bypass to the ebrake sensing wire (this is a safety feature to prevent accidents) Remove the wire fromt he Remote slot(blue wire) and put it in the blank hole in the plug provided with your stereo... now ground the wire you have now bypassed the safety protocal and enabled video while moving a google search for pioneet avic bypass will yeild vidoes or a youtube search for a video tutorial

make sure the ebrake wire is the proper polarity

at this time there isn't a code bypass for this model. the easiest thing to do so that you can play video while in motion. is to put a toggle switch on the parking brake wire of the dual screen. then do the ebrake pattern on the switch instead of the ebrake in the car

1. disconnect the parking brake wire of the dual from ur ebrake wire in your car.
2. take your 2 wire toggle switch and connect one wire to Ground(metal)
3. take the other wire and connect it to the parking brake wire of the dual screen.

if i remember correctly, the pattern for the dual screens is.
1. starting in the off position.
2. on for 2 secs
3. off for 2 secs.
4. then on .. the the video will show.

hope this helps

You need to solder the back pins on the unit. We can do it at www.turbotunes.com

-Steve

hook your green/white camera override wire to your parking wire that should solve your problem

Ground the brake wire(light green) directly to the frame. Goodluck.

Just ground out the Ebrake wire... it will work fine then. Even if you just link the ground and ebrake wire together and ground them together it works!