20 Most Recent Pioneer DEH-1600 CD Player - Page 3 Questions & Answers

yes you would need to get connection wires from a local electric audio store.

No, the only thing you could connect to the rear RCA jacks would be an amplifier.

there are 2 wires you can try, the blue wire or blue with white, 1 will give a constant 12volts when the radio is turned on the other will give 12 volts for 15sec the go to 0 volts

Here is the contact page for Pioneer. They can tell you where to buy a cable. Be aware they are not cheap.
ORDER BY PHONE 1-866-214-1310

Check on autozone if they got the harnes adaptor

if the wire harness plugs into the back of the deck it should work.

Hello there,

Instructions from the operating manual PDF found through Pioneer Electronics - Canadian site...

Setting the clock
Use these instructions to set the ctock.
1 Press SOURCE and hold until the unit turns off.
2 Press AUDIO and hold until clock appears in the display.
3 Press [LEFT ARROW] or [RIGHT ARROW] to select the segment of
the clock display you wish to set.
Pressing [LEFT ARROW] or [RIGHT ARROW] will select one segment of the clock display:
Hour - Minute
As you select segments of the clock display the segment selected will blink.
4 Press [UP ARROW] or [DOWN ARROW] to set the clock.
Pressing [UP ARROW] will increase the selected hour or
minute. Pressing V will decrease the selected hour or minute.
¤ To cancel clock settings, press BAND.
¤ You can also cancel clock settings by holding down AUDIO until the unit turns off.

I hope that works for you.

you can get a amp to work on any deck although u may have to rig it a little bit all u need is sound coming from the stereo and if u will take the rca one end and cut it and strip it u have a wire inside each one and then u have ground wires surrounding the inside wire twirl them up like 1 wire and then strip back the inside wire hook that one to front left pos wire and hook ground wire to front laft neg and do the other rca wire the same just hook it uo to front right or if it has rca jacks on the back of the stereo just hook ur rca wires into them and to the amp

Turn it off. Hold down the top right button until the clock starts flashing. Set the clock with the cursor buttons.

Yellow + 12 VDC constant
Red + 12 VDC switched (ACC)
Black - Ground ( car body/frame )
Blue/White Power antenna or remote Amplifyier
White + Left Front
White/Black - Left Front
Gray + Right Front
Gray/Black - Right Front
Green + Left Rear
Green/Black - Left Rear
Violet + Right Rear
Violet/Black - Right Rear

No other way than use FM-transmitter. There is no RCA-in connectors in unit.

Here is one FM-transmitter.

YELLOW--constant 12 volts
RED--connect to 12 volts controlled by ignition switch
ORANGE/WHITE--lighting switch for auto dimming
BLACK--good chassis ground
BLUE/WHITE--amp turn on signal or power antenna
YELLOW/BLACK--auto mute lead
WHITE--frt.left speaker-positive+
WHITE/BLACK--frt.left speaker-negative-
GREEN-rear left speaker-positive+
GREEN/BLACK-rear left speaker-negative-
GRAY-frt right speaker-positive+
GRAY/BLACK-frt right speaker-negative-
VIOLET-rear right speaker-positive+
VIOLET/BLACK-rear right speaker-negative-

blue with white stripe

If you have the radio installed you can just use a single circuit on/off switch to the red wire from the radio that when switched to ON will bridge the gap and give it power. Meaning you would run the red wire just like the yellow constant to a 12V+ source only there would be your switch to open the circuit which would turn the radio off.

any details on how the cart is powered/wired now would help if you are having anymore trouble.

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Need what year, make, and model your vehicle is, but the yellow is positive constant
red is positive Acc.
black is ground
orange is illuminator
blue is if you have power antenna
white and grey are front speakers
green and purple are back.

email me with your info so I can tell you where they go in your vehicle.

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The red wire on the stereo should go to a wire that has a +12 volts when the ignition is turned on.

Rather than worry about which wire goes where, there are custom adapters to connect your receiver to nearly every car on the road...one end plugs into the receiver, and the other into your original wiring harness that plugged into the stock radio. Crutchfield and many other retailers sell these, and I suggest you locate one designed for your vehicle. Saves a lot of headaches.

oooh I had the same problem many years ago, I ended up getting pioneers service department number from a supplier and called them, they charged me $18 for the manual.
but here try this... yellow is constant power, red is ignition power, blue is either phone or electric areal, black is earth and the other 8 wires are for 4 speakers, usually similar colours for each speaker, one with a trace colour. remember to give each speaker its own earth and do not intertwine them together

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pio/pe/images/portal/cit_11221/49927901INSTALLATION%20MANUAL%20DEH-P2600.pdf

try this, it is the same wiring for all pioneer radios.