CVA-1004 head unit set-up

I am moving my CVA-1004 head unit, NVE-N851A nav, CHA-S634 CD changer into my new(est) car. I bought a Pac 7 trigger for video bypass service. After installation, I am unable to access the 'set-up' screen. The disclaimer screen does not clear with pushing 'enter' on remote. I removed the Pac7 bypass and tried to connect the hand brake and foot brake leads on the heat unit and nav unit, but it is not clear in the manuals whether they are looking for 12VDC or ground. I have re-booted the head unit per manual, but no luck. Any advise out there? Much Thanks BB

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Anonymous

The PAC requires both.. check the instructions and your wirng.. Good luck..

Posted on Oct 30, 2008

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Salida de video

Posted on Mar 12, 2008

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Check the cables, it may be one color switched

Posted on Jan 14, 2008

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