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10 pin Nissan Head Unit proprietary connector layout
10 pin Nissan Head Unit proprietary connector
at the head unit
P/N 28185-ZB10C, 28185-ZB10B, 28185-ZB10A, 28185-ZB102, 28185-ZB101, 28185-ZB100, 28185-ZB00C
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10 pin Nissan Head Unit proprietary

Pin
Num		 W/C Signal
1 L/R
Audio sound signal front LH -
 
2 L/W
Audio sound signal front LH +
 
3 L/B
Audio sound signal front RH -
 
4 W/B
Audio sound signal front RH +
 
5 G Antenna signal input
6 Y/G
Battery input
 
7 R/Y
Illumination control signal 1V-5V IN
 
8 R/L
Light switch (+5.5V)
 
9 P
Vehicle speed signal (With midline system)
 
10 PU
ACC power
 

W/C stands for Wire Color. It is for Altima 2006 and may be dependent on model and model year.

6 pin Nissan Head Unit proprietary

Pin
Num		 W/C Signal
13 B/Y
Audio sound signal rear LH -
 
14 G/Y
Audio sound signal rear LH +
 
15 R
Audio sound signal rear RH -
 
16 L
Audio sound signal rear RH +
 

W/C stands for Wire Color. It is for Altima 2006 and may be dependent on model and model year.

16 pin Nissan Head Unit pre-amp

Pin
Num		 W/C Signal
74 R/W

Remote control A

Seek (down)  165 Ohm
Power 0 Ohm
Volume (down) 487 Ohm
75 G

Remote control B

Seek (up)  165 Ohm
Mode 0 Ohm
Volume (up) 487 Ohm
76 L Remote control ground

 

6 pin Nissan Head Unit proprietary connector layout
6 pin Nissan Head Unit proprietary connector
at the radio
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