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Car Forum / Jeep / April 2007

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budman@frozenorth.ca - 29 Apr 2007 15:23 GMT
I have an '06 Liberty diesel and just installed a Nokia hands-free car kit.
There is reference to connecting the 'blue' wire to the "IGNS line" to
facilitate turning the unit on & off with the 'ignition'.  Apparently some
vehicles to not come with an IGNS connection.

Of course, I realize that my diesel doesn't use 'ignition' per se, but none the
less wonder if this IGNS connection refers to something else, and I just might
have it.

Can anyone help?  Thanks

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Matt Macchiarolo - 29 Apr 2007 15:27 GMT
That will refer to a circuit that comes on when you turn the key, like the
power for the radio.

Matt

> I have an '06 Liberty diesel and just installed a Nokia hands-free car
> kit.
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>
> Can anyone help?  Thanks
budman@frozenorth.ca - 29 Apr 2007 15:58 GMT
The thing that threw me, is "Some vehicles do not come with an IGNS connection."
I can't think of ever seeing a vehicle that did NOT turn the radio etc. on
before actually starting the engine.  

This is from another Nokia car kit manual:

"Ignition-Sensing" must be connected to either of the following:
-the ignition-sense wire/terminal in the fuse box
-the sound system position-sensing terminal/wire located behind the sound
system.

If anyone can pinpoint either of these locations, it would be appreciated.

>>That will refer to a circuit that comes on when you turn the key, like the
>>power for the radio.
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>>>
>>> Can anyone help?  Thanks

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Mike Romain - 29 Apr 2007 16:13 GMT
Did you look on the fuse panel for a place to plug in a spade connector
labeled 'igns'?

Where are you getting the power for the unit from?  Is is a full time 12
volts or switched?  If it is switched, then you can just tag the wire to
the power.

Mike
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> The thing that threw me, is "Some vehicles do not come with an IGNS connection."
> I can't think of ever seeing a vehicle that did NOT turn the radio etc. on
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>>>> Can anyone help?  Thanks
budman@frozenorth.ca - 29 Apr 2007 18:16 GMT
As per instructions, it is wired directly to the battery + terminal.  There is
an inline fuse and the unit can be turned on manually, but will turn off in 2
minutes IF it doesn't detect the cell phone that it is linked with. (Bluetooth)
It's no big deal to turn it on manually, it's just that there is another wire
that can be used to trigger it whenever the ignition is turned on or off.  The
unit will NOT turn off unless the cell phone is taken more than 33 feet away or
turned off.  I imagine the draw is almost negligible anyhow.  Thanks to all for
their input.  We won't even THINK about whether or not the mute wire can be
hooked up!

>>Did you look on the fuse panel for a place to plug in a spade connector
>>labeled 'igns'?
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>>>>>> Can anyone help?  Thanks

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Earle Horton - 29 Apr 2007 16:14 GMT
I recommend putting a voltmeter or test light on likely fuse box terminals.
Then see whether key-on key-off makes it light up and go out.

Earle

> The thing that threw me, is "Some vehicles do not come with an IGNS connection."
> I can't think of ever seeing a vehicle that did NOT turn the radio etc. on
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
> >>>
> >>> Can anyone help?  Thanks
Mike Romain - 29 Apr 2007 15:39 GMT
> I have an '06 Liberty diesel and just installed a Nokia hands-free car kit.
> There is reference to connecting the 'blue' wire to the "IGNS line" to
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> Can anyone help?  Thanks

The older Jeeps had a plug in on the fuse panel with that label for
aftermarket stereos or anything that need 'key on' power.

You might have a slot with that name.

Mike
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88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
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