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| - | ===== RESISTIVE Subsystem ===== | ||
| - | With resistive subsystem, you can manage the resistive steering wheel commands, where available in the car. | ||
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| - | The commands available are: | ||
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| - | ^ Command ^ Brief description^ | ||
| - | |[[carberry:cmds:subsys:resistive:status|STATUS]]|To obatain resistive process status info| | ||
| - | |[[carberry:cmds:subsys:resistive:clear|CLEAR]] |To clear every learned steering wheel commands keys| | ||
| - | |[[carberry:cmds:subsys:resistive:learn|LEARN]] |To learn steering wheel commands keys| | ||
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| - | ===== Connection Type ===== | ||
| - | By default Carberry is built to be connected in parallel between steering wheel commands and OEM radio, if you need to connect steering wheel commands, or a board with some buttons, directly (in series) is necessary to make a circuit modification with a welding as shown in this picture: | ||
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