Make sure the MUTE function is enabled as follows:

Enter setup mode as follows:
-Press the TAPE EJECT and AM/FM buttons simultaneously.
-Now press PRESET 4 button repeatedly until 'TEL ON' shows
-After 15 seconds the display should clear and hopefully the mute will now work.

Mute can be tested by grounding the mute pin.

 

WhiteXKR


I tried what you said but the phone func was already on.


Also I noticed my aerial doesn't work and also nothing on the satnav screen.


Any ideas, all fuses in the boot are ok

 

Hi Still can't get the mute to work. I noticed there's a mute output from the radio to the amp. Do you think I could disconnect from the radio and take it to the parrot?

 

Rocky,

Did you succeed? I started looking at this six years ago with help from White XKR and StevePaa (who very kindly gave me a connector to join the RT connectors in the boot together). Unforturnately, my Radio Telephone (RT..) connectors were corroded and not usable, with blown fuses etc. After a six year delay, I've got them operational and the phone bit of the puzzle works for me - plug and play with a Nokia CK300..

To connect to the 10 pin connector under the armrest I used "Autoleads Cellular Interface Lead PC6-101", which makes the telephony bit more simple. I'm using
JAG-CDR Auxiliary Jack, Changer retention Kit for Select Jaguar XJ and XK :: iPod Adapters & Interfaces to create an Aux connection or relay of stereo output to the factory system, either wired or via bluetooth adaptor.

 

This is the lead... If you cannot find one, I have a slightly butchered one... Works for MY2000

 

Hi


Many thanks


I did actually succeed with this project. The problem I had was a very simple one but yet very fustrating.


I had to purchase a spare head unit to eliminate it and then coming to remove my original one I discovered that the yellow connector was not fully plugged into the radio.


It was such a simple problem I created from being careful and once plugged in all the way everything started working.


Thanks for asking