Woodstock Illumination
Hi,
Seen a few post a month or two back about Blaupunkt woodstocks and getting them to dim with the head lights on Scoobs, Anybody managed to crack the problem yet? Everything appears wired correctly using one of the harness convertors but no go.
PS MY02.
Cheers
Rich B
Seen a few post a month or two back about Blaupunkt woodstocks and getting them to dim with the head lights on Scoobs, Anybody managed to crack the problem yet? Everything appears wired correctly using one of the harness convertors but no go.
PS MY02.
Cheers
Rich B
I'd also be interested in a reply to this. I've checked the wiring on the back of my Woodstock and it all seems connected to the right wire for illumination (same as my Defi connected for illumination) but it doesn't dim with the lights on. Use autoleads standard subaru-ISO converter. I fact keep finding I'm driving with the lights on during the day 
Oddly the specs on the blaupunkt site don't mention dimming but only "Night design red". Can someone confirm that it does actually dim.
Piers LoFi

Oddly the specs on the blaupunkt site don't mention dimming but only "Night design red". Can someone confirm that it does actually dim.
Piers LoFi
I'm pretty sure the wire marked illumination on the autoleads ISO converter goes to pin 6 of block B on the head unit, which is right according to the back of the manual. All a bit odd.
I know fubar and audioGman have experience of this unit, do their's dim?
Piers LoFi
I know fubar and audioGman have experience of this unit, do their's dim?
Piers LoFi
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I had a very similar looking but slightly older blaupunkt (Casablanca CD50) in my previous car. It never dimmed. The only thing turning the lights on did was to illuminate the little knobbly bit in the middle of the volume control if the unit was turned off. This was using the plug that was already in the car for the OEM blaupunkt unit, so I'm assuming the wiring was correct.
My new blaupunkt (Los Angeles MP72) dims as you would expect off the standard autoleads adaptor.
Putting together those two facts, I would guess that you don't get much in the way of dimming with the woodstock, but I can't say for certain.
Don't know if that helps that much?
Phil
My new blaupunkt (Los Angeles MP72) dims as you would expect off the standard autoleads adaptor.
Putting together those two facts, I would guess that you don't get much in the way of dimming with the woodstock, but I can't say for certain.
Don't know if that helps that much?
Phil
My unit doesn't dim either.
When I installed the unit, I called on all my expertise (none!) and just transferred the cable connectors from the old unit to the new.
Haven't actually checked if the leads are actually wired up to the correct terminals.
Has anyone done this check??
When I installed the unit, I called on all my expertise (none!) and just transferred the cable connectors from the old unit to the new.
Haven't actually checked if the leads are actually wired up to the correct terminals.
Has anyone done this check??
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Hmm,
One of the previous threads had a chap who installed one in a Seat leon I think, thnat dimmed with the headlights and also the dash illumination **** thingy (!) so it must be some sort of wiring problem. Anybody know where I can get a wiring diagram ?
Cheers
Rich B
One of the previous threads had a chap who installed one in a Seat leon I think, thnat dimmed with the headlights and also the dash illumination **** thingy (!) so it must be some sort of wiring problem. Anybody know where I can get a wiring diagram ?
Cheers
Rich B
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