Hello, just a small problem here… there is no connector for clock in my car. Do someone have a wires schematics for clock- there are 3 pins connector on the back. I think there is positive, negative and CAN connections, but not sure.
Thanks in advance.
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Hello everyone. I just removed the start stop button to install the new one with the clock but the connector is missing. How do i connect the clock? Has anyone found themselves in the same situation as me? Is there a wiring diagram?
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Hello everyone. Does anyone know the cable référence to plug the clock? As other in the discussion, my DS7 in not equipped with the spare connector. Thanks
My brm clock is opening, the light in clock works, but the clock don’t tell time - it’s stuck on 13:30.
When I do BSI reset, it goes normal for some time, but after a day it’s back to 13:30 again.
Lexia says there is a failure in comunication between multimedia and a clock?
Is this a hardware or a software issue?
Hello,
Has anyone found a solution for DS7 models equipped only with the DS ignition cable?
Do you need to add an additional cable to install the clock? If so, where does it connect?
Thank you
welcome @Mickael_Godard
In the first post (and in the attachment) there is no information that an additional cable is needed to have a clock.
Hello,
Thank you for your reply. When I remove the panel where the future clock will be installed, I only have one cable instead of two as shown in the photo (I do not have the red one).
When looking at the clock, there is a connector that needs to be plugged into the clock.
Helli Leonardo. I have the same problem. Cannot find the connector for the clock, i even took out the complete infotainment centre to look for it. Has anyone come back to you with a solution yet?
Hello Jeff. I cannot find the small white connector either.
Could it be wrapped in the covering of the staryer cable. I have a 2019 petrol performance line could it be this model did not have the connector ? Or i need to look in a different place for it, i have already took the stero out completely.
Hi Simon, mine was attached to the starter switch.
Thanks Jeff, I will have another dismantle this afternoon and have a look.
Hi Simon, maybe there are any solutions, I just give up and stay with stock piece. But I’ve opened the clock and se that there is a stepping motor, maybe you can develop some kind of external control with arduino, but I’m not into it
Hello Lenardo. I have given for now, just the clock sitting there not moving. I have tried contacting breakers yards but to no avail. Will leave for now and try again in a few months.