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reynierpm 04-23-2017 04:45 PM

AVIC-8201NEX back camera and mic compatibility
 
I am willing to get this AVIC-8201NEX but I would like to know before if it's compatible with the back camera and the factory mic. Also I want to know which bracket and harness I should buy to install this in my Toyota 86.

Any help?

Chronology 04-23-2017 05:01 PM

Harness - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_120701...s.html?tp=2977

Double Din bracket - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_120958...t.html?tp=3121

I used the supplied mic, and a new backup camera. You might need something like this - https://www.crutchfield.com/p_794HRR...r.html?tp=3486

But someone on here would know better, you can also call Crutchfield and ask them.

Joon525 04-23-2017 09:01 PM

Use this thread for reference.

Cliff notes: You need to buy the harness post in the reply above this one AND one with a 28 pin connector to get the stock backup camera and AUX port to work. The 28 pin harness has had a tiny bit of trouble fitting but it does indeed work (read ALL of that thread I linked you to thoroughly).
I actually have a spare 28 pin harness if you need it. PM if you want it.

reynierpm 04-27-2017 10:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joon525 (Post 2897543)
Use this thread for reference.

Cliff notes: You need to buy the harness post in the reply above this one AND one with a 28 pin connector to get the stock backup camera and AUX port to work. The 28 pin harness has had a tiny bit of trouble fitting but it does indeed work (read ALL of that thread I linked you to thoroughly).
I actually have a spare 28 pin harness if you need it. PM if you want it.

Hi, I was doing my own research and a site named Crutchfield comes out so I find for the receiver and then the site itself recommend me some parts, I'll leave them here since I don't know or I am not sure if I need all of them or just a few:

I don't know if I need all of them or what I need specifically for my car and I am very bad guessing so if you (any) can help me to determine what do I need exactly I'll be very glad and I'll appreciate the help.

In the other side I think the link you pass me is for installation on my own side, I am right?

Thanks in advance

KnightRyderx2 04-27-2017 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reynierpm (Post 2899881)
Hi, I was doing my own research and a site named Crutchfield comes out so I find for the receiver and then the site itself recommend me some parts, I'll leave them here since I don't know or I am not sure if I need all of them or just a few:

I don't know if I need all of them or what I need specifically for my car and I am very bad guessing so if you (any) can help me to determine what do I need exactly I'll be very glad and I'll appreciate the help.

In the other side I think the link you pass me is for installation on my own side, I am right?

Thanks in advance


If you go to the Crutchfield link you provided for the head unit you want and input you car, off to the right there is a link that it will tell you what else is needed "see the installation gear you need" (the other links you provided). There is two options, the first to pretty much retain all functionality of the stock head unit with the new features of the aftermarket one. The second option is to just get the aftermarket unit up and running without any options, i.e. steering wheel controls and backup cam.

As far as your question of backup cam and mic, to make installation easy and straight forward you will have to get the iDatalink system. This system will also let you retain the use of your steering wheel controls. You can also retain those systems without the use of the iDatalink but it takes knowing what wire is what then splicing, integrating, and adding new wiring between the cars harness and the aftermarket head unit. Its not impossible, just will take some time and a lot of research most of which is on this forum. And yes you can use the stock backup cam and mic.

As far as your list, the Metra items are required for basic functionality. The rest will integrate pretty much everything that stock unit has with the new features of the new unit.

Metra AX-TOYUSB USB Port Cable
Metra 95-8202 Dash Kit
Metra 40-LX11 Antenna Adapter
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MRR Interface Module
iDatalink HRN-RR-TO1 Factory Integration Adapter
SiriusXM SXV300V1 Tuner

reynierpm 04-27-2017 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KnightRyderx2 (Post 2899919)
If you go to the Crutchfield link you provided for the head unit you want and input you car, off to the right there is a link that it will tell you what else is needed "see the installation gear you need" (the other links you provided). There is two options, the first to pretty much retain all functionality of the stock head unit with the new features of the aftermarket one. The second option is to just get the aftermarket unit up and running without any options, i.e. steering wheel controls and backup cam.

As far as your question of backup cam and mic, to make installation easy and straight forward you will have to get the iDatalink system. This system will also let you retain the use of your steering wheel controls. You can also retain those systems without the use of the iDatalink but it takes knowing what wire is what then splicing, integrating, and adding new wiring between the cars harness and the aftermarket head unit. Its not impossible, just will take some time and a lot of research most of which is on this forum. And yes you can use the stock backup cam and mic.

As far as your list, the Metra items are required for basic functionality. The rest will integrate pretty much everything that stock unit has with the new features of the new unit.

Metra AX-TOYUSB USB Port Cable
Metra 95-8202 Dash Kit
Metra 40-LX11 Antenna Adapter
iDatalink Maestro ADS-MRR Interface Module
iDatalink HRN-RR-TO1 Factory Integration Adapter
SiriusXM SXV300V1 Tuner

I am so baddddddddd :thumbdown: picking up what to buy that I am still need your help to find out if all the parts are required so it'll be better if based on your experience and knowledge you tell me exactly :) what of the previous one I need to retain all functionality of the stock head unit with the new features of the aftermarket one because I still want to use the steering wheel controls, the backup camera and the mic.

I think Bluetooh will not be available in any option, I am right?

Thanks in advance

KnightRyderx2 04-27-2017 12:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reynierpm (Post 2899924)
I am so baddddddddd :thumbdown: picking up what to buy that I am still need your help to find out if all the parts are required so it'll be better if based on your experience and knowledge you tell me exactly :) what of the previous one I need to retain all functionality of the stock head unit with the new features of the aftermarket one because I still want to use the steering wheel controls, the backup camera and the mic.

I think Bluetooh will not be available in any option, I am right?

Thanks in advance

If you want to retain all functionality of the stock head unit then get everything that is listed. With all that you will be able to hook into the cars wiring harness and will be fine. Bluetooth is built into the head unit so no external module is needed.

Read through both of these as it has most of the wiring instructions and how to program the Idatalink. Its quite hectic on the PDF but just keep it simple.

iDatalink Maestro ADS-MRR Interface Module Instructions
iDatalink HRN-RR-TO1 Factory Integration Adapter Instructions

reynierpm 04-27-2017 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KnightRyderx2 (Post 2899948)
If you want to retain all functionality of the stock head unit then get everything that is listed. With all that you will be able to hook into the cars wiring harness and will be fine. Bluetooth is built into the head unit so no external module is needed.

Read through both of these as it has most of the wiring instructions and how to program the Idatalink. Its quite hectic on the PDF but just keep it simple.

iDatalink Maestro ADS-MRR Interface Module Instructions
iDatalink HRN-RR-TO1 Factory Integration Adapter Instructions

Do I need the latest one? SiriusXM SXV300V1 Tuner (https://www.crutchfield.com/p_220SXV...tuner&skipvs=T) or it's just for radio functionallity? That one wasn't before on the "required" parts but then popup saying me that I should add it, what do you think?

Thanks again

KnightRyderx2 04-27-2017 12:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reynierpm (Post 2899958)
Do I need the latest one? SiriusXM SXV300V1 Tuner (https://www.crutchfield.com/p_220SXV...tuner&skipvs=T) or it's just for radio functionallity? That one wasn't before on the "required" parts but then popup saying me that I should add it, what do you think?

Thanks again


No problem.

If you currently have or want SiruisXM then you "can" get it. It is an optional part. If you don't want to use SiruisXM and/or have no plans to get it in the future don't get the module. It is something that can be bought in the future if you change your mind. It is not needed for functionality.

Edit: I was mistaken about the mic. There is no plug and play solution for the stock mic.

To use the OEM mic, take the mic that came with the aftermarket head unit and cut off the mic part. Then run the wire up to the OEM mic and cut the wires for the OEM mic. Then connect up the wires, it is only two wires so not difficult.

The second is just to use the aftermarket mic. You can run the aftermarket mic up to where the OEM mic is and put the aftermarket mic in place of the OEM one. No cutting or splicing just remove and replace.

Joon525 04-28-2017 08:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reynierpm (Post 2899881)
Hi, I was doing my own research and a site named Crutchfield comes out so I find for the receiver and then the site itself recommend me some parts, I'll leave them here since I don't know or I am not sure if I need all of them or just a few:

I don't know if I need all of them or what I need specifically for my car and I am very bad guessing so if you (any) can help me to determine what do I need exactly I'll be very glad and I'll appreciate the help.

In the other side I think the link you pass me is for installation on my own side, I am right?

Thanks in advance

I just installed the 8200NEX 2 weeks ago.
Android auto works.
backup camera works.
Stock USB port works.

The only stock part that was not used was the microphone.

I did the complete installation with everything I already linked for you.


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