Alpine offers many vehicle data-bus interfaces to connect your Halo9 to your vehicle’s data-bus system. The iLX-F903D’s “Alpine Halo9” nickname is descriptive for the screen’s unique hovering position and its 9-inch size.

I have to say I don't know where to start troubleshooting something like this - I had thought I would be up to a USB cable swap but it would seem I've exceeded my skillset in a catastrophic way. Below is a quick explanation of different fitting accessories that you may require to install your aftermarket car stereo. The iLX-F903D Alpine Halo9 brings a 9-inch high-resolution touch-screen to any vehicle with 1DIN installation space.The iLX-F903D is also equipped with an HDMI input to connect the optional Alpine DVD player DVE-5300 or any other portable media player with HDMI output. The 9-inch high-resolution touch-screen is attached to the front of the media box with steel brackets to achieve a rock-solid display that does not wobble while driving.

You can substitute the ISO stereo adapter lead for a steering wheel adapter, if one is available for your vehicle.

The separately available RUE-BK01 control knob connects wirelessly to the Alpine Halo9 and can be installed to the left or right side of the touchscreen. One of the best features of the Halo 9 is that natively it doesn’t offer Navigation but when you connect your Smartphone device you’ll have a range of Navigation options such as Apple maps, Google Maps, and Waze.

You can adjust the iLX-F903D’s display angle from +45 degrees to -20 degrees to match a wide range of dashboard angles. Major advantages in comparison to FM broadcast are the CD alike audio quality, and the technical opportunity for providing more information and audio services in parallel. I can hear motors from the aircon/ventilation, and the hardwired dashcam powers on, but there is no ignition. A turn-by-turn navigation arrow display in the instrument cluster is also possible, if the vehicle supports it. Therefore, we highly recommend to you that any doubts in the purchase of goods or service you are unsure of must be resolved by contacting our team or with the manufactures.It uses a 1DIN chassis for installation but the screen hovers in front of the vehicle’s dash, allowing the oversize screen to be added to a variety of vehicles without the need for custom installation. Suspect you could get the complete fitting kit at a slightly inflated cost from Halfords and would save the hassle of sourcing things like the steering wheel control wiring too. Enjoy wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (wired) compatibility, DAB+ digital radio, USB video playback, Hi-Res Audio playback, Bluetooth hands-free and audio streaming and much more with this amazing Head Unit.

It uses HDMI technology for stunning image quality and can be fully controlled from the touch screen. The built-in DAB tuner uses the most advanced digital technology to deliver radio reception with outstanding, noise-free sound quality. Looking at your earlier images upthread, its not the original headunit, so theres no way to tell if your SR model had the satnav in or not, as it was an optional extra on that trim. If you purchase our Connects2 steering wheel adapter you don't need to purchase an ISO stereo adapter lead as well. You get Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, DAB+ digital radio, USB video playback, Bluetooth hands-free and audio streaming and much more with this amazing product.Start at the begining, I have had my Honda 2 years, the radio is very poor, the DAB is also poor ( Rural Herefordshire - very little reception), and the steering wheel putton for the phone hand free has never worked ( I assume this was disconnedted somewhere - maybe its a fuse out? The black cable end is a bullet connector (I think that's the name of the connector type) and whilst it is designed to be fit into the type of connector on the end of the yellow wire I would 100% check the manual as it's generally same colour to same colour when making connections, although there are always exceptions. I'm a bit wary of plugging two wires of different colours into each other, but they would fit together.