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AUX-JAG
Quick Start Guide for Jaguar x308 & x100 with with CD Changer Created May 3, 2016 Revised: June 6, 2017
1. Move “J” gate selector to position “D”
Introduction:
2. Using a panel removal tool, unclip and remove “J” gate Many Jaguar Owners are looking for a simple but effective way of
finisher (See Fig. 2)
connecting portable audio devices to their cars without changing the look and feel of dashboard components; namely the radio. The AUXJAG does not control or charge the audio device but allows the user to play their audio devices in 1998-03 x308 and 1997-06 x100 with CD Changer. Changer The AUXAUX-JAG takes the place place of the Changer**, Changer* but with the storage capacity of most portable devices, sacrificing the CD Changer should be an easy decision. For those wishing to retain use
Fig. 2
of the Changer we offer the JAGJAG-CD and JAGJAG-CDR. CDR See Frequently Asked question at the end of this guide for more details.
Installation: (To Radio in dash) dash)
3. Using a T30 torx head, remove “J” gate finisher plate (See Fig. 3)
Warning! Warning 19981998-99 Standard or Premium Systems and 20002000-Up Standard Audio system connect the adapter to the back of the Radio or to the Changer (trunk/boot). 2000000- Up Premium Audio can only connect to the Changer (trunk (trunk/boot trunk/boot) /boot ).
This step may not be necessary but we recommend Fig. 3
disconnecting the Negative Battery Terminal (See Fig. 1) 1
4. Lift finisher plate upwards and disconnect electrical plugs (See Fig. 4)
Fig. 1
Fig. 7 Fig. 4
8. Disconnect CD Auto Changer plug from radio as seen in 5. Remove center console veneer panel (See Fig. 5)
Fig. 8
Fig. 5 Fig.8 Fig. 8
6. Remove (2) Philips head screws on LH and RH side of console (See Fig. 6) 6
9. Connect the male plug from step 8 into the Female connector on the adapter box. (See Fig. 9) 9
Fig. 9 Fig. 6
7. Lift radio over gear selector hub and remove from dash (See Fig. 7).
Adapter box female/male connections
10. Connect the male plug from adapter to Radio
11. Connect one end of the included 3.5mm audio cable (See Fig. 10) to the 3.5mm audio jack on adapter (See Fig. 11) 11 and route the other end of the audio cable to a location on or near the dash (within 3.5 ft.) Location will vary based on vehicle and customer’s preference.
Installation :( To CD Changer in trunk) trunk) Warning! The following apply to 20002000-03 x308 and 20002000- 06 x100 Premium Audio systems only (adapter will not work if connected to the radio in these applications). Do not overlook this th is when ordering. ordering.
Before ordering, ordering , you must determine which audio system is present in your vehicle: 20002000-03 x308 or 20002000-06 x100 could have a Premium System (amplifier (amplifier) lifier ) or Standard system. system.
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
3.5mm Audio plug
3.5mm jack
Tip: If there is a subwoofer mounted to the back shelf the vehicle has an amplifier and considered Premium Audio System. a. Go to the trunk (boot) and remove driver side brake light b.
As alternate customers may purchase our 3.5F-DM adapter cable to create a dash mount audio jack.
c.
cover Remove the carpet trim piece surrounding the audio rack. The surround is usually not secured. Simply gasp the top edges and pull down and away. With the trim piece removed you are now able to see the audio rack which holds the CD Changer, Navigation DVD Unit, Amplifier etc. (See Fig. 13 13) Premium systems will have an amplifier otherwise the system is Standard.
Fig. 12 Optional 3.5mm dash mount adapter cable
Proceed to “Test Test Operation” section of this guide. Fig. 13
1. Begin by removing the (4) 8mm nuts securing rack to the vehicle and lean rack forward to reveal wiring and connections on the back 2. Locate Data cable (thick black) connecting CD Changer to Amplifier. See Fig. 14
6. Connect the Male plug from adapter to the CD Changer connector (See Fig. 16 1 6)
Fig. 16 16 Fig. 14
7. Plug in one end of the included 3.5mm audio cable (See Fig. 16a) 6a to the 3.5mm audio jack on adapter (See Fig. 16b 16b) 6b and
3. Remove cable from holding tab and separate by gasping the
route the other end of the audio cable to a location on or
ends and gently pulling apart. (do not wiggle or twist) 4. The female connector is to the Changer (right) and the male plug is to the Amplifier or Radio (left) See Fig. 15
near the dash , armrest etc. (within 16 ft.) Location will vary based on vehicle and customer’s preference.
Fig. 15 Fig. 16a
5. Align the arrows and plug the Male plug from car to the Female connector on adapter (See Fig. 16) 16)
3.5mm Audio plug
Fig. 16b 3.5mm jack
3. Return to vehicle and begin routing the audio cable under Note: In this guide the audio cable is routed to center console (armrest).
the seat backrest and cushion working your way towards the back end of the center console as seen in Fig. 1 8, Fig. 19 19 and Fig. 20
Routing the audio cable this section is intended to serve as a guide. Use your imagination/ method to achieve the same result. The audio cable for trunk installs is 16 ft. long and extends from the trunk to the drivers area at the front of the vehicle.
1. Start from the rear window on the driver’s side. Use a pry tool or similar to open a gap (1/2 inch) to allow the 3.5mm plug on the audio cable through and into the trunk as seen in Fig. 17 and 17a Fig. 18 18
Fig. 17
Fig. 19 19
Fig. 20 Fig. 17 17a
4. Continue to use pry tool or fingers to push cable under 2. Go back into trunk and pull about 3 ft. of cable or as needed to reach the audio rack area.
center console until the area just below center armrest storage bin.
5. To remove storage bin: bin Open the center armrest and remove 2 Philips head screws from the latch cover and two more from the hinge at the rear then remove the single screw on the retainer bracket. 6. Lift to remove storage bin and set aside. 7. Look inside the area vacated by bin and locate cable fed through in step 4 and pull gently until audio cable reaches the bottom edge of the console (See See Fig. 21 2 1) 8. Use the pry tool or fingers to create enough space to feed the audio cable through. Do not force.
Fig. 22 22
10. Place the audio cable end on the front seat and replace storage bin. 11. Route the audio cable up and under the latch cover and secure latch cover with the 2 Phillips screws removed in step 5 (See See Fig. 23 2 3)
Fig. 21 21
9. If the center armrest is the final destination, wire tie any extra cable and store it at the front end of the center armrest as seen in Fig. 22 22 (allows storage bin to fit back in place)
Fig. 22
12. Secure the hinge on to the storage bin using the 2 Phillip screws and the retainer bracket screw removed in step 5. This concludes the cable installation. As an alternate customers may purchase our 3.5F-DM adapter cable to create and audio jack.
5. Use the radio volume control button to set the playback level and the audio device volume setting to match the level in CD or Radio modes. Warning! Playlist and Track selection is *NOT* possible from the radio. You must use the audio devices built-in controls to access audio files. 3.5F3.5F- DM
7. If correct operation is confirmed go ahead and reinstall the Final destination of the audio cable is left to your imagination.
Test Operation 1. Turn ignition to accessory position and radio ON. 2. Press “CD” button on radio. Track or Disc number will be displayed only if there is a DISC in the Changer otherwise “DISC NO MAGAZINE” is displayed (See Fig. 23)
Fig. 23
3. Connect your audio device to 3.5mm plug 4. Search the device for a song and hit play.
Radio
YES, YES it is possible in all Standard Systems. Not possible in 2000-03 x308
Frequently asked questions
or 2000-06 x100 Premium Audio which connect to Changer in trunk. 1.
Why is it important to know if my 20002000- Up vehicle has Premium
5.
Premium m or Standard I have a 1999 model but not certain if it has a Premiu
Sound System?
audio system, so where does AUXAUX -JAG install? install?
- It is important because 20002000 -Up x308 and x100 premium systems
In 19981998-99 Premium or Standard has no restriction as to where to
connect/install only to the CD Changer in the trunk. trunk 2000-Up
connect the AUX-JAG (Radio or Changer). Your Yo ur choice! choice ! (Keep in
Premium system will include an amplifier on Audio Rack. (See image
mind that connecting to Changer requires the 16 ft. audio cable
below). Remove side carpet panels in trunk area to reveal audio rack. The amplifier (if present) will be mounted on the top shelf.
6.
In which model/year will the AUXAUX -JAG work and where is the connection made? made ? The AUX-JAG is specific to the following XJ and XK with CD Changer: 19981998-03 (x308) (x308) Standard System (Radio or Changer) Changer) 19981998-99 (x (x 308) Premium System (Radio or Changer) Changer) 20002000-03 (x (x 308) Premium system (Changer only) only) 1997 1997-06 (x 100) Standard System (Radio or Changer) Changer) 1997 1997-99 (x 100) Premium System (Radio or Changer) Changer) 20002000-06 (x (x 100) Premium System (Changer only) only)
7. My Jaguar has the t he same CD Changer plug as the x308 and x100. x100. Will this adapter work? work? NO, the AUX-JAG is specific to x308 and x100 models listed above and
-2000-Up x308 and x100 with Premium Sound System will also have a
will not work in other application regardless of similarities.
Subwoofer on rear deck (Sedan) or rear side panels (convertible). 2.
What is the difference between your AUXAUX -JAG and JAGJAG -CD? The AUX-JAG requires but does not retain use of the CD Changer. The JAG-CD requires and retains use of the CD Changer.
3.
Can the AUXAUX -JAG be installed without removing the radio? YES, but only in 1998-99 Standard or Premium Systems, 2000-03 x308
Call 804-717-5717 or email
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and 2000-06 x 100 Premium Audio Systems,, otherwise the AUXAUX -JAG JA G must connect to Changer in trunk. trunk 4.
I prefer not running run ning a long audio cable from Trunk to Cabin, but rather install the th e AUXAUX -JAG at the Radio. Is this possible?
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