Aux line and activating this option

[malgpz900]

Activated the auxiliary port in my Peugeot 407 using Diagbox.
Easy enough done.
Malcolm.

[Lighty]

MPPS is for changing software in the engine ecu, and also as said, probably not ok for the 1600 hdi. You certainly should mess with this unless you know exactly what you are doing.
The car has several ecu's and enabling the aux to work is not done by messing with the engine ecu.
You will need diagbox which can communicate with every part of the car & every ecu.
Once you have got this operating correctly & you know where to make alterations, it is quite simple to turn on the aux capability.

[mkassem]

hi everyone, I have bought from ebay an aux adapter for the RD4 Radio on my berlingo, connected that but not getting anything when pressing on source selector, if that needs activating how can I find someone with the software to enable it.

Thanks

[Satellitemark]

Post what area you are in and see if anyone has the software and interface or knows some who does.

Mark

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[Satellitemark]

Hi all,

I've now enabled the aux input on my rd4, this is the guide I used.

From main menu after hooking up to the Van:-

1. click repair - it then does a global test
2. highlight the radio bar in the test results, click green tick.
3. click configuration - it then tells you to start the engine, click green tick
4. click configuration again
5. click manual configuration
6. click radio configuration - it then does a test on the radio
7. highlight aux 1, click green tick it
8. select conventional setting
9. click settings button, it then should tell you it was successful, click green tick

You should then be able to access input 1 via the source button on the radio.

I can't take credit for the guide as forum member Peter Palmer provided it.

Mark

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[Berlinguist]

Did the OP get this issue resolved?

If not, then I'd recommend Bute Service Centre in Ardrossan. They have the equipment to read / programme the ECU without the risk that accompanies an aftermarket alternative.
Any time I've needed their expertise, I've felt it worth the few pounds that they charge (and the short journey).

Ardrossan may not be close enough to make it worthwhile though.