Axxess AXDI-SP1 ACC & NAV Output for Select Dodge/Mercedes/Freightliner Sprinter 2007-Up

Axxess AXDI-SP1 ACC & NAV Output for Select Dodge/Mercedes/Freightliner Sprinter 2007-Up

This vehicle-specific interface is designed for use when installing an aftermarket radio. It retains R.A.P. (Retained Accessory Power) and provides 12-volt 10-amp accessory power and NAV output for parking brake, reverse, and speed sense. This interface features easy plug-n-play connectivity and a pre-wired harness is included for the AXSWC, which is sold separately.

Features:

• Provides accessory (12-volt 10-amp)
• Retains R.A.P. (Retained Accessory Power)
• Provides wires for multimedia radios (park brake, reverse, speed sense)
• Prewired AXSWC harness included+ (AXSWC sold separately)
• High level speaker input
• USB updatable

INTERFACE COMPONENTS:

• AXDI-SP1 interface
• LD-AX-XSVI-SP1 harness
• LD-AX-XSVI-SP2 harness

Vehicle Applications:

Dodge

• Sprinter 2007
• Sprinter (Sound 5 radio) 2008-2009

Mercedes Benz

• Sprinter (Sound 5 radio) 2010-2013

Freightliner

• Sprinter 2007
• Sprinter (Sound 5 radio) 2008-UP

Visit AxxessInterfaces.com for more detailed information about the product and up-to-date vehicle specific applications.

Docs/Instruction Links:

• Product Information Sheet
• Instruction Manual

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