Axxess AXTC-HN1 Steering Wheel Control and Data Interface for select Honda Civic 2016-2018

Specifications

• Provides illumination, parking brake, reverse, and speed sense outputs
• Retains the factory backup camera, and also includes an AX-CAM6V 12-volt to 6-volt step-down converter
• Retains audio controls on the steering wheel
• Designed to be compatible with all major radio brands
• Auto detects vehicle type, radio connection, and preset controls
• Ability to dual assign steering wheel control buttons
• Retains memory settings even after battery disconnection or interface removal (nonvolatile memory)
• Micro-B USB updatable

Tools & Installation Accessories Required

• Crimping tool and connectors, or solder gun, solder, and heat shrink
• Tape
• Wire cutter
• Zip ties

Vehicle Applications

Honda

• Civic (Coupe, Sedan) LX, LX-P 2016-2021
• Civic (Hatchback) LX, Sport 2017-2021
• Civic (w/7 inch screen) 2022-2024*
• Fit 2018-2020

*Except Type R, Touring, Si, or Hybrid Models

*Visit Metraonline.com for more detailed information about the product and download the latest Vehicle Application Guide to find other vehicle specific products.

Docs/Instruction Links

• Instruction Manual
• Product Information Sheet
• JVC/Kenwood ASWC-1 Troubleshooting
• Advanced Programming
• Changing Radio Type
• Dual Assignment
• LED Feedback
• Radio Troubleshooting
• Remapping
• Sony BT Tech Tip Manual
• Sony BT Tech Tip App
• Sony BT Tech Tip PC
• LED Feedback

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