Audi V1 Interface and V1 Power Hardwire Installation Guide

Installation with V1 hardwire
Requirements:
Audi vehicle with CAN bus or CDE interface for instrument cluster radio information.
Steering wheel buttons, TAPE button or additional wired button.
V1 Radar Detector
V1 Direct Power Adapter
2 straight 4 conductor RJ11 cables (like the ones included with the V1)
A-B USB cable for updating and setup
Tools:
Radio removal tools (available from ADR)
Trim wedge (available from ADR)
3M Electrical taps (available from ADR)
Wire strippers/cutters
Flat head screwdriver
Towel
Felt or cloth for rattle protection
Flashlight
Electrical Meter (Volt meter)
Important: Your Audi owner’s manual specifically states that the installation of non-Audi approved accessories such as radios, radar detectors, telephones, etc. may cause damage to the vehicle, affect the vehicles safety, interfere with the electrical system of the vehicle or affect the validity of the Audi Limited Warranty. The Automotive Data Research Interface is not an approved Audi accessory. important: If you are unfamiliar with automotive electrical systems, see a mechanic or car-stereo installer. Some knowledge of automotive electrical systems and of interior trim removal is necessary to do it yourself. If you doubt your abilities to do the install safely and without damaging anything in your car, it is best to leave the installation process to someone who is trained in such matters.
General installation outline:
Place the V1 on the windshield by the rearview.
Stuff the wire behind the headliner around the windshield on the driver’s side.
Install the Direct Power Module behind the fuse panel.
Remove the head unit.
Tap the CAN bus or CDE bus.
Run the data cable from behind the head unit to the Direct Power Module.
Close everything back up.

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