How to install an ATOTO radio in an Opel Corsa D

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It integrates the vehicle with a high-quality rear camera, steering wheel controls that integrate with those already present in the vehicle, and diagnostic accessories such as the TPMS system and the OBD2 adapter.

The installation is no different from that of any 2DIN device: the rear camera cable is passed from the rear tailgate to the cabin, using existing seals and cable guides; power for the automatic activation of the camera (white wire) is taken from the positive of the reverse light, identified with a multimeter, and the camera is fixed between the two license plate lights.

The original car radio is removed, and the main connector of the ATOTO is connected to the ISO adapter of the kit, which in turn is inserted into the original car connector.

The "key-on" power with the red wire is connected to the fuse box through a fuse tap, for a clean and safe installation. Auxiliary antennas are installed: DAB/FM mounted on the side windshield; GPS positioned on the dashboard; 4G/WI-FI antenna is chosen at a point with good reception (inside the dashboard compartment).

Once the unit is turned on, it is connected to Wi-Fi to update the software, and a learning of the steering wheel commands is carried out through the system settings. Accessories such as the OBD2 adapter and TPMS sensors are connected and configured.