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Rear Seat Entertainment Circuit Operation

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RSE Power 

The rear seat entertainment (RSE) uses a switched battery voltage feed circuit for power moding. The radio outputs power to this circuit via the entertainment remote enable signal circuit.

RSE Grounds 

The vehicle harness provides a ground for the RSE circuits.

RSE Data Link Communication 

The RSE does not communicate with serial data.

RSE Outputs 

At minimum volume, the plus (+) and minus (-) audio signals are approximately half battery voltage, measured to vehicle ground. These audio signals are sent from the radio to the Infrared Module, most systems have a common minus (-) signal.