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Please pardon the hideous looking USB cables they are from another spliced USB cable I already had from a previous DIY !!Įarlier I used to stick the Bluetooth module to my dash, but my 2 year old son kept pulling it off, so now I just leave it resting on top of the dash.In Brief: On this site you will find pictures and technical information about Service Modes, Circuit Diagrams, Firmware Update procedure, Disassemble procedure, Universal remote control set-up codes, Troubleshooting and more. I'll let a couple of pictures do the talking. If you have the Tantra(or any other adapter with USB power option), you could just get a USB Y cable with 2 female + 1 male, and you should be good to go. In my case, the BTC450 didnt have a USB power option (unlike the Tantra), so I had to cut the wires anyway. You still get to use your pen drive while your bluetooth gets power from the same USB port (minus the wire dangling to your cigarette lighter socket). Rather, you can just use a short male to female USB cable, splice off the wire in the middle to expose the (+) and (-) and just connect your bluetooth device's power to this wire. Well, the idea is that the stereo's USB port already has a nice 5V power which can be used to power the bluetooth device, so why bother running a wire from the cigarette lighter socket to your stereo. My solution works especially well for the City, which has the USB port (for pen drive) and the aux port hidden well inside a compartment in the dash. I've figured out another solution for the dangling wire thingy. I am using the Kinivo BTC 450 on my Honda City (2011) for more than a year. It supports auto resume of playback when bluetooth device is reconnected. I bought PowerAMP player from Google Play Store. And I have also solved the auto resume after disconnection.