iDatalink Maestro SW Steering Wheel Control Adapter (ADS-MSW) - Connects your Car's Steering Wheel Audio Controls to Select Aftermarket Car Stereos

iDatalink's Maestro ADS-MSW adapter allows you to retain those controls when you install a new car stereo in a wide range of vehicles. It's compatible with over 1700 vehicles made after 1998, and it'll work with just about any brand of aftermarket stereo, including Alpine, Clarion, Dual, Eclipse, Jensen, JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer, Sony, Visteon, and Valor.

• Adds Steering Wheel Audio Controls to an Aftermarket Stereo - Steering Wheel Control Interface: The iDatalink Maestro SW Universal Steering Wheel Control Interface lets you retain your vehicle's OEM steering wheel controls when replacing the factory radio with an SWC-compatible aftermarket radio.
• The Maestro SW lets you retain original steering wheel functions and assign a secondary press & hold feature to the buttons of your choice.
• Compatibility: Keep your steering wheel controls when upgrading your car stereo. The iDatalink Maestro ADS-MSW works with most aftermarket radios and over 1,700 vehicles made after 1998.
• Steering Wheel Control Interface: The iDatalink Maestro SW lets you keep your steering wheel controls when installing a new compatible radio. Requires 12V DC power.
• The Maestro SW keeps your steering wheel controls and lets you add custom press-and-hold functions. You can also create firmware for unsupported vehicles with an easy online setup.
• You can install the ADS-MSW yourself if you have experience installing car audio gear — keep in mind that you'll have to splice into your vehicle's wiring & solder connections.
• Flashing the Module: Use the included USB cable and Weblink Desktop on your computer to program the Maestro SW with the right firmware for your vehicle.
• You can install the ADS-MSW yourself if you're comfortable with car audio wiring and soldering. Just program it on the iDatalink website to match your vehicle and stereo. You can assign functions to each button, and if your car isn’t listed, the site lets you create a custom setup.