Is the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2 Wired Remote Control required?

Will the 3Sixty.1 or 3Sixty.2 work without the Wired Remote Control connected?

The Wired Remote Control can be programmed to operate as a Master Volume or as a Subwoofer Level. If you choose to not use the Wired Remote Control, you will forfeit this functionality and the factory/aftermarket source unit will control the system volume. The Wired Remote Control also functions as the AUX (auxiliary) input selector (push to select/push again to release) and the AUX IN level control.  If you choose to use the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2 AUX input, you must use the Wired Remote Control.

*If the factory source unit adjusts EQ curves when the source unit volume is turned up or down (Volume Dependent Equalization,) you may want to set the Wired Remote Control as your master volume setting to maintain a flat frequency response on your source unit. To see if factory volume levels affect OEM EQ curves, run the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2 OEM set-up wizard at different level settings and compare curves to see if there are any changes.

$NOTICE Have the remote disconnected from the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2 when doing New Setup or OEM Integration. Doing so may cause undesirable operation of the unit.

Wired Remote Control Installation

1. Find a location that gives easy access to the remote. NOTE: You can mount this unit in a variety of ways. Remove the back housing by using a small flat screwdriver in the slotted hole at the back.The housing can be installed with the mounting tab up or down,or left off for in panel installation.
2. Route the cable for the remote and connect into the COMM PORT on the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2 unit.
   
   Under Dash Install
3. Using the supplied screws, install the mounting clip.
4. Slip the remote onto the mounting clip until it snaps into place.
5. Connect the cable to the remote.
   
   Panel Install
6. Cut out a 2” x 7/8” hole in the panel,with a maximum panel thickness of 3/8”. Ensure there is enough room within the panel area for connection.
7. Route the cable through the hole and connect to the remote.
8. Press the remote into the panel cutout until it clicks in place.

Master Volume/Subwoofer Level

1. Select the Comm Port icon from the main menu to go to the Comm Port Screen.
2. Select either the Master Volume or Subwoofer Level icon to decide which feature the remote will control.Click the Done icon to continue.
   1. Selecting Master Volume will allow the remote to control the volume output of the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2.
   2. Selecting Subwoofer Level will allow the remote to control the volume level for the subwoofer (SUB) output of the 3Sixty unit.
   NOTE: This feature only attenuates up to the maximum Output Level that was set for the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2. See Operation-Tuning,Tuning Your System - Output Level for setting the output level of the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2.
3. You can select between the main and auxiliary inputs on the 3Sixty.1/3Sixty.2 by pressing in on the knob of the remote.The audio will mute for a moment while it switches inputs.

NOTE: When switched to the auxiliary inputs, the remote will only control the master volume.