Bluetooth for vintage stereo

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Hello,

I'm not sure it's the best place to discuss about this topic. So I apologize if I'm wrong.

Anyway let me explain a bit what I'm looking for.

I own a 20 years old car that includes a non din head unit. The unit is not bad : it drives 2 main speakers and 2 tweeters and crossover is supported. So I plan to keep the unit as is (and preserve the interior aspect) and just add the bluetooth feature I'm missing.

The harness of the unit is ISO. It includes an input line (analog) for a CD Changer. So I think I can use a bluetooth module and just send the audio to this line. Not very complicated and I don't expect to control the playback from the headunit.

The head unit includes a phone mode. Basically there is an input line for phone audio in the harness. There is also a mute pin : if the pin is grounded, music is muted and phone audio is sent to the front speakers.

So I would like to keep the phone mode. I think I can connect the bluetooth audio chanels to the CD changer and phone lines. But I also need to ground the mute pin when the bluetooth is switching to HFP mode (hands free). And to be honest for now I didn't find any bluetooth module or gateway that provides a signal when this happens. Why keeping the phone mode ? Because it works when listening any kind of source and it can even wake up the head unit when receiving a call.

So do you know any magic bluetooth module that I could leverage for this diy ?

Thank you guys.
 
Hi,


I found that CSR8670/75 chips can activate a PIO when a phone call is started. It looks like that it's "just" a configuration job.


So I guess I need to :
-find a good bluetooth sink board that is using the CSR chip

-then update the configuration of the chip
-wire the PIO pin to a relay that will ground the mute line of the stereo
-wire output line and mic line to the ISO harness



Is it as simple as that ?
 
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