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Signal specification

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General 

All the values given below are between the terminals stated in column 1 and terminal #1 in column 2 (signal ground). This applies unless otherwise indicated in brackets.

NOTE:

It is important to connect the breakout box and check the ground terminals before taking readings.

U= DC voltage in volts (V) UAC = AC voltage in volts (V)
Ubat = Battery voltage (V) f = Frequency in Hertz (Hz)
Ulow = Voltage approximately 0 V t = Time in seconds
PWM = Pulse width modulated signal as a %    
Fig 1: Handsfree Box Connector
GLL146470Courtesy of VOLVO CARS OF NORTH AMERICA.
Connector handsfree box

Control module terminal  Signal type  Ignition on 
#1 Ground U low
#2 30 supply
In the XC90 and S40 (04-) the handsfree box is powered via the infotainment relay.
U bat
#3 - -
#4 Loudspeaker signal (+) Alternating current when there is sound in the loudspeaker
#5 15 supply U=12 V
#6 Radio mute signal During a call U=Ulow
U=12 V otherwise
#7 Loudspeaker signal (-) Alternating current when there is sound in the loudspeaker
#8 - -
Fig 2: Antenna Connector
GLL146471Courtesy of VOLVO CARS OF NORTH AMERICA.
Antenna connector

Control module terminal  Signal type  Ignition on 
#1 Handsfree antenna Handsfree antenna signal
#2 Antenna ground U low
Fig 3: Identifying Microphone Connector
GLL146472Courtesy of VOLVO CARS OF NORTH AMERICA.
Microphone connector

Control module terminal  Signal type  Ignition on 
#1 Microphone Alternating current when there is sound in the microphone
#2 Signal ground, microphone U low