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[Andy B]

Nah andy i thought that so spent an hour last night googling

Astra G & Zafia A had the CCRT700 & CDC3 setup as an aptional extra there were other vauxhalls this went in aswell

there are as dave said atleast 9 different CDC3s about so there is a "special CCRT" variant like there is with the CDC2

I'll look tonight whenI get home, I've posted pictures of what I've got in mine ......  :-/

[alexgundes]

hi there i thing my problem is another.
i put many times the code, and the radio ccrt700 was blocked. need do  decoding epprom for the cd canger work again.

[tmx]

our Astra CDX has a CCRT but no changer so i should really bodge an omega one onto it but i dont have the time

telephone works though!!

[Andy B]

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1236201616

CDC2!  
and I think I posted my picture there too ...... at work so can't see it.  

[Andy B]

Just looked .... & I didn't.

So here's the sticker from the bottom of my CDC2 that talks to my CCRT700  

[tmx]

same as my Mv6s is that out the Ashtray or the Omega?

[Andy B]

same as my Mv6s is that out the Ashtray or the Omega?

Omega 99 Elite.  

[alexgundes]

ok
but in my case is a CDC3 and works fine.
the problem is another, i put many times the code and the radio is block a CDC need so decoder radio for accept again my cdc3

[tmx]

radio locked now?

is it saying CD-SAFE? or just SAFE??

[Dave DND]

CDC3 when used with the CCRT700 does not require a code.

If it is asking for one, then it is either the wrong changer or is faulty.

[alexgundes]

radio locked now?

is it saying CD-SAFE? or just SAFE??

the radio is SAYING CD-SAFE. NOT safe.

[tmx]

CDC3 when used with the CCRT700 does not require a code.

If it is asking for one, then it is either the wrong changer or is faulty.

as dave has already said you have the Wrong CDC3 you need one from a CCRT Equiped car not any old CDC3

[alexgundes]

CDC3 when used with the CCRT700 does not require a code.

If it is asking for one, then it is either the wrong changer or is faulty.

as dave has already said you have the Wrong CDC3 you need one from a CCRT Equiped car not any old CDC3

Maybe i'am not explain well.
look i am not the wrong CDC3, My car had one CDC3 and its work very well. the problem was, my cdc3 was broken and i buy another one.
I'am not saying is wrong or not, but i garantie that works

[TheBoy]

OK, seems to be some confusion here, based around the fact that all UK spec Omegas factory fitted with CCRT700 (ie 1999 CDX/Elites) came with the CCRT version of the 6 disk CDC2.

There is no reason why you can't use the CCRT version of the 4 disk CDC3, as was used in some UK spec Vectra-B


To the OP - assuming this did work once (thus the right CDC3) - are you sure you have the right code, different to the CCRT700 code?

Code input is similar to CDC2, and once you have had a couple of goes, the wait timer starts, initially at 10m from memory, but grows to several hours.  After 10 incorrect attempts, the unit is locked, and needs to be unlocked by a specialist decoding company (not the type selling incorrect codes online).

[alexgundes]

OK, seems to be some confusion here, based around the fact that all UK spec Omegas factory fitted with CCRT700 (ie 1999 CDX/Elites) came with the CCRT version of the 6 disk CDC2.

There is no reason why you can't use the CCRT version of the 4 disk CDC3, as was used in some UK spec Vectra-B


To the OP - assuming this did work once (thus the right CDC3) - are you sure you have the right code, different to the CCRT700 code?

Code input is similar to CDC2, and once you have had a couple of goes, the wait timer starts, initially at 10m from memory, but grows to several hours.  After 10 incorrect attempts, the unit is locked, and needs to be unlocked by a specialist decoding company (not the type selling incorrect codes online).

Ok thanks.
is true i try many time the code and now is locked, today i go to office OPEL to resolve the problem. My car is a Vectra B (1999), and the radio must go to portugal to be decoding.