DIY - setting up the AUX input for iPod, mp3 player, etc.
Last edited by raunen; Jun 6, 2005 at 02:28 PM.
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Noob question: what is that cable you use to connect the mp3 player to the AUX cable??? A 1/8 audio cable???
Last edited by skahung; Jun 8, 2005 at 08:20 PM.
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Noob question: what is that cable you use to connect the mp3 player to the AUX cable??? A 1/8 audio cable???
$47! They jacked up your trousers and rotated your wallet! Mine was $ 28.50 over the counter.
The cable allows you to use the AUX input on the Audio20 head unit. To turn on the aux input, press and hold the CDC button (compact disc changer) until the display shows it is active.
Most mobile audio devices have a 1/8 inch stereo minijack on them. Using a straight cable (miniplug to miniplug) connects your Walkman, MP3, or laptop to the car audio system. You might have to jockey the volume control on the player and the car to avoid distortion. I use a laptop navigation system with a 17 inch screen compared to that weenie screen on the COMAND system. The navigation system is the Joan Rivers Signature model, so it says "Turn left in 30 seconds, 7 tenths of a mile, you speeding ba$tard."
The cable allows you to use the AUX input on the Audio20 head unit. To turn on the aux input, press and hold the CDC button (compact disc changer) until the display shows it is active.
Most mobile audio devices have a 1/8 inch stereo minijack on them. Using a straight cable (miniplug to miniplug) connects your Walkman, MP3, or laptop to the car audio system. You might have to jockey the volume control on the player and the car to avoid distortion. I use a laptop navigation system with a 17 inch screen compared to that weenie screen on the COMAND system. The navigation system is the Joan Rivers Signature model, so it says "Turn left in 30 seconds, 7 tenths of a mile, you speeding ba$tard."
The cable allows you to use the AUX input on the Audio20 head unit. To turn on the aux input, press and hold the CDC button (compact disc changer) until the display shows it is active.
Most mobile audio devices have a 1/8 inch stereo minijack on them. Using a straight cable (miniplug to miniplug) connects your Walkman, MP3, or laptop to the car audio system. You might have to jockey the volume control on the player and the car to avoid distortion. I use a laptop navigation system with a 17 inch screen compared to that weenie screen on the COMAND system. The navigation system is the Joan Rivers Signature model, so it says "Turn left in 30 seconds, 7 tenths of a mile, you speeding ba$tard."
Yup, here in Boston Mass...is all "Stealerships". I actually called 2 different Stealers and they both priced $47.
I got my MP3 player working...YAHOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Since i have no use for the AUX harness, if anyone wants to buy it let me know.
Question!, How many screws are there that I need to remove before I can get to the pre-wired cable under the door sill?
Since i have no use for the AUX harness, if anyone wants to buy it let me know.I did my AUX Cable install yesterday and everything worked out great, except after i put everything back the door sill felt kind of loose compared to the driver side......did you guys experience the same thing? (the door sill is held by clips inside, and I made sure the door will went in the clips correctly) But, still felt kind of loose........oh well, atleast i know its not going to fall out when I open the door.
Good thread, I am using it with my Delphi Myfi Xm Radio, but I am going to sell this unit and get a Ipod instead.
Thanks for this informative thread~
Last edited by NO_WUR_E; Jun 15, 2005 at 01:07 AM.



