Ipod install with pics.
. I now get an early warning with a voice telling me that it's 30 seconds to the camera and the maximum speed limit. Back to the Ipod.
First: I removed the cup holder. I do not "Drink and Drive" so it was no use for me. When I leave the car, I just pull out the Ipod and close the flip!
Here is how it looks:

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Pardon my ignorance, but what is an IPOD? Is it an MP3 player?
http://www.apple.com/ipod
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Last edited by Brother Benz; Mar 22, 2004 at 11:23 AM.
I believe that the only way to pick up an auxillary input on a car that doen't have one is to give up the 6 disc CD changer input. That's not a bad trade considering you can fit up to 1000 songs on the iPod mini.
Oslo, How did you know how to lead the wire through the tunnel? Did you use the disassembly instructions from MBUSAeLearning?
Also was wondering how is the usability and would it be worth the extra mile of having the iPod be powered too through the dock connector cable? Can you see the display from your view of the drivers' seat?
If anybody has any input, please join in!
Thanks
Great photos here!
Oslo, How did you know how to lead the wire through the tunnel? Did you use the disassembly instructions from MBUSAeLearning?
Also was wondering how is the usability and would it be worth the extra mile of having the iPod be powered too through the dock connector cable? Can you see the display from your view of the drivers' seat?
If anybody has any input, please join in!
Thanks
As said earlier, I’m now retiring my Ipod to my wife’s BMW. I have the DVD drive in the COMAND, and yesterday I found a fantastic program from Roxio (Toast 6 with Jam) that let me burn DVD Music Albums. So now I have burned a DVD disc with 900 tunes. The nice thing is that the COMAND display will show the cover of records while playing. I have managed to remove the interlock that blocks the screen if the speed is above 8 km/h. It’s very easy to navigate, as it builds DVD like menu system. I can make plenty of play lists, with up to 99 tunes in each play list.
Where is your iPod getting its power from? I don't see the usual cigarette-lighter-adapter eyesore.
How is your iPod connected to your car stereo?
We drive a 2001 ML320, with the standard radio/cassette stereo and were planning to use a cassette adapter, with the cable fed through behind the stereo (I'm going to have to take it out for this).
Any advice in this matter would be highly appreciated.



