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Title: ip bus Post by: spa on 05 Mar 2004, 13:23 can i just use simply pin 7 (audio left) and ping 9 (audio right) for connecting a pda. dont need to control it via my car radio. its easier to control it via my pda.
if not, how should i do it then? Title: ip bus Post by: Vitat on 05 Mar 2004, 14:06 Quote can i just use simply pin 7 (audio left) and ping 9 (audio right) for connecting a pda. dont need to control it via my car radio. May be yes. In many Pioneer car radio you can enable Line-In. And switch to line-in mode.PS: Don't forget about audio ground. :) Title: ip bus Post by: Anonymous on 05 Mar 2004, 16:12 yeah i know :D
I didnt know it was analog, thought the whole IP bus connector was digital. And yes i can just switch to Aux, Title: ip bus Post by: Anonymous on 05 Mar 2004, 16:14 this will save me also 79 euro's, because otherwise i had to buy the cd-rb20. and as i thought that device doesnt do much.
Title: PDA on Handsfree jack Post by: Lex on 29 May 2004, 02:03 My Pioneer (PEH- or KEH-P4300R) has a Hands-free jack. I like to connect my PDA to it so I tried to just connect audio-out of the PDA to this jack. It didn't work.
Now I understand you need an optional unit for "hands-free". Does anyone knows what this optional unit does. Can I realise my idea without it, how? Thanks in advance... Title: ip bus Post by: Mippen on 16 Jun 2004, 00:51 What kind of control can you make with the audio signals?
What is this signal used for? I thought that these where simple "clean" audio signal. |