IPOD TOUCH with DNX7100
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IPOD TOUCH with DNX7100
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<!-- In 1st Post Ad --><TABLE width="100%" border=0 itxtvisited="1"><TBODY itxtvisited="1"><TR itxtvisited="1"><TD vAlign=top width="100%" itxtvisited="1">Let me try this in this forum also. I have also posted it in the mobile electronics forum.
I have just bought an IPOD TOUCH to replace my broken IPOD I use to use with my Kenwood DNX7100 Stereo. I am using a KNW/USB-AV cable that worked fine with the old IPOD.
The stereo see's the IPOD but will not play any music. I can choose a song and will show what track# but then it disappears.
Any suggestions would be great. I am leaving on a 1500 mile trip on Friday and would like to have my music work through the stereo.
Thanks,
HDFXRUSA
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<!-- In 1st Post Ad --><TABLE width="100%" border=0 itxtvisited="1"><TBODY itxtvisited="1"><TR itxtvisited="1"><TD vAlign=top width="100%" itxtvisited="1">Let me try this in this forum also. I have also posted it in the mobile electronics forum.
I have just bought an IPOD TOUCH to replace my broken IPOD I use to use with my Kenwood DNX7100 Stereo. I am using a KNW/USB-AV cable that worked fine with the old IPOD.
The stereo see's the IPOD but will not play any music. I can choose a song and will show what track# but then it disappears.
Any suggestions would be great. I am leaving on a 1500 mile trip on Friday and would like to have my music work through the stereo.
Thanks,
HDFXRUSA
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Try updating the firmware on your unit if you haven't already.
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You will need part #KCAIP300V iPod adapter cord. You have to take out your radio and unplug the cord you have now and plug in the new cord. With the new cord you will now be able to play movies on the radio screen from the iPod and if you have steering wheel controls it's even better, so cool.
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He has PIE's version of the KCA-IP300V, it does the same thing. However, according to the update page they don't support video from the ipod touch right now on the Nav units, they only support audio from the Touch.
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Here is the Kenwood cable
Here is the PIE cable
As you can see they are pretty much exactly the same.
Here is the PIE cable
As you can see they are pretty much exactly the same.
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They make a bunch of different interface kits for factory and aftermarket stereos.
PIE OEM LEADER Manufacturer OEM Integration
They are really popular here for the adapter that allows you to add stereo RCA inputs that hook up to the factory radio's AUX input (for Ipod, other MP3 playrers, or satellite radios etc. through the factory stereo).
PIE OEM LEADER Manufacturer OEM Integration
They are really popular here for the adapter that allows you to add stereo RCA inputs that hook up to the factory radio's AUX input (for Ipod, other MP3 playrers, or satellite radios etc. through the factory stereo).
