Subject	Lemme know make and model- how many pins in din...
Posted by	Slow3z on August 19, 2006 at 11:44 PM
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In Reply To	Is there an easy way to directly hook an ipod posted by EricTTZ on August 19, 2006 at 11:38 PM
Message	And I can search, as for ours being so easy its because 5 pin din happens to be the same as a "MIDI DIN" plug ;0) I currently have the wiring diagram for Panasonic- but no way to check it, as I do not own any of those radios. Its an extremely easy concept as radios and cd players all our based around "signal and trigger wires". Its just you have to find out what pins trigger what, and what signal wires go where. This also includes newer radios that have "RX" and "TX" wires, that basically stand for receive signal or transmit signal<--- allows you to control IPOD functions (track up, down) from your factory unit- and also display track information on factory radio.
Follow Ups	Write Up/How To: Add an IPOD To Factory Bose Through DIN - Slow3z 16:39:54 08/19/06 Nice. Post in Technical and we can vote to FAQ it. (n/m) - doug8867 16:49:31 08/19/06 Will do (n/m) - Slow3z 16:56:46 08/19/06 Thank you!! - thebanman407 16:51:38 08/19/06 WOOT thanx Ryan - OX-300ZX 17:26:17 08/19/06 u can wire the switch to the cig lighter right? (n/m) - ricerocketeer31 21:58:09 08/19/06 As long as it is 12v yes (n/m) - Slow3z 23:40:13 08/19/06 Is there an easy way to directly hook an ipod - EricTTZ 23:38:44 08/19/06 yes - nemo1080 23:43:43 08/19/06 Lemme know make and model- how many pins in din... - Slow3z 23:44:51 08/19/06 This is awesome. - spicyZ 11:50:07 08/20/06
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