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aaronjb Member Since: 26 Jun 2019 Location: Northampton Posts: 447 ![]() ![]() |
Do you have the original iPod connector cable? If so, look at pins 2 (audio GND), 5 & 6 (right & left audio) and 23 (+5V).. bell the cable out and see if they correspond to 2, 5, 6 and 23 on the car side if the car has 30 pins, otherwise that should let you map iPod to car and figure out where you need to inject signals |
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mycar Member Since: 15 Jul 2015 Location: Antwerp Posts: 17 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Just checked with your info the Ipod connector which has pin 1,2, 19 & 20 marked if you look in the front of the 20 pins connector (not 30 btw). And of course I didn't find the pin layout of these 20 pins.... unless lauput below is the one. Note: The connector numbering seems to be different
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mycar Member Since: 15 Jul 2015 Location: Antwerp Posts: 17 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Project temp on hold due to holiday prio's. Will not put this to rest.. |
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