Media Devices; Accessory Sockets - Aston Martin DB 9 2010 Manual

Media Devices

A dedicated Apple iPod player
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port is provided in the armrest
cubby box, along with a USB
port for the connection of USB
storage devices and an auxiliary
socket for other media devices.
After connecting the Apple iPod
or other music device it can
then be operated via the
vehicle Audio system (Refer to
'iPod and USB Functions', page 8.24).
Music devices connected using the Auxiliary socket will not be
operated by the vehicle Audio system (Refer to 'Auxiliary Functions',
page 8.26) or have their batteries charged.
iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc.
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A music device, connected by the auxiliary socket, can be
powered using the accessory socket mounted in the armrest cubby
box.
iPod batteries and USB devices which require a power source are
charged while connected.

Accessory Sockets

Warning: Damage to electrical circuits will result if more
than 10 amps is drawn from the accessory socket. Only connect
accessories which are designed for use in a motor vehicle.
Warning: Prolonged use of accessory socket when vehicle is
stationary may seriously discharge battery.
Accessory sockets are mounted in the
armrest cubby box and trunk right side
wall (A (Volante shown)) and may be
used to power any 12 volt vehicle
accessory requiring a current of less
than 10 amps. The trunk mounted
accessory socket is a constant live.
On vehicles installed with the non-
smoking kit a third accessory socket is provided in the trinket box.
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