Summary of Contents for Mobridge CAr interface for iPod
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- Page 2 User Manual iPod user installation instruction booklet...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents mObridge Features Supported iPods Before You Start Head Unit Controls Operating the iPod Basic Radio Control – Non-text display head-units Warranty 2007 mObridge INC The mObridge unit connects your iPod to your Vehicle head-unit via the optic-fiber MOST® Network. - Page 5 Welcome to mObridge Audio This mObridge kit is designed to allow you to seamlessly integrate popular consumer-electronic devices into your vehicle such as iPod Auxillary input devices and more. In most cases full functionality of your device is available via the vehicle’s radio/navigation display and steering wheel button controls.
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Page 6: Mobridge Features
Features of Your mObridge Unit The mObridge unit connets your iPod to your Vehicle head-unit via the optic-fiber MOST® Network. -
Page 7: Supported Ipods
Supported iPods The “Made for iPod” logo indicates that this product has been designed specifically to work with iPod. The manufacturer certifies that this accessory has been made in accordance with the high standards of quality and performance that you expect from iPod and Apple. -
Page 8: Before You Start
VEHICLE OPERATION IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE unit allows audio to be routed through the vehical head DRIVER. Neither mObridge Inc, their agents, distributors unit, and will allow access to music files stored on your or resellers accept responsibility for any damage or injury iPod directly through the head unit. -
Page 9: Head Unit Controls
Head Unit Controls You will need to use specific controls on the head unit in order to navigate through the different functions of your iPod. There are a number of buttons on the head unit which will enable access to those functions.The diagram below shows the location of the buttons required to operate the iPod interface. -
Page 10: Operating The Ipod
It is important to remember that the iPod replaces the function of the CD Changer and therefore must be Plug the mObridge dock connector into the base of your expected to operate in a very similar way. If the vehicle iPod. - Page 11 Selecting options from the CD list menu The six discs will be replaced by the following functions (genres) by default: Using the head unit controls highlight and select the Disc 1 Playlists Disc 4 Genre desired function from the CD list menu. Disc 2 Artists Disc 5...
- Page 12 All of the information from your iPod remains sorted into Track Seq. your iPod. Allow Scan folders. The mObridge user interface allows you to access 00:08 1/14 around 5 seconds Traffic Programme for the head unit songs and peruse song lists by opening folders to view and...
- Page 13 Select the track list menu and the screen will display as per figure 10. iPod Albums Note: Vehicle controls to display track list vary according to Library vehicle type. Figures shown may not necessarily correspond On-The-Go to your vehicle type and control. Audio CD –...
- Page 14 Double click in rapid succession like a computer mouse Audio CD – Changer CD List Note: The head Using the MMI i-drive controller to select by depressing unit may take << iPod CD List some time to the rotary dial. She Caught the katy Track/List process the...
- Page 15 Fast forwarding and rewinding a track MERCEDES CONTROL FFWD by holding the track forward “<<” After selecting a track to play, press and hold the track controls for 2 seconds forward button to fast forward through the track. A sample of the audio will be heard every few seconds to BMW CONTROL enable you to confirm how far through the track you I-drive controller select.
- Page 16 Using the track sequence menu Once the folder has been closed, the screen will display the previous folder list. The playing track will continue The track sequence menu allows the user to alter the until continue to play until another track is selected. sequence in which tracks are played.
- Page 17 Repeating a CD Note: Scan controls may vary depending on head unit and vehicle controls. Some head units may have a dedicated From the track sequence menu screen (see figure 19) select scan button for this functionality. the option“Repeat CD” . The current playing folder will now be Playing tracks in normal order set on repeat.
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Page 18: Ipod Control
Enter lock mode >> Track/List button on the Aux Input >> CD Name numeric keypad The mObridge audio interface has the facility to play audio BL Ver: 01.00.01 Track Seq. from any screen SW Ver: 02.02.21 Scan from and external (auxiliary) audio device through the... - Page 19 Note: The double click method is only available on those Audio CD – Changer CD List head units that support this functionality. Is It Just Me? CD List Computer Camp Love Track/List Note: The CD track limitation on the Mercedes vehicles is State of the Union CD Name Irish Coffee...
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Page 20: Basic Radio Control - Non-Text Display Head-Units
Basic Radio Control For non-text display head-units Supported vehicles 01 Porsche CDR23/24 Picture below (see figure 01) shows Playlists loaded as discs. In this particular case playlist “DISC1” is loaded. 02 Mercedes Audio20, Audio50 03 BMW i-drive for non-mp3 vehicles Playlist setup TRACK Without text display on the HU, it is not possible to... - Page 21 Paging Should the playlist contain more than 99 tracks, it is possible for the user to move within the playlist to the next list of 99 songs. To do this,track 99 can be selected and the user can FFWD on this track.
- Page 22 Random/Repeat/Scan To regain control of the iPod, FFWD “>>” on track 2 of Disc6 and the playlists will be loaded again (see figure 05). All work as normal. Disc 6 Aux audio / Menu Disc 6 works as the Auxillary audio and Menu control. TRACK To unlock the iPod for manula control, simply FFWD “>>”...
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Page 23: Warranty
Your mObridge audio interface is warranted against any manufacturing defects for a period of 12 months from purchase. Any part of the mObridge audio interface may be replaced or repaired at the discretion of the manufacturer after such part is deemed to have a manufacturing fault.
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