How do you connect it to an Iphone to play I tunes or IHeart radio?
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There is an "Audio In" port on the front of the unit, to the left of the LCD window. You just need to attach the iPhone with a stereo audio cable that has the proper size pin plug, which you should be able to buy for about $4 to $10.
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Hi, It connects through the Sony Auxiliary Input jack to your iphone's headphone jack using the cable that came with it (3.5mm male jack)
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Bluetooth connection must be maintained to play songs. It doesn't download anything if that's what you're asking. I use pandora, spotify and iTunes on my iPhone 5
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yes, the bluetooth is in a different input, you can play music from your iphone or any device that has bluetooth connectivity
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Because later model iPods/iPhones and iOS versions have shown compatibility problems. I connect mine via aux input to airport streaming audio from iTunes/computer. If you want to play audio directly from dock, you may have problems
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The radio has a 30-pin connector, so you would need an adapter. You could also use a cable from the headphone jack to the audio in. Both will "work" but I would look for something with a lightning adapter.
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Be sure it has power, either batteries or AC adapter... press the power button ( first button on the left). Then select your source, IPod or FM radio
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Connect it to the computer. Check more info in the iPod manual at http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1550/en_US/iPod_shuffle_4thgen_User_Guide.pdf
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I can't find mines but I can just tell you.Plug the transmitter into the your car outlet. Plus the other end to your apple device. Use the up/down button to search through channels (88.1-88.9 I think) Match that station you choose to the one on your car radio. Play your apple device.
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You just plug it in and change the radio station to the one on the device then play.
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Mr. Imagine did not help you...GeeThe only way to use an I pod is to get an adapter. Get a long double ended 3mm cord that goes from your 3mm earphone hole on the POD then patch it into tje female 3mm end of a Y splitter to RCA and then go through a vacant input. - imagine that.
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Im not sure I don't have an I phone. But you can use your phone volume with the radio turned up.
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You can use audio cables to hook into the aux input. Or with lightning cable into USB port that is built in. It will charge the phone and do audio through USB. Display shows current song and you can select songs from unit. Buttons are small though
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It isn't specifically for iDevices, this "for iPhone" means that you can control music playback with it. It will work with any device either MP3 player or Android phone
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Pg 52 from the instruction manual lists compatible iPod/iPhones. Make sure you update the software on the receiver first. The manual has all the instructions you need to follow. Setup your Wi-Fi Network and everything else (Airplay, Streaming - Music Play) falls in place. The latest update displays the album, current song playing and length of time for each song played.
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It has an AUX in jack which can use your headphone output. You can also play to it wirelessly using Apple AirPlay from iTunes on windows or mac. There are also AirPlay software available to play from other sources wirelessly (windows media, pandora, etc)
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I usually buy a Y-Audio plug which plugs into the stereo outputs of the receiver and can plug into an iPhone or iPod. I usually carry it around with me because I invariably end up in someone's home and they love the music on my iPod they want to hear it through their stereo system. You can get it in Radio Shack for about $5 or $6.
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The manual states that you can connect your iPhone via USB cable, and I'm sure you can select your songs from your phone and/or the Pioneer head unit.