I have a 2010 Nissan Maxima S. It don't have a USB port. How to use this connector for Ipod classic? Where to plug this in?
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Itsdoesnt work without a soecial connection..Your better off using a head phone jack..
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This is built in and came with the car. It is behind the gear. It is not in a convenient location. The cord is great for price, however: make sure to keep the cord out of water and to cover / protect when not in use. Since the cord is sooooo short, not convenient to use while charged. It is certainly ok when u need to charge and put the phone in the cup holder. Hope this helps..
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This cable is designed to work with Nissans that have iPod capabilities incorporated into them. My 2010 Sentra had a port inside the center console. Not sure about the Maxima S. If you don't have an iPod port in yours, this cable probably isn't worth purchasing.
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To my recollection the query was for a Nissan.I do not know about Nissan Maxima. I suggest u call a local dealer or go to their part department and they can provide u with the exact name and part number. Thereafter: u may choose to buy it via Amazon.Best of luck!
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This is built in and came with the car.It is behind the gear. It is not in a convenient location. The cord is great for price, however: make sure to keep the cord out of water and to cover / protect when not in use. Since the cord is sooooo short, not convenient to use while charged. It is certainly ok when u need to charge and put the phone in the cup holder.Hope this helps..
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Sana, works fine with Ipod with standard connection, works with iphone 3s those are what I use to connect using this cable. Does not show video because the nav is setup for audio only. Ipad1 and ipad2 don't work.After you crank the car pull in your ipod or iphone. Media button on the nav system or radio. Select your music and play!
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I plug my ipod classic into the rear USB, and the head unit controls it. It also keeps it charged. The front USB does not keep it charged.
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Don't use the aux cable. Use the ipod cable to connect the ipod only and then plug the unit into cig lighter. Make sure to select radio station number on unit and use that same number on radio. Works perfectly ;)
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Buy the composite av cable, it has the dock connector, for less than $4.00, you'll be glad you did, it works with later model ipods, and works great.
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Hello, My car is a Mercedes E350 2010, he has an outlet for this accessory in the glove compartment, it solved my problem connecting my Iphone, music and telephony. Highly recommend if your car is ready.
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Ya you just need an aux cord for it. There is a USB port for it but it didn't charge mine could be different for yours depending on your iPod generation.
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All inputs are in the back of the unit. I ran a aux cable from the back to the front middle console. As for the usb, it too is also in the back. They give you a usb extention cable that can be run to the front. These cables can be run to the side or the glove compartment area. I drilled a hole in my lower dash area and ran the wires there.
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Our car has a button for aux. when there, if the IPod is attached, it lists the iPod. If we then push enter, the playlists, songs, albums, etc come up as a choice. I don't know if you have the joy stick to navigate with or not.
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There is a USB connection in the rear of the unit. You can attach your old iPod via that method.
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You can use the cord that came with your iPod Classic and connect the cord to the iPad outlet that's located on top of the unit.
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It doesn't have USB port. You can connect your ipod by Audio In, or Bluetooth.
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You will need a connector cable between your iPod/mp3 and the radio itself. In my experience with this product, the port on the radio is poorly placed such that if you are using the LXT battery it may be hard to find a connector cable which allows you to plug your mp3 player into the port, since the battery blocks access to much of the area around the port. I was able to find a connector cable with a right-angle plug that did the trick, but it was not a simple task to find such a cable. Clearly on the next generation of the device, Makita needs to redesign access to the port so that this is not a problem. You will need a connector cable between your iPod/mp3 and the radio itself. In my experience with this product, the port on the radio is poorly placed such that if you are using the LXT battery it may be hard to find a connector cable which allows you to plug your mp3 player into the port, since the battery blocks access to much of the area around the port. I was able to find a connector cable with a right-angle plug that did the trick, but it was not a simple task to find such a cable. Clearly on the next generation of the device, Makita needs to redesign access to the port so that this is... » Read More You will need a connector cable between your iPod/mp3 and the radio itself. In my experience with this product, the port on the radio is poorly placed such that if you are using the LXT battery it may be hard to find a connector cable which allows you to plug your mp3 player into the port, since the battery blocks access to much of the area around the port. I was able to find a connector cable with a right-angle plug that did the trick, but it was not a simple task to find such a cable. Clearly on the next generation of the device, Makita needs to redesign access to the port so that this is not a problem. « Show Less
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Steven - it works to connect my iPod - recent model to my car stereo system. Ben
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Do you have the same sort of plug in your glove compartment as this one with an iPod male plug? If yes, I have the same setup in my 2008 Audi A6 and it works well for me to connect to my Android via the headphone jack. Hope this helps.
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Nathan, how does one connect the adapter to the car stereo? I have a Honda Accord with AM/FM/XM/CD but there's no opening or port for any kind of adapter. You say that you've permanently wired the connection. Does that mean you fiddled with something under or behind the dashboard?
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This item works with ipod classic, however I would not recommend buying it. It does not have a strong enough FM signal to transmit over the top of any FM station (even the ones with no station on the frequency) so it always sounds terrible. Don't waste your money, go to a car audio store and have them hard wire your ipod into your factory radio for the same amount of money and have a crystal clear connection.