how do I connect the device in my car?It's a 2006 Ford Freestar.
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This unit is not designed for car use, go check other suppliers that sell Bluetooth receiver for cars.
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http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/GPS-Navigation/How+do+I+pair+my+phone+via+Bluetooth
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Yes. I have mine in my center console and I never touch it. I just get into the car, turn it on, and it's connected. I don't even think there is a button to manually turn it on or off.
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I transfer the input of car system into aux and connect mp4 with the car by an aux line
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No. You will have to scroll to blue tooth audio and press to connect. Over all the system works well. It is not however as good as a factory system. However if your vehicle does not have a factory blue tooth this is a great way to keep your factory radio. I sell Fords so am very aware of how the factory systems are. So if you do not have blue tooth and want to keep the factory radio this will work quit well.fords f e
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I am not an expert with this device but I can it see why it won't work with your vehicle. It's cheap enough to try and keep for any other vehicle you may have in future too:-)
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Should not be a problem if you have an OBD2 port for connecting it to. You can call them from their website: http://www.innova.com/en-US/Product/FullDetail/f7e60b59-30a7-4a6b-85dc-af3ba9dc04fb. Click on the "Contact Us" button in the upper left of the screen. It is an 800 number.
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If you don't have an OBDII port you'll need to use the wired device. The plug in is only compatible with light to medium duty vehicles 1996 and newer (which are required to have an OBDII port)
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If you buy it with harness it should be plug and play. It was in my 2006, you will just have to remove old unit and hope they didn't butcher anything up under dash.
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It goes to a signal booster. Your new head unit should have a blue wire or a blue white wire. You need to hook it up
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I simply connected the aftermarket speakers to the factory harness. Hope that helps.
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It all depends upon what year/model car or truck you have. Some just plug right in and others need a new wiring harness. Amazon should tell you if it's compatible with your vehicle. (I directly wired mine from the old harness to the new wiring on the back of the new unit.)
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This product requires you to drill a hole in the dash to have access to the on/off switch and there needs to be a hole for the RCA to male 3.5mm Headphone jack (6ft is best the 3ft cable tend to be a little short). I would recommend running the headphone cable through an ashtray or center console so you have somewhere to store it when not in use. Fords shouldn't need a antenna adapter. I've had three of these things. They are great but installing them can be a pain.
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http://www.androidcentral.com/android-101-how-pair-bluetooth-headset-0Check out that link. Follow those instructions. The name of the device will be "OBD2" and you need to have it into your car with the car turned on. Then go to your Bluetooth settings click on it and try simple pins (0000,1234,4321,1111, etc)
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You can use the generic connector, but you will need to solder it to the connector supplied by Ford that connects to the lighting and power supply below the dash on the drivers side.
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I would ask your local stereo installer. Prob just need the harnest for your car.
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Since this is a hard wired device, it has to be have a wire from the camera to a display monitor in the car. You can do it yourself, or ask your mechanic.