Where does the 3.5mm plug go onto the radio dock? Into the FM out or Audio out?
1944993
From what I understand it goes into the fm out. It has full explanations on the back of box. I hope this helps.
1944994
The all black gets hooked into the vehicle antenna the larger silver goes to the back of the radio and the small one goes into the auxiliary jack on the docking station
1944995
Two parts of the unit are to run between your radio antenna in the car. The other plug runs to the side of your sirius radio
1944996
It goes into the Fm out. Thus will not replace the xm antenna either. You will still need to use the antenna provided. This device will only make he xm come over the radio. The audio out would work if you had a aux in on your head unit.
720343
The only receptacle on this device for a 3.5mm plug is on the back and it is an AUX-IN receptacle. This is used for plugging in an external music source such as a CD player, a Cassette player or an iPod shuffle. If you would rather just use headphones, plug them directly into the iPod/iPhone or other device
1110906
It does not plug directly into the radio and you will need the docking station. Also, the regular plug that you would use while in the house to charge the radio is hard wired into the docking station. And if I might add, although I like this radio, I have many friends that use the Baofeng UV 5RA. Their radios do everything mine does at 1/3rd the price. I plan to purchase the Baofeng next time.
1382272
The FM antenna comes pre-attached as a thin cable (similar to thin audio cables for home speaker systems) and sits in the back about an inch away from the power plug (center-ish on the device). The cable itself is probably 2 or 3 feet long. I never untied it and just let it dangle. Hope this helps.
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1. How does the dock connect to an AC outlet? There is an AC adapter that has a USB port. You plug the sync cable into the USB port and the other end into the dock. 2. How does the dock connect to a stereo? One end of the audio/visual cable is the yellow/red/white connectors and the other end of that cable is the 1/8" (headphone) connector that connects to the dock. It has four connectors to support video and audio. 3. Can I connect the dock to my stereo using a cable with 1/8" connectors on each end (rather than using the supplied audio/visual cable)? I don't know for sure but I suspect so. At worst, you can get an RCA to 1/8" adapter to put on the other end of the supplied cable. 4. When the Zune is in the dock, do I have to unplug the headphones to get sound through the dock? No, you can leave them in. However the buzz from the sound of them can be heard if you up the volume via the zune instead of the stereo. This is tempting to do because of the remote for the dock. The antenna for the FM radio is the headphones so you might need to leave them in to get remote stations. I don't like the buzz so I put in a 1/8" double-ended cable to act as the antenna when the Zune is docked because we listen to the radio a great deal. For us it is mostly docked, so this works for us. If we took it about, we'd probably just leave the headphones in.
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I reviewed some info on the Maxell but did not find any info about FM radio hookup. I would think there is an adapter that you could use.
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You can the 3.5mm audio jack or bluetooth for audio output from this device.
1360958
Yes, on the front there is a 3.5mm jack input for iPod's etc.When something is plugged into that port, it overrides the audio from the RCA connectors on the back.
222203
This device has a 3.5 mm plugin (as shown in the picture) designed for connection to an iPod or some other source of MP3 music. Although I haven't done so, you could connect the jack to your computer sound output. Then the FM Transmitter will look for a suitable FM receiver on one of its 5 channels (covering the FM reception rage). It looks for a clear channel that will not interfere with a nearby broadcast. So far, your setup should work if your FM radio is close to your computer. But the range of the Transmitter is limited. If you want to go from a computer upstairs to a radio that is downstairs, it probably would be out of range. As you probably know, the device is designed to allow you to make use of your automobile amplifier and speakers to give you good volume.
1212183
The 3.5mm jack is right next to the micro-usb port on it. You'll need a male 3.5mm to plug whatever you're plugging in (speakers, headphones, etc.)
1585232
There's a port the back of the light or whatever ADJ Product you have. The UC3 plugs right into the back of it. It looks like a headphone jack.
843985
I sent mine back in favor of a different radio but I believe it was a regular mini plug input (like a headphone plug)
852065
For hooking up to your source it is a 6.3mm plug. Amazon has adapters you can buy to convert it to 3.5mmThe connectors on the headphone end are HiFiMan coax connectors.
924611
You can access live content out of dock, but headphone/antenna not that comfortable, so plug in ear buds to output jack of unit
1282951
This unit only uses USB for power. Audio out is handled by the headphone jack (3.5mm.) It doesn't sound like a solution in your case.
1173077
The charger plug is located on the top of the radio next to the antenna. You will have to pull up the rubber cover to access it. There is also a connection for a headset or "ear-buds". The bottom of the radio with the two contacts are for charging in a base.
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I used a 3.5 mm plug and went to the factory auxiliary input. Sounds great now.