hello. what i need to buy beside this JVC KWAV61 to have bluetooh comunication in the radio and have connection for the ipod ?
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Sorry, bad text, lol, mine lpoks like a different model, just make sure usb adapter comes with it out you can add it, how this helps
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Connection for ipoh already comes with it , I have not put the bluetooth but it's cheap at a radio store it's a great product
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Nothing if it comes with bluetooth connector as mine did... it can go behind screen off at end of usb cable.. I have had mix results on iPod connection so far, though it was made to support them, it works must time.. I was told by Jvc ( who was super at helping) I needed update, when I add that it should work better... some of then come with the usb plug in box, so make sure yours does and it should be okay with updated software bear if luck!
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The iPod USB Cable will work just fine but you'll also have to plug in the audio jack to the headphone port on your iPod. I have full control of my iPod with this method. At least it works for my KIV-BT901.
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No other products are required to enable Bluetooth. I connected my phone by going through the simple config steps to connect it to the receiver. I also downloaded the free JVC app to control the music. The Bluetooth is truly built-in with no additional components required to utilize Bluetooth.
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Click and hold the button on the back of the speaker for 5-10 seconds. You should hear a bleep sound and see the blue light on the front of the speaker flashing. This means the speaker is searching for Bluetooth connection. After you see the blinking blue light, choose GT-ORB1 from your connection list on your iPod and it should pair successfully. Any time you want to change Bluetooth connections (a different iPod or iPhone device for instance) follow the same steps.
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Works in conjunction with a JVC head unit.It has a serial port on the back to plug into. Not stand alone.
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Yes, you can use it, you just have to either add it as an app in the dock, or hit the home button and load it. I tried it once using Bluetooth in my Jeep and the audio lag was bad enough I had to use the headphone jack, but that's an issue with my Jeep and Bluetooth I'm sure.
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You could try a Bluetooth transmitter dongle that plugs into the radio's 1/8" jack -- I have one that's made to work with my Bluetooth headset (the Jaybird uSport) but I saw another one called GOgroove BlueSense that appears to be exactly the same thing (but blue).
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I'm Assuming you are referring to an iPhone 4. U need to install the jvc ks-u30 ish cable. Make sure you get an authentic jvc cable because some of the Amazon vendors advertise the real one and send a knock off. That is the only way other than Bluetooth
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You need a mount and a wire harness adapter to hookup the radio. You will also need an adapter if you have radio steering wheel controls and wish to keep them. All of these are vehicle specific and shouldn't run more than $75 for the three. If you plan to run an Ipod DON'T buy any of the hookups that are for sale here, just go buy a 3.5mm to 3.5mm (male to male) cable and a USB to Ipod cable from Walmart or wherever and use those. It was the only way I ever got mine to work.
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I purchase my jvc Bluetooth usb adapter from ebay for about $35.00 it has to be a JVC / KENWOOD KS -UBT1 BLUETOOTH DONGLE
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From what I can tell you would need to either have or purchase the connection cords that will fit both the back of the receiver and your ipod. The same if you only want to use the headphones. Take them all to an electronics store to get correct adapters. Both receiver and head phones require batteries to operate.
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You can add Bluetooth capabilities to your IPOD with Okra Portable Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Music Transmitter and Receiver 2 in 1 Adapter. Just connect it to your IPOD 3.5mm port and set it to transmit. You can then sink it to your Bluetooth speaker.
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Sorry, I have no knowledge on what's required to use your iPod with this radio. All I can tell you is that it's a great radio with great sound quality.
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Audio/Video Outputs 1 set Aux Input yes Bluetooth Yes - Built in - no accessories required CD Changer Controls No Condition BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING Detachable Face Yes HD Radio Yes - Requires HD Tuner Module iPod Controls Yes - Through USB - use regular USB to iPod wire that came with your iPod Manufacturer JVC MP3 Playback yes MPN KW-AVX748 Navigation Nav Ready - Requires Accessory Peak Power Rating 50 Watts x 4 Channels Pre-Amp Outputs 3 Sets Pre-Amp Voltage 4 Volts Rearview camera input Yes Remote Control yes Satellite Radio XM or Sirius SD Card Slot No Size Double DIN Steering Wheel Control Capability Yes - Accessory Required Subwoofer Pre-Amp Output Yes Touch-Screen Yes UPC 046838044373 USB Input yes please for more info conatct JVC manufacture they will help you thank you
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Anything equipped with Bluetooth will work. However the quality is very low. I sent mine back and got a different unit for a little more money, but well worth it.
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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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Hey Floyd,As I am kinda tech challenged, it was really simple. I think all I did was turned it on and my iPod found it automatically. If you are still having problems then go to your settings tab on your iPod and make sure you have bluetooth turned on. If it is then go to bluetooth settings and make sure MW600 is connected, If not connected then touch it so it will discover it.If MW600 is not listed press and hold the on-off button on the MW600 unit for about 5 seconds, pairing indicator should appear on display. On your iPod search for and add new device. Enter 0000 if a passcode is required. Hey Floyd,As I am kinda tech challenged, it was really simple. I think all I did was turned it on and my iPod found it automatically. If you are still having problems then go to your settings tab on your iPod and make sure you have bluetooth turned on. If it is then go to bluetooth settings and make sure MW600 is connected, If not connected then touch it so it will discover it.If MW600 is not listed press and hold the on-off button on the MW600 unit for about 5 seconds, pairing indicator should appear on display. On your iPod search for and add new device. Enter 0000 if a passcode is... » Read More Hey Floyd,As I am kinda tech challenged, it was really simple. I think all I did was turned it on and my iPod found it automatically. If you are still having problems then go to your settings tab on your iPod and make sure you have bluetooth turned on. If it is then go to bluetooth settings and make sure MW600 is connected, If not connected then touch it so it will discover it.If MW600 is not listed press and hold the on-off button on the MW600 unit for about 5 seconds, pairing indicator should appear on display. On your iPod search for and add new device. Enter 0000 if a passcode is required. « Show Less