2009 cts has 3.5 &amp; usb ports. do you believe the cable will allow for car to control iphone 4s (pause, forward, itunes radio, pandora)?
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The cable allows you to use the car controls using your ipod/iphone through the auxillary component. You can listen to pandora, itunes...etc.
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I don't know. This was meant for BMW's that have the GPS and the extended Aux controller in the graphics of the BMW. This is needed for car control of the iPhone. I have an I phone 5 and needed another Apple adaptor for this work. But If you use the iphone directly and can play audio via the Audio Aux port it may work with no control. So you will need to have the USB and the Audio port close together. Good luck
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That has nothing to do with the cord, and everything to do with the design of your car's system. This just connects it. In my 2011, it allows you to scroll through artists and playlists through the car's system interface, but you don't even have a section for podcasts. You have to come up with a workaround like finding the podcasts in the "artists" menu. Good luck!
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I use it in my 2010 CC. It should work with any Older I phones. Just not the 5. And make sure you have a place for it to plug in your car. I have the music tab hookup and my glove box and it works. I have had it for a year.
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This just arrived, and when I plug in my 4S it says "This accessory is not supported by iPhone." Am I doing something wrong? The radio works through the speakers, but not my iPhone. Help!
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This works in my 2009 Scion TC but it's not a lightening cable like the new iPhones so I bought an adapter that goes from iPhone 4 to the lightening cable but it doesn't work I haven't figured it out yet if it's the cable or adapter that's the problem
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I agree with all. This connector is a "Lightning" connector, and will not fir your 4s. I suggest you use the USB port (if you have one) in your car, along with your existing 4s cord. You should be able to charge it that way.
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I had a similar situation, I was connecting my iPhone 5s to a 2008 G37 which came with an iPod cable. I got the Lightning adapter from Apple, but it wouldn't charge bc the cable was built for an iPod. Got the Scosche passport and it worked. It is made specifically for that purpose, to convert iPod cables to charge you're iphone. It worked for me, should work on what you are trying to do.
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I use my i phone on my aux circuit in my car. This allows me to connect my phone into my system. I have a basic system in a 2012 car. My steering wheel controls are not affected, volume and mode search all work, however I still have to use my speaker setting on my phone to make phone calls. I can play music through my system with the cord and when I get a text while it's connected the volume dims automatically to get my attention, nice! My music pauses while I'm talking and resumes when I hang up. I love my Cosmos cord and for the cost, how can you not try it out?
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I didn't buy anything extra my husband has 4s the one with Siri. I see him charge this device on his computer and when he goes out on his motorcycle he takes the charger device and chord works amazingly fast. He even uses it in the house if the phone is running low. Hope this helps
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This one will not, they have one that will! I have a 2004 accord. I bought this had to send it back and go through craziness to get it. Just message them for the link, but when you charge your iPhone from the acc 12v ports it makes a little click sound but if you use there charger one it doesn't make the sound, charges and plays music. I drilled a little hole in the middle din for the wire .
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Should, connect, but can be an FM frequency challenge. I actually returned mine. Even in southern delaware where there are not a lot of high powered radio stations, I got a lot of interference and need to switch frequencies. For the same price, about, I bought a usb ready receiver to replace to manufacturer unit in my 97 miata. Plug the iPhone in with a lightning cable and rock on. Control from the head unit or the phone. Charges at the same time. &#128526;
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It's a standard auxiliary cable. Most newer cars will have an "AUX" port somewhere around the radio controls or sometimes in the armrest. If you can confirm that you have this port it should work with almost any device including the iPhone 5.
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As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto Reconnect, my OBDII interface type is ELM and I have it set to Auto Detect the data port. Works great! As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto... » Read More As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto Reconnect, my OBDII interface type is ELM and I have it set to Auto Detect the data port. Works great! « Show Less
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My car (2009 Nissan Cube) has an iPod hookup, and this product did not work with it. I would also be pretty sure that if your car stereo takes control of your iPod/iPhone (to where you can't control the iPod/iPhone directly and it makes you use the stereo's controls), this product will not work.
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I have a 2010 TT-S with Nav, and it works for me. (The port is also in the glove box). Combined with this A2DP adapter now you have a best cost effective aftermarket wireless music solution http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00727FE5U/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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The Exelvan product I have works with my iPhone 4s. The 5c uses a different charging connector. With an appropriate adapter, the 5c phone can be charged by this device. Connection to the FM transmitter is via the 3.5mm headphone socket, which is located at the top left edge of the iPhone 4s. IF the headphone socket is located on the bottom of the 5c, you may need an extension cable to connect to the transmitter. I do not use the remote control, so cannot offer an opinion.