what is the little switch on the top used for on the ipod nano, i lost my owners manual
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That little switch is to lock it so it wont turn off when connected via USB to a player. when pressed it will either keep it off, to prevent it from accidentally being switched on, if it is switched off; or it will keep it on when you connect it to a player (car or other).
786102
The small round switch on top left side of iPod locks out all of the controls on the round face. Example, your listening to music and stick the iPod in your pocket, slide switch to right, to prevent accidental skipping of songs, changing volume, etc. Hope that helps.
786103
para que se quede fijo ...es decir no cambie la utilidad que este usando...se pone con el intrruptor en rojo ..y se quita para escuchar otra cancion manualmente o tambien activar otra utilidad.-
464643
Yes, this works with iPod nano 6th gen. Have owned a Scosche for several years and used it on my motorcycle handlebar to control my varying generations of iPods while riding. The only difficult part with gloves on is forward/reverse a few seconds of play. The forward/reverse buttons for whole tracks and for playlists are fine. All other buttons work great, too. Padded winter riding gloves take some finesse to operate the buttons, though.
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actually it is very easy to remove it, I just removed it using a tip of a plastic tie , the key is to know where to poke it , if you see carefully the ipod adapter has a small recess on one of the sides (inner part of adapter, where ipod sits, long side facing towards you). I put the tip of the tie in that recess and pulled the adapter and it came our very easily.
2279176
I have the same unit and wanted to do the same thing but the best I could figure out was to buy a travel (windup) USB extension cable, break it out of the wind up case and use that to plug in the front and then run the cable back in between the bessel and the head unit and then route as desired. It's the cleanest way I could think of to accomplish the task. It actually looks fine. and now I can keep my ipod safely in the glove box.
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In my 99, I put the switch next to the CD player, under the ac controls. There was a spot about an inch square on the passenger side. There should also be a space closer to the ashtray. The aux I put in the front of top of the center console. It meant I could leave iPod connected and out of site. Just inside the latch where there was a flat spot. Used a label printer (white lettering on clear) to mark the switch.
1582140
You have to compare de part where you connect the HardDrive to the Ipod. Is in the upper part of the photo the black part in the center. Hope It helps.
1895673
Yeah, you just click (the up/down buttons) repeatedly and it seems to change the volume. My iPod doesn't register the change (I checked the screen) but the volume did change. I use them for running so it was necessary that I don't have to take he device out of the sleeve on my arm.
1216012
My Ipod, is a Nano, so not so new, but I use it every day and have recently downloaded new tunes from itunes. It works great!
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Mine was missing the iPod cable that plugs into the main unit, but new iPods can plug into a USB cable that plugs into the USB port. HOWEVER, the usb cable does not provide much or a charge, nor does it provide a full on-sreen control experience, so make sure they include the full ipod adapter cable if you want real ipod control. Overall, AMAZING :)
769197
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
1116195
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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I have the exact same problem, my 2nd Gen just broke and the new shuffle appear to be worthless. Some people recommend buying a reconditioned 2nd Gen from Apple but they appear to be out of stock. Not sure where to turn! Ipod Nano is popular but heavier than I'd prefer. Bring back the 2nd Gen Apple!
1078627
I hook it up through the headphone jack on the ipod. Use the cord with the small computer end into the speaker and the skinny headphone jack into the ipod's headphone input.
1936308
Looks to me like iPod shuffle has controls on the device itself that you can use when you plug it into the FM transmitter.
1854931
I'm using it with my iPod Nano. One click toggles stop/go. Two clicks moves to beginning of next track. Three clicks moves to beginning of current track.
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Connect it to the computer. Check more info in the iPod manual at http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1550/en_US/iPod_shuffle_4thgen_User_Guide.pdf
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I just spoke with an Apple rep as I am also frustrated with Cover Flow. He said to: (1) plug my ipod into my computer / iTunes(2) go to my nano's Summary page (where you can see the storage space or refresh the unit, etc)(3) click on the Music tab(4) uncheck Display Artwork-- I hope that helps!