In the APP Radio Settings, how do you get to the "Other" option when selecting the iPhone? All AppRadio3's come factory preset to expect an iPhone5,
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Make sure you aren't connected to your phone and your radio is off. Pioneer electronics USA has the owners manual if you didn't get one.
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Mine is a much older version and I do not have that on mine , sorry. Good radio enjoy it.
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That's pretty much your only option. Unless you happen to have your iPhone connected you can tap the iPod icon which will cut the radio off and then press the "home" button on the deck to get back to the main screen which is what I typically do.
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You would have to download the appradio app, then from there download what GPS you'd like to use. But it doesn't have built in GPS, has to be ran through your smart phone. Kinda a hassle and slow to be honest .
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I dont think you need the iPhone for Pandora. The radio has a "Bluetooth Audio" setting. I just put it on that and it will play whatever audio my phone is playing. Podcasts, mp3s, Pandora, whatever.
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Re-pair no, Settings connect yes. Another reason I got rid of my iPhone bluetooth functionality sucks. On my android I have a shortcut to all my bluetooth devices on my homescreen.
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There are none. This essentially is a standard radio with AM/FM reception and the ability to play music from your iPod or iPhone.
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On previous models I had you could change the preset stations. But with the new one you can only use the 8 Preset stations. If you have the model with a choice of 3 Stations you select a new station by Holding down the M Button, use the + or - Button to select a Station that is suitable, and then Press either 1, 2 or 3. Hope that helps, Barry.
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Okay, sorry for the delay, but I wanted to wait to see my iPhone6-carrying friend so I could pair his iP6 to my X3. What I did was, I went into Settings on his iP6, and selected Bluetooth. That makes the phone actively look for devices. Then, on my X3, I pressed the "Talk" button (NOT the PLAY button!) and held it until the device flashed "Talk" and "End" repeatedly. "Talk" is the BLUE PHONE button. When flashing, that means the device is attempting to pair with a specific phone. That took maybe five seconds. Once the phone showed "Connected", I pressed "play" and the music started. If this does not work, please email me back and we'll get it to work. iPhone6 may be a really cool phone, but at the end of the day, it's still just a phone like every other phone and should still pair with devices. BTW, once it's been successfully paired once, from then on, it should automatically pair whenever you turn on the device.
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No, you need the one we sell for the AppRadios for use with the AppRadio. Thank you.
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I returned the unit. It kept messing up and didn't ever fully function. No I have an app radio. Works tons better
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Don't get app radio 2 Only works good with iPhone 4s If you want app radio 3 and 4 are out Much better
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I do not have an iphone but the way I did it on my droid was: I turned on the speaker, then i went into my Bluetooth settings and i selected the device (jbl) that I wanted to connect to. Once the two devices were synchronized the Bluetooth icon on my phone went from white to blue. I then activated Pandora on my phone and started listening to radio. I hope this helps.
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I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input. I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android... » Read More I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input. « Show Less
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I think the problem is that there is only one camera input. I don't think this would work. It's a great idea, though. The "fooling it to believe it's in Park" is the least of the problems. Incidentally, if you haven't bought yet, and you own an iPhone get AppRadio 3 with CarPlay. This AppRadio2 has become very problematical with IOS8. If I knew then what I know now, I would have waited for the unit with CarPlay. That's if you use an iPhone 5 or later.
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I never used the radio. I didn't try to configure it.Maybe the user's manual will help you. Sorry.
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Yes but the rest operates poorly. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. Yes but the rest operates poorly. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is... » Read More Yes but the rest operates poorly. The only BT device that works with this radio is the MS-BT100. It only allows you to pause, play, FF, song display etc from your smartphone ONLY! It renders those buttons on your radio itself useless. The only thing you will be able to control from the radio face is the volume basically turning that 5" radio on your dash into nothing more than a volume button. Before this I had an iPhone 4s that worked great with the 30 pin adapter but after upgrading to the iPhone 6 this is my only option. If you have a iPhone 5 or later buy a fusion radio that is comparable with the MS-bt200 thus allowing you full control of your music from the radio dash. « Show Less