i have a 2013 with uconnect what will i need i already have bluetooth and also how do i still keep my usb in the center console and is there a bypass
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Not sure about the usb in the console. The connect won't work. It'll have its own Bluetooth connection. If ur jeep has a sub it won't work either. My jeep is a base sport and it was plug and play.
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The CR1210 has it's own Bluetooth/hands-free phone support. It works well. My iPhone synched up instantly and I was able to transfer my contact list with one touch on the onscreen menu. The CR1210 also has a built in USB port and auxiliary input port just like the OEM stereo does. It also supports the steering wheel stereo controls (make sure you plug in the brown connector). The only thing it doesn't support is the Bluetooth microphone in the A pillar. However, they provide you with a microphone of their own that works well. You just have to run the wire. If you want SiriusXM, then you have to purchase the SiriusXM SXV300v1 Connect Vehicle Tuner Kit for Satellite Radio from Amazon. The satellite menu comes right up on the CR1210. I've been very pleased with this unit. It works well and looks OEM. The GPS software works great. The only downside is that the directions aren't all that good. The best information can be found on the wiring schematic label on the top of the device. There is also a good Youtube video (Google-- CR1210 installation jeep jk). Hope this helps.
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If you have an android phone then download the app called torque it works really good with the Bluetooth. As for the CD you only need that if your using it via the computer, I have the cd but have never used it. I could try to send you the files off of mine if you want. email me if you want me to try that, vespoli2x@aol.com. Hope I can help
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all you do is plug the Bluetooth USB stick into a USB then you plug the aux cord from the Bluetooth USB stick to an aux plug. plugging it into the USB supplies the Bluetooth USB stick with power to connect to your phone by Bluetooth.
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I will clarify by saying you must manually connect Bluetooth every time you turn it on and I am constantly having issues with my steering wheel controls. These features are important to me.
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Are you sure there is not a USB connection inside the lower portion of the center console? I have a 2013 Cadillac CTS and inside the console is an aux jack and a USB connection. The USB connection is a little to the left of the aux jack. If you don't have a USB connection, I think you can plug your Iphone into just the aux jack but you have to use the controls on the Iphone rather than the radio. That works for my Ipod. Also the cable I purchased was a perfect replacement for the one that came with my car if your phone has the 30 pin Apple connector.
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No "special" harness is needed to use the Bluetooth features of this unit unless YOUR vehicle has controls on the steering wheel that integrate with Bluetooth features. This unit's Bluetooth is well with phones, tablets and ear devices.
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The USB port is for charging *other* devices, like your phone or iPad. You can do that while using the Bluetooth if your device runs low.
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Hello. I owned a 2011 sonata in which the audio system was more accommodating to this style adapter. I now own a 2013 and I found that the system changed somewhat. A Regular Ipod usb port cable is all thats needed. I'm sure it can be found right here on amazon. Good Luck!
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This is Kevin with ReplacementRadios. It is listed for your vehicle and that radio, yes. We package it with FREE dash trim tools in Amazon listing B00U31ZPV0. Or with dash aux jack and tools in listing B00U4IDQFY. Or with Bluetooth kit and tools in listing B00U4I425C. Or with dash aux AND Bluetooth kit in listing B00U4IP0QM. There are also a couple listings that include the tools and a dash USB jack: B00VQZRTKW and B00VQZVO2Q. That last one is the best value because we also throw in the dash USB mount for free. If you have found this information helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We sell at the Grom minimum. If you purchase elsewhere for less you won't have a valid warranty or free technical support from Grom. Is saving a couple bucks worth that?
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I don't have a clue. Wish I had one.Cannot connect to car bluetooth. If you can help, please do. Thanks
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Yes you can install the UConnect Box and then have bluetooth connectivity to your phone.
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The unit comes with a USB extension cable that gets routed from the back of the unit to where ever you want. Some people route it into their glove box. I have mine come up between my front seats at my center console.
615160
Blue tooth connects to the uconnect module in the car. Has nothing to do with the lock pick device. Check to see if there are any software upgrades available for the radio.
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No, you will need to install the drivers. The link to the drivers can be found at: http://www.satechi.net/index.php/computer-accessories/network-adapters/satechi-bluetooth-4-0-usb. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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If your car already has bluetooth, you don't even need this device! Just use any bluetooth device like an iPhone, Android phone, tablet, etc. and you should be able to stream music to your car radio. I can't believe this hasn't been posted already!
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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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I with my SG5 because I have my default device set for my car Bluetooth. Here is what might work for you: If you've paired your iOS device with a Bluetooth accessory and no longer wish to use that accessory, you may unpair it. If you wish to leave the device paired, but route calls through a second, paired device, turn off the first device and then turn on the second device. Then in Settings > Bluetooth, tap on the device you wish to use.From the Home screen choose Settings > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth isn't on, turn it on.Choose a device and tap Unpair.Until you pair the Bluetooth accessory again, your iOS device won't route information through it. I with my SG5 because I have my default device set for my car Bluetooth. Here is what might work for you: If you've paired your iOS device with a Bluetooth accessory and no longer wish to use that accessory, you may unpair it. If you wish to leave the device paired, but route calls through a second, paired device, turn off the first device and then turn on the second device. Then in Settings > Bluetooth, tap on the device you wish to use.From the Home screen choose Settings > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth isn't on, turn it on.Choose a device and tap Unpair.Until you pair... » Read More I with my SG5 because I have my default device set for my car Bluetooth. Here is what might work for you: If you've paired your iOS device with a Bluetooth accessory and no longer wish to use that accessory, you may unpair it. If you wish to leave the device paired, but route calls through a second, paired device, turn off the first device and then turn on the second device. Then in Settings > Bluetooth, tap on the device you wish to use.From the Home screen choose Settings > Bluetooth. If Bluetooth isn't on, turn it on.Choose a device and tap Unpair.Until you pair the Bluetooth accessory again, your iOS device won't route information through it. « Show Less