I tried customer support chat and tried turning both units off and on again, nothing is working. I get the message on my iPod "This accessory is not supported by iPod Touch". I have a 4th Gen iPod touch, which is supposed to be compatible with this unit.
I have the same radio and the exact same problem. I reset the radio and it wirks for a day. I go and try my iPhone the following day, and reverts back to error this device does..... Well you know the restored of resetting this thing every other day.
SOURCE: is there an update for
Yes just go to: http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-download.pl?upd_id=5885&mdl=ICFCL75IP
This is the version 1.05 update on Sony's site along with instructions on how to install it.
SOURCE: i have the ICF-CS10iP dream
Please check the iPod connector on the Sony. If you can wiggle it, it is
probably a bad connection. These models Sony radios have the connector
directly soldered on a PCB and it tends to get loose after a while due
to connecting/disconnecting the iPod. If it is loose, the connector
needs to be resoldered back into place.
I have had the following circumstances when there was a bad connection:
- iPod will not be charged
- iPod can not play music through the Sony
- iPod will play music through the Sony, but an iPhone won't
SOURCE: my ipod wont play through
Please check the iPod connector on the Sony. If you can wiggle it, it is
probably a bad connection. These model Sony radios have the connector
directly soldered on a PCB and it tends to get loose after a while due
to connecting/disconnecting the iPod. If it is loose, the connector
needs to be re-soldered back into place.
I have had the following circumstances when there was a bad connection:
- iPod will not be charged
- iPod can not play music through the Sony
- iPod will play music through the Sony, but an iPhone won't
SOURCE: Sony ICF-DS11iP doesn't play my
Please check the iPod connector on the Sony. If you can wiggle it, it is probably a bad connection. These models Sony radios have the connector directly soldered on a PCB and it tends to get loose after a while due to connecting/disconnecting the iPod. If it is loose, the connector needs to be resoldered back into place.
I have had the following circumstances when there was a bad connection:
- iPod will not be charged
- iPod can not play music through the Sony
- iPod will play music through the Sony, but an iPhone won't
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Did you ever get an answer or find out how to solve the problem? We are getting the same error message on iPods that we recently updated.
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