Can this be connected to the aux port of a car radio? how via USB or ear bud jsck?

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Dec 19, 2012 - 25 posts - ‎18 authors I own a Hyundai Sonata 2012 which has a USB port that worked perfectly for listening to music on my iPhone. ... and it SUCKS. i want to be able to charge my phone via USB while I listen to music. .... I even bought an ALPINE stereo head unit and tried that, as they supposedly work with NOKIA phones, but.

This is what dewalt is saying...The Dewalt 12V/20V MAX work-site charger/radio functions as an AM/FM radio and recharges your 12V/20V Dewalt batteries (batteries not included). The 3-stage charger can recharge your batteries in as little as 1 hour, and the radio can run off 12V/20V batteries for cordless operation

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• Auxillary & USB ports allows for connection to CD, MP3, portable satellite receivers, and other digital audio devices.
• USB port allows device to be charged via USB when radio is plugged into a wall outlet
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Hello! Maybe I can help with your question. This model headunit does not support ipod control. It does not have rear or front inputs via 1/8mm jack that you could use the headphone output. You only have a couple of options here. First would be to purchase a wireless fm modulator that would transmit the ipod output through your cars antenna. (i.e. set the radio to 88.1, 88.3, etc) These can be purchased at Radio Shack, Wal-Mart, etc. The only other option would be to replace the headunit with a compatable unit. We sell a Kenwood for $139 that has a front USB port as well as the aux input. The USB on this unit reads droid phones and ipod. That model number is KDC-248U. Hope this helped! Good luck with your venture!

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hi, you may use the aux port by using the right type of usb, hope this helps

USB wires are universal, so No you shuouldn't need another wire.
My friend had a similar problem with his new AUDI 58 plate.
(shares the same "VAG" parts bin as your car)

He found that his new ipod was not compatible, and Audi said they need to upgrade their software. Audi dealer Re-imbursed him the cost of ipod.

check with your Dealer and find out which versions of ipod ARE compatable.
i've noticed quite a few things with Ipod compatibility dont support the iphone. & now there's a new iphone just to make things more difficult.
Good Luck.

The two ports on the front are they by any chance on your CD drive? If so those used to be implemented way back when '98 was released. They aren't used quite as much anymore. If you look on the back of your computer though there should be two or more colored round ports:

• Pastel pink: Microphone 1/8" stereo (TRS) Minijack
• Pastel green: Speaker 1/8" stereo (TRS) Minijack

These are included on most computers and should follow a color code if not have a small image shown next to the port. In this case, you want to plug in your ear buds in the "Pastel green" port. If your using Windows XP your computer should recognize this change and allow you to hear instantly from those earbuds. Windows Vista on the other hand doesn't hop over if it has a known working audio device already in use, in that case you must

Step 1: Locate your task pane in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Step 2: Playback options (I believe)
Step 3: Under "Playback" select your headphones from the list.
Step 4: Right click it and click "Set as default device"

You need to buy an extra cable that connects to the back of the radio, it is ipod ready but you need buy the cable. The front USB port is just for mp3 or mp4 players that you can connect via a USB port.

I had the same problem and I solved like a computer reboot. Go to set up in the navigation system and re-set the aux mode: stop it and then select it again. Your iPod via the aux will be recognized.

Did you try plugging in the audio device before turning on the radio? If so, follow this by pressing the PTT on the radio once. It should clear the problem.

Hello vabs008,

The Sony MP3 player in question appears to come with ear bud headphones, an ear bud extension cord, USB cable, and software CD-ROM. It does not appear to come with a charger and would require that you have a device with a USB port to provide power to the unit. However you can add an aftermarket USB AC adapter such as this one to allow charging without connection to a computer.

Best Regards,
Ken
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