iPhone not recognized by factory radio
#1
iPhone not recognized by factory radio
I recently updated my orginal iPhone with the 2.0 update, and now when I plug in the phone to the iPod cable, it no longer prompts me to go to airport mode, and when I click the iPod/Aux button nothing happens.
Does anyone have an idea baout how to fix this?
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone have an idea baout how to fix this?
Thanks in advance!
#2
There should be a fix, whether it's through software/firmware updates or a physical adapter. Hopefully soon!
It's weird though that you are getting that problem with your iPhone 2G... it should be working so it looks like it might just be a problem with the 2.0 ware.
It's weird though that you are getting that problem with your iPhone 2G... it should be working so it looks like it might just be a problem with the 2.0 ware.
#4
Not sure what's up with your iPhone, but just to chime in, my iPhone 3G works just fine. Plugs right up, gives a notification about "this device isn't actually made to be used here" then asks if I want to go into airport mode. Answer no and it goes into regular operation via my head unit controls. Admittedly it does keep the error screen on, wish they'd fix that.
#5
Re: iPhone not recognized by factory radio
Originally Posted by mark
I recently updated my orginal iPhone with the 2.0 update, and now when I plug in the phone to the iPod cable, it no longer prompts me to go to airport mode, and when I click the iPod/Aux button nothing happens.
Does anyone have an idea baout how to fix this?
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone have an idea baout how to fix this?
Thanks in advance!
Maybe you need to do a factory restore under itunes?
#6
I've got 2.0.1 on my original iPhone. Works fine in the t1808 (2008 xB). Once in a while it will say "COMM ERROR" or "NO SONGS" but a quick unplug/replug usually fixes it.
btw, it also worked fine with 2.0 software.
btw, it also worked fine with 2.0 software.
#8
The latest iPhones/iPods have different pins for charging than all the older iPods. There is an adapter to fix this issue:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...iphone+adapter
BTW, iPhone 3G=2G (2nd generation). The original iPhone would be "1G". 3G refers to the data network, not the hardware version. It's all semantics. Even some salespeople call the original iPhone the 2G.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...iphone+adapter
BTW, iPhone 3G=2G (2nd generation). The original iPhone would be "1G". 3G refers to the data network, not the hardware version. It's all semantics. Even some salespeople call the original iPhone the 2G.
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