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Listening to my Ipod/Phone music through my Spyder Speakers?
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Dave & Tina
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if you bought it new there should have been a cable in the back, it worked for my friends phone but I had a I phone so it didn't work. there is a adapter you can buy for it.
Bfromla
Well-known member
Your limited should have come with the 30 pin ipod cable & if you have the apple lighting adapter attached. The cable plugs int to a port I think The RT has one in the trunk :dontknow:
The rest is controlled thru the mode button & radio.
https://youtu.be/eqf6LOVsS2k
there should also be a cable with a 3.5mm aux headphone jack that will play music but not allow control to skip or search.
The rest is controlled thru the mode button & radio.
https://youtu.be/eqf6LOVsS2k
there should also be a cable with a 3.5mm aux headphone jack that will play music but not allow control to skip or search.
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Border Rider
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listening to Ipod
I have a 2016 RTS that came with a ups connector on the cable in the rear trunk. I have an Ipod Nano so I just use my apple
cable that came with it. Can control it from the mode switch. On my 2011RT I purchased an Apple 30 pin to lightning pin
addapter.
I have a 2016 RTS that came with a ups connector on the cable in the rear trunk. I have an Ipod Nano so I just use my apple
cable that came with it. Can control it from the mode switch. On my 2011RT I purchased an Apple 30 pin to lightning pin
addapter.
Buckeye Bleau
New member
Your bykes are newer than mine, but in the trunk on the left side there I should the traditional cigarette style charging port, on the right there is a different port. Mine came with two cables, one is for Apple and the other is a multi pin connector that can be used on most any other device, Sony, Android, etc.
Then you cycle through the mod button to input for audio to locate the port,and you are good to go.
Joe
Then you cycle through the mod button to input for audio to locate the port,and you are good to go.
Joe
Bam Bam and Pebbles
New member
On my bike, I start it, hit the mode button shows the radio, hit the set button it shows the am band, hit set button it shows the weather station, hit the set again and it will show the IPone or IPod. As long as the phone or ipod is on and hooked up.
Bob Denman
New member
Question: Did you read your manual yet?
It's an easy thing to hook up, and is clearly covered... :thumbup:
It's an easy thing to hook up, and is clearly covered... :thumbup:
DGoebel
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Bob, is it not covered in your Owner's Manual? (Page 39)
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Bam Bam and Pebbles
New member
Yes it will, as long as it is an Apple adapter or an off brand that will transmit data as well as charge. Most of the off brands will only charge. I use an Apple adapter and it works on my IPhone 6 and IPad.
Bob Denman
New member
I gather that you've been plugging into the earbud jack...
Does your RT have a USB connector? If it does: use your Apple cabling that you would use to hook it up to your computer, and plug it in! :thumbup:
If it doesn't: get an Apple adapter, and use that to plug in to BRP's IPod cable.
Does your RT have a USB connector? If it does: use your Apple cabling that you would use to hook it up to your computer, and plug it in! :thumbup:
If it doesn't: get an Apple adapter, and use that to plug in to BRP's IPod cable.
bronzeflex42
Member
MP3
I have an MP3 player. I plugged the adapter cable that came with the bike, into the plug in the trunk. Bought me a longer cable to reach the glove box. I bought me a female coupler to connect both cables. I keep my MP3 player in the glove box, as i ride and set the radio to AUX and woohlah music all day long.
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I have an MP3 player. I plugged the adapter cable that came with the bike, into the plug in the trunk. Bought me a longer cable to reach the glove box. I bought me a female coupler to connect both cables. I keep my MP3 player in the glove box, as i ride and set the radio to AUX and woohlah music all day long.
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bobgeorge
New member
I have an MP3 player. I plugged the adapter cable that came with the bike, into the plug in the trunk. Bought me a longer cable to reach the glove box. I bought me a female coupler to connect both cables. I keep my MP3 player in the glove box, as i ride and set the radio to AUX and woohlah music all day long.
That sounds like a long cable you have :thumbup:
bobgeorge
New member
Yes, I was using the earbud jack.
I ordered a Apple adapter online and will try it when it comes in
:thumbup::joke:Bob Denman
New member
:congrats:, and thanks for letting us know that everything is working as it should! :thumbup:
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