iPHONE through Radio
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iPHONE through Radio
Guys,
I hate to say this, but my Georgia girlfriend taught me something about my Harley. She just bought a 2010 Tri-Glide, and has been playing with everything and learning a lot...
Anyhow, she found out that if you have an iPHONE and the Advanced radio (or maybe others too) on your Harley, you can talk on the phone while riding. I know guys, not a good idea, but there are times (emergency from family) when you can't help it. So anyhow, here's how it works....
Run down to the local Radio Shack and pick up a stereo (3 wire) cord of the appropriate lenght. This will have a mini stereo plug on each end.
Now, plug one end into your iPHONE, and the other end into the AUX input on the front of the radio.
Change the MODE on the radio to AUX. Now Turn on the iPHONE and start listening to your music.
When a call comes in, simply press answer on the phone and begin talking, assuming you have the headphone/microphone setup in your helmet. The music will mute and the call will come through the headphones. You will speak into the mic and the caller can hear you. When the call is done, the music will once again begin playing. Hang up as normal and continue on your way.... how freakin' cool is that???
But, please please please, be safe.... talking on the phone while riding could get you KILLED........ don't fool around with your or your passengers life!!!!!!!
Thank you so much Belinda... we all appreciate your tip
I hate to say this, but my Georgia girlfriend taught me something about my Harley. She just bought a 2010 Tri-Glide, and has been playing with everything and learning a lot...
Anyhow, she found out that if you have an iPHONE and the Advanced radio (or maybe others too) on your Harley, you can talk on the phone while riding. I know guys, not a good idea, but there are times (emergency from family) when you can't help it. So anyhow, here's how it works....
Run down to the local Radio Shack and pick up a stereo (3 wire) cord of the appropriate lenght. This will have a mini stereo plug on each end.
Now, plug one end into your iPHONE, and the other end into the AUX input on the front of the radio.
Change the MODE on the radio to AUX. Now Turn on the iPHONE and start listening to your music.
When a call comes in, simply press answer on the phone and begin talking, assuming you have the headphone/microphone setup in your helmet. The music will mute and the call will come through the headphones. You will speak into the mic and the caller can hear you. When the call is done, the music will once again begin playing. Hang up as normal and continue on your way.... how freakin' cool is that???
But, please please please, be safe.... talking on the phone while riding could get you KILLED........ don't fool around with your or your passengers life!!!!!!!
Thank you so much Belinda... we all appreciate your tip
Last edited by apopj; 03-09-2010 at 10:26 AM.
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Using a Bluetooth headset (Cardo Scala G4) I'm able to listen to music, take calls, and get navigation directions all via iPhone. Great setup. Can also pair up with two other rides, if they are also running Cardo uints! Actually 2 riders plus their passengers if all are using Cardo units.
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I do not hear it ring but since it's mounted on the RAM mount and when a call comes in the music stops it's pretty easy to tell if you are getting a call.
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....... it rings thru mine.
.... Don't have the advanced unit (it's a stock '05 stereo) but i plug the iPhone into the aux port & start up the iPod for tunes, if I get a call the music fades & the ringer comes on, the tunes come back on when the 5 rings are done.
..I don't answer the phone while riding, but i know if there's something on the voicemail when I finally make a stop.
.... Don't have the advanced unit (it's a stock '05 stereo) but i plug the iPhone into the aux port & start up the iPod for tunes, if I get a call the music fades & the ringer comes on, the tunes come back on when the 5 rings are done.
..I don't answer the phone while riding, but i know if there's something on the voicemail when I finally make a stop.