AUX adapter interface 12-pin for VW Audi RCD 200 210 300 310 500 DMC iPhone iPod

The interface is recognized as a digital CD changer by the radio and thus enables the control of the iPhone, iPod or iPad.

The radio can be operated as usual without any loss of quality, the digital CD changer is (Plug & Play).

You can use 2 different connection options, you can use the iPhone / iPod connection to control the MP3s on your iPhone / iPod from the radio,

An MP3 player or laptop etc. can be connected via the 3.5mm jack connection. (Without control, only audio transmission).

Interface is for radios with a 12-pin Quadlock connection!

Compatible with the following 12-pin (quadlock) radios:

• VW: Delta 6, Delta 7, Premium 6, Premium 7, RCD-200/210, RCD-300/310, RCD-500, RNS-300/310 RNS-510, RNS2, RNS Navigation, MFD 2, MFD 2 DVD, New Phaeton, R100, R110, Chorus 3, Rhapsody, Navigation 7L6 Z6Z7
• Audi: Altea CD01, Chorus 3, Concert 3, Symphony 3, Navigation Plus 3 (RNS-E), BNS 5.0 Navigation (without MMI)
• Skoda: Audience, Beat, Cruise, Dance, Rhapsody, Stream, Stream 2008, Nexus DVD, RCD-300, Navi DX, RNS 2, MFD 2
• Seat: Altea CD02, audio system CD3, Aura CD, Lena, MFD2, RNS4, sound system 2, Columbus, radio CD-1, CD-2, CD-3, PN-1, PN-3, RNS-2
  

Compatible up to Apple iPhone 4S and iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3

Service:

• using the buttons on the radio and steering wheel
• Use the disc keys to jump between the different folders
• using the track buttons between the titles/songs
  

Scope of delivery:

• Digital interface box
• Connection cable from the interface to the car radio / approx. 90cm long
• Dock cable from interface to iPhone, iPod / approx. 50cm long
• Instruction manual available for download above

Technical data:

• Box (length: 6.5cm, width: 4.3cm, height: 2.0cm)
• Connection cable length: approx. 90cm
• iPhone, iPod charging function
• Supported formats: MP3, WMA, iTunes (ACC)
• AUX input for 3.5mm jack plug (no control possible)
• Search possible within the title (forward/reverse)
• Stops when using the original hands-free device or when selecting another source on the radio (e.g. FM radio)