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Old August 11th 08, 02:11 PM posted to uk.telecom.mobile
Dirk
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Hi

My wife's company car has a cradle for her Nokia phone which allows her to
speak hands-free and hear via the car sound system - the phone "takes over"
the system during calls. As far as I can see, this has been custom wired to
an Aux in somwhere deep in the system's innards.

Does anyone know if there is a link cable available which would allow her to
play her MP3 player through this cradle's docking plug i.e. 3.5mm jack to
Nokia (female) socket?

TIA


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Old August 11th 08, 02:41 PM posted to uk.telecom.mobile
Woody[_3_]
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"Dirk" wrote in message
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Hi

My wife's company car has a cradle for her Nokia phone which allows
her to speak hands-free and hear via the car sound system - the phone
"takes over" the system during calls. As far as I can see, this has
been custom wired to an Aux in somwhere deep in the system's innards.

Does anyone know if there is a link cable available which would allow
her to play her MP3 player through this cradle's docking plug i.e.
3.5mm jack to Nokia (female) socket?

TIA



Most phone inputs on the back of car radios are mono


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Old August 11th 08, 04:34 PM posted to uk.telecom.mobile
Theo Markettos
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Dirk wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a link cable available which would allow her
to play her MP3 player through this cradle's docking plug i.e. 3.5mm jack
to Nokia (female) socket?


Possibly. What car and what radio is it? A friend of mine has been trying
to hack something up for his 1998ish Renault, which uses a Philips radio.
The Philips uses the I2S bus to talk to CD changers, and he's trying to hack
an external input into it and make it pretend to be a CD changer. It's
progressing slowly.

Quite possibly someone else sells a similar kit for your radio? I'd Google
the radio model number rather than the car, as that's what you have to
convince to take the signal.

Nokia external adaptors tend to use the FBUS or MBUS (or USB?) to indicate
things like phone ringing, or to identify themselves to the phone. So it
might be a bit tricky to use the Nokia cable.

Theo
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Old August 11th 08, 06:39 PM posted to uk.telecom.mobile
Ian Smith[_3_]
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Default Link cable for Nokia

Dirk wrote:
Hi

My wife's company car has a cradle for her Nokia phone which allows her to
speak hands-free and hear via the car sound system - the phone "takes over"
the system during calls. As far as I can see, this has been custom wired to
an Aux in somwhere deep in the system's innards.

Does anyone know if there is a link cable available which would allow her to
play her MP3 player through this cradle's docking plug i.e. 3.5mm jack to
Nokia (female) socket?

TIA




.... use an FM transmitter. They are about 5 or 6 quid.

regards, Ian
 




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