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21-06-10, 16:41
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: switzerland
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autocom and 3rd party bluetooth module
hi, i have a bluetooth dondle that i can connect a 3.5mm audio jack to,
is there some way i can connect this to an autocom 200 kit instead of buying the autocom bluetooth module? from what i remember the aux input on the autocom is the 7 pin unit but i have not seen a 7 pin to 3.5mm jack adaptor lead..
the dongle connects to the phone and zumo no problem, just need to wire it in somehow to the autocom
anyone have ideas?
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28-07-10, 06:17
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Sheffield, England
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Bluetooth Dongle
I have a Zumo 400 and have been looking for something to plug into it to convert it to bluetooth. The dongle you mention sounds like it might do the job. Can you tell me who makes them and where to get such a thing from? Thanks
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28-07-10, 11:34
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Lancaster
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Quote:
Originally Posted by swissrob
hi, i have a bluetooth dondle that i can connect a 3.5mm audio jack to,
is there some way i can connect this to an autocom 200 kit instead of buying the autocom bluetooth module? from what i remember the aux input on the autocom is the 7 pin unit but i have not seen a 7 pin to 3.5mm jack adaptor lead..
the dongle connects to the phone and zumo no problem, just need to wire it in somehow to the autocom
anyone have ideas?
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Have a read through this thread on the Zumo forums, hopefully it will tell you what you need to do.
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