Radio Operation

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by dprkk, Jan 14, 2007.

  1. dprkk

    dprkk Guest

    I have a 2006 Caravan with a type "REV" radio. It has sat mode, am, fm,
    cd/dvd capability. It also has RCA jacks on the front for L-R audio and
    video. I want to connect my ipod to the front but can't figure out how
    to get into the "AUX" mode. Is there an AUX mode on this radio?
     
    dprkk, Jan 14, 2007
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    Ken Weitzel Guest

    Hi dprkk...

    Not a mechanic, just an old retired electrical guy. Worse, don't have
    a caravan, never less a 2006. I do have a thought worth mentioning,
    though :)

    Often (at least in the olden days), the jack itself served dual
    purposes, being both the input and a switch - in this case being
    the switch to change you over to auxiliary input. I suggest just
    plugging in your iPod, turning on the radio, and seeing if that's not
    all that's required.

    Take care.

    Ken
     
    Ken Weitzel, Jan 14, 2007
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    philthy Guest

    the owners manual spells it out and will give you gobs more info about
    options u don't even know u have
     
    philthy, Jan 15, 2007
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  4. dprkk

    dprkk Guest

    That's the problem, the owner's manual justs says there are 3 RCA jacks
    on the front. No mention on how to get to the "AUX" mode though. The
    "mode" button on the front just cycles me through satellite, am and fm.
    CD/DVD gets activated when a disc is put in. Still looking for a
    solution.
     
    dprkk, Jan 15, 2007
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    dprkk Guest

    Finally figured it out. The ipod has to be on and playing before the
    radio will recognize it and go into "AUX" mode. Thanks for all the
    suggestions.
     
    dprkk, Jan 16, 2007
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    Mike Y Guest

    Not a Chrysler radio, but the aftermarket radio I put in my car won't
    cycle through the optional attachments unless something is detected.
    I don't know if it detects a signal or if it just detects a load on the
    input jack, but if the jack is empty, the mode change skips it.
     
    Mike Y, Jan 16, 2007
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