Ipod? What is needed for the Pioneer DEH-P7300 cd player to work with an ipod?

You would need the Pioneer CDIB100 iPod adapter instead.
It might charge your iPod, but it does not charge some iPod devices such as the Nano, iPod Touch, and iPhone.

Buy a rca to aux 3mm plug then you can connect to aux port.
RCA out is for the signal to the amp from the Head Unit. Mic is probably for your cell phone.
Am pretty surprise that an HU like that doesn't have USB Ipod support?

First, the CD-I200 is only compatible with Pioneer units that have a built-in iPod adaptor; the unit will say "iPod/iPhone ready". Your unit is not ipod/iphone ready. So, you have to use one of IB units, they are ipod adaptors with the IP Bus cable.

Hi there,

On the EQ on the ipod turn it to bass boost if not try a new cable

if your stero has an ip-bus connector then the items you require are on ebay as pioneer aux input.

You must use 1 of 3 methods to connect your iPod
1. FM modulator to wirelessly broadcast on a low FM band
2. iPod 3.5mm male/male direct connect cable.
3. iPod USB connection - with Pioneer iPod adapter module.

The direct connect 3.5mm port is on the back of the unit. One plugs into the radio - one plugs into the iPod headphone port.



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The correct iPod adapter for this is the CD-IB100ii, not the PAC piece you bought. With the correct adapter you will be able to charge your iPod, get text and control from the head unit, and of course audio playback through your system.

There is a plug on the back called an IP-BUS. You should be able to hook the ipod directly up to that with a simple homemade adapter. I built one for mine and it works fine.

http://stereophonik.com/gutterslide/IP-BUS_Hack/

there is an interconnector to connect this unit to the aux source (CD-RB20/CD-RB10)(sold seperately).
After connecting, press SOURCE until AUX appears in the display.
Press "play" on your ipod.
i sincerely hope this answers your question.

Yes, you can use the AUX input in the back or buy the IPOD Adapter for it

Here;

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/product/detail/0,,2076_4029_192089315,00.html




Best of Luck.