Can I hook up my Ipod to this sterio, A deh-1800

Are you running an amp?

hey mate try turning the head unit off then there should be a fnc (function) button while the unit is off hold this button in for 5sec should bring up a menu with date/time and other functions after the menu is up just press the function button normally to scroll thru the menu

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

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.

The RCA jacks are preamp outputs (to use with a sub or external amp) not input to use with an iPod

There is no way to direct-connect an iPod to the DEH-1500.

You can use an iTrip or other FM-radio transmitter to play your iPod through an unused channel on the FM radio band

More info please. Does your sterio have a remote? What is the Make/model of your vehicle?

There is no IP-BUS plug on the back of this model radio, nor is there a 3.5mm heaphone jack for auxillary input. The only way possible is through a wired FM Modulator.

My suggestion would be to replace the head unit. This model is a very inexpensive unit ($100retail) and can be replaced with a unit that is similar in features but with the addition of ipod input. You can get a radio with direct ipod control and charging for less than $150! Hope this was helpful.

those are rca outputs, if the radio is sat radio ready it should also work with pioneers ipod controller they are about 50 bucks it will charge your ipod as well as let you control it through the radio.

Have you measured the 12v ignition and permanent supply?
Also check the earth.
You will need a tester for this.
Check the fuses

John w

I have the same problem with an XM radio