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I have an MM-DG35I Samsung ''Personal Micro Component System'' and am having problems using it with my ipod nano: I don't have the system attached to a TV which means that if I want to play from my ipod, I can't see anything on the screen to see what I'm doing - ie. find playlists or artists etc. It does play through the system, just without being able to see what I'm doing. The ipod screen is grey and says ''Attached to Accessory. OK to disconnect''. Is there any way to stop the ipod from showing this screen and instead control the music being played using the ipod controls? (I know I could use an audio lead to connect it to the microphone/auxilliary connector but I'd rather use the dock). Thanks in advance!

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I have the problem that my Ipod 5th generation isn't functioning at all ? The seller has allready replaced the entire system but it still doesn't funnction !
Should I try out another dock ?
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Dear Seantennyson,

I have a question for you about the MM-dg35i

Is the dock integrated on the system? or is an external dock connected to the aux connectors?

Thanks in advance

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