Why can't i connect my ipod touch to my cd player

The best way to connect an older IPod or other MP3 player to the AVR-1803 is to use a 3.5 mm (M) to RCA audio cable. This will work for audio on all IPods (and video on some of the older IPods). Here's an example: http://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Audio-Video-Cable-iPod/dp/B000STBSU4 . Connect the 3.5 mm end to the headphone jack; the RCA plugs go into one of the AVR-1803 RCA inputs.

For some IPods, try a connector like this: http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-iPod-Connector-Cable/dp/B000CBFVXS . This connects to the docking port on the IPod.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Do you have an installation CD for it ?.

If yes first install your software first your ipod can be recognized ...

Note: Using your I pod with your PC requires a media software called ( I Tunes).before you can use it with your PC.

First install your I pod installation CD for it to recognized on your system, then after wards install your I tunes software ......

Now your ready to use your Apple i pod wit your PC. take care...

is there an aux or an ipod setting on your deck

No you do not require a router to connect your I pod to the internet.

If you wish to load the songs on the I Pod, you can first look for songs on the internet and save them to your computer.
Then you can connect the I POD to the compuet via the USB cable which you would have received with the I pod.

Please connect the usb cable one end on the I pod and the other to the
the computer. The moment you connect the I POD to the computer, the system will detect the IPOD player. You can then save the copy of songs you have downladed on your I POD player.
You can select the sond saved on your compuet by doing a CTRL+C key and then go to MY COMPUTER> and under the drives section it will show your I POD PLAYER. CLICK ON THE PHILIPS PLAYER TO GO INSIDE SO THAT YOU CAN DO A CTRL+V and copy the songs on the I POD player.

That should do the trick and you shoudl be able to listen to your favourite songs on the move.

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You have to set up the AUX output.
1. Touch the source icon and then touch "OFF" to turn the unit off.
(The unit will be in demo mode)
2. Touch the screen to display the touch panel keys.
3. Touch AV Menu you should see "Inital Menu" and touch it.
4. Touch AUX 1 on the inital menu to select desired setting.
5. Touch it until Ipod is selected (make sure you have the CD-IU200V connected.
6. Touch ESC. Ipod video should work now.
7. See Page 50 in Operation Manual for more information.

try restoring your ipod touch to factory defaults using itunes

Some kind person on a freecycle site helped me.

Add Alpine's optional "Full Speed" connection cable and you'll be able to use the CDE-9872 to control your iPod. -Crutchfields website

This is compatible with first and second generation iPods touch.
fyi- if you have a mini-stereo aux in jack on the deck you can connect a ipod touch compatible mini stereo cable to the earphone jack of your ipod.

use one of these http://www.amazon.com/Precision-Interface-Electronics-ALP-M-RCA/dp/B0002IEFBU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1223775360&sr=8-1
with one of these http://www.amazon.com/3-5-Stereo-Male-Two-Cable/dp/B0016LFN2C/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1223775403&sr=8-2

Sorry man. The JVC's don't work with iPod Touches or iPhones. You can connect them to the External in, but the iPod cable doesn't work.

Dan