Rhonda@FVD

We would like to introduce you to the FusionDock® for the iPhone® 5 /5 S / 6.



It offers, improved iPhone Functionality and Seamless Integration.

FusionDock offers the following advantages over your current iPhone integration:

- Your iPhone is securely stored in the center console.
- Your iPhone will be continuously charged.
- Your iPhone displays to your PCM 3.1 (PCM/CDR) via the USB port connection in your glove box.*
- The connection to inductive outdoor antenna improves your phone signal.
- The radiation of your phone is significantly reduced.
- When connected via USB the quality of your music is not degraded.
- Your iPhone allows calls via the PCM.
- Your FusionDock is upgradeable for each new iPhone you get.**







RETAIL PRICE: $ 395 - In Stock at our Florida Location

Available for sale on our website, click this link... www.fvd.net

Available through Dealers, please contact me with your location and I will recommend the dealer in your area.

“Made for iPhone” 5/5S/6 – FusionDock is Apple Certified and worldwide patented.

*this option is only available for cars that have the USB port in your glove box. If you don’t have the USB you will connect via Bluetooth.

**future phone upgrades must be purchased separately.


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9914s

Wow this is cool.

NoGaBiker

So Waze would display on PCM while driving? Sorry, I'm lo-tech; not sure how all this works. Would the chick on Waze continue to say, "Watch Out! Police up ahead!"

Bents

Same question as above. Can you elaborate on what you mean by "Your iPhone displays to your PCM 3.1 (PCM/CDR) via the USB port connection in your glove box.*"?

What exactly displays on PCM? Does it just mean that it shows the tracks, etc, as with an existing wired connection through the USB in the glovebox?

9914s

I think what he means is it displays just like when you connect the phone to the USB port.

Axxlrod

Very interesting.

I'd like to see pictures of what exactly is displayed on the pcm screen during various phone functions.

c_Gio

Do all our cars have USB in glove box?

NoGaBiker

My 15 does.

Joec500

I almost pulled the trigger on this, but I don't think you can control things like spotify and waze once it's inside the dock.

Jim M.

My 12.5 does also.

neurotic

Finally!!! I'll be purchasing one

Rhonda@FVD

NoGaBiker, Bents, 9914s, Axxlrod and Joec500:

You can’t control waze and spotify while the iPhone is inside the FusionDock, correct.

Waze won’t display on the PCM, but Waze will still say "Watch Out! Police up ahead!"

PCMs with an AHA profile can display some apps. But I don’t think Waze is one of those apps.

Here are a few pics of how the FusionDock displays via the USB connection...

hinckley

This is a very slick solution, but unfortunately it won't work for me as I run Waze all the time and want to view the Waze display.

On a related note, I recently read an article about Apple Play and the Android equivalent (both of which should be supported by the next gen PCM). The article downplayed both technologies because it said most apps will not be displayable or controllable via in-car screens and systems. It specifically mentioned Waze as a popular, but unsupported app. Disappointing.

Cpages2

I was super excited at first, but the lack of any control over apps like Spotify or e-mail is what killed it for me.

plenum

Guys- the only way that you will be able to display and possibly control iPhone apps via PCM screen in our 991's is to incorporate an interface from manufacturer like Alpine or NAV-TV into the PCM wiring. The only solutions I've ever come across that will allow this level of integration require cracking-open the PCM box and running additional input wires to the board. Totally doable, but not something most 991 owners would want to DIY.

While I really do like the look of this product, the fact that it covers nearly all of the screen while docked is a non-starter for me. I too use WAZE extensively.