Bluetooth for PCM3.0 without aux Input
03-29-2021, 11:57 AM
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Bluetooth for PCM3.0 without aux Input
Hello,
I have a 997.2 without any auxiliary inputs. How do I go about getting a Bluetooth connection that isn’t a crappy radio transmitter? MR12Volt does not say it supports PCM3 in my 997.2 turbo.
Any help is great!
-Cory
I have a 997.2 without any auxiliary inputs. How do I go about getting a Bluetooth connection that isn’t a crappy radio transmitter? MR12Volt does not say it supports PCM3 in my 997.2 turbo.
Any help is great!
-Cory
03-29-2021, 12:19 PM
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2009 C2S 170K miles
Are you sure? In the cubby at your right elbow, center console, do you have the input jacks for IPod, USB, and another jack? They are hard to see.
Peace
Bruce in Philly
Are you sure? In the cubby at your right elbow, center console, do you have the input jacks for IPod, USB, and another jack? They are hard to see.
Peace
Bruce in Philly
03-29-2021, 12:39 PM
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03-29-2021, 04:06 PM
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I have the same, 2009 without the aux input option, sadly as far as I can tell you have only a few options.
1 - replace the PCM with aftermarket
2 - use one of the radio transmitter options that cuts the antenna signal when it's working to eliminate interference
3 - code up the aux input option via PIWIS getting the code from either a dealer or one of the sites that has cracked the coding algorithms. If you take this route you can get a BT audio mode (typo - should be 'module') from Becker that will plug into the PCM and provide the streaming interface.
If there is a better option I'd love to find it!
TJ
1 - replace the PCM with aftermarket
2 - use one of the radio transmitter options that cuts the antenna signal when it's working to eliminate interference
3 - code up the aux input option via PIWIS getting the code from either a dealer or one of the sites that has cracked the coding algorithms. If you take this route you can get a BT audio mode (typo - should be 'module') from Becker that will plug into the PCM and provide the streaming interface.
If there is a better option I'd love to find it!
TJ
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03-29-2021, 05:54 PM
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I have the same, 2009 without the aux input option, sadly as far as I can tell you have only a few options.
1 - replace the PCM with aftermarket
2 - use one of the radio transmitter options that cuts the antenna signal when it's working to eliminate interference
3 - code up the aux input option via PIWIS getting the code from either a dealer or one of the sites that has cracked the coding algorithms. If you take this route you can get a BT audio mode from Becker that will plug into the PCM and provide the streaming interface.
If there is a better option I'd love to find it!
TJ
1 - replace the PCM with aftermarket
2 - use one of the radio transmitter options that cuts the antenna signal when it's working to eliminate interference
3 - code up the aux input option via PIWIS getting the code from either a dealer or one of the sites that has cracked the coding algorithms. If you take this route you can get a BT audio mode from Becker that will plug into the PCM and provide the streaming interface.
If there is a better option I'd love to find it!
TJ
also, do the Denison or Mr12Volts not work on PCM3?
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03-29-2021, 08:26 PM
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03-29-2021, 08:30 PM
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Yes - as far as I am aware you still need the AUX input coded up - that is what I was trying to say but for my poor typing above. If you code up the AUX input then use one of these (also a variation is available from Becker) then the BT voice connects to the regular BT for handsfree and the BT A2DP connection is made to this module for streaming music.
03-30-2021, 12:26 PM
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