RED HORSE

Has anyone who upgraded to an iPhone 4 been successful in using their iPhone 3 solely as an iPod with PCM 3? I don't have any problem pairing the iPhone 4, but I can't seem to solve getting the iPhone 3 to work as an iPod while the iPhone 4 is paired. Any help will be appreciated.

Minok

You should be able to plug the iPhone 3 into the iPod port on the universal audio interface and it would work via the iPod entry on the PCM. Is that what isn't working or are you trying to run two blue-tooth interface devices simultaneously via the bluetooth system?

Eric - Plug Guy

Assuming you have Bluetooth, pair the iPhone 4 to your PCM, and stream tunes - you will get both tunes and phone this way.

In most cases, when the phone is 'plugged' into a cable, it becomes an ipod only. So if you wanted to use the 3Gs as a slave ipod, disable its bluetooth.

RED HORSE

Thanks, I'll try that. My goal is to simply leave the "old" phone in the car for use as an iPod since it will connect AND charge using the cable that came with the car. That way I can still use the new phone, via Bluetooth, as a phone and not worry about it not charging when hooked to the cable.

Spectro28

How do you stream tunes over Bluetooth? I can't see a way to do it on my '10 C2S. iPhone 4 worse great over Bluetooth as a phone, and over the cable interface as an iPod, pausing playback when I get or make a call, but no Bluetooth streaming...

Thanks -
Marc

RED HORSE

[QUOTE=Eric - Plug Guy;8474142]Assuming you have Bluetooth, pair the iPhone 4 to your PCM, and stream tunes - you will get both tunes and phone this way.

In most cases, when the phone is 'plugged' into a cable, it becomes an ipod only. So if you wanted to use the 3Gs as a slave ipod, disable its bluetooth.[/QUOTE

It worked. Disabling the blueetooth was the piece I was missing. Thanks.

TooSixy

You can't stream Bluetooth audio just yet. Porsche still has not implemented that in PCM.