Playing Music From Phone Via Bluetooth - PCM3
#1
Playing Music From Phone Via Bluetooth - PCM3
Hi guys,
Just bought a 997 Turbo S (2011). It has a PCM3 and Bluetooth to allow me to talk on the phone in the car, but it won’t play music.
Can anyone recommend an aftermarket option that will allow me to play music from phone via Bluetooth? Or would a better option be for me to buy an adaptor for the iPod socket?
Just bought a 997 Turbo S (2011). It has a PCM3 and Bluetooth to allow me to talk on the phone in the car, but it won’t play music.
Can anyone recommend an aftermarket option that will allow me to play music from phone via Bluetooth? Or would a better option be for me to buy an adaptor for the iPod socket?
#2
Instructor
Hi guys,
Just bought a 997 Turbo S (2011). It has a PCM3 and Bluetooth to allow me to talk on the phone in the car, but it won’t play music.
Can anyone recommend an aftermarket option that will allow me to play music from phone via Bluetooth? Or would a better option be for me to buy an adaptor for the iPod socket?
Just bought a 997 Turbo S (2011). It has a PCM3 and Bluetooth to allow me to talk on the phone in the car, but it won’t play music.
Can anyone recommend an aftermarket option that will allow me to play music from phone via Bluetooth? Or would a better option be for me to buy an adaptor for the iPod socket?
#4
Racer
Our 997.2 does not support Bluetooth Music. I can, however, play it through the iPhone cable. It allows me to play iTunes, Pandora, as well as Waze broadcast through it.
#6
Rennlist Member
I use an Anker SoundSync:
Works great; you plug it into the aux jack and USB port in the center console, and can stick it here for easy access (or just leave it all in the storage compartment if you prefer) :
Works great; you plug it into the aux jack and USB port in the center console, and can stick it here for easy access (or just leave it all in the storage compartment if you prefer) :
#7
Burning Brakes
You can pick up a 30-pin to Lighting adapter directly from Apple. Most other third party adapters won't work. If it's not long enough for you, this
is compatible.
Or just get a 30-pin bluetooth adapter like the . It supports all the functions just like it was plugged in.
Or just get a 30-pin bluetooth adapter like the . It supports all the functions just like it was plugged in.
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#8
Racer
I use an Anker SoundSync: https://www.amazon.com/Anker-SoundSy...nker+soundsync
Works great; you plug it into the aux jack and USB port in the center console, and can stick it here for easy access (or just leave it all in the storage compartment if you prefer) :
Works great; you plug it into the aux jack and USB port in the center console, and can stick it here for easy access (or just leave it all in the storage compartment if you prefer) :
On the Anker do you still put the head unit to iPod so it plays?
#9
Rennlist Member
The Anker plugs into the aux port (and to USB for power), so you set the head unit to Aux. I also have a mount from Proclip—you can just see it at the top there—that I usually mount my phone in, in case I want controls beyond the basic play/pause, forward, back that the soundsync gives you.
#10
Thanks for the help guys. I'll try out one of the products you've recommended.
I also found out from Porsche that making any more fundamental changes to the PCM will void my used car warranty, so I'll definitely be looking at a product like these.
I also found out from Porsche that making any more fundamental changes to the PCM will void my used car warranty, so I'll definitely be looking at a product like these.
#12
You can pick up a 30-pin to Lighting adapter directly from Apple. Most other third party adapters won't work. If it's not long enough for you, this lighting extension cable is compatible.
Or just get a 30-pin bluetooth adapter like the Bovee 1000. It supports all the functions just like it was plugged in.
Or just get a 30-pin bluetooth adapter like the Bovee 1000. It supports all the functions just like it was plugged in.
#13
Instructor