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JonathanRobinson82 at GMAIL.COM
Take a look at the manual ( available somewhere on the forum ), it was not obvious but I managed to get my Android Phone and the 1819HU to connect through blue tooth - ( recognized ) - but I am still unable to transfer contact information to make calls. Still working on that - anyone have ideas ?.I purchased the Toyota mic and seem to have the adaptor but together Bluetooth does not work on my t1819.
Should it work with only the adaptor harness and mic?
Any ideas?
Thanks for all your work on this.
First off, can you post pictures of your install?
The real question I have is regarding the IPOD connectivity. As I want to hide the ipod in the glove box or in the middle under the armrest, do you think that all I need is the cable I showed above? That seems to eliminate the lion share of your expenses. I would not have the aux/usb connector though.
Hello All,
For Bluetooth, you will need a microphone and a connector.
The microphone is PT546-74120-MC ( Mic Kit IQ - Scion ) which is about $50
But it does not connect into the HU without PT546-00120-CH ( Audio CD Deck ) about $30, this is the famous 20 to 28 pin connector.
The Microphone connect to the 20 pin side of the connector which in turn connects to the 28 pin port on the back of the HU.
Cheers
RA
2fpower,Thanks for all your work on this.
First off, can you post pictures of your install?
The real question I have is regarding the IPOD connectivity. As I want to hide the ipod in the glove box or in the middle under the armrest, do you think that all I need is the cable I showed above? That seems to eliminate the lion share of your expenses. I would not have the aux/usb connector though.
Rolliges,The mic connects to the 20-pin side?????
Look at my pic above. So it goes in the other connector?
I'd like this to be the final piece of the puzzle. I have it in my hands and I just don't see it. Which wire colors match on both sides?
Thanks
Here is the scion ipod cable with end and the HU.
Where does the IPOD connector usually connect to?
that is the older scion IPOD cable. The later(1814? and newer) head units use the gray plug by the RCA. Splice a standard USB cable, or your older adapter cable to the gray 4 pin connector. USB in is the only gray connector present on the head unit.
As a side note:
I think the home made solutions for the USB and AUX in are the only solutions. I was fortunate enough to have a junkyard guy with patience enough to let me tear through the dash of a wrecked TC(theyre so new they never make it to a self service yard) and the factory cable and plug are not easy to retrieve...
There is an extension cable from the USB/AUX port that connects to the short gray pigtail lead on the back of the head unit. Well, this is not seperate from the rest of the harness on the Scion, and is a bitch to disect. In addition, the stupid AUX wires are about 2 feet shorter, and terminate partway into the main harness. A complete pain that is still going to require me to solder up some servo extensions...
Bottom line: Dont go to the junkyard thinking that you'll just yank the USB wire out like it was an antenna lead. Its not, and on top of that, I found NO cars with the Bluetooth Mic that was easy to remove or had the correct length and connectors.