JwithL

I was just on lunch, listening to my iPhone's songs, making Bluetooth phone calls and then browsing the web on the phone while it was connected and playing music. I just looked at my phone and it is running the 2.2.1 update, so it can't be that. Have you double checked your AV1 source setting? Maybe turn it off, then back to iPod. What cable are you using to connect to the unit? Does your phone charge while connected?

No bones at lunch. Too much light reflecting around for the camera phone to work it out. I'll try to get some later today or in the morning. Any ideas until then??

Yea, I just bought it -- last week. I'll get some pics during my lunch break. It almost resembles older LCD displays with the brightness cranked waaay up, almost. Not nearly as crisp as anything on my desks or my phone (although, honestly, I did not expect it to be).

If I am correct, all iPhones will say that when connected to these units. I would get the same issue with my older Pioneer DEH head unit with my iPhone 3G, but not my iPod Touch. It's just an option to allow you turn off WiFi, Bluetooth, Cell Phone functions to reduce interference. Everything will still work fine if you tell it no. I get the same message and just ignore it, has no impact.

Just installed a F700bt in my 2003 Jetta GLI this weekend. I haven't been having a lot of the problems everyone has spoken of: iPhone integration is fine (except for the last name first, first name last fiasco), Bluetooth is fine, unit is responsive, has the 2.0 upgrade, hardware bypass works like a charm, etc. But I am curious to the overall contrast or black level of the display. I haven't actually seen anyone else with one of these and the Pioneer photos, of course, look glorious It just seems that everything is very bright, nearly to the point of washing out -- especially th