Fiddl3r

Thanks, I knew it had to be there somewhere and just didn't make the connection when I glanced at the settings page and I skipped right over it when looking in the manual. After reading your reply I checked the manual again and found it.

When I first started using handsfree with my z140BH a few months ago the music audio would fade out whenever I sourced or received a call. This worked with my iPhone 4S and later with my iPhone 5. It didn't matter if the source was XM, Tuner, iPOD functions, etc., the music audio always became muted when a cellphone call was received or sourced. When I updated my iPhone 5 to iOS 6.0.2 (I think, it was one of those 6.0.x updates prior to 6.1) I could no longer connect my iPhone 5 to my z140BH via Bluetooth. Needless to say nothing involving the phone operation worked. Since Pioneer doesn

$100 for Pioneer+$50 for Lightning to VGA + $20 for Lightning to USB = $170 to update just to use App Radio. IMHO probably not worth it for a system that didn't work all that well to begin with.

I don't know what might be causing your problem but my Z140BH doesn't exhibit any of the problems you've listed. Everything works the same way it did on my iPhone 4S with iOS5 before I upgraded to the iPhone 5 and 30-pin adapter. Things I have tested so far include: iPod functions--all work Handsfree works great BT Audio works great Pandora--everything I tested works I haven't tested aha because I never use it. As I said, these tests are in comparison to the way things worked with my iPhone 4S and iOS5. I don't claim to be an expert on the Z140BH but everything I have test