To what extent is this feature functional with the iPod. Im aware that there are some issues with dialing people using the bluetooth (can anyone beg to differ?)

However, i'm more concerned with how this works with the iPod. What kind of phrasing can you use after you push that button?

Here's the user's manual. Ipod voice controls are on page 147 on.

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/StaticFiles/Manuals/Navigation/AVIC-F90BT_OperationManual0606.pdf

The feature works great with the iPOD. It's just the outgoing bluetooth for phone conversation is not even usable.

The feature works great with the iPOD. It's just the outgoing bluetooth for phone conversation is not even usable.

You mean the voice controls for phone conversation or the actual phone conversation?

Well I can't make a call using voice control unless I tell it what numbers to specifically dial. So, I can't say "Dial Andy Smith", but I can say "Dial 901-294-3923". I'm using an iPhone and am not sure if the problem is specific to the iPhone. As for the conversation....I can hear the person perfectly, but the person on the other end can't hear me clearly AT ALL. Hope this clarifies.

The feature works great with the iPOD. It's just the outgoing bluetooth for phone conversation is not even usable.

If you disable the echo cancellation it works great!!!

don't you mean, works great! great! great! great!