Just purchased the SPH-DA210 to interface with an iphone 5/IOS 7. Do I need both the HDMI and USB or just the HDMI? I have read that the Pioneer HDMI connection kit is not needed, just a HDMI cable.
Thanks
Question, SPH-DA210 AppRADIO 3 and Cables
Posted Oct 03, 2013 · 00:45 UTC#2
Just HDMI, the Apple adapter and of course the cable that came with the phone.
Posted Oct 03, 2013 · 01:12 UTC#3
Just HDMI, the Apple adapter and of course the cable that came with the phone.
This apple adapter: Apple® Lightningâ„¢ Digital AV Adapter
Also, to be clear.....the only cable coming from the HU will be the HDMI? HU---->HDMI--->Apple AV Adapter--->iPhone????
according to crutchfield I need the following: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_700PIOIPH5/Pioneer-iPhone-5-HDMI-Connection-Package.html
and I am confused.
Just curious if you are close to Mobile? I see that you are in MS......
Thanks
Edited Oct 03, 2013 by TheGovnah
Posted Oct 03, 2013 · 02:38 UTC#4
You do need the Apple adapter you linked to. You don't need the package from Crutchfield. You will connect the cable that came with your phone to the USB connection from the unit. And yes, I am about 45 minutes from Mobile in Jackson County.
Posted Oct 03, 2013 · 17:39 UTC#5
You do need the Apple adapter you linked to. You don't need the package from Crutchfield. You will connect the cable that came with your phone to the USB connection from the unit. And yes, I am about 45 minutes from Mobile in Jackson County.
I think I have this straight, The AV adapter attaches to the phone and from the AV adapter, both HDMI and the cable that cam with the phone????? The HU has both HDMI and USB??????
Edited Oct 03, 2013 by TheGovnah
Posted Oct 04, 2013 · 00:22 UTC#6
Yes.
Posted Oct 09, 2013 · 03:47 UTC#7
Has anyone noticed their iPhone 5 or iPhone 5S charges very slowly?
As I said before, I too passed on the expensive Pioneer adapter cable
CD-IH202 "AppRadio Mode HDMI Interface Cable Kit for iPhone® 5. Compatible with AppRadio 3, AppRadio 2, AVIC-Z150BH/X950BH, and AVH-X8500BHS."
My iPhone 5S via HDMI Lightening Adapter & USB Lightning Cable connects directly to the USB port on the back the SPH-DA210. I've been happy but..................
I've noticed that it seems to charge at a snails pace. It seems like 10 minutes go by and the percentage of battery changed doesn't change or finally goes up 1%.
My old Kenwood unit, the iPhone 5 charged pretty quick.
Can someone with a multi-meter that reads Amps see if we are getting the full 2 AMPS needed to kick things into fast charge mode? I have a feeling we are getting the low end of the USB spec which will result in a very slow trickle charge.
If this is true, it's one possible reason using the CD-IH202 is worth the $50
(or we could add a separate 12v to 5v high power USB 2AMP port)
Anyone else?
Posted Oct 09, 2013 · 16:05 UTC#8
The CD-IH202 wont make a difference. It has been discussed on here before that the phone trickle charges only. Its only enough to keep the battery sustained at the level it was when you connected it.
Posted Oct 11, 2013 · 20:05 UTC#9
The CD-IH202 wont make a difference. It has been discussed on here before that the phone trickle charges only. Its only enough to keep the battery sustained at the level it was when you connected it.
Seriously??? Ok glad I asked then before I bought it. My iPhone 5S was down to 3%. I drove home 30 minutes and it was only at 8% by the time I got home. I think I'm going to invest in a 12V to 5V Adapter with USB port that puts out >2Amps. (and plug the lightning cable into that)
The slow charging is totally unacceptable, bummer.
Edited Oct 11, 2013 by JazJon
Posted Oct 11, 2013 · 20:14 UTC#10
This one looks good
DROK 3A/15W Power Converter DC 8-22V 12V to 5V USB Connector Adapter Car Charger
Posted Oct 20, 2013 · 22:55 UTC#11
How about the cable needed to use mirrorlink & app on the head unit for htc one? Thanks