I got an AVIC-D2 system a while back.
Since then, I've done the bypass with no problems. I got a copy of the newest firmware/maps and updated it. I got an external, portable DVD player and hooked it up to the AUX inputs.
Now I'd like to hook up an iPod to it. I have a classic Nano. I understand there are multiple ways to do it. I tried searching, and going back over 20 pages, and gathered little bits of information here and there..
1) CDIB100II
This is the Pioneer iPod interface. It's slow. Something magical happens if you "clip the blue wire" but I can't figure out what.
2) iPod2Car
This interface is supposedly better than the one listed above. Not sure why.
3) IP-Bus to Aux Input adapter
This offers no control to the iPod through the head unit, and only adds an Aux Input for Audio only.
4) iPod to A/V out
This offers no control like the above method, BUT it also allows you to display video from your iPod on your screen. But, I already have my DVD player connected to the A/V input...
It seems like each method has their own benefits and drawbacks. Apparently, there's a blue wire you can clip on the CDIB100II which makes it better, but I couldn't figure out what it does. It also looks like the iPod2car interface is better than this one overall, but don't know why. If I were to get a new iPod (widescreen nano), would I have any problems?
Please help me out, there's so much information out there, and I'm having a hard time getting a handle on everything.
oh, and one last question. How's the TV? What do I need to receive and display television signals? Is it worth it?
Thanks for all the help guys!!