aux input for vdo rd3 radio / cd player tape - Peugeot Sound Systems - Peugeot Forum

[QUOTE = ancyra] [QUOTE = maximusti] [QUOTE = My Technician]

Hello sir

I have been focusing on the same subject for about a week. and there are many products in aliexpress that fit that entry. As of yesterday, I ordered 1 piece.

The apparatus can be used in many vehicles such as Mercedes BMV Sat VW (Max 2008 model)

it is even used in marea in the fiat group. (They display AUX directly on the screen)

that input unit is already standard.

The product I bought is in the link below. I write here as soon as I try

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/auto-car-aux-ınput-mode-cable-for-ipod-phone-mp3-3-5mm-aux-in-audio-music/32512444772.html

also some pictures and link I have sourced from;

[/ QUOTE]

I tried this scheme on my own tape by soldering the cables, it didn't work,

This can happen because CD Changer is closed. Socket of this scheme on the cable you bought from aliex will not work if cd changer is closed. CD changer can run on an open vehicle.

[/ QUOTE]

I wonder if anyone can gain aux input to 206+ original tape (PU-2859a) with the link in the link? Tşkler.
[/ QUOTE]

2859A, there is a scheme that I share on this subject, you can use it. I am already using it now.

A socket aux connected to cd changera is used or not? I will order according to him. I was afraid because you said smoke, or something, I gave up soldering. If we can connect aux from cd changer socket it will be super

The aux cable I bought did not work. He worked at Fiat Linea but LOL

[QUOTE = My Technician] The aux cable I bought did not work. He worked at Fiat Linea but LOL

[/ QUOTE]

Changeri did you hurt, teacher, connect the car to the computer

open teacher cd changer.

I bought the module usb / aux / sd glad

Hello, I'm going to throw the subject quite a bit, I've tried it too. After soldering, cable breakage etc. I did the continuity tests with the counter multimeter and the cables are ok. But I couldn't get any sound when I connected it. Interestingly, when you connect the aux cable to the phone without connecting the radio to the tape, the headphone icon appears on the phone screen. So it recognizes the cable. The music I play goes to the tape, that is, the playback from the phone is interrupted and transferred to the cable (Of course, I cannot get sound at this stage because the power is not connected). Phones (I've tried with multiple phones) don't recognize the cable when I make and turn on the tape power connections and plug in the aux cable. The music I play continues to go through the phone speaker. Can anyone solve this? Tomorrow I'll take the cables back and try the CD changer port.

[QUOTE = MelBoz] Hello, I'm going to make the topic a pretty ghost, I've tried it too. After soldering, cable breakage etc. I did the continuity tests with the counter multimeter and the cables are ok. But I couldn't get any sound when I connected it. Interestingly, when you connect the aux cable to the phone without connecting the radio to the tape, the headphone icon appears on the phone screen. So it recognizes the cable. The music I play goes to the tape, that is, the playback from the phone is interrupted and transferred to the cable (Of course, I cannot get sound at this stage because the power is not connected). Phones (I've tried with multiple phones) don't recognize the cable when I make and turn on the tape power connections and plug in the aux cable. The music I play continues to go through the phone speaker. Can anyone solve this? Tomorrow I'll take the cables back and try the CD changer port. [/ QUOTE] After this process, I have been burning tapes, teacher. the most beautiful to get ready cable to the rear outlet.

Today I tried it with a little MP3 player I have at hand. The system was working. So the phone somehow does not detect the cable. But after reading the comments here and not working on the phone anyway, I didn't want to risk the tool. I removed it from where I soldered it. I tried the CD changer slot and the room didn't work. Although the CD changer is in the vehicle, it does not work when connected to the slot. Anyway, I gave up playing with this tape. I will either buy a tape with USB, Aux and plug it in, or I will buy a tape with AUX output, such as the RD45 that comes with the higher model pejoes. My question is if I buy a tape from 207 like RD45, will it fit into the 307's tepy slot? The electrical connection sockets at the back are the same or is it necessary to make changes? MelBoz2020-06-27 19:12:00

08.05.2020 18:03	# 82
breakbeat
A socket aux connected to cd changera is used or not? I will order according to him. I was afraid because you said smoke, or something, I gave up soldering. If we can connect aux from cd changer socket it will be super

08.05.2020 18:03	# 83
Teknikerim
The aux cable I bought did not work. He worked at Fiat Linea but

08.05.2020 18:03	# 84
breakbeat
[QUOTE = My Technician] The aux cable I bought did not work. He worked at Fiat Linea but [/ QUOTE] Changeri did you hurt, teacher, connect the car to the computer

08.05.2020 18:03	# 85
Teknikerim
open teacher cd changer. I bought the module usb / aux / sd glad

26.06.2020 09:49	# 87
sonerkyl
[QUOTE = MelBoz] Hello, I'm going to make the topic a pretty ghost, I've tried it too. After soldering, cable breakage etc. I did the continuity tests with the counter multimeter and the cables are ok. But I couldn't get any sound when I connected it. Interestingly, when you connect the aux cable to the phone without connecting the radio to the tape, the headphone icon appears on the phone screen. So it recognizes the cable. The music I play goes to the tape, that is, the playback from the phone is interrupted and transferred to the cable (Of course, I cannot get sound at this stage because the power is not connected). Phones (I've tried with multiple phones) don't recognize the cable when I make and turn on the tape power connections and plug in the aux cable. The music I play continues to go through the phone speaker. Can anyone solve this? Tomorrow I'll take the cables back and try the CD changer port. [/ QUOTE] After this process, I have been burning tapes, teacher. the most beautiful to get ready cable to the rear outlet.

	aux input for vdo rd3 radio / cd player tape
• Homepage » PEUGEOT MODIFIED PLATFORM » Peugeot Sound Systems

08.05.2020 18:03	# 81
maximusti
[QUOTE = ancyra] [QUOTE = maximusti] [QUOTE = My Technician] Hello sir I have been focusing on the same subject for about a week. and there are many products in aliexpress that fit that entry. As of yesterday, I ordered 1 piece. The apparatus can be used in many vehicles such as Mercedes BMV Sat VW (Max 2008 model) it is even used in marea in the fiat group. (They display AUX directly on the screen) that input unit is already standard. The product I bought is in the link below. I write here as soon as I try https://www.aliexpress.com/item/auto-car-aux-ınput-mode-cable-for-ipod-phone-mp3-3-5mm-aux-in-audio-music/32512444772.html also some pictures and link I have sourced from; [/ QUOTE] I tried this scheme on my own tape by soldering the cables, it didn't work, This can happen because CD Changer is closed. Socket of this scheme on the cable you bought from aliex will not work if cd changer is closed. CD changer can run on an open vehicle. [/ QUOTE] I wonder if anyone can gain aux input to 206+ original tape (PU-2859a) with the link in the link? Tşkler. [/ QUOTE] 2859A, there is a scheme that I share on this subject, you can use it. I am already using it now.

26.06.2020 00:50	# 86
MelBoz
Hello, I'm going to throw the subject quite a bit, I've tried it too. After soldering, cable breakage etc. I did the continuity tests with the counter multimeter and the cables are ok. But I couldn't get any sound when I connected it. Interestingly, when you connect the aux cable to the phone without connecting the radio to the tape, the headphone icon appears on the phone screen. So it recognizes the cable. The music I play goes to the tape, that is, the playback from the phone is interrupted and transferred to the cable (Of course, I cannot get sound at this stage because the power is not connected). Phones (I've tried with multiple phones) don't recognize the cable when I make and turn on the tape power connections and plug in the aux cable. The music I play continues to go through the phone speaker. Can anyone solve this? Tomorrow I'll take the cables back and try the CD changer port.

26.06.2020 22:14	# 88
MelBoz
Today I tried it with a little MP3 player I have at hand. The system was working. So the phone somehow does not detect the cable. But after reading the comments here and not working on the phone anyway, I didn't want to risk the tool. I removed it from where I soldered it. I tried the CD changer slot and the room didn't work. Although the CD changer is in the vehicle, it does not work when connected to the slot. Anyway, I gave up playing with this tape. I will either buy a tape with USB, Aux and plug it in, or I will buy a tape with AUX output, such as the RD45 that comes with the higher model pejoes. My question is if I buy a tape from 207 like RD45, will it fit into the 307's tepy slot? The electrical connection sockets at the back are the same or is it necessary to make changes? MelBoz2020-06-27 19:12:00