Multimedia Control Module

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Analog audio (via the Aux-In input) and digital audio (via the USB or iPod input) can be played on the radio unit or radio navigation system via the multimedia system control module. Devices connected to the USB and iPod connection can also be controlled through the radio unit or radio navigation system. ID3 TAGs and titles are also displayed on the radio unit or radio navigation system display.

NOTE:

Since the capability to display the ID3 tags and titles on the radio or radio/navigation system display depends on the quality of the audio files being use, always refer to the radio or radio/navigation system. Refer to the Owner's Manual along with the mp3 player or iPod owner's manual.

The multimedia control module provides an audio input (Aux-In), a USB input and an iPod connection (supply, signal and audio-in) as an interface. A specific adapter cable is used to connect the mobile device to the USB or iPod interface on the multimedia system control module. There is an integrated storage space for the mobile device in the multimedia system control module. It can also charge the device via the USB or iPod connection.

NOTE:

The multimedia system control module can also be installed separately if there is no 1DIN slot in the vehicle. The customer can access the universal interface (mitsumi socket) with a mitsumi-mitsumi extension. The mitsumi socket must be integrated in the vehicle interior to do this. The mitsumi extension wires must not be longer than 1500 mm.