2002 EB 6CD Changer Model ?

[Dunwood]

I have a 2002 EB Explorer with the 6CD indash changer. I think its a Mach460 model (found that info on another site). Audiophile version??

I have 7 speakers with the subwoofer in the back right rear side.

I attempted to hook up the USA SPEC ipod adaptor, but I don't seen to have an AUX function. The AUX function works in other units by pushing the CD buttom twice.

Can anyone confirm whether I have an AUX function or whether the AUX function is "broken". If I don't have an AUX function, I'll need to return the USA SPEC unit since it won't work without it.

I asked CobraJeff about this and waiting for an answer, I posted this information in the hopes it saves someone else the hassle of the purchasing an adaptor that doesn't work.

The pic I've attached is a link to the exact image of my headunit.

http://www.allfordmustangs.com/forums/attachments/audio-alarms/87938d1263416797-2001-mustang-v6-cd-changer-problem-radio.jpg

 

[jrford]

With mine, i have the RSE/Rear radio controls, might be different ? Anyways, i went from a base radio to the Audiophile. To switch to the the Rear Input (which is what your module is actually using) i have to us the button on the steering wheel, Music button, when i do i get the added Video and an Aux. The CD button on the radio only switches to CD.

 

[Dunwood]

Add'll info

Well unfortunately neither my steeing wheel nor my HU seems to activate an AUX circuit.

My head unit is 1L2F-18C815-BD and I can't seem to find any concrete answers as to whether this HU has an AUX circuit or doesn't. It does have a functioning DSP and radio display (RDS) circuit.

So it looks like I'll have to return the iPod adapter.