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Re: Getting an aftermarked cell phone to work with (archive)

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Posted by Odd-Jarle Kristoffersen / 91 750iL on May 14, 2001 at 16:44:41:

In Reply to: Getting an aftermarked cell phone to work with 740 posted by Theo Pagtzis on May 13, 2001 at 22:19:40:


Hi all,

I've been looking at the electrics of the 94 740i and it strikes me as if pin no 4 on the radio is actually the mute function which is directly interfaced to the wires of the cellular phone.

The blu/yel wires from the cell phone interface directly on the 4th pin of the radio which is the mute function. So by the looks of it when a call is received the ringing alone is enough to mute the radio..

The critical question is which is the pin on the cell phone that gives such signal. Also while I will try to talk to my mates in the labs does anybody have any idea about the power of this signal. My guess is that the signal from any aftermarked cell phone on the hands free kit should be enough to mute temporarily the radio...

What I would like now is to interface the sound of the cell phone onto a line input of the radio...

anybody knows if there is such input on the standard bimmer radios for 94?

Cheers

TheoP

Hey Theo,

I just know that the mute function is activated by grounding the wire. So when a call comes through the head unit (pin no 4 which you call it) is grouded, thus the stereo knows its time to mute the volume. I guess you could always use the CD changer line input of the deck for the GSM audio, but otherwise than that there´s no inputs I am aware of.



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