Solisto.extra With Vw Phaeton Cd Changer Connector & Ipod 30 Pin on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, United States
 The Solisto Extra version provides two interfaces in one device: the flexible audio-interface of Solisto.Basic, plus an interface enabling the user to control an iPod/iPhone. This gives the user the opportunity to operate their iPod/iPhone like a CD changer, while allowing for full flexibility whenever necessary. With the help of the iPod/iPhone the Solisto emulates a CD changer with up to 6 resp. 10 virtual CD´s with up to 99 songs each at the CD changer-interface of the radio. Due to this exact emulation, CD changer-stlye handling is easy and consistent. All functions are supported: fast forward, rewind within track, random play and scan-mode. The Solisto supplies power to the iPod/iPhone (including iPhone 4[S], iPad 2) to charge the battery during use.
Controlling an iPod through the head unit is convenient and especially advisable when driving; but as this limits the number of accessible songs we have introduced the “Direct Access Mode. Direct Access Mode lets you access any song, playlist, album etc. on the iPod, using the iPod controls. To use Direct Access Mode: do not create the playlist „CD6“. Selecting this virtual CD on the head unit will then hand over control of the iPod to the iPod itself. The iPod will still obtain its power from the Solisto, but is controlled in the normal way.
The Talk Over functionality is especially aimed at connecting mobile satnavs to the Solisto. In normal operation the interfaces for iPod/iPhone and USB have a higher priority than the Aux In interface. E.g. if a USB drive is connected to the Solisto, music is played from that and not the Aux In. A new feature of the Solisto 5G is that the Aux In interrupts the music played over the iPod/iPhone or USB interface when there is an audio signal at the Aux In. After the signal is gone, the Solisto switches back to the iPod/iPhone or USB interface. Example: music is being played from the USB drive, the audio output of the satnav is connected to the Aux In of the Solisto. Whenever there is a message from the satnav, the music from the USB drive is interrupted and the message is put through to the head unit and the speakers of the car. After the end of the message, the Solisto will automatically switch back to the music on the USB drive.
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