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US $75.00
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Parker, Colorado, United States

Parker, Colorado, United States
Condition:Used Brand:USA Spec Interchange Part Number:USA Spec iPhone & Android Manufacturer Part Number:PA20TOY Part Brand:USA Spec Warranty:No UPC:824254072008 Product Type:iPhone & Android Product Name:iPod/iPhone and Auxiliary Audio Input Interface Other Part Number:83135803 Purpose:Main

This item is used, but in excellent condition and functions perfectly.

- iPod Control Adapter For Select Toyota And Lexus Factory Stereos

- Track Up/Down, Fast-Forward, Reverse, And Shuffle Play

- Use Up To Five Playlists (Select Five Favorites, Or Auto Playlist Will Let You Choose From The First Five On Your iPod)

- Dual Mode Lets You Control Everything Via The iPod Itself, Giving You Access To All Playlists

- Compatible With All iPod And iPod Mini Models Equipped With A Dock Connector And iPod Software Update 04-28-2004, Or Higher

- Auxiliary Input (RCA Connectors) For Another Audio Source

Designed for newer Toyota/Lexus vehicles with Navigation

Full On Screen Display and control from Navigation radio screen

Works on vehicles with and without SAT Tuner button

Works on vehicles with or without SAT Tuner activated

Works on vehicles with or without SAT Tuner activated

No loss of In Dash 6 Disc Changer or SAT Tuner features or functions

Comes with new 5v charging cable

Charges all new and older iPod/iPhones

FEATURES Of The PA20-TOY

This Interface Connects A Compatible iPod To Select Toyota, Lexus, And Scion Audio Systems. Its On-Board Software Translates Commands From Your Toyota Radio's CD-Changer Controls Into Commands The iPod Understands. This Interface Enables The iPod To Take The Place Of A Toyota CD-Changer Or Co-Exist With A Factory Toyota Slave CD-Changer And Provides The Following Benefits:

- Directs The iPod's Audio Output To Your Toyota's Vehicle Audio System For Optimal Sound Quality Playback.

- Controls The iPod Via Vehicle's Radio And Steering Wheel Controls (When Applicable).

- Charges The iPod's Internal Battery, And Charging Stops Automatically At One Hour After The iPod Is Paused. The iPod Goes Into Sleep Mode When Charging Stops.


Specific Features:


The PA20-TOY Is Recommended For Toyota/Lexus Vehicles With Factory Navigation Systems. On-Screen Song Title, Artist, And Song Selection From The Menu Is Available On All Factory Toyota And Lexus Vehicles With Nav.



OPERATION MODES: The iPod interface adapter features the following modes of operation:

Playlist Mode: You Can Create Up To 6 Favorite Mobile Playlist Then Use Your Radio's CD Changer Controls To Access And Control Your Playlist.

Direct Mode: Gives You Complete Control Of Your iPod While It Is Connected To The Factory Radio. Your iPod Is Not Locked Out While Connected To The Radio And You Are Able To Manually Access Your Complete iPod Content. The Radio Still Can Adjust Song Up/Down Random Or Shuffle Play But You Can Manually Control Your iPod And Select Any Playlist, Genre Or Artist Of Your Choice.

Hybrid Mode: Combines Features Of Direct Mode And Playlist Mode. You Can Create And Access Your Favorite Mobile Playlist Or Directly Access All Your iPod Content Manually On Your iPod. Your iPod Displays Song Title Information And iPod Is Not Locked, So The iPod Can Be Operated Manually At All Times. (Some iPods May Not Work In The Hybrid Mode.)

iPod Text: Pressing The TEXT Button On Your Factory Toyota Radio While Your iPod Plays In The Playlist Mode, Allows The Artist Name And Song Title To Be Displayed On Your Factory Radio. The Artist Name Is Displayed At The First Time Press Of The TEXT Button And Song Title Is Displayed At The Second Time Press Of The TEXT Button. The Playlist Disc Number And Track Number Will Be Displayed At The Third Time Press Of The TEXT Button.

Track Search By Artist, Song Title Or Album Are Not Supported. Some Of The Older Design Toyota Radios Do Not Have The TEXT Button Feature. 

iPod Playback: All Audio Tracks On The iPod Will Be Played With Text Display At Disc 7 In Direct Mode, Or Disc 8 Without Text Display. The Track Order Is Determined By The Default Order On The iPod. Selecting Discs 1 Through 6 On The Factory Radio Will Allow Playback Of 6 Playlists On The iPod. You Can Select A Playlist By Pressing The Disc Up Or Disc Down Buttons. Playlists Which Are Created For Direct Access Must Be Designated With The Word "TOYOTA" And The Disc Number. If No "TOYOTA" Playlists Are Designated, The First Six Playlists On The iPod Are Accessible From The Disc 1 Through Disc 6 Buttons.

Auxiliary Input: In Addition To The iPod Input On The PA20-TOY There Is An Auxiliary Input (Stereo RCA) For Use With Another Source, Such As A DVD System, Satellite Radio, Or Game System. The Aux Input Is Selected At CD 9 Track 1 Using The Factory Radio Controls. This Aux Input Can Be Used With Or Without The iPod Connected. To Use The Auxiliary Input On The Interface, Dip Switch #1 Must Be Set To The "On" Position.

CONTROLS: The Factory Radio's Controls Give You Access To The Following iPod Functions:

Scan: Plays First 10 Seconds Of Each Track 
(If Scan Is Pressed At Disc 7,It Will Play All Songs In The iPod For 10 Seconds Each)

Random (Shuffle): Songs Are Played Back In Random Order (Some Radios Have A "P Scan" Button For This Function)

Track Up/Down:
 The "Next" Button Advances To The Next Track In The Playlist; The "Prev" Button Allows You To Jump To The Beginning Of The Currently Playing Song

Fast Track Search:
 The "Fwd" Or "Rev" Button Will Advance Or Retreat Through The Tracks 
In Increments Of 10 (i.e. 04, 14, 24)


Repeat Play Is Not Supported By This Interface. Switching To Another Source, Such As AM/FM, CD, Or Cassette, Puts The iPod Into Pause Mode.

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