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Ipod classic, 7G problem
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 1:59 am
by kingcrimson
Hi All,
I purchased an Ipod classic for use in my Kizashi. The Ipod worked ok the first several days I used it, but then I noticed an intermittent problem. I would get an Error 2 on the head unit of the Kizashi, and I'd have to unplug the Ipod, and then plug it back in. After that, the unit might be ok, but then would stop working again (probability of about 0.5 it seemed). So there is an issue with the 7G classic.
I have an old Ipod Nano (2G) that works just fine. Too bad it only holds 4G.
Bob
Re: Ipod classic, 7G problem
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:49 am
by metatrox
I know if i have my iPhone 4 plugged in and turn the car off then come back and turn it on with the iPhone still plugged in i get an error 2 also. I usually unplug and plug it back in. I've never had it happen while during use though.
Re: Ipod classic, 7G problem
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 3:31 am
by Shaneous
I have seen this with my wifes ipod nano - intermittently and never during use. Always when starting the car with the unit plugged in.
Re: Ipod classic, 7G problem
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 12:19 am
by kingcrimson
Interesting - I just purchased an ipod touch 3G - will see how that goes. I hope that I don't have the same problem. I find it very annoying that you have reconnect, especially since there is a little plastic door in front of the USB connector. I wonder if this is an issue with newer ipods, and not with old ones...
Shaneous: Does your wife have a new Nano, or an older one?
I've never had the problem once the car has started. I've also tried putting the car in accessory mode first, and then starting. But the problem occurs as soon as there is power to the unit.
Bob
Re: Ipod classic, 7G problem
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 3:11 am
by Shaneous
Its a newish one.. about 9 months old. Its only happened a few times, not all the time.
Re: Ipod classic, 7G problem
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 12:00 pm
by kingcrimson
In case anyone is reading this thread - the Touch 3G does work. The only issue I've seen thus far is that you may sometimes have to switch the head unit back to USB mode after the ignition has been turned off and on.
IMO, it is the best of the available options if you want a reasonable amount of storage (but currently limited to 64G).
Bob
Re: Ipod classic, 7G problem
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 11:00 pm
by Skibum
I also have the same problem with the Ipod Classic. The Suzuki manual does say to disconnect the Ipod when not in use, so this may not in fact be a problem.