Hands free bluetooth car kit
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Hands free bluetooth car kit
I just got the Motorola bluetooth (IHF1000) car kit for my 07 si sedan as a birthday present. It has the ability to sync to my bluetooth phone and lets me answer/make calls hand free. It has the ability to either use the stock speakers or power a small external speaker (provided). It also has the ability to mute the stereo while a call is in session:
Okay now for the problem
1) The Si has a downstream amp. Will this product work?
2) The stock headunit doesn't seem to have a mute/telephone wire. However I've seen the navi in action and it has the ability to mute the stereo while it gives directions. So the function must be available somewhere?!
I don't really mine using the external speaker if I have too, but I really want the automatic mute function. Any input? Anyone have a wiring diagram?
Okay now for the problem
1) The Si has a downstream amp. Will this product work?
2) The stock headunit doesn't seem to have a mute/telephone wire. However I've seen the navi in action and it has the ability to mute the stereo while it gives directions. So the function must be available somewhere?!
I don't really mine using the external speaker if I have too, but I really want the automatic mute function. Any input? Anyone have a wiring diagram?
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Re: Hands free bluetooth car kit (Tam N)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tam N »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
2) The stock headunit doesn't seem to have a mute/telephone wire. However I've seen the navi in action and it has the ability to mute the stereo while it gives directions. So the function must be available somewhere?!
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I found this out thread here on 8thcivic http://www.8thcivic.com/forums...=3534
Look at the picture showing connector #1. Pin #5 is labled telephone and isn't used. Can this be used as a mute? I know the RX-8 stock stereo had mute but no wire in the harness and someone was able to retrofit a harness and tap a mute from it.
2) The stock headunit doesn't seem to have a mute/telephone wire. However I've seen the navi in action and it has the ability to mute the stereo while it gives directions. So the function must be available somewhere?!
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I found this out thread here on 8thcivic http://www.8thcivic.com/forums...=3534
Look at the picture showing connector #1. Pin #5 is labled telephone and isn't used. Can this be used as a mute? I know the RX-8 stock stereo had mute but no wire in the harness and someone was able to retrofit a harness and tap a mute from it.
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Re: Hands free bluetooth car kit (cbstd)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cbstd »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I hope you can figure out this problem.
I just use a headset in my '07 FA5.
Scott</TD></TR></TABLE>
I installed it, using a relay to power off the radio when a phone call comes in (using external speaker for sound). It is likely there IS mute built into the stock headunit. I'll check one of these days when I have time. For a temp fix check the following thread for instuctions and details.
https://honda-tech.com/zero...03606
I just use a headset in my '07 FA5.
Scott</TD></TR></TABLE>
I installed it, using a relay to power off the radio when a phone call comes in (using external speaker for sound). It is likely there IS mute built into the stock headunit. I'll check one of these days when I have time. For a temp fix check the following thread for instuctions and details.
https://honda-tech.com/zero...03606
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