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Old May 1st, 2009, 08:40 PM     #1
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Aux Input

I would like to connect my Zumo 550 into my radio some how other than into the AUX Input. I would rather have the connection in the fairing as I've got a painted inner fairing coming. I don't want the cable going across the inner fairing. Is there a way to connect the Zumo to the back of the radio and have it function as it does connected to the AUX Input?
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Old May 2nd, 2009, 01:18 AM     #2
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Re: Aux Input

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I would like to connect my Zumo 550 into my radio some how other than into the AUX Input. I would rather have the connection in the fairing as I've got a painted inner fairing coming. I don't want the cable going across the inner fairing. Is there a way to connect the Zumo to the back of the radio and have it function as it does connected to the AUX Input?
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Not on my bike ('03 UC). There are no aux. plug ports in the back (would this actually be the front?) of my radio, but I am not sure about the newer models. You will have to take off your outer fairing and see. I have run my satellite radio wire out the bottom of the radio opening and doubled it back to the aux port on the face of the radio. See below.

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Old May 2nd, 2009, 09:47 AM     #3
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Thanks. That's a pretty good option I hadn't thought of.
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Old May 2nd, 2009, 11:36 PM     #4
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Re: Aux Input

Mine is ran similar to the above, except I ran the wire under the switch plate. I've been planning on getting a 90 degree jack so it won't stick out so much.

I have read where you can add an aux input to the back of the radio but it's quite involved. Not sure I want to go into my radio with a soldering iron.

If your interested in attempting that, I'll try and find where I read it for you.
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Old May 3rd, 2009, 12:26 AM     #5
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Re: Aux Input

That is exactly like David, a friend of mine, has his run. He showed to me today so I when I got home this afternoon, I ran mine like that. I already have the 90* ends. Looks much better but I still may do something different.
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Old Sep 21st, 2009, 08:12 PM     #6
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A cable with a 90 degree on the end would have looked much better
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Old Sep 21st, 2009, 08:43 PM     #7
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A cable with a 90 degree on the end would have looked much better
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Old Sep 24th, 2009, 06:47 AM     #8
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Re: Aux Input

Hi guys,
I found that my MP3 player is much softer into the Aux plug. i can crank up the MP3 volume but it is close to flat out before I get it to an acceptable level through the radio.

Is anyone else haveing this problem or is it my dodgy MP3 player.

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Old Sep 24th, 2009, 10:04 AM     #9
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Re: Aux Input

Hi Netwillo; I had the same problem. Search threads for "ipod question" with me as originator. Roadglider's reply helped my volume problem a lot.
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Old Oct 9th, 2009, 03:40 PM     #10
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Re: Aux Input

call or look up CycleGadgets.com they sell a product from kennedy technolgies that allows you to interface with the intercom with out the aux input so u can still enjoy your tunes and use cb intercom etc. you can even use you cell phone through the headset from your bluetoothe connection on the zumo 550 i have it on my 08 uc and a buddy on his 09 uc works great.
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