How do I hook up my ipod? do I need a special cord to do this?
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There is an aux input on the front prt of the panel at the top. You just need an auxiliary cable but you might have to feel around for the input.
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You do need to buy an additional cord. The cord goes in the iPod speaker slot and the other end (which looks the same as the speaker plug) goes into the top of the treadmill (check manual for location). I can't remember the name of the cord but if you go the store and ask for the iPod in/out cord they'll help you find it.
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To listen to music from iPod, iPhone or other device with an audio jack, use a "patch" cord. Mine is about 12 inches, but you may want a longer one. It should have two "male" ends. One goes in your iPod, the other into the jack on the rear of the control panel. You can then use the panel's volume controls. Music can only be heard with the red"key" plugged in as we'll.
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You need a regular auxiliary cord like you would use to plug your ipod into a stereo system or car radio. Both ends have identical input/output plugs. Put one end in the headphone plug of your ipod, the other in the aux. hole in the top of the treadmill console beside the slot for the nike device.
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We have been able to hook up any type of Ipod or mp3 player no problem. There is a universal speaker plug attached. The specs should give more detailed info. The sound is veryclear and loud for such a small speaker.
350247
Use a standard audio cable to connect the speaker to the headphone jack on the iPod.
895424
The iPod dock does not but you can hook it to the auxilery port with an auxilery cord
1931943
I've looked up your unit and unfortunately I can't say for certain. Mine came with an auxiliary plug and I was able to use it too. The iPod that I had originally worked, but when I ungraded to the iphone 4 and 5 neither would plug in (until I bought an adapter). That said, the speaker is amazing! I do believe that, worse case scenario, you can get an adapter if it doesn't plug straight in.
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Connect it to the computer. Check more info in the iPod manual at http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1550/en_US/iPod_shuffle_4thgen_User_Guide.pdf
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From what I can tell you would need to either have or purchase the connection cords that will fit both the back of the receiver and your ipod. The same if you only want to use the headphones. Take them all to an electronics store to get correct adapters. Both receiver and head phones require batteries to operate.
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I looked for one, but I counldn't find one. You'll just have to use the auxiliary input tha's on the back of it. Just buy a cable that has the same 1/8" plug on both ends, it looks like the plug on your head phones that you use with your iPod. Hope I was of some help Bonnie.
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In addition to my previous answer, if your iPod does not have a thirty pin connector, you can purchase an adapter sold on Amazon.
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I plug my ipod in with a 3.5mm cable all the time. You can also plug in external speakers through RCA stereo plug ins. Older versions of this couldn't do that (my friend has the older version)
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Yes, you have to use the cable that comes with the jam box to connect it, from the headphone jack on the iPod.
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You can connect it with the 3.5mm RCA cables, but the sound quality is poor, at least on mine, I have an IPod that I connect via USB, the sound quality is much much better. Hope this helps.
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You need a speaker with a traditional iPod dock. That's the only way the cool stream interacts with the speakers
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You will need to use the head phone jack and cable...or add a blue tooth adapter. See this webpage for further answers. http://www.instructables.com/id/Add-INTERNAL-Bluetooth-Capability-To-Your-iPod/
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There is an auxiliary jack on the front of it. Buy an auxiliary cable somewhere for a few dollars, and you absolutely can. I hook my iPhone to it all the time.
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It is possible to hook it up to an Ipod.. You just have to purchase the correct Interface Cable I have an older ipod and I just searched for the correct Interface Cable for my type of ipod. you then can control the ipod from the stero
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I use an auxiliary cable (fits the headphones) and I can plug anything into it. Not sure about the charging, I can fit my standard ipod in it for charging, but rarely do. For the money, it is totally worth it! I bought a different one a while back, and paid over $100 and LOVED it! The sound is pretty good for such a small unit.