New iPhone adaptor and PCM compatibility
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Should anyone be wondering, like I was, if the new iPhone (5) connector works with the PCM, it does.
I got an additional cable, connected it to the iPod port in the armrest and the PCM reads and controls the music as it previously did and charges the phone, as it previously did.
To be honest I wasn't expecting this to work!
Edited to add : the PCM is the one in a MY2011 Cayenne.
I got an additional cable, connected it to the iPod port in the armrest and the PCM reads and controls the music as it previously did and charges the phone, as it previously did.
To be honest I wasn't expecting this to work!
Edited to add : the PCM is the one in a MY2011 Cayenne.
Edited by on Monday 8th October 07:30
said:
Should anyone be wondering, like I was, if the new iPhone (5) connector works with the PCM, it does.
I got an additional cable, connected it to the iPod port in the armrest and the PCM reads and controls the music as it previously did and charges the phone, as it previously did.
To be honest I wasn't expecting this to work!
Good news!I got an additional cable, connected it to the iPod port in the armrest and the PCM reads and controls the music as it previously did and charges the phone, as it previously did.
To be honest I wasn't expecting this to work!
So what cable are you using? Same as the old one but with a 'lightning' connector for the phone? Or perhaps an adapter?
I have heard that anything that connects to the iPhone using a digital connections (i.e. like a computer or car stereo that actually allows control etc) will still work fine. However anything that connects using an analog connection (using the port as a line out) will not work.
This is very annoying as my PCM1 to iphone cable is analog only so will not work with an iPhone 5.
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This is very annoying as my PCM1 to iphone cable is analog only so will not work with an iPhone 5.
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I think the maps on the latest software for the Iphone is good enough to not need a fixed sat nav. In the past, certain cars I would not buy should it not have the marque sat nav but now i would not care. Sometime soon ill be putting a spec together for a cayenne. I had thought to have PCM3 but is it really worth it? Bose is an extra anyway should you want a better sound. Would anyone now spec these cars without sat nav or is it still seen as retail suicide?
Edited by Bund on Tuesday 9th October 12:48
This sounds like great news but I could not get it to work in my car.
My car is a 997.2 2009 model with PCM 3.0 v1.40
When I connect my iPhone 6 or iPhone 5c with a standard Apple lightning cable the PCM 3.0 simply says "iPod not ready".
Which car have you succesfully been able to connect your iPhone to and PCM please?
Thanks
My car is a 997.2 2009 model with PCM 3.0 v1.40
When I connect my iPhone 6 or iPhone 5c with a standard Apple lightning cable the PCM 3.0 simply says "iPod not ready".
Which car have you succesfully been able to connect your iPhone to and PCM please?
Thanks
You need the "Y" cable which has a USB and a PCM connector to the car, and an iPhone connector at the third "end", you can't just plug the USB cable in. (If that's what you're trying to do).
I have an iPhone 6 connected to a 2009 997.2 in this way and have very few issues with it (When the phone is fully charged I get a message saying "accessory is not supported", but it retains all the functionality anyway).
I have an iPhone 6 connected to a 2009 997.2 in this way and have very few issues with it (When the phone is fully charged I get a message saying "accessory is not supported", but it retains all the functionality anyway).
BalhamLotus said:
You need the "Y" cable which has a USB and a PCM connector to the car, and an iPhone connector at the third "end", you can't just plug the USB cable in. (If that's what you're trying to do).
I have an iPhone 6 connected to a 2009 997.2 in this way and have very few issues with it (When the phone is fully charged I get a message saying "accessory is not supported", but it retains all the functionality anyway).
+1I have an iPhone 6 connected to a 2009 997.2 in this way and have very few issues with it (When the phone is fully charged I get a message saying "accessory is not supported", but it retains all the functionality anyway).
For PCM3 on 2009 997.2, the USB connector in the armrest is purely for power (with the Porsche Y-cable). You sill need the mini-DIN to dock connector for the iPod (iPhone) control. I run a dock extension cable up to the my air vent mounted phone holder, then use a genuine Apple dock to lightning adapter to connect the iPhone.
See my previous comment - you have to use the Apple dock to lightning adapter. So keep your existing set up and buy one of these: http://store.apple.com/uk/product/MD823ZM/A/lightn...
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