2013 clarion stereo and ipod/android hookup

[ffmedic74]

I have the factory stereo in 2013 230 team edition. The stereo manual says it is ipod ready, but not sure where to plug it in at other than the headphone jack at the driver seat. Assumed the USB port was to update the linc system only. Also, can I use Android on the boat that would integrate with the clarion head unit?

[cedarcreek216]

You can use the USB port, that's what it is for. Doing this will also allow you to move from some to song with your transom remotes instead of having to do it from you phone. Should also display track name and so on.


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[Dandy21]

You can use the USB port, that's what it is for. Doing this will also allow you to move from some to song with your transom remotes instead of having to do it from you phone. Should also display track name and so on.


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Just make sure you use the USB port near the stereo head unit. I believe there is a 2nd USB port near the helm that is for LINC updates but can also be used for charging a device.

[iamcdn]

There is a USB port in the glove box beside the head unit. Use that one. It should link up.

[ffmedic74]

Thanks guys... Don't remember seeing it in the glove box, but will check this weekend when we are at the lake. Would anyone happen to have a picture of the location in the glovebox for reference? I checked the nautique brochure and video and the glovebox was not featured.

[cedarcreek216]

Happen to have our boat out front for a mid week outing, here you go.


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[4th ski-doo]

Is there a blue tooth module possible to install on the '13?

[acs220]

Is there a blue tooth module possible to install on the '13?

I got one of these and made my own setup for the boat that is completely removable. You will need a 12V cigarette plug with wire, quick disconnect (if you want), and RCA to 3.5mm plug.

I wired in the quick disconnect so I can put the bluetooth part in my truck and not have it sit in the boat (boat sits for a few weeks between uses). The unit works great and I haven't had any problems with connections or sound. We use our radio so much more now that we have this than we did before.

All in all it will only cost you about 50-60 bucks to get this up and running.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_822BTRE...MIL-BTREC.html

[MLA]

Is there a blue tooth module possible to install on the '13?

There a couple of universal BT receivers out there that only need a pair of AUX RCA inputs on the head-unit. The Wet Sounds BTVC works really well. Great sound quality and solid range, auto pair, volume and track advance. Can be surface or panel mounted.

[4th ski-doo]

Thanks Guys!

[2009216v]

If you add one of the aftermarket BT modules, would the RCA's from that be hooked up to the AUX RCA's from the stereo? If so, wouldn't that not allow my 3.5mm aux plug to still function?


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[MLA]

If you add one of the aftermarket BT modules, would the RCA's from that be hooked up to the AUX RCA's from the stereo? If so, wouldn't that not allow my 3.5mm aux plug to still function?


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The head-units AUX inputs can be split for both a BT and traditional hard wire 3.5 jack, they just can be used at the same time.