CD-BTB200 Bluetooth Adapter

1) Check the connection of the iPod interface (CD-IB100) with your head unit. The blue IP-bus connection on the head unit needs to be connected to the black IP-bus connection (IP-bus out) on the iPod interface or no song or control of the iPod is possible.
2) Reset your head unit after connection was made (see instruction manual from head unit)
3) Check if your headphones are unplugged from the iPod.
4) Check if your iPod was reset (see instruction manual from iPod).

If you have an IP-Bus enabled head unit (except the KEH-P1010R and KEH-P1013R because they have no AUX function available), the connection interface CD-RB20 or IP-RCA, IP-Bus to RCA interconnector can be used to connect the external audio source to your Pioneer in car unit.
Depending on your model, it's possible that you have a direct aux-in.
After installing, do not forget to switch AUX to ON in the function menu.
If your model has a P in its name like this, DEH-P... or ANH-P9R, then you have an IP-bus.
Models with IP-bus but which has no AUX function will also not work with CD-IB100-2, CD-BTB100/200 and CD-UB100.

Yes, original factory installed radio's can be connected to Pioneer CD Changers. For this we have CD-to-radio interfaces available. Check the link below to find the correct interface, if available.
You cannot connect a Pioneer car stereo to a CD changer from another brand.
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Make sure that the microphone is located in the speaking direction of the driver, with a maximum distance of 30cm (12inch).
The microphone should not be near a car speaker as this will enhance the echo problem.
Beware that there is no air current aimed at the microphone and never cover the back side of the microphone.

Lower the volume on the headunit during a call to a level that is still acceptable (high volumes will enhance the echo problem).
It is not advised to use another microphone than the one supplied with our unit, because other microphones have different characteristics and this can lead to worse quality.

Use the link of the Decision tree to solve general Bluetooth problems.

If this doesn't solve the problem, please contact your dealer for further investigation.
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1) First you should check if your phone is compatible. Use the link below to check this.
2) Activate the Bluetooth on your mobile phone and connect it with your headunit.
3) Register your phone in the headunit.
4) Make sure the phone is visible to auto-connect.
5) Check if the latest available Bluetooth version is installed in the phone. If not, ask to update the phone. Updating our products is not possible. You could just do a reset.
6) If your problem is not yet solved, contact your nearest Authorized Service Centre.
Or for France, contact the customer service department on 0810 786 400.
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Compatibility list

Follow this procedure to register your Bluetooth mobile to your car stereo:
DEH-P55BT:
Switch the radio off.
Push the source button to switch the system ON.
Press source button several times until TELEPHONE appears on the display.
Then hold the Function button until P1 NO DATA appears.
Push the Multi control key (the big button) to the right - CONNECTION OPEN APPEARS.
Push the Multi control key up, CONNECTING WAIT is displayed.
Now make a connection from the phone with 'PIONEER BT UNIT'.
Enter the code 1111 in the phone and press OK.
When REG COMPLETE appears, the phone is registered and the phonebook can be transferred (if possible, this depends on the model).

DEH-P65BT:
In the function menu, set radio off, push function for a few seconds, then go to Autoconnect > on.

Switch off your car stereo and press button 5 shortly.

Remark:
If your car stereo doesn't have button '5':
1) Switch off your car stereo and press the source button for a few seconds. Turn it until REVERSE is visible. Turn on or off as desired.

2) After you have switched off your device, press the BAND button shortly while the contact is on ACC or ON. This cancels or activates the reverse mode.

This Bluetooth adapter can be connected to all devices with an IP-bus:
KEH-Pxx
KEX-Pxx
DEX-Pxx
DEH-Pxx
ANH-Pxx
AVH-Pxx
AVIC-X1, AVIC-X1R

It will be recognized as an external unit.

We have 5 types of enclosures.
The below is the product number of the enclosure and the corresponding subwoofer product number.

UD-W301S: TS-W306DVC, TS-W306C, TS-W3004SPL, TS-W30704 and TS-W30702

UD-W302S: TS-W3001D4

UD-W251S: TS-W256DVC, TS-W256C, TS-W2504SPL, TS-W25704 and TS-W25702

UD-W252S: TS-W2501D4

UD-SW124S: TS-SW1241D

UD-SW125S: TS-SW1241D

UD-SW84S: TS-SW841D

UD-SW104S: TS-SW1041D

For safety reason, these enclosures should be installed with a safety belt (UD-SB100).

In our navigation systems we do not support this feature as we believe it can be annoying.
In higher car stereo models, there is an ASL option (automatic sound leveliser). But this feature is not related to the speed of the car, but to the noise of the environment.

DEH-P4800MP: Switch off the radio. Push the source button for about 3 seconds. FM 100 appears. Push the function key until AUX 1 appears. Push cross-key up to activate the AUX function.

DEH-P75BT, DEH-P70BT: Switch off the radio via SRC. Press the cursor button 2-3 seconds and turn it until you read AUX ON/OFF. Press the cursor button to change the AUX status.

DEH-30MP: Switch off the device via the SRC button and press it again for 2-3 seconds to activate. Press the function button (on the left) until you read 'AUX on/off'. Now push the northern (upper) cursor button to change the AUX status. Finally press the SRC button to validate this.

DEH-P55BT: Switch the device off via SRC button. Press the FUNCtion button in the middle below. When the info is displayed, press function again until you read 'AUX1 on/off' or AUX2 on/off'. Move the jog navi-button up or down to enable or disable the AUX function and press the function key to validate.

DEH-P77MP: Switch off the device and activate it again via the SRC-button. Press function repeatedly until AUX is displayed. Press the rotary encoder to turn AUX on or off.

DEH-P88RS: Press SOURCE and hold until the unit turns off. Press MULTI-CONTROL and hold until LANGUAGE SELECT appears in the display. Turn MULTI-CONTROL to select one of the initial settings. Turn MULTI-CONTROL clockwise to select the function: AUX1 (auxiliary input 1) AUX2 (auxiliary input 2) Press MULTI-CONTROL to turn AUX1/AUX2 on. ON appears in the display. To turn AUX off, press MULTI-CONTROL again.

DEH-P3500MP: Turn off the power, push the function key about 5 seconds. FM-100 appears on the screen.
Push the function key several times until AUX is displayed.
Activate by the cross keys.

You can leave this AUX menu by pressing the source button.

The level of compatibility and the features offered depend on the phone you have and the profiles it supports. Most phones can at least pair with the head unit and enable handsfree communication. Once your contacts are transferred to the head unit you can dial them from the head unit. If your phone is not on the list we would recommend trying your phone on a head unit at your local Pioneer dealer. So far in our testing the only Bluetooth enabled phones we have found not to be handsfree compatible are the Sony Ericsson P900 and SHARP GX30/31/32 phones.
You can always have the phone updated to the latest Bluetooth version.

Audio streaming compatibility:
All BT audio phones are tested on BT audio, but only the ones which are recommendable are mentioned on the BT compatibility list. Audio quality will depend on the bit rate used for the original track which is stored on thephone.
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BT compatibility list

Please turn the car ignition off and then back on to clear error code 80.
If this persists, please send your unit to your local authorized service centre (ASC) for inspection.

Check your cable connection and especially the following colours.
It's possible that the red and yellow cables are switched
YELLOW : Has to be connected to the battery for constant battery voltage(12V)
RED : Has to be connected to the ignition switch of your car
(Check the manual because for certain cars, a.o. Volkswagen and Opel, these cables are switched).

See attached file for more detailed information.
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In case the volume button is not working, the unit has to be brought to the authorized service centre for a diagnostic check or for France contact the customer service department at 0810 786 400.
To find out where your nearest authorized service centre is, you can contact Pioneer via the following link.
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Our units compare the incoming telephone call with the telephone numbers in his memory. If these match, the unit shows the name stored in the phone book.

Problems that can cause no name coming on the screen:
- Contact information of the caller is not in the headunit. (It's not because a contact is in the cellphone, that it is present in the headunit).
- The incoming call could be +32 477 ... whereas the number in memory is just 0032477... or 0477...
- The same name is stored twice in the headunit memory.
- CLI (Call line identification) should be enabled on the phone in order to receive the phone number.
- A person is calling from a private number. (CLI= disabled)

Phone numbers should be transfered with country prefix. Always send a card instead of a phone number, e.g.: +3235688706

Available adapter types (dependant on car brand and manufacturing year):
- Infrared steering wheel remote control adapters (only if the headunit is infrared-ready).
- Hard-wired steering wheel remote control adapters (only if the headunit has this input).
(Most normal functions will be able to be used but car model specific features like voice activation and bluetooth radio control will not work with Pioneer radios. The functionality of the stalk control will be limited by the functionality of the radio. Most interfaces will have following possibilities:
Volume UP/Down, TRACK/ STATION UP/DOWN, RADIO ON/OFF, SCAN UP/DOWN, FFW/REW.)
- Car display driver adapters (= hard-wired adapter + display controller).

For all these adapters, please click on the car accessories list.

Through IP-bus you cannot connect an adapter to the original steering wheel control.

Open the 'DEH reference list' to check the available options (Remote Control Ready, Hardwired or SubDisplay) of the Head Unit.


In case of problems:
- Check the instructions on the installation sheet (available on the Instruction manual link)
- Disconnect the car battery before installing the adapter
- Reset the Head Unit
- Reset the car computer (by car dealer)
- Last option: replace the adapter
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DEH reference list
Car accessories list

This 'mirror image' NTSC high-quality universal camera can be hooked up to all Pioneer AV and navigation units with a screen.
Its compact size allows for installation in virtually any location.

The AVIC-S1 and AVIC-S2 models are exceptions where the rear camera cannot be connected!

The Bluetooth standard is open for too much interpretations.
Our software is developed to support a wide spectrum of implementations.
Unfortunately, the specifications of some units differ too much (e.g. some pocket PC phones).

Depending on your headunit, you can play audio and even video via your iPod.
You can always connect the headphone connection of your iPod to the AUX input.
In the attached list, you'll see if your iPod is compatible with your headunit.
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iPod compatibility

Please find the reference list below. It includes everything you've ever wanted to know about a Pioneer car stereo.
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DEH reference

No, this is not possible, because of safety reasons. The navigation unit doesn't know which camera (mirror or not) is connected and therefore it displays this message.

Yes. Use the view modes and choose rear view. Here you can see the rear camera and navigation without putting the car in rear gear.

AVIC-HD1BT, AVIC-HD3BT, AVIC-D3, AVIC-X3: Press the MAP button (twice) and select rear view.
AVIC-X1 series: Press the POS button (twice) and select rear view..

If you want to connect several devices to a navigation unit or car stereo using the IP-bus, you need to connect the CD-changer last in row.
CD-changers have only 1 IP connection, so another device can't be connected to this one. That's why it needs to be last in the row of devices connected with IP-cable.