Description: 1. Direct Connection via CD changer Port with CD quality sound 2. Control music files from your car radio panel or steering wheel 3. Support USB Flash, SD Card and 3.5mm jack input 4. Building in high quality MP3/WMA decoder 5. Building in Amplifier chips?no signal interfere, no battery required Specification: Compatible with different year and model of Mazda only?Mazda 3 (2003-2011)?Mazda 3 (2003-2011)?Mazda 6 (2006-2011) Material: plastic Product size: wire is 155 cm long Installation Instruction? 1.Turn off car engine and remove key from ignition, if your radio use a security code, make sure that you have the code before unplugging the radio 2. Unmount the radio from the dash and find CD changer port at the back of radio 3. Plug the IPOD AUX Adapter connector to CD changer port.(For Audi/V.W/Skoda/Seat radio, connect the GND cable to the shield of the radio) 4. For IPOD/Iphone user, connector IPOD/Iphone via IPOD AUX Adapter 30P connector. once the unit is installed just power on the car radio and ipod, you can Press CD buttonthen you can enjoy the IPOD Music, keep Ipod changed and ready to go. 5. For Auxiliary device such as PSP, MD, MP3, mobile etc, connect it with 3.3 Jack cable. It will start play music Colour:Black Package Includes: 1 x AUX USB Adapter for Mazda 1 x Card Reader Note: This is just suitable for original CD radio on the Mazda 3 or Mazda 6 car, if you change the CD radio, then it will may not work Pls confirm if the connector fit with your car radio interface Pls check if your car radio has the AUX button or option when you plug it with phone when plug with USB flash drive: Pls ensure it's FAT or FAT32 format This only support the USB drive with 6 folders at most Every folder can has 99songs or less If you set up multi folders, pls also put a few songs out of the folders in the usb flash drive too It's better to use original good quality USB flash drive less than 64G If you wanna playing music ,then donot put too much other files on the USB flash drive ;the less content inside ,then the radio could read it more faster
