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[Updated] Full iPad mini integration, need advice
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Finally done with the fitment and enclosure just a few little things are left but pretty much 80% done. ill post up daylight pics tomorrow. http://imageshack.us/a/img22/2396/uc3n.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img19/7115/0xam.jpg |
I think there is a way to connect the iPad mini via Bluetooth to the Z. There's a thread around here where someone made this happen.
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Take pictures and keep us posted on your progress.
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Scroll down and read one of the posts i made http://www.the370z.com/exterior-inte...ipad-mini.html
I used an iSimple media gateway with bluetooth module to connect to my factory bose. Steering wheels controls work with this. You could go a step further than me and mount the tablet flush with the cubby hole and that way you can leave the cover door on and have it look oem with the tablet running underneath maybe. |
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Funny that this topic has come up again. I just got an iPad mini last week and have already jailbroken it. With the Cydia app “Activator” you can program the iPad to turn on and off based on power source. For instance, if the iPad is receiving power it will stay on (or turn on one it receives power), it can also turn off when the power is cut off. This is great if you are planning to integrate the iPad into your dash, as it will turn on and off based on when you turn your car on/off. I tested this the other day and it worked perfectly. As Bandit said, I’m planning to put my iPad in the cubby hole and use the OEM navi bezel to make it look stock. I’ll have to fabricate the bezel a bit to make it fit the larger screen size of the Mini, but it should make it so that the device is within reach from my driver seat. I’m also planning to make a cut in the top of the center dash piece in order to easily remove it and maybe even add an actuator to make the whole thing automated. Hopefully I will be doing this over the next couple of months.
As for the iSimple gateway, i was planning on using this to power the device. Bandit, do you need the Bluetooth module to make the steering wheel controls work? Also, does anyone know if there is a way to connect two Bluetooth devices to our OEM stereo? This would be very helpful for Siri integration in the car. |
Just remeber bluetooth will not sound the same as using a cable. Just my :twocents:
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If it's using a low-quality codec, you're going to get low-quality audio. However, the blutooth profile used for sending audio wirelessly is capable of sending mpeg formatted audio, which is the same as what you would hear directly out of your headphones. |
The iSimple media gateway will use your steering wheel controls for anything that is plugged into the gateway that is digital (ipod connection, or bluetooth). I can't tell any quality difference between the bluetooth and using the aux cable except the aux cable has higher volume at a lower setting. I am using factory bose though so maybe it just cant replicate the distortion :D I usually keep the volume on the ipad all the way to max minus 1 and listen to the radio at 15 on the radio. ive put the radio to the max of 30 and it still sounds great but its too loud unless you like that sort of thing.
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The Lid-Cluster (Part # 68520) is $309 from Nissanpartszone. It's pricey but it's going to look nice.
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