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Originally Posted by Gren
Then not clearly what for the adapter if to use iPod the interface in general is necessary? Only for additional charge and a conclusion of names? Then it is possible to be connected simply through AUX. And accumulators and so suffices at 10-14 hrs.
PS: one more important advantage iceLink is a updating a software. And at DICE there are less problems by quantity of censures in a forum.
PS2: iceLink the same has a mode iPod UI  |
I'm very aware of the ice>Link Plus, I've been working with the devices since they were introduced in mid-2003.
A big part behind the DICE is product support. Dension cannot even come close to what we or DICE can offer to our customers. Most of the time, emails or phone calls are not even returned. Lots of our emails are
still ice>Link Plus related even though we stopped selling the kits back in May, with most of them being overseas inquiries. As a general rule, we still offer support to those that inquire - regardless where they purchase from.
There's no better search tool than the iPod itself, the ice>Link Plus or DICE cannot touch it. However, the DICE doesn't lock out the iPod to attempt to gain other features and allows the iPod to remain unlocked. This is great if you want to get to a specific song quickly or simply want to hand the iPod to a passenger on a road trip.
Note that there's no text display on the radio in iPod UI this mode and only "simple remote" mode is permitted on the ILP. Essentially, you get next/prev track and charging - nothing else. Most people never use this mode. Also, the firmware update process is
very unstable on the ice>Link Plus - lots of modules failed during the process requiring replacement.
The ice>Link Plus is a great product..........when it works.