There are no settings. If you have the correct iPod Touch Dock to 3.5mm AUX Cable then it works out of the box.
Test it somewhere else. Plug that 3.5mm plug into another input. A friends car, anything that accepts that kind of output.
The iPod Touch Dock to 3.5mm is nothing more than an output cable. Whatever you plug it into should receive the
signal if the iPod touch is outputting a signal.
Make sure you have the volume on the touch turned up. ( Don't scoff. That's a common mistake)
If it doesn't work Call EAS and make sure you have the right cable.
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Originally Posted by Damager
OK - I've gone through the ipod touch settings 3 times and I dont see anything for sending the audio somewhere other than the headphone jack - can someone give me some words of wisdom here?
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