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Old 07-12-2007, 10:13 AM
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DICE Ipod integration

Has anyone installed yet on there x5 with dsp? How is the installation?
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Old 07-12-2007, 11:42 AM
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Has anyone installed yet on there x5 with dsp? How is the installation?
The DICE is very simple to install, your specific model year will depend if you need the DSP converter or not.

What year do you have?
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Question for Tom.

I am planning on orderdering the DICE ipod adapter for my 05/2005 X5 3.0i w/o DSP, w/o CD changer.
Looking at the following article I was not able to identify the 3 and 6 pin wiring harness for the CD Changer plugs. Do you have any other instructions with more detailed steps?
http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/x5/s...ll-bmw-x5.html
Please let me know.
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The DICE is very simple to install, your specific model year will depend if you need the DSP converter or not.

What year do you have?
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Old 08-07-2007, 01:28 PM
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DICE for DSp

I have just fitted the DICE adpator for Early DSP to my 2000 model X5, I do not have an Ipod but I had been given a new Alpine CD changer for my Car as my original was not working. I was also given an adaptor for a standard BMW to alpine adaptor.

I decided to by the Dice DSP adpator, evenm though DIce siad it wa only for ipod. I have successfully fitted it as it converts the Coaxial digital line to the standard output.

Al i had to do was supply 12V power to it connect in the DSP coaxial and the fly lead from the dice box provided the same 6 p point connection as standard.

I will try and post pictures of it when I have more time.
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Question for Tom.

I am planning on orderdering the DICE ipod adapter for my 05/2005 X5 3.0i w/o DSP, w/o CD changer.
Looking at the following article I was not able to identify the 3 and 6 pin wiring harness for the CD Changer plugs. Do you have any other instructions with more detailed steps?
http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/x5/s...ll-bmw-x5.html
Please let me know.
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You connectors will be located in the cargo area on the driver's side behind the access panel. There you will see the 3/6 pin connectors.
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You connectors will be located in the cargo area on the driver's side behind the access panel. There you will see the 3/6 pin connectors.
Thanks for the response.

Behind the access panel there are a bunch of wires but none are loose.
Do I need to open the bottom black part which is to the left of the spare tire and to the right of the access panel?
Do you have a picture? It will help me finding the 3/6 connectors
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Thanks for the response.

Behind the access panel there are a bunch of wires but none are loose.
Do I need to open the bottom black part which is to the left of the spare tire and to the right of the access panel?
Do you have a picture? It will help me finding the 3/6 connectors
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I currently own an '01 X5 with DSP and NAV. I tried the FM transmitter and it sounded horrible so I decided to try the tape deck adapter and it sounds just as good as the CD even at louder volumes.

Is this unit even available for the '01? I have heard that there is no available iPod hookup for the '01. I think it was only available for '03 and newer.

I can live with the tape adapter because it really does sound great but hate the long cord hanging out of the middle of my dash.
Moving to Official DICE iPod integration kit Q/A thread: http://www.x3world.com/bsws-mobile-e...-thread-38.htm
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I completed my dice install with dsp adapter. It took a few hours but nonetheless I have ipod integration and no more cd skipping. Great investment!
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The Dice install has been probably the best upgrade on my X. I love it. Now I want to get a little more savy with some other downloads. Like there was a post a few weeks ago about the navi system that you can download different voices and sounds as you go throw the Ipod... Can anybody tell me where I can find this and how to install it on my navi? Thanks...
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The Dice install has been probably the best upgrade on my X. I love it. Now I want to get a little more savy with some other downloads. Like there was a post a few weeks ago about the navi system that you can download different voices and sounds as you go throw the Ipod... Can anybody tell me where I can find this and how to install it on my navi? Thanks...
You must be referring to voicetags:

Adding Speech Voicetags to your DICE/iPod Playlists
http://www.xoutpost.com/bsws-mobile-e...playlists.html

Full details are at the link.
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