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Old 05-30-2011, 08:34 PM
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So I have a facelift E53 with Nav. I installed an aux connection by simply wiring up a socket to the aux input behind the head unit. It works fine, when something is plugged in the head unit allows you to go in to aux mode - however I've noticed one problem....

If I plug my iPod/iPhone in and then plug in the charger (powered by the 12v socket) then the head unit no longer detects the aux signal. I can only imagine this is due to the earth on the charger and earth on the audio link having some kind of imbalance?

Is that my problem? I noticed you have some resistors and capacitors added to your circuit. What exactly is the purpose of them and would adding similar to my aux connection resolve my issue?
The aux is triggered by the 300 ohm resistor. When you plug in the phone you do not have a 300 ohm resistor across the phone audio leads like on instruction above.
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