Precision Interface Electronics Car Stereo System FRDW/PC-POD2 Manual Do Utilizador

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Precision Interface Electronics (PIE) has released a new line of iPod interfaces (POD2) that allow you to 
interface your iPod directly to the OEM (factory) radio in your Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Vehicle. Using this 
interface, the iPod will take the place of the Ford external CD Changer, noted you will see the difference 
in operations. The radio will be able to directly access tracks on your iPod and perform basic function 
from the radio—namely FF, REW, Track UP, Track Down, Pause etc , 

. (iPod clickwheel will not be disabled) 

The CD Changer function of the radio will be utilized to operate the iPod, allowing you to benefit from: 

1.  Direct connection of the iPod to Ford vehicle audio system for optimum sound quality 

2.  Control iPod playback with the CD Changer buttons on the Ford radio or steering wheel 

controls 

3.  Charges the iPod internal battery  

4.  Plug-n-play: includes installation cable, 4ft docking cable,  interface and owner’s manual 

Note: If a Ford external (trunk mounted) CD Changer is present, you must disconnect it before installing 
this interface. 

Use with one of the following iPod models:  
iPod (G3/G4, G5), Photo, Nano (ALL), Video, Mini (ALL), Classic, iTouch (ALL), iPhone (ALL) equipped 
with a dock connector.

 [

Not compatible with iPod Shuffle and 1st and 2

nd

 Generation (10G/15G) 

iPods

.] 

 
Note: The operation and functions of this interface described herein have only been confirmed with the 
following firmware versions (see apple.com/iPod for firmware updates) 

 

The FRDW/PC-POD2 will utilize the cd changer control functions on the radio to control the 

iPod in the following manner: 

 

Track up 

Song up 

Track down 

Song down 

Fast Forward 

Fast Forward 

Fast Rewind 

Fast Rewind 

Note: The track number on both the radio and iPod may not correspond with one another. 

The FRDW/PC-POD2 will charge the iPod and will not disable the function of the iPod while 

connected. The iPod will pause automatically whenever the radio is not in the simulated iPod 

mode. 

The radio 

has "<SEEK>" buttons which will 

allow you 

to 

track up (SEEK ►) 

and track down 

(◄ SEEK) through each track on the current playlist.