Instrumentation and Controls. . . 202CONNECTING AN IPOD USINGTHE USB PORTIf your vehicle is equipped with aCD changer, see "Connecting aPortable Audio Device Using theAuxiliary Input Jack" earlier in thissection for information aboutconnecting an iPod to the soundsystem.Your vehicle is equipped with aUSB port and a special USB/auxilia-ry input jack cable that connectsan iPod or an iPod Nano to thesound system.A standard iPod USB cable cannotbe used.Connect the USB/auxiliary inputjack cable to the iPod. Then,connect the other end of the cableto the auxiliary input jack and theUSB port.If the engine is on and the iPod isproperly connected, the GM logowill appear on the iPod display.The radio automatically beginsplaying audio over the vehiclespeakers. Song information willappear on the iPod display.Note:For proper operation, the iPodmust have the latest firmwarefrom Apple®. For more informa-tion, visit www.apple.com/itunes.Use the volume, tone, and speakercontrols just as you do for theradio.Before disconnecting the iPodfrom the USB port, press the push-button under EJECT on the iPodplayback screen.The iPod battery will rechargeautomatically while the ignition ison or in the accessory position.When the ignition is turned offwhile an iPod is connected usingthe USB/auxiliary input jack cable,the iPod battery will stop chargingand the iPod will automaticallyturn off.Some earlier iPods cannot beconnected using the USB/auxiliaryinput jack cable.If the USB/auxiliary input jackcable is missing or the iPod is anearlier model, see "Connecting aPortable Audio Device Using theAuxiliary Input Jack" earlier in thissection to connect an iPod to theradio.See your dealer if you need toreplace the USB/auxiliary inputjack cable.AKENG40_CTS Page 202 Wednesday, July 23, 2008 11:47 AM
