Wireless FM Transmitter for iPod & iPhone

Specifications:

• Primary Function: FM Transmitter to broadcast music from your iPhone or iPod to your car stereo
• Additional Function: Car charger for iPod and iPhone
• Compatibility: iPhone, iPhone 3G, all iPod models except the iPod Shuffle
• Remote Control Functions: Play, Pause, Next, Previous, Volume, Channel, Repeat, Shuffle, Mute, Power
• FM Transmission Range: 88.1 - 107.9 MHz in 0.1 MHz steps
• Total Channels Available: 200
• FM Transmission Distance: 3 meters/9.84in
• Display: Backlit Dot Matrix LCD Display
• Power Source: Powered directly from iPod, iPhone, or car cigarette adapter
• Dimensions (mm): 48 x 28 x 10 /1.89 x 1.1 x 0.39in(L x W x H)
• Certifications: CE, FCC
• Manufacturers Ref: PPCHG0P3JX4M
• This is a non-OEM product

Details:

• iPod Wireless FM Transmitter to broadcast music from your iPhone or iPod to your car stereo

• The iPod Wireless FM Transmitter includes a remote controller which can be used to control all music functions of the iPhone or iPod when connected to the iPod Wireless FM Transmitter

• Powered directly from iPod, iPhone, or car cigarette adapter, all of these will make your life more wonderfull

Notes:

• Control all major functions with remote control for safe driving
• Power supplied by iPod, iPhone, or car via cigarette power adapter
• Store channel memory
• Program channels on the remote or directly on the FM transmitter

What Is a Wireless FM Transmitter?

A wireless FM transmitter is a device that changes audio output into an FM signal. Wireless FM transmitters work together with FM receivers to complete FM transmissions

Specifications

• Wireless FM transmitter specifications vary depend on the manufacturer. Small consumer transmitter generally weigh 1 to 3 oz. and have a range of about 30 feet. These FM transmitters have low outputs, which means that their signals are easily interrupted by other radio signals

Functions

• Wireless FM transmitters send audio to an FM radio. FM transmitters can usually be set to various frequencies. This allows you to avoid radio interference

Uses

• Wireless FM transmitters commonly link MP3 players and cell phones to a home or car radio. Computers can use FM transmitters to broadcast Internet radio streams

Cell Phone FM Transmitter Tips:

• A cell phone FM transmitter allows you to hear phone conversations through the vehicle's speakers. These devices can also be convenient if you have transferred or downloaded audio files, such as MP3s or audiobooks, onto a smart phone. When the cell phone is connected to the FM transmitter, the phone can be used "hands free," a necessity for using the phone while driving

Cell Phone FM Transmitter Instructions:

• Plug the FM transmitter into the car stereo's "AUX/cigarette adapter" connection
• Press one "Channel/CH" button on the car stereo repeatedly until you come to a non-broadcasting frequency. Many FM transmitter user manuals recommend using a station between 87.1 and 88.9 FM
• Press one "Channel/CH" button on the transmitter repeatedly until the transmitter's frequency setting matches the car stereo's frequency setting
• Connect the phone's headphones port to the FM transmitter. Start playing music on the phone if audio files are on the phone. The audio will play through the vehicle's speakers
• Press "Send" or "Call" on the phone if the phone receives a call. Then, press the "Speaker" key on the phone to take the call. Press "Stop/End" on the phone to disconnect the call. You can then continue to play music

How to Work an FM Transmitter for a Car?

FM radio transmitters broadcast the audio from an iPod or other portable media player to the radio in your car stereo. These devices are low-power, so their broadcast signals are designed to only reach your own radio, without disturbing the radios of other nearby cars. FM radio transmitters work best when they are tuned to a radio frequency which is not used in your area

Instructions:

• Connect your portable media player to the FM transmitter. Some transmitters work through the headphone jack on the player, while others connect through other ports, such as the iPod proprietary connector
• Select a radio frequency for your FM transmitter. This is usually done with a button or dial on the transmitter. Typically, an LCD display will show you the frequency you have chosen. Use a frequency which is not shared with a radio station in your area
• Tune your car radio to the same frequency as the transmitter. You should be able to hear the media player's audio through the car speakers. If you hear excessive static, try adjusting the position of the transmitter
• Adjust the transmitter's frequency as necessary when you drive. Many trips will take you into the range of other radio stations, which may interfere with your transmitter. If you hear two audio signals on your radio, change the frequency until you find another one that is not being used

Package Included:

• 1 x Model CVSB-988
• 1 x Remote Control
• 1 x Car Cigarette Power Adapter