Ipod 7th generation and iphone 5s

[paulbaker1954]

Anyone tried the 7th gen ipod nano?

Also i tried my iphone 5s but just get "no device" on the dash, anyone else using a 5s? And before anyone says yes i was using the officially supplied apple usb cable !!!

[Coconut]

Others have got the iPhone 5S connected and working - see here : Trophy SE/Sena SMH10Rv5.1/Garmin 590LM

When you get the "NO DEVICE" message on the Instrument Panel,
is this with the iPhone connected by USB to the Trophy USB Port in the Glove box ?

If an iPod or iPhone is connected to the USB, then "iPod" should be available to select
when scrolling through the list of available Audio Sources.

( If another compatible USB device such as a Memory stick is connected to the USB Port
then the Audio Source would be listed as "USB" ).

Try switching OFF the audio system ( Turn Volume down all the way past Minimum until the display says "AUDiO OFF" )
then, with the iPhone "unlocked" connect it by USB, then turn the Audio System back ON ( Volume UP ),
and then allow a few seconds for the Audio System to recognise the iPhone and read its contents.

If it doesn't show up at all, try another USB Cable that is known to work,
as even the genuine Apple cables are prone to failure !

Cheers 

[trophied]

My IPod isn't a nano, but it is connected with a generic cable with the small Apple connection and it does show up as IPod on the audio sources.  I don't have an IPhone, but my wife does so I could check it out, but someone here will solve your problem before I get back home mid-week.

[w8d4it]

In my experience, as well as from reports of other Forum members, the most common cause of failure to recognize an Apple device via USB is the USB cable.  I've never had a "real" Apple cable not be recognized but I have had several aftermarket cables fail to be recognized.

[paulbaker1954]

Now bought my 7th gen ipod nano and all works fine with the Trophy