Cadillac 2013 Cadillac CTS-V Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 31)

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iPod connection cable is needed

that came with the vehicle, from

your dealer. See your dealer for

more information.

This feature supports the following

iPod models:

.

Fifth generation or later iPod

.

First or Second generation or

later iPod Nano*

*For proper operation, make sure

the iPod has the latest firmware

from Apple

®

. The iPod firmware can

be updated using the latest iTunes

application. See www.apple.com/

itunes.

To connect and control the iPod,

connect one end of the specially

iPod connection cable that came

with the vehicle to the iPod’s dock

connector. Connect the other end to

both the USB port and the auxiliary

input jack. The USB port and the

auxiliary input jack are located in

the center console bin. The iPod

music displays on the radio’s

display and begins playing through

the vehicle's radio system.

A standard iPod USB cable, like the

one that came with the iPod, cannot

be used to connect an iPod to the

vehicle. The iPod connection cable

that was purchased with the vehicle

or that was made available from

your dealer must be used in order

for this feature to work.

Use the radio

q MENU r SELECT

knob to bring up the iPod Menu and

select Songs, Artists, Albums,

Playlists and Audio Books to play

from the iPod.

The iPod charges while it is

connected to the vehicle and if the

vehicle is turned to ACC/

ACCESSORY or ON/RUN. It can

also be left connected to the vehicle

while the vehicle is turned off or

removed. With the vehicle turned

off, the iPod automatically powers

off and will not charge or draw

power from the vehicle's battery.

If an older iPod model is used that

is not supported or does not have

the special iPod connection cable,

the iPod can still be used in the

vehicle by connecting it to the

Auxiliary Input Jack using a

standard 3.5 mm (1/8 in) stereo

cable. See “Using the Auxiliary Input

Jack” earlier for more information.

Gracenote Database

When a CDDA is recorded from a

CD to the HDD, the music

information (Album name, Artist

name, Song name and Genre) is

retrieved from the Gracenote

database, stored in the radio. The

database information uses the

information of Gracenote Music

Recognition Service. See the

owner's manual for more information

on the Gracenote Database.

Gracenote Music Recognition

Service, Music recognition

technology, and related data are

provided by Gracenote

®

. Gracenote

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