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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 33
| Today I plugged in the iPod for the first time. Worked fine for about 45 minutes then stopped playing. When I stopped for gas I pulled it out of it's compartment... it's frozen/not responding and I can't get back control.
The screen of the iPod has the Victory logo and says "OK to disconnect"
I tried turning off the bike and then turning it back on with the iPod connected... no luck.
I took it home and hooked it up to the computer but the computer doesn't recognize it (it doesn't mount on the desktop or automatically launch iTunes).
Any ideas?? |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 33
| D'oh! I got it back using the "reset" procedure at the iPod troubleshooting website...
Should've looked there first.... sorry 
nothin' to see here folks.... lol! |
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Visionary
Posts: 3006
San Antonio, TX | It is not just an iPod on a Vision that gets locked up. All iPods can lockup from time to time.
Ride Safe |
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Cruiser
Posts: 101
Cold Lake Alberta Canada | I have been having a problem with my ipod on my Vision Premium. It seems to work properly and suddenly the display says AUX and only the volume control works. Can anyone give any advice to fix this? Look forward to hearing from anyone. |
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Visionary
Posts: 3006
San Antonio, TX | Stabilize the connection between the iPod and the cable. Some have (like me) have used heavy duty Velcro to affix the iPod to the left side of the glove box. Others have used dielectric grease in the connector.....other have taped the connector to the iPod.
Make sure you have 4.13a or better code on your radio. If not have the dealer upgrade it.
After all of this.....if you still have problems.....try a new cable.
I hope this helps....
Ride Safe! |
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IPod frozen