Thanks guys, the iphone still works when ringing or calling via bluetooth, you dont need to plug it in, you only need to plug it in to the AV inputs if you want to use your ipod function on the phone, yea it is the 09, you would think Nissan would just need to do a firmware upgrade or flash the board to get the new function onto the 09 model.

Do we have any guru's that worked at Nissan that would know?

Is there a seperate button on the audio area for the iphone or does a button on the Nav monitor come up in the 2010 model? Does anyone have a photo?

Thanks
Ryan

The 2010 has a Bluetooth audio setting.

I have iphone 3.0 (or higher) and jail-broken, 40th ani Z, but I can't make my iphone play audio through BT? Anyone can show me how/or is it even possible??? Thanks

I have noticed this too, mine plays but it will intermittently disconnect and reconnect. I just plug it into the USB, that way it's charging too.

Certain iPhone models support a Bluetooth profile called A2DP. Bluetooth is the general group of services and within that there are supported profiles. Most phones support headset profiles, while only some support file transfer profiles. This is why Bluetooth overall is a mixed bag because the same level of services is not available across all devices.

With the advent of iPhone OS 3.0 the devices supported A2DP where possible. I don't think the original 2G iPhone supports it, but I believe the iPhone 3G and 3GS do. I've read some articles stating support on the iPhone 3G is sub-par. If your phone supports Bluetooth/A2DP, then you also need a head unit that supports it as well. You'd have to check your owner's manual for specifics.

Ahh, I stand corrected :) I didn't know that os 3.0 added the support for A2DP.

Iphone will play music via bluetooth on the 2010 navi, not worth it in my opinion since you have to manually change the music on the iphone, better to plug it in and use the navi menu's.

Can you tell it to play an artist via bluetooth? You could do this on the new mustang. Hit the button, say "Play sublime" and it does..Thats awesome

I assumed this on my pionner HU , and to my suprise I can still change tracks on my deck and it will go to the next song while playing through blue tooth. I use this a lot now since I changed my case and it is a pita to get the cable in.

Neat little function, the quality is about 90 % of the audio if connected though.

This is for the Navi... I have a 40 yr anniversary W/O nav and I cannot play my music through the headunit wirelessly.

BUT - the BT phone function will work with the phone w/o it plugged in.

I also don't have an i-phoney. I have a Crackberry.

Actually there are several products that let you BT music through any headunit that has an AUX input.

Examples:
Griffin BlueTrip Aux
Scosche motorMOUTH

I'm thinking any iPhone running iOS 3 or above should work.