The main difference between USB and aux in car audio is that USB connections are designed to offload the processing of audio data to the head unit. In contrast, aux connections are only capable of taking in an already processed signal. There is a difference between headphone and line outputs, which is one of the reasons that people like to use
Bluetooth/Voicecontrol with USB, Ipod and bluetooth Audio support is officially called the Ford Sound & Connect system. The Ford Sound & Connect system can only be combined with the original MK2.5 Sony radio's and Travelpilot FX and NX sat nav radio's. The 6000 CD does only support Bluetooth/Voicecontrol and no Sound & Connect.
Access and play music from your portable music player. Use 911 Assist, Vehicle Health Report and SYNC Services (Traffic, Directions & Information).* Use applications, such as Pandora and Stitcher, via SYNC AppLink. Access phonebook contacts and music using voice commands. Stream music from your connected phone. Text message.

Insert the USB device into your computer. Open Finder. Right-click on your USB drive and select Get Info. Under Format, select FAT32 or exFAT. Note: For SYNC 3 updates, it’s recommended formatting the USB drive to exFAT using the Master Boot Record formatting scheme. You should also avoid using GUID Partition Map as a formatting scheme

That's the easiest way to get to it. You can technically navigate through the menu, but it's not as easy. Press the Sync voice button, say Bluetooth Audio, and play away. In some cases, if you are using a 3rd party player (Pandora, Slacker, Spotify, etc), you may have to open that software separately on the phone. Follow these steps to connect Bluetooth to your 2016. Ford Fiesta. : Make sure your Fiesta is in PARK and your device’s Bluetooth is on and discoverable. Select the PHONE menu on your Fiesta’s radio setup. Scroll through the menu to select ADD PHONE or ADD DEVICE. Select SYNC on your device’s list of discoverable Bluetooth connections.
Victoria. Nov 16, 2015. #1. I don't use navigation all that often and I don't have the factory navigation but have used Google Maps before and it would give directions through the stereo, cutting off the music temporarily in the car. But it has suddenly stopped working and now the directions are only audible through the speaker on the phone.
3 posts · Joined 2014. #4 · Sep 21, 2015. I did have my mic stop working in my 14 S. Rebooted phone, turned radio off and on, and did a factory reset and it still didn't work. I pulled all fuses in the interior fuse box relating to sync and audio (10 and 24) while the engine was off, and it worked again after that. If you have Bluetooth For Calls And Audio (or want to find out if you have it) connect your phone to the cars bluetooth and press the 'Aux' button on the dashboard. This will cycle through the different audio options (eg: The Aux input, USB if you have it and Bluetooth if you have audio). If the bluetooth option doesn't display then you only obnMY.
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