Originally Posted by KaptainObvious

@Aero, did you keep the L and R grounds separate? I joined mine since I only had a 3 wire 3.5mm jack.

Also, are your L & R channels equal in volume? my left is slightly lower than right. I think it might be because I joined the grounds.

KO

Originally Posted by aerospaced

No difference in volume between L & R channels.
I connected the L and R grounds separately at the XM tuner (used 4 wires ( L+, L-, R+,R-) as I wasnt sure how isolated the grounds were in the XM tuner/headunit circuit. The point at which my L- and R- connect is at the 1/8 headphone jack. If you used only 3 wires at the XM connector then you are missing a good ground connection for the weak channel. Not sure if this is your situation but it might be fixed by running a jumper between L- and R- pins at the XM connector.

Originally Posted by KaptainObvious

Thanks, I'll give it another look..

Fyi regarding Power Window and SRS Blink Reset

*** THIS INFO IS A STRAIGHT SCREENSHOT FROM THE FSM ***
********* PERFORM THE SRS RESET AT YOUR RISK *********

Link to FSMs: Index of /FSM
Big Thanks to NicoClub!

Make sure all doors are closed as if you were driving the vehicle.

{Power Window Initialization Procedure. Specifically Auto-Up Won't Work}
Attachment 86756

{SRS Warning Light Flashing Repeatedly}
Attachment 86755

Originally Posted by KaptainObvious

@Aero, did you keep the L and R grounds separate? I joined mine since I only had a 3 wire 3.5mm jack.

Also, are your L & R channels equal in volume? my left is slightly lower than right. I think it might be because I joined the grounds.

KO

Originally Posted by aerospaced

Hope you got the L + R channels balanced. I noticed with my aux-in connection that I need to turn the volume up considerably to obtain reasonable listening levels. This is with my BB and portable HD radio at max output volume. Do you have the same issue with your hookup?

Originally Posted by shifter2600

I joined my grounds together and connect them to the single ground on the 3.5 jack.

Also I just received my TuneLink Auto which is working purfectly with my bluetooth on my HTC Android Phone.
TUNELINK ANDROID
Bluetooth in to AUX or FM out. Sleek and Small Design.

Originally Posted by tony_m_777

I contacted CableJive about this cable and they indicated that it is compatible so I just placed an order for one. Hoping this works...

Here's there response:
Thank you for your interest in our products. We have not heard of any compatibility issues between the dockBoss and Infinity systems yet, so they should work together just fine.

Regardless, if you order anything from us and it does not work with your specific system, we would be happy to accept it back for a refund. You can return anything you order from us within 60-days of the original date of purchase if it doesn't work as you had hoped it would. If you do order from us, please let us know your results either way. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.


Best Regards,
Zack
CableJive

Originally Posted by KaptainObvious

Aero.. I do have the same volume level problem. I use the Sirius Online app, PowerAmp app and Pandora app. The volume level is the worst with Sirius. I a major HS fan I can barely hear the show when driving at highway speeds sometimes. Pandora and PowerAmp are much better.

I haven't had a chance to check my wiring yet so my balance issue is still a problem. I'm getting used to it though. I just set the balance to one notch to left from center.

Originally Posted by tony_m_777

So I finally received and tested out the dockBoss this week and unfortunately it does not work. I contacted the company and they had me try a few things but still it's a no go. So the search continues....

Regards,
Tony

Originally Posted by aerospaced

I found a headphone amp that helps with the volume issue. Just plugged it in-line with my aux input. The best solution is to switch out the XM audio input when using aux in. I think this will solve the root cause of the volume issue. I'm still working on a method to do this without having to cut any factory wires.

Amazon.com: FiiO E5 Headphone Amplifier: Electronics

Originally Posted by aerospaced

Just finished installing a headphone jack in my center console and ran the wire back to the xm tuner in the trunk. Made the connections at the tuner as described in my previous post and now have an aux input to connect my BB and portable HD radio. Total cost: $13.00 for a 20ft extension with 1/8 stereo plug at Radio Shack and about 1 hour labor. The is no change in the sound of XM but noticed that pandora on BB and HD radio connected to same audio input wires the XM tuner uses to connect to the Bose head unit sounds much better than XM ever has. For the those interested the wire colors are RED LH+, GRN LH-, BLACK RH+ and WH RH-. These are all grouped together at one end of the connector that plugs into the XM tuner. Remember to turn to channel 0 on XM when using the aux in.