Alpine cda 9856/ cda 9857 with aux in/ipod/KCA-100BT

**rotarypower101** · 12-28-2006, 02:51 AM

Hi guys wondering if anyone can give me conformation on whether this will work as well as I think it will.

I wish to use the alpine cda 9856/ cda 9857 with a auxiliary input adapter and ipod adapter along with the ALPINE KCA-100BT to handle the phone connection duties.

The question is, am I able to daisy chain all 3 of these in combination with no problems?

I was told I could but am seeking conformation from people that have done it?

Thanks

**rotarypower101** · 12-30-2006, 09:29 PM

Can anyone confirm this is possible?

I am looking to get this unit as soon as possible but cant get anyone to verify what I think I should be able to do with it, which is to essentially daisy chain the audio input for the PC in through the BT receiver, so I will have ipod functionality with BT phone control with “MS voice command” and also a clean audio input with the auxiliary adaptor.

If I am being too vague I will post each piece of hardware and define my intentions with each piece if need be. I was just hoping that an audiophile or stereo buff would have a good idea if this is OK to do.

**boomintrac** · 12-31-2006, 02:47 AM

You can use all three pieces you will just need the KCA-410C versalink adapter you will have to run rca aux in from the pc. the KCA-100BT on the changer 1 input and the ipod adapter on the changer 2 input unless you have the apple ipod then I would just use the full speed connection for that and move the pc to the changer 2 input via the KCA-121B adapter. Here is a diagram for the KCA-410C. Anything that is listed as a changer can be substituted for any ainet item.

http://www.stylestandard.net/oswego/Rooms/FrameMacro

hope this helps
Aron

**rotarypower101** · 12-31-2006, 02:32 PM

Thanks for the response, the shops I went to failed to mention this little detail, and I really haven’t been able to find specific answers on alpines site.

I am not able to access the link you posted, any help?

When trying to register it asks “enter code”, “enter manufacturer”
I am assuming it is a site for users with some sort of code given by the proprietors of the site?

**boomintrac** · 12-31-2006, 04:28 PM

sorry about that try this one

http://www.alpine-usa.com/en/support/

just click the owners manuals and diagrams then do a search for the KCA-410c, then click the video accesories, then go to the KCA-410c and download the manual. shows you how to connect to a processor also.
Aron