Yes when you play music through the Bluetooth connection the device is in charge of whats playing (my iPhone in my case). Its just like a very big and expensive set of headphones.

Lets not venture into the question of which method offers the best sound quality :think: you can only hear the loud bits in a car anyway

@sh4rpsh00ter just put MDI in my Blackline, works perfect off my old IPOD.

Damn blast you I wanted the first Blackline with MDI!! What coding options have you got enabled that work OK. Got the LED lights working OK, as well as the DRLs dipping when you indicate. Can't get coming home lights working no matter what combination of flashing the main beam etc I try. Not bothered about large speedo on Maxidot or cornering fogs though.

Damn blast you I wanted the first Blackline with MDI!! What coding options have you got enabled that work OK. Got the LED lights working OK, as well as the DRLs dipping when you indicate. Can't get coming home lights working no matter what combination of flashing the main beam etc I try. Not bothered about large speedo on Maxidot or cornering fogs though.

Sorry mate first with BT and MDI, it's normally me following other peoples instructions. I have LED number plate lights coded, MDI, BT, MPH display, corner fogs, dimming DRL's. I am going to look at coming home lights as I am sure I have seen something with a light sensor.

I am going to look at coming home lights as I am sure I have seen something with a light sensor.

Do you have puddle lights?

Do you have puddle lights?

None fitted on the Blackline.

Edited 1 November, 201213 yr by Welsh_kai_boy

Then you won't be able to retro-fit coming home/leaving home lights. Puddle lights use the light sensor as well, and tend to be fitted before the auto-light kit.

I do recall you can have them activated, but as there's no light sensor, they'll be lighting your way even in broad-daylight

Then you won't be able to retro-fit coming home/leaving home lights. Puddle lights use the light sensor as well, and tend to be fitted before the auto-light kit.

I do recall you can have them activated, but as there's no light sensor, they'll be lighting your way even in broad-daylight

I have read a few threads on here and it does sound like a ball ache to do so will bailout (I am sure I found a kit with a sensor but can't find it).