Unfortunately, physically reducing the volume through the volume button doesn't work for me. The music volume doesn't change at all when the phone is plugged into the Magellan dock.
Dear Maggie,
Did you find out which segment of the market actually prefers the music to be played through the GPS unit always, instead of only the car speakers? When you say majority, was it like through a market survey? Or did you guys find out that most TomTom iPhone car kit users actually prefer that the music plays from the unit together with the car speakers? I'm still trying to figure out who would want that and why. Yes, I'm utterly disappointed that the Magellan functions this way.
Also, once in awhile while navigating, the iPhone will lose its signal, and the screen will start spinning. Or, it will just spin even though there's signal. That is on a straight road, not turning. Could be the software, but I would think that the Magellan's GPS would stop that from happening.
Again,
Why did you want users to be forced to have the unit's speaker playing when it's AUX connected? Be it the majority, why not enable it to be switchable in the first place?
Hi Eron,
I cannot say for sure which market segment wanted the car kit to be designed that way considering it was not my department's responsibilities. I understand that a switchable button feature would have been a great idea, but we wanted to cut cost as much as possible. That is why, it is designed the way it is.
Thank you,
Maggie