wireless head sets ?

[apacheclay]

does any one know how to program the wireless head sets to the rear radio controlls?

[drdiesel]

I didn't know you could do that. Is that an option?

[toneman]

Are you talking about the factory wireless headphones that come with the factory RSE DVD player? If so, then they only work with the factory DVD since they are infrared and receive their signals from the infrared transmitter built into the factory DVD screen...and since the only audio the factory DVD outputs is that from the DVD player itself, those headphones won't pick up any other audio (e.g. factory radio, CD in the factory CD player).

 

Or am I misunderstanding exactly what it is you're trying to do?

[NMBR1SPT]

Are you talking about the factory wireless headphones that come with the factory RSE DVD player?  If so, then they only work with the factory DVD since they are infrared and receive their signals from the infrared transmitter built into the factory DVD screen...and since the only audio the factory DVD outputs is that from the DVD player itself, those headphones won't pick up any other audio (e.g. factory radio, CD in the factory CD player).

 

Or am I misunderstanding exactly what it is you're trying to do? 

 

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+1 (I do car audio)

[apacheclay]

you are wrigth thats wy i cant get it to work with the rear radio control .is there a difrent tipe that i migth be able to use with the rear radio cotrol so that the kids dont have to stik a wired head set to the center console to hear some thing other tan wat im listening to?

[toneman]

you  are wrigth thats wy i cant get it to work with the rear radio control .is there a difrent tipe that i migth be able to use with the rear radio cotrol so that the kids dont have to stik a wired head set to the center console to hear some thing other tan wat im listening to?

 

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I think the only thing that comes close to what you're looking for is a wireless headphone kit--basically, you plug the transmitter (small module) into the headphone jack; this transmitter sends the audio signals to the matching headphone. The one issue with this solution that I could see is whether the transmitter module will fit correctly into the RSA headphone jack; I'm not talking about the jack itself, but whether there's enough room around the jack for the module itself to stay in place correctly (it could stick out at an awkward angle, for example).

 

And actually, I was sorta wrong with my last post--the factory infrared headphones can pick up audio from a source other than the factory DVD; if you have one of those headrest LCD monitors that are capable of transmitting audio via infrared, and they happen to transmit on the same channel/frequency as that used for the factory DVD...the factory headphones will pick it up too. I know--I have a pair of Vizualogic headrest monitors and the factory headphones can pick up the audio from them too; good thing the monitors have dual channel audio...otherwise it would suck if I were to run both the factory DVD and the Vizualogics at the same time!