IPhone Connection to DAB Radio

Hello fellow users,
I have an iPhone 4 which I would like to connect to a DAB (Pure Evoke 2) radio so I can play iTunes. Unfortunately this older model only has a "Stereo Out" and a "Headphones" socket and there is no "aux" setting. I have tried connecting a 3.5 cable with no success.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
Wetangel

Daniel,
You may want to re-install the SAP Business One framework or B1if as if you did not have the SLD listing for mobile, there may be other issues with your install.
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Eddy

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