Eclipse AVN6620 speed pulse question
Eclipse AVN6620 speed pulse question
I hooked my AVN6620 up a bout a week ago and my speed has been off according to the system info and it's causing my maps to not be accurate. Is there a way of adjusting this setting?
Bad speed could be from poor GPS antenna location, or the eclipse may have a speed pulse setting somewhere in the settings - can't say for certain as I haven't used an eclipse stereo in a long time.
The pulse is usually only used to keep the unit on track while you're in a tunnel or otherwise can't get a GPS signal, so again, I'd say it's your GPS antenna that's not getting a solid enough signal, or the unit is still calibrating the speed pulse to the actual speed measured via the GPS signal.
The pulse is usually only used to keep the unit on track while you're in a tunnel or otherwise can't get a GPS signal, so again, I'd say it's your GPS antenna that's not getting a solid enough signal, or the unit is still calibrating the speed pulse to the actual speed measured via the GPS signal.
Wrathernaut- When I did a search on here to see where people were mounting their gps antenna, I think it was you that mounted it under the clock panel. Are you getting a good reading there?
Yes - There's metal directly beneath it (radio bracket arm) and no metal above it. I've never tried it in another location to compare, so I can't say if it's the optimal spot by any means, but it's invisible and hasn't gotten me lost yet.
350zspl - there's not much reason to put it on top of the dash, as the plastic/rubber the dash is made of doesn't block GPS signals.
350zspl - there's not much reason to put it on top of the dash, as the plastic/rubber the dash is made of doesn't block GPS signals.
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