Pioneer AVIC-D1/AVIC-Z1 with Double Din Conv. (PICS)
#46
06-08-2005, 02:52 PM
Originally Posted by limeg35
While N1 dont have real time traffic data, but N2 do...
I think the single-din fold out screens look tacky now. Seems like it just doesn't belong there, especially in a luxury car.
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06-08-2005, 04:45 PM
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#48
06-08-2005, 05:33 PM
You would definitely be able to connect a PS2. Viewing video while driving is a bit more difficult than a traditional screen where grounding the e-brake wire is all that is needed.
I tried that first and it said improper e-brake connection detected. Then I connected it properly to the e-break and then tapped into the wire and grounded it. This removes the error, but still doesn't fix the problem. When I would hit the accelerator it would shut off.
I know the AVIC-N2 uses a gyro to determine when the vehicle is moving, but I don't think AVIC-D1 is the same.
When Im viewing the connection status display, I noticed the buttons would loose functionality as soon as the speed pulse reaches 1. If I drive VERY slow and speed pulse is still 0, then it works just fine.
I think disconnecting the speed sensor wire or putting a switch in the line would fix this problem.
I tried that first and it said improper e-brake connection detected. Then I connected it properly to the e-break and then tapped into the wire and grounded it. This removes the error, but still doesn't fix the problem. When I would hit the accelerator it would shut off.
I know the AVIC-N2 uses a gyro to determine when the vehicle is moving, but I don't think AVIC-D1 is the same.
When Im viewing the connection status display, I noticed the buttons would loose functionality as soon as the speed pulse reaches 1. If I drive VERY slow and speed pulse is still 0, then it works just fine.
I think disconnecting the speed sensor wire or putting a switch in the line would fix this problem.
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#49
06-09-2005, 03:44 PM
this thread just convinced me to get the avic-d1.. 
how much would it cost to install ? i have a friend that installs his own systems, but never worked with a g35 or navi systems.... is it that much different from other cars to instal a sound system and navi in g35s? ooo is DD conversion hard to do ? ? ? thanks in advance
how much would it cost to install ? i have a friend that installs his own systems, but never worked with a g35 or navi systems.... is it that much different from other cars to instal a sound system and navi in g35s? ooo is DD conversion hard to do ? ? ? thanks in advance
#50
06-09-2005, 05:07 PM
Originally Posted by BlackonBlackG35
You would definitely be able to connect a PS2. Viewing video while driving is a bit more difficult than a traditional screen where grounding the e-brake wire is all that is needed.
I tried that first and it said improper e-brake connection detected. Then I connected it properly to the e-break and then tapped into the wire and grounded it. This removes the error, but still doesn't fix the problem. When I would hit the accelerator it would shut off.
I know the AVIC-N2 uses a gyro to determine when the vehicle is moving, but I don't think AVIC-D1 is the same.
When Im viewing the connection status display, I noticed the buttons would loose functionality as soon as the speed pulse reaches 1. If I drive VERY slow and speed pulse is still 0, then it works just fine.
I think disconnecting the speed sensor wire or putting a switch in the line would fix this problem.
Im too lazy to take it apart right now, plus I don't really watch video in my car. It would nice to be able to watch video when I want to though.
I'll probably try it next week...
I tried that first and it said improper e-brake connection detected. Then I connected it properly to the e-break and then tapped into the wire and grounded it. This removes the error, but still doesn't fix the problem. When I would hit the accelerator it would shut off.
I know the AVIC-N2 uses a gyro to determine when the vehicle is moving, but I don't think AVIC-D1 is the same.
When Im viewing the connection status display, I noticed the buttons would loose functionality as soon as the speed pulse reaches 1. If I drive VERY slow and speed pulse is still 0, then it works just fine.
I think disconnecting the speed sensor wire or putting a switch in the line would fix this problem.
Im too lazy to take it apart right now, plus I don't really watch video in my car. It would nice to be able to watch video when I want to though.
I'll probably try it next week...
You may end up with a tracking problem.
I may be wrong, but I remember reading that the speed sensor was used
in the positioning algorithm, in combination with sat co-ordinates
#51
06-09-2005, 11:21 PM
Originally Posted by inTgr8r
Worth a try, but.....
You may end up with a tracking problem.
I may be wrong, but I remember reading that the speed sensor was used
in the positioning algorithm, in combination with sat co-ordinates
You may end up with a tracking problem.
I may be wrong, but I remember reading that the speed sensor was used
in the positioning algorithm, in combination with sat co-ordinates
This way I can view video only when I want to and have the speed sensor working the rest of the time.
I believe routing the video into the rear-view cam input might work too.
#52
06-09-2005, 11:27 PM
Originally Posted by SKY6mT
this thread just convinced me to get the avic-d1.. how much would it cost to install ? i have a friend that installs his own systems, but never worked with a g35 or navi systems.... is it that much different from other cars to instal a sound system and navi in g35s? ooo is DD conversion hard to do ? ? ? thanks in advance
how much would it cost to install ? i have a friend that installs his own systems, but never worked with a g35 or navi systems.... is it that much different from other cars to instal a sound system and navi in g35s? ooo is DD conversion hard to do ? ? ? thanks in advanceIf you don't, I would recommend professional installation.
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06-10-2005, 02:14 AM
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#54
06-10-2005, 02:53 PM
watching DVD while driving
So from what I gather, there is no way to play DVD on the D1 from an external DVD source while the car is moving? How about watching TV via the optional TV tuner while driving? That would really suck if there is no way to circumvent this locked out feature. I thought it would be cool for a passenger to be able to watch TV/DVD while the car was in motion. Anyone come up with a way to fix this problem?
#55
06-10-2005, 03:16 PM
Originally Posted by greggr35
So from what I gather, there is no way to play DVD on the D1 from an external DVD source while the car is moving? How about watching TV via the optional TV tuner while driving? That would really suck if there is no way to circumvent this locked out feature. I thought it would be cool for a passenger to be able to watch TV/DVD while the car was in motion. Anyone come up with a way to fix this problem?
Because of pressure from government agencies such as NHTSA, manufacturers are making it more difficult to bypass these safety features.
I read that the new eclipse AVN's function the same. We don't know about the new Kenwood DDX-6/7/8017 yet, but I think it will be more difficult than before.
#56
06-10-2005, 03:20 PM
Originally Posted by krazyken29
nice install.......those punch must pound!!! with those huge subs, you have any problems with the car rattling?? any dynomat?
From the inside it couldn't sound better, it hits harder than I can handle...no rattle's yet.
#58
06-15-2005, 09:30 AM
Originally Posted by BlackonBlackG35
The screen does hit the shifter, so any loading or unloading of discs will have to be done in at least neutral.
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Can this cause damage to the HU screen?
I've pretty much decided to go with the AVIC-D1 as well,
My onle remaining concern is the possibilty of damaging the screen.
#59
06-15-2005, 03:05 PM
