Review: Pioneer AVIC Z1 + Orbital 2 din conversion
Sep 15, 2006, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Golovko
basiclly you cant watch a movie or enter a new destination or look up a POI unless you have the ebrake up. but you can use the navi as far as getting verbal directions from it and viewing the map. just can't change your destination until you come to a stop. unless you are really good at driving and you can pull the ebrake through a turn and a passegner can change the destination for you :-P hahaha
the dvd you can't use period while you're driving, unless you get the workaround.
Oct 16, 2006, 04:09 PM
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http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=228
answered my own question with the link on page 2. Thanx !
answered my own question with the link on page 2. Thanx !
Oct 19, 2006, 09:41 PM
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If you make sure to get a z1 that is built after July, the bypass is extremely simple. I had my z1 installed in my m3 and it worked like a charm. You have to ground the ebrake and pull one of the unused wires out of the harness, place into a specific opening in the other harness and ground it. Sounds a little strange but takes two minutes. I can watch movies, change address, etc because the unit thinks the car is parked and has the ebrake on.
Oct 20, 2006, 12:14 PM
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To the ILL wire out of the stereo harness. If you're asking this question you're not using a wiring harness I'm betting. Stop by a stereo shop and pick one up to vastly simplify your installation. It has everything but the speed and reverse wires (well parking brake as well but you won't be using that if you use a bypass).
Oct 20, 2006, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by TSiAWD666
To the ILL wire out of the stereo harness. If you're asking this question you're not using a wiring harness I'm betting. Stop by a stereo shop and pick one up to vastly simplify your installation. It has everything but the speed and reverse wires (well parking brake as well but you won't be using that if you use a bypass).
Jul 13, 2007, 06:44 PM
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basiclly you cant watch a movie or enter a new destination or look up a POI unless you have the ebrake up. but you can use the navi as far as getting verbal directions from it and viewing the map. just can't change your destination until you come to a stop. unless you are really good at driving and you can pull the ebrake through a turn and a passegner can change the destination for you :-P hahaha
isnt there a bypass to this said ting.. changing pois while in motion without pulling the ebrake on a complete stop....
its like wathcing dvds while driving by pass
Oct 25, 2008, 01:23 AM
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Pioneer Avic Z1
I just bought one 2 weeks ago and i love it!!! install took some time but got it and the Pioneer Avic Z1 bypass works great.......thanks
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I have the exact same combo, to be honest though the Orbital does not fit too well. I had to kind of tape a piece of plastic to even out the gaps. It does however make the interior much nicer.
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