charliex

I almost did, but played around with some of the newer double DIN's and didn't see anything that really made me want to jump over. Plus i haven't finished hacking the rom of the n1, i'm determined to remove that warning in code one day. then i'll buy a new unit ! :0

Thanks CT, i ended up just repairing the flex cable on my N1, since i already had it apart it actually took less than 5 minutes since the flex cable had just partially split.

I'm thinking of upgrading my N1 to a Z since the ribbon cable failed and i'm a bit tired of fixing stuff with it.

 

Some of the rear plugs look the same from the pics i saw, which means nothing, so does anyone have info on whether or not its pin compatible, same, mostly or not at all ?

i have a ps2 and an xbox hooked up to the external AV input, no problems

sorry Vandal, i forget to recheck the forums, IDA Pro from datarescue.com

i had problems with + DL , which brand did you use , burner too ?

found some -DL's only to discover my burner didn't support it...

[quote name="ducatiboy"]
No there is no way for it to listen to you without pressing some sort of button. If I'm not mistaken there is no vehicle or phone or anything that will listen to your conversation 24/7 and try to figure out what you are talking about all the time listening for words in the hopes it hears something. [/quote]


some sony ericsson phones have this feature, P800,p900 etc spring to mind, you can set it up in two ways either by a 'magic word' you set that has to be said first or just regular voice reg.

you just teach it to listen for a word or sound and then it wants a voice contact.

thanks i'll give it a go

i think its a disk reading problem. either that or we're all using the same torrent and its a bad copy. i had similar success with DVD+R DL's i ended up going back to the factory disks

i have a cell phone wired into the N1, its supposed to mute the radio when it rings or whatever, but i did a hard reset the other day and it doesn't work anymore. is there a setting or something you have to do to re-enable it, i can't find it.

[quote name="deletedpenguin"]
The same thing happens to the unit with the 50mp version also. Unfortunately you can't roll back to 40 either. Some sort of firmware upgrade... :shock:[/quote]

yes you can, check the other threads on bad dvds ,i posted the procedure

forget the xbox its not going to work, anything the xbox can do with the drive a PC can so the software would exist on the pc too, the passwords on the xbox are sniffable and can be regenerated.

swap the powered up drives ith a pc, use a modded ide cable to split power.

let me now if it keeps working, i reverted back to the 1.2 discs for now.

i flashed it back to older 1.2 DVD and its back to normal now, must be the DVD+R's i used.

whoops forgot that phpbb2 cant handle multiple ip addresses for login

funny i just posted the same problem.

is the disc you got an original or a DVR R+DL copy ?


i've seen someone post the service menu sequence before, but i can't find it. it was along the lines of reset+another key up,left,up left.

what did it end up being my N1 is doing the same thing

so i upgraded the nav system to the latest software, and i'm 90% sure that it was working 100% but yesterday i noticed that it no longer allows "address search" or freeway search" or "phone number search" the address book still works, as does using the map function by touch screen and setting the new route.

the parking brake switches on and off, as the address book switches on and off and the diagnostic screen says it.

i used DVD+R DL media , i noted a few people said they had issues, yet the unit can still find routes.

i guess to downgrade you've got to remove the flash chips and reflash it manually.

any ideas ? (beyond try DVD-R DL which i can't find locally anywhere)

i just noticed my VSS isn't connected on my 'dealer/professionally' installed N1 in a 2005 toyota sequoia, anyone know where it is ? I checked the listed sites and couldn't find it.

yeah the xbox has the serial in the eeprom.

SATA is still basically ATA the transmission is the main difference.

If i had a Z1 i'd open up the Z1 , boot it up next to a PC and swap the cable after its booted and unlocked the drive.

i wondered if the DVD+R or just any DVD R discs cause the massive slowdown at boot ( i upgraded to the 60MT) and where it'd clear the pioneer logo in 10 seconds, it can take upto 60 seconds now (usually less) or is that just a function of the new software

cheers , i guess i'll go ahead and order it then.

cheapest i found the GEX-P10XMT is $159 shipped is that a good price?

i've just been poking around my AVIC N1s code, it looks like it uses an NEC 78K derivative, i just did a partial disassembly and it looks like the 78K works..

the PRG files are the code.


i saw a pic of a circuit board on here, but the image isn't clear enough to read the cpus model number.


looks like the gps unit spits out standard NMEA strings i wonder if you could hook into them for other things

[quote name="ohlarikd"]I don't think this PIM color issue is going to be easy to fix.

In a PIM file, white is 39 67. In PIM Manager, white is naturally assumed to be FF FF.

Derek[/quote]

hope you don't me butting in, i've just found this forum and only read a couple of messages, so i might be repeating stuff already known, but white is not 3967, you're looking at it in the wrong format.
example

take the 3967 in hex 0xF7F, well its obvious the ordering (probably just little endian) is in the wrong order (and from the screen shots i've seen people post with the odd coloured greyscales, it would match) , its really 0x7FF which is a normally bit white RGB.

so if you treated the 0xF7F as RGB at 555 or 556 it'd appear strangely.

seems like its more 443 or something, making a test image should be easy enough

also i noticed you talking about translucency problems, well its really ARGB or some combination thereof, and you're building the RGB triplets in the wrong order, or you're using the wrong endian, you'd end up writing into the alpha values, i dont know if its a single mask bit for on off transparent alpha or a few bits for translucent alpha. (this is easily check my making an image with 0xF7F + 0x10 * level of translucency or such., so a band of 0xF8F 0xF9F 0xFAF etc, this should should either on off transparency or blended translucency



again sorry if this is all old news, or i missed something else.

cheers,
charlie