BrianBotts

So I’m sitting in a position where I have a dead AVIC-4000NEX and a working one. 

I’m going to factory reset the working one and try to backup its internal SD card and see if I can at least post a checksum here. 

Hopefully the checksum will be the same as the existing downloads floating around after its factory reset.  
 

if anyone wants to retweet this: 

Maybe we can push some pressure on Pioneer to release official images. 

On 1/19/2021 at 2:42 PM, jamesl75 said:

A bunch of others including 8800, F60, F80, F77, F970, DA120:

https://mega.nz/folder/46ISTKAC#JGj_lJWtP2LvLD1GuaQ8zA/folder/dqIVRSJR

I just downloaded the F60 version, but unfortunately it's a password protected rar file.  Does anyone know where the password might be?

Edit: found the password here: It is 4pda

Let me know if I should make a new topic, but I'm having the same issue on a 4000NEX.

My 4000NEX is running off RCAs to a Focal America 6-channel amp.  The factory harness and wiring isn't used, other than for the rear speakers.

My setup is bi-amped on the front and deck power to the rear speakers:

Deck front RCAs to splitters.  Amp channels 1+2 are for my front tweeters, 3+4 are for my woofers.

Deck rear RCAs aren't connected to anything.

Deck sub RCAs go to bridged 5+6 for subwoofer.

No crossover is set in the deck, it is all on the amp side.

Prior to iOS 8.4, my Siri, calls, and music sounded great.  However, since 8.4, Siri and calls sound terrible, unintelligible actually.  Music is still good.  The siri & call issues occur over both bluetooth and USB.

Any ideas as to what might be going on?  Or a better setup?  

I'd love to dump the splitters, but I don't think the 4000NEX has the ability to run in a true bi-amp configuration.  I.e. use 4 RCAs for my front tweeters + woofers.