Report who can explain boot sequence of Z110BT? in Problems/Troubleshooting Posted March 5, 2016 Dear All, I have recently bought a car Mitsubishi RVR ROAR which has built-in Pioneer AVIC MRZ99 multimedia and navigation centre. Unfortunately, this model was made in Japan for Japanese cars only and doesn't have an option of language change. However, I believe that nothing is impossible as this device has Windows CE operating system loaded and similar models like AVIC Z110BT and AVIC Z120BT are being sold in America. Anyway, it is just a computer which can be programmed or re-programmed this or that way. I tried test mode which can easily be entered doing following: press and hold NAVI Button and at the same time arrows right --> left --> right --> left, then release the NAVI Button. I have uploaded to the File Dropper initial shots and the translated menu: http://www.filedropper.com/mrz99testmodemenujp, http://www.filedropper.com/mrz99testmodemenuen. Actually, you can do it yourself making simple steps: Take the pictures of the Test Mode menu by decent camera, enhance them in appropriate image editor, for example, I used PhotoFiltre (free Photoshop analogue), open them in Adobe Acrobat Pro, make OCR in Japanese at 600 DPI, and, eventually get plain text which can be loaded into Google Translation. Voila! In the meantime I am translationg Pioneer MRZ99 owners manual from Japanese to English and already 21 pages out of 70 are ready. Well, Google is far from to be an expert in translation, therefore, English manual looks a bit awkward, however, somehow understandable. I hope to finish the task in a couple of months, then I will upload owners manual PDF in English and hope that somebody will improve this translation and upload updated PDF. Best regards, Yury Semka ysemka@cytanet.com.cy
who can explain boot sequence of Z110BT?
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Dear All,
I have recently bought a car Mitsubishi RVR ROAR which has built-in Pioneer AVIC MRZ99 multimedia and navigation centre.
Unfortunately, this model was made in Japan for Japanese cars only and doesn't have an option of language change.
However, I believe that nothing is impossible as this device has Windows CE operating system loaded and similar models
like AVIC Z110BT and AVIC Z120BT are being sold in America. Anyway, it is just a computer which can be programmed or
re-programmed this or that way. I tried test mode which can easily be entered doing following: press and hold NAVI Button
and at the same time arrows right --> left --> right --> left, then release the NAVI Button.
I have uploaded to the File Dropper initial shots and the translated menu: http://www.filedropper.com/mrz99testmodemenujp,
http://www.filedropper.com/mrz99testmodemenuen.
Actually, you can do it yourself making simple steps: Take the pictures of the Test Mode menu by decent camera, enhance them
in appropriate image editor, for example, I used PhotoFiltre (free Photoshop analogue), open them in Adobe Acrobat Pro,
make OCR in Japanese at 600 DPI, and, eventually get plain text which can be loaded into Google Translation. Voila!
In the meantime I am translationg Pioneer MRZ99 owners manual from Japanese to English and already 21 pages out of 70 are
ready. Well, Google is far from to be an expert in translation, therefore, English manual looks a bit awkward, however, somehow
understandable. I hope to finish the task in a couple of months, then I will upload owners manual PDF in English and hope that
somebody will improve this translation and upload updated PDF.
Best regards,
Yury Semka
ysemka@cytanet.com.cy