GWave120

Unplugged everything then plugged back in, and it's back up and running. Thanks for the tip.

A few days ago, I switched sources and, upon arriving at the Sirius screen, found that it was "stuck." After the initial flourish of preset buttons gliding into place, the screen is unresponsive. According to the screen, the tuner is set to my first preset, but there is no sound. Whenever any button on the touchscreen is pressed, there is a beep to register the input and the button lights up, but nothing happens. All of my other sources are working properly, and the unit seems perfectly fine otherwise. The unit is a Z110 upgraded (properly) to a Z120. My initial guess is that somet

The 2004 model-year DVD Navigation system I had in my car when I was living in Japan, in my opinion, STILL beats the features offered on the Z110BT. Granted, the gap has closed considerably, and the graphics on the Z110BT are far superior, but the Nav I had (AVIC-DRZ80) just felt like a more well-thought out unit. I'd love to grab a JP Nav system next time I'm in Japan and install it in my car stateside, but how the heck could you get US maps onto the unit? And would the unit interface with Sirius/XM? And how would you account for the difference in FM frequencies? And could you rig the

http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=26559

Kudos for figuring all that out... ...but this is ridiculous. Why even have the Instant Replay button on the GUI if chances are that 95% of owners won't even be able to use it? That was rhetorical, of course.

Forgive my ignorance, but basically I'd need to get an external tuner and connect that to my nav to get it to work?

It looks like several people have been having issues with this functionality not working. Has anyone been able to resolve it?

Wish I would've had this bit of info before I embarked on the 3,500 mile road trip I bought the Z110 for (New Orleans to Chicago to Toronto to New York to New Orleans), but regardless, thanks for figuring this one out!

I just had my unit installed yesterday in my '08 Camry SE, with Sirius and HD Radio. First impressions - I'm really liking it, and I now remember why I loved having a nav (I had a Carrozzeria nav in my old Celica). However, even though this unit is state of the art here in the US, the '04 model year DVD nav I had (AVIC-DRZ80) STILL seems somewhat superior ). I will concede though that the gap has closed considerably. ANYWAY, I'd like to know if there's any specific reason why the MP3s on the USB drive are showing up in a completely random order, ie not alphabetically, which is what I