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http://www.pioneer.eu/eur/products/25/38/301/CNSD-100FM/specs.html

So far nobody has been able to get rid of it... http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17386

Why would you want to go through all this trouble when you can import images from SD or USB right from the settings screen? Just create a folder called "Pictures" on SD or USB and place the images you want to use as a splashscreen in that folder. On the settings screen select "Import from SD" or "Import from USB". This is described in the manual. So, do not mess with test mode if you only want to change the splash screen!

Check the handbrake connection, some functions are only available when the handbrake is applied. It's described in the manual. Or you could just do the bypass, then you don't need to use the handbrake Info is in the hacks/mods forum.

Thanks for finding the separated_safety_mode bug, my Avic is hardware bypassed, so I've never had any problems First post is updated, the mute buttons now work without hardware bypass.

http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18203 So far, nobody knows..

Stuffit has an option to ignore those Finder files (.DS_Store) when creating zip files. But I do the same as BorisM, I don't touch the data.zip but put the files in a ui_pioneer directory instead. Much easier.

I haven't put a lot of time in this, the mute button as it is works good enough for my needs. You would indeed need to declare some variable and have it track the sound.announcer.muted status, then read that variable when the software initializes and mute/unmute the voice depending on the saved value. Not too difficult, just need some time to do it. Right now I'm working on replacing the dull blue boxes with some nice glossy black ones, maybe I'll look into this when I'm done. You could just set the voice volume at 0 in the settings, that way she is always muted

It is possible to get rid of just the second turn box but you have to mod your Avic, read the faq in this subforum on how to do this. (getting into testmode etc) The file you need to mod is the data.zip/ui_pioneer/800_480/ui/navigatemap_800_480.ui file, the file where most of the mods in this forum happen. You will find the secondary turn box inside the ui_NavigateMapRouteNavigation layer. You will need to disable 5 lines in total: - the sprSecCorner sprite, this is the blue background - two sprites named xxx, the secondary_direction_icon and secondary_exit_icon, these are the little

Well... If you're not comfortable with touching your data.zip file you might not want to try this but I'll point you in the right direction. Carefully read the faq and sticky topics in this subforum! In the file data.zip/ui_pioneer/800_480/ui/navigatemap_800_480.ui you will find the blue background image on line 87, it looks like this: The part you want to change is the onrelease='SAYNEXTCOMMAND' bit. Change it so it reads: onrelease='run sc_btnARM_Delete_OnRelease', the line will look like this: Hope this helps

On a Mac, just double click to extract it or choose 'Open with > Archive Utility'. There should be a Folder called LPUE080, not a file! The LPUE080 folder from my european 1.9 update is exactly 262.4Mb in size and contains 526 items. You could also try a tool like Stuffit Expander if you still have problems.

Oops, I thought mikeinnj had posted a zipfile with the images included.. First post is updated with a new zipfile containing the images and mikeinnj's fix.

Thanks mikeinnj for updating the zip file, I've been away on holiday while this firmware came out, so haven't had the chance to update it myself. I added the empty button image so people could create their own buttons if they were not happy with mine, you don't need it if you use my images.

I've also seen this message after quickly starting and stopping my car. It worked normally after clicking "no". At first I thought it had something to do with my mods, but it just seems to be some kind of failsafe system. Nothing to worry about.

The screen is 800x480 pixels..

I'm also using a Mac and it works great for modding the Avic. Even bmp's saved by photoshop work great. There is only a problem when you load music on SD or USB, the music player on the Avic does not ignore those hidden Mac files. So when you are browsing your music the Avic will show those .DS_Store and .Trash_.. directories.. I use linux on my laptop to delete those hidden directories after putting music on my SD card.. And no, the Avic does not run osx, it runs windows CE..

You can change the y=280 value on both lines to lower the button. Depending on the amount of overlap, you can try adding 10, 20 or 30 pixels. I would try y=310 first. Glad to hear you've got it working

No, only the voice is muted. No beeps or dip in music volume

The images should go in the ui_pioneer\800_480 directory, they are in the correct location in the zipfile. You can also use the lines from the first post, they use images that are already available on the avic, no extra images required. If you already have a ui_pioneer\800_480\ui\navigatemap_800_480.ui file from another hack, add the lines from the first post to that file. The lines should go inside the ui_NavigateMapButtons layer that starts at line 6.

Thanks for the registermodel permanent pointer, I will try to add it tomorrow. I think it would be a little bit easier and faster using this mute button than going through the setup menus. Usually I like to drive without voice guidance but sometimes when I'm driving somewhere unknown it is nice to have it on for the last part of the journey.. Now I have a easy unmute button This was one feature I was missing from my old TomTom.

I've found a way to add a button to the map screen that can mute/unmute the navigation voice guidance. Only the voice is muted, the AV sources and even the key beeps are not affected! Luckily for us Pioneer/iGo have already created mute/unmute scripts, we only have to add a button and run those scripts. For this example I'm going to use some images that are already available on the avic, you can create your own icons if you want to. In this example a green button means voice guidance is on and a red button means the voice is muted. These buttons are only displayed on the right side of the

Very cool! I just tried it on my euro 900bt, the iGo 8 software starts and finds the gps and tmc hardware without problems. No sound though.. I did have some problems when starting the original Avic software from your launcher, there were a lot of text labels missing. For instance when using the FM radio all the labels of my presets were missing. Also in some of the configuration screens text was missing on the buttons, the labels at the top were still there but the text on the bottom was missing. It seemed that static text was displaying just fine but all the text that has to be add