freakfreak

Hey Snakeyes i couldn't find your post for a "soft reset" unless it was the one where someone recommended pressing the reset button. Yes pressing the reset button will refresh MSN Direct for a couple of powercycles, but that is not acceptable because i loose all of the EQ, Crossover, and other settings. I have already pressed the reset button on three occasions and the unit has come back "Connecting to MSN Direct" after a couple of stops. Is there another way to reset these units without loosing all of your settings?

I was quite disappointed that my older 20 GB didn't work. I bought a new 120 GB classic with my F90, which works fine. I thought that the older iPod I had on hand would make a nice backup. It is a fact that Pioneer does list all of the iPods compatible with their units on their site, if you really look for it. Pioneer could have done a better job of pointing out the fact that older iPods weren’t compatible. I researched this deck extensively on Pioneers site pre-purchase. That information was not made as clear as it should have been judging from the reactions in this forum and my personal ex

My MSN Direct worked fine for a few. After that it says “Connecting to MSN Direct†and nothing happens. I contacted MSN, they blame Pioneer. The MSN rep actually said that Pioneer Engineers are aware of the situation. I call Pioneer and get put on hold for 20 min and transferred three times for them to blame MSN’s signal strength. No knowledge of the issue and no patch or other solution was offered by Pioneer. All they can suggest is that I return the unit. I live in the Greater Seattle Washington area, MSN’s home. I have never seen more than three bars of signal strength. My FM Recepti