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Ok, so you know.

Now what about the superior attitude and tone? That's not the way people with the "Moderator" title should be behaving towards users that are simply asking questions (even if the said moderator does not like the question). I hope you're not a moderator on any other forum. I wouldn't want other users to have to encounter your moderating, posting and attitude.

What's wrong with you?

No one is forcing you to come into my threads and answer what I ask.

Who's to say someone who actually does know won't read any of these threads and enlighten us?

The attitude you're displaying here only turns people off from contributing.

Why would that be difficult for anyone to understand? It's that I won't believe it until it comes from the horse's mouth

Sorry, I'll believe what Pioneer tells me about these units.

I like the rotary volume control knob on the 930 and I still haven't received confirmation from Pioneer whether the x930bt has a faster processor than the x920bt.

Why no to both? Does the voice command feature require hardware that the x930bt doesn't have?

Anyone have any idea if the voice commands feature from the x920bt will ever be ported to the x930bt?

If Pioneer won't do it could someone hack it to work on the x930bt?

One of Sonic Electronix's staff posted it on their forum. Yeah, yeah it's not directly from Pioneer, but that's all I've got.

Ah ok, found the answer elsewhere. Both the Z130BT and X930BT have faster processors than the previous models.

Does the x930bt have a faster processor than the x920bt?

Anyone have a part number or SKU for comparable pins from Fry's Electronics?

So did you completely remove the metal threaded piece that was in the expansion nut? Just got my Z120BT and it's 3.5mm jack is pretty thick. Seems like I have to completely remove that metal threaded piece from the expansion nut.

No actually I got the pinout configured but it never worked. Maybe my soldering job might have been crappy. The logic behind it was simple though. instead I did something else: used the actual input from the pioneer headset, and attached it to my dash with some rubber pieces I bought from Home Depot. I posted the pictures in my post previous to this one. Easier that way !

Thanks. I didn't see that post until after I had quoted you in my previous post.

So how does that expansion nut work? Do you simply insert the 3.5mm input from the Pioneer USB / 3.5mm cable (that's connected to the back of the Pioneer) into the expansion nut? Is it a tight fit? Does the whole thing tend to pull out when you unplug the 3.5mm cable from it?

How big a hole do I drill for the expansion nut to fit tightly in my dash?

@ RonS, Yeah I did some copying and pasting and a little bit of creation myself to put the diagram together.

 

Thanks for the idea, ... it got me searching the net and found something that might actually do the trick. I found a 3.5mm snap-in jack from CALRAD (Part No: 30-712). I'll have to do a little bit of soldering but this looks promising. But before I start soldering I'll have to figure out the pinout for Pioneer's plug i.e. 1)Ground, 2)Audio Left, 3)Audio Right, 4)Video or 2314 or 2341, etc...

 

 

So what do you think about it ?

Did you ever get this done?

I bought two of these Calrad 30-712 jacks to play with, but I don't know which contact goes to which wire on the cable.

Think I found a solution:

http://www.calradstore.com/30-712.html

then get this cable and cut / strip each RCA end:

http://www.mcmelectr...10471-/24-10471

and connect each stripped end to corresponding terminals on the panel mount jack.

So other than video not being available, ALL other features will work?

I can live with that. I don't have any videos on my iPhone anyway.

Yes, I don't want to remove that flush mounted USB port I put in my glovebox. If I need the Pioneer cable to get full functionality, I'll need to find a flush-mountable 4-pole 3.5mm jack. The only flush-mountable 3.5mm jack I've found is the one I linked to above at Best Buy, BUT it's only 3-pole. What feature(s) do I lose if I use that 3-pole 3.5mm jack?

What feature or features would be missing since it's only 3-pole vs. 4-pole?

Could I just install one of these then in the glove box next to where I installed that USB port?

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/iSimple+-+Dash-Mount+Audio+Input+Kit+(Basic+Install+Included)/9252159.p?id=1218068778944&skuId=9252159&st=PDM35&cp=1&lp=2

The 3.5mm flush mount jack is only 3-pole though. Will it still work if all I want is audio playback and APP mode?

Got a Z120BT coming. Is the CD-IU50V required if all I need to do is play audio and Pandora from my iPhone 4? I also would like to use the APP mode if it's added to the Z120BT in the future.

I have one of these flush mounted in my glove box:

http://www.pac-audio...1&CategoryID=31

If the CD-IU50V is required, I won't be able to use that USB port I've already installed.

Just ordered a Z120BT. Before installing it in my car, is there a way to power it on with a PC power supply so I can check for dead pixels?

I've seen it done before, but didn't take notes that time.

Thanks!

Can the iPhone 4's contacts be uploaded / transferred to the Z120BT?

I have a different bluetooth enabled HU and cannot find a way to do this. Thinking of upgrading to a Z120BT and hope that it can do this.

Surprised to read that these expensive AVIC units don't pause the iPod / iPhone when a call comes in. Even my cheap JVC unit does that.

Does the Z120BT have a 3.5mm wired remote input? If so, has anyone tried using a Sony RM-X4S Rotary Commander / Remote with the Z120BT?

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Lbs8YVDuzHe/p_158RMX4S/Sony-RM-X4S.html

I've used the RM-X4S before with lower end Pioneer units (P8000BT, P7100BT) and all of the basic remote functions worked (track forward, back, fast forward, rewind, volume up/down, mute, source).