NHGuy36

In the phone book settings there is a Clear all section where you can clear everything or select what you want to clear. I chose to clear the contacts then I reloaded the contacts and the same thing. The only workaround is to delete the phone from the radio and start all over.

So I have been having problems using voice commands to dial any of my contacts by name. I can dial by number, I also had full voice control in iPod mode. When trying to say the name I was trying to dial, on the first attempt I got, “What was that”, second attempt, “I didn’t understand you”, third attempt “showing all albums”. I spoke with 3 different Pioneer techs and got different stories from all 3. I was working with a Crutchfield technician who has been instrumental in trying to find a resolution to this. Here is what he found out from a Pioneer technician who has seen this issue. If you

Yes the Z110BT does look like a much nicer radio, I am not too willing to spend another $600 with hopes that it will do what the X910BT does not.

Is there anyone out there having any issues making hands free calls to anyone on their contact list? I have tried an iPhone 3G, Samsung Impression, LG Rumor and a Sanyo SCP-8400. I can dial by number, I can perform any iPod command through VR, when I say the name to dial the system responds with "what was that"? I try it again, "I didn't understand", I try a third time and the system says, "Showing all albums". Also after I have transferred my contact list over to the radio, if I make any changes to the contact list on the phone and transfer the phone book again the radio does not show the upd

Yes the speed sensor wire I found was more accurate at keeping the right speed. And I am sorry I asked such questions without spending an entire day searching through all the posts to find what I am looking for, what was I thinking????

I just installed my x910 yesterday and I did use the Apple iPod Composite cable. The tech support rep at Crutchfield said I have to use the Pioneer cable but I took my chances with the Apple cable, I bought it from Walmart for 48.99. I knew if it didn't work I could always return it.

So I just installed the X910 in my '06 Chevy Trailblazer equipped with the Bose sound system and OnStar. It took the entire day yesterday but it all came out wonderfully. I ran the bypass so that the navi can be used while driving and DVD's can be viewed. The thing I don't understand is why the mute wire had to be grounded along with the parking break wire. With the parking break wire grounded I was able to get video through without the parking break being engaged. Of course I didn't try driving the vehicle with only the parking break grounded. Can someone explain what grounding of the mute wi

So I just installed the X910 in my '06 Chevy Trailblazer equipped with the Bose sound system and OnStar. It took the entire day yesterday but it all came out wonderfully. I ran the bypass so that the navi can be used while driving and DVD's can be viewed. The thing I don't understand is why the mute wire had to be grounded along with the parking break wire. With the parking break wire grounded I was able to get video through without the parking break being engaged. Of course I didn't try driving the vehicle with only the parking break grounded. Can someone explain what grounding of the mute wi

So I just installed the X910 in my '06 Chevy Trailblazer equipped with the Bose sound system and OnStar. It took the entire day yesterday but it all came out wonderfully. I ran the bypass so that the navi can be used while driving and DVD's can be viewed. The thing I don't understand is why the mute wire had to be grounded along with the parking break wire. With the parking break wire grounded I was able to get video through without the parking break being engaged. Of course I didn't try driving the vehicle with only the parking break grounded. Can someone explain what grounding of the mute wi