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Will the last person to leave AVIC411 please TURN OUT THE LIGHTS ???!!!

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  1. RonS
    It appears that the harnesses are different. There are several wire harnesses on the Z series units. The two main connectors are the Power Harness (power and speaker connections) and the RCA connector harness (RCA audio & video connectors). The Z110-BT power harness is part number (CDP1095, $51.50), the Z140-BH (CDP1479, $43.00). The part number and price differences would seem to indicate they are different. The RCA Connector assemblies Z110-BT (CDP1194, $108.75) and Z140-BH (CDP1375, $83.75 ) also have different part numbers and prices. AVIC-Z110BT Parts AVIC-Z140BH Parts
  2. RonS
    It does not sound like a firmware issue. My best guess is a problem with the installation. If you don't have the manual, download it here: https://pdf.crutchfieldonline.com/ImageBank/v20090112143700/Manuals/130/130AVICF90.PDF
  3. RonS
    I don't have an F900BT, so I'll just try to clarify your issue. I've never heard of this problem before. Is this a new installation? If not, has it always done this or is it a recent problem? What model car is it? Have you verified with a voltmeter that the "switched" +12V shuts off immediately when the ignition is off? I have seen some vehicles that leave accessories' circuits on for some time after the ignition is off. It may behave differently when the door is open.
  4. RonS
    The following information is from memory since I haven't used a Pioneer product in many years. I recommend searching for the "official" Pioneer update instructions for whatever version you are going to installl. There may be specific steps on how to install. Of course there are steps to ignore because of the "hack" I recommend finding and downloading all the needed files before doing anything since there might be old broken links. The following steps apply to most of the older generation F, Z, and X series head units US and EU): #1 Download the map update zip file. You might have t
  5. RonS
    You might already have the latest Bluetooth firmware. It hasn't changed since 2015. I don't know what the version number is, possibly 3.24 If you need it, you can get the FIRMWARE directory from the 2017 update from either US or EU updates
  6. RonS
    I don't have an F series but from a quick search of other updates it seems the F10 and F20 are the same hardware so it should be compatible with the correct Cardinfo cif file I posted above.
  7. RonS
    Use the card info from this post http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/83505-new-release-f20bt-f30bt-f40bt-f920bt-f930bt-f840bt-etc-2017-releastechnologye/&do=findComment&comment=345219
  8. RonS
    Don't bother with this 2013 update. Use the last update for US - 2017.
  9. RonS
    It only works with old models. I doubt that the AVIC-CE902AL is supported by the the Testmode I use. Sorry.
  10. RonS
    The problem appears to be some kind of new security "feature" with Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers. The download works fine using Firefox. However I added a new link in the original post to access the file from Google Drive. You can download it from there.
  11. RonS
    I don't know since I've never tried it on an F20BT. It won't hurt to try it. Let us know how it goes.
  12. RonS
    Not sure which update you are trying to find, but here is a post to a link that works for the last Pioneer update to the Z110-bt. link to post with a working map link This thread in which you have posted is long dead and has obsolete information. You'll still need to download and install the shortfuse hack on your Z110 before attempting to install the map/firmware update. Also, since the above linked file is for a slightly different model, you'll need to replace the cardinfo.cif file with the one for a Z110 on the SD card. link to shortfuse hack link to zipped CARDINFO.CI
  13. RonS
    Well that's good news. AFA left only, I don't have any guesses. I don't know much about how that Lightning interface works. I'm actually surprised that the X910bt supports it at all. Did you set AV1 Input to iPod in the AV System Settings menu? Did you try it using the iPod as the audio source? Note: Pioneer uses the term iPod and iPhone interchangeabley.
  14. RonS
    Do you even know if the console USB delivers power? Even if it does, it might not be connected to the X910bt. I think there's only one USB connection to the X910bt. To test if it is connected to the X910bt you could use a USB memory stick with a few mp3 files to see if you can access and play them. The 30pin connector is probably for connecting to old style (pre-lightning interface) iPods. I used an old one to store and play music with my old AVIC Z110BT which was a few years newer and more advanced than the X910bt. I think one of the firmware updates added support for lighting, bu
  15. RonS
    You can download the X910bt user manual from Crutchfield. https://pdf.crutchfieldonline.com/ImageBank/v20090713153600/Manuals/130/130AVIC910.PDF This unit is over 15 years old and had limited firmware updates. I doubt it will support a modern iPhone over Lightning cable but I don't do apple. You can try it is you have a cable and have access to the unit's USB connector. Looking at the manual, I'm not seeing support for music over Bluetooth. Just guessing since I have no experience with the older models. If it was me, I'd get a modern radio that supports carplay.
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