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Alexei Navalny

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  1. Yes it can. You just needed to be an AVIC411 member, which you now are.
  2. I had a similar problem = rebooting when listening to radio after restarting the car. I had a different model radio (Z110-BT). The problem went away when I replaced the car's battery. So it is possible you battery is starting to fail even though it can start the car. How old is the battery?
  3. Short answer - No. I have no idea if the MRZ series hardware is compatible with the Z, X and F series. I doubt it. From a little research I see lots of guides on changing the language, but that has nothing to do with maps. You will need to search around this site (and Google) for more info, but I can't help.
  4. No map update on this SD! Just the Shortfuse files. After it is successfully patched you can format the SD and use it for the map update (or use two SDcards). On the map update do not add or modify any files except if you need to replace Cardinfo (which you should not need for your model).
  5. There must be something wrong with your SD. Ideas: What size? Format FAT32. What files are on it? Should be only the files from my unzipped file. The write protection tab should be turned off. Maybe try a different SD. Don't use a large SD (1 - 8 GB work well.
  6. OK, as I said I've no experience with the D series, but it does sound like a problem detecting the parking brake. On the Z series, Settings/NAVI Settings qill show the status of several external inputs - including the parking brake (On or Off). Hopefully your D series also has a similar status display in the Settings. If so it will tell you whether the system thinks the parking brake is set. I'm just guessing here but it is possible your previous Navi was hacked to bypass the parking brake and the replacement isn't. So I'd look for info on how that is done on your unit.
  7. I've no specific knowledge about D series, but it isn't clear from your post whether it ever worked in your car. What else can you tell to help diagnose the problem. I does sound like an installation problem.
  8. Did you get Shortfuse installed? If you've read through this thread you should have all the info you need. There's no guide - just posts from people saying what worked. Note that pages 6 - 8 have a lot of helpful info. An F9310bt is basically the same as an F930bt and does not require a different Cardinfo file. Only early series like F910 or 920 need it to ne compatible with the version that Godzilla posted. That's about all I can tell you since I've never installed this update. But the process is the same as all the previous updates (2013, 2015, 2017). So you might find better
  9. I use notepad on Windows. But any editor that edits and saves text files and doesn't insert formatting data (like Word). Also make sure you save the file name exactly the same without adding a ".txt" extension. You'll need to browse this thread for info on replacing cardinfo. Several people have written detailed instructions. I haven't messed with this stuff for 5 years.
  10. The script attempts to make backup copies of the two original RenewalIFlib.dll files onto the SD before overwriting them. For some reason the copy command failed. Maybe there was no more room on the SD or it was write-protected, or the file already existed on the SD (if you ran the script more than once). Anyway the copy of the original files failed and the hacked versions didn't occur since the script crashed. Regardless, you can edit the script (named ScriptExec) on your PC and remove that 1st and 2nd COPY command. Then rerun it by reinserting it into the head unit. No way I ca
  11. Shortfuse hack : http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/83535-map-update-hack-using-shortfuse-method-z110-z140x920-x940/&do=getNewComment Cardinfo needs to be changed only if the model you have is different that what godzilla has posted. I don't use TTS, so I can't help. TTS generally refers to Text To Speech, so it might be useful if you need a different language.
  12. Did you read the thread? See http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/85011-new-release-f20bt-f30bt-f40bt-f920bt-f930bt-f940bt-f840bt-etc-2019/&do=findComment&comment=356262 You'll have to actually read to find the installation instructions.
  13. The fact that no one has posted an answer to this in 5 years seems to answer the question. "No".
  14. Probably my fault trying to make it behave like my phone. Sometimes you forget the app is running on the head unit and not the phone which has direct internet access. For example the unit has Google maps installed - which works great while I'm at home (on my LAN wifi) but when I'm driving I can't enter or change my route. I guess set up my phone as a hotspot and tether the headunit but that's also a hassle every time you drive. Also, it normally boots up in 3 seconds with everything as you left them (like sleep on a phone), but if you don't start the car for a week, it shuts down and does
  15. Yes, 3.32 is the latest. You said you did a factory reset after installing? That cures most oddball side effects.
  16. I just wanted something that was Android based (so i could install 1000's of apps) and supported wireless AndroidAuto & Carplay. I replaced my 13 yr old Z110-BT with an ATOTO A6 Pro from Amazon for around $200. It has some quirks but I'm satisfied with the sound.
  17. It might help to know what brand and model phone you are using. It isn't clear whether the problem is with your head unit or phone. I know my Samsung phone has separate audio settings for media and phone calls. Do you have another BT device to test your phone's music volume? BTW I no longer have a Pioneer so I'm relying on memory as to what settings are available on the x940 for each BT pairing. I seem to remember having separate permission settings for music and phone calls.
  18. Here's the BT Firmware that came with the 2013 update. Obviously you'll need to unzip the file. FIRMWARE.zip
  19. None of the newer (modern) head units are plug compatible with the old X910-BT. So whatever unit or brand you decide to buy, you will need to splice in to the car's wiring or find a conversion harness (depends on how the X910 was wired). There is no plug-n-play upgrade solution. I recently wanted to modernize my car which had a Z110-BT (with the latest available Pioneer maps/firmware). I wanted Carplay/Android auto support. After pricing Pioneer and other major brands I decided they were not worth it when I could buy a $200 unit on Amazon from a brand I'd never heard before (Atoto). So
  20. I have no experience with this unit or the process to convert to another language. However I assume that TestMode must be triggered by hard buttons since it must be able to get into Testmode while/before the unit boots. So - did you try pressing - and + while booting? I don't know about those other hard buttons since I don't recognize the symbols. If that doesn't work, I'm sorry I have no other ideas. Sooner or later someone who has done this will see your question and give a definitive answer.
  21. If you searched AVIC411 you'd find at least one link to download the files. See this thread. This firmware should work with most Z and X series.
  22. 2017 was the last map update for the Z-1xx-BT and X9xx-BT. I'm not sure what link you want but here's Pioneer US/CA firmware & maps: Navigation System Map Updates
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