wxman13

The lag for the navigation on these units is just the way it is for now, I have the same lag that everyone else seems to have, it has gotten a little bit better than it was when I first installed the unit. I have driven about 800 miles, since I installed the 120bt. Maybe Pioneer will address this in a future firmware update.

Check the Crutchfield site, also the Pioneer site has some pictures of that unit installed in a lot of different vehicles.

Just finished installing the Z120BT, and also seeing some lag on the nav screen, how much lag would be considered normal? I get great reception under Nav settings/connection status screen?

On my 120Bt the speed reading is on the 3d calibration page.

Thanks for confirming the routing on the AVIC z120bt Robert

On my OEM Chevy Silverado, when you get in some rural areas, the turn by turn navigation will end, and tell you turn by turn guidance can not be provided in this area, and tells you to follow the pointing arrow on the screen, which just points in the direction of your destination. I live in one of those areas where my OEM Silverado nav unit does this. Kinda defeats the purpose of having a Nav unit, since I think you would be more likely to get lost in a rural area, than a main road! All Garmin units I ever used will route you on any road in its database, just curious if the Z120BT did as well.

Does the Z120BT do turn by turn routing on all roads in its database, rural roads? I have used OEM navigation units that don't provide turn by turn navigation in rural areas?