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Right. You'll plug in the IP-BUS cable but not the data (there's no place to plug it in).

Strange, this is what I see: Which brings me to another "what were they thinking" moment... when there's slow traffic, why in the world is the speed/circle thing so tiny? There's plenty more button to fill!

I just checked and I've had that setting turned on. It shows the city on yours?

Wait... MSN direct is a little module (ND-MDT10). It has a pass-through sort of antenna arrangement. So your antenna would go ant --> MSN direct module --> HD Radio receiver. No splitter required. Or, at least, I think?

I had a Z2 before, upgraded to the Z3 software. Now don't get me wrong, I love the Z110BT, but there are a few things I do miss from the older unit: The voice setup. I much preferred the older way of doing it, mixing the prerecorded voice with the TTS voice just to say specific street names. On the Z110BT, you choose either prerecorded only, or TTS where the "computer voice" says everything. No more vehicle dynamics. No more split-screen map (I liked the 3D split view with the small side zoomed out and always facing N on longer trips). No more mute button. Okay, seriousl

Right, that's what I'm seeing in the manual, too. pp 108-110. It looks like there's an option to turn that off, though, so that it just sticks with the analog version (blending --> analog).

I'm confused... I don't have the HD radio, but looking at the manual it reads as though the HD radio tuner should receive your standard analog AM/FM stations as well. Is that not the case?