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I have a Z2 in one car, a 110 in another, and a 120 in a third.

I like the Z2 way better than the 110/120

The only area where the Z2 is inferior is in iPod management.

Maps, speed, ease of use, intuitive controls, options and customization are all better in the Z2

Yes, I had no trouble pairing my Droid X

If you have any additional Porsche technical question you can also ask Renntech.

They are an amazing P-car technical forum:

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Nobody?

Just like the title says.

I had MSN "for life" and when I ran the update in my wife's car, somehow it lost all MSN data.

Is there a fix I somehow missed?

I tried a search for MSN missing data bur all I found is a flame war about Pioneer being a US or Japanese company

It's amazing to me that a Droid has awesome VR software where you can just talk with your normal voice and it types a text message for you, and my AVIC Z110BT cannot understand a simple "change source to XM"

Is there a way to check what BT update you're currently at?

NVM just saw the other thread

Wait, it's $50 cheaper in Canada?

I have 2 110s (my car and wifeys) so that would save me $100

Is there a link to this canadian source?

VR = Voice Recognition

My new installer removed the unit, cleaned up the wiring and reconnected it, but now my bluetooth doesn't work.

It connects to my phone and recieves and places calls normally and I can hear the other party clearly, however noboday can hear me, it's as if the phone is on mute.

There is also a slight buzzing sound anytime a button on the unit is pushed in any mode ie ipod, XM, radio...

I get that problem with both 3D and 2D

Is there a way I can get some maps of Mexico for the Navi?

I often go fishing into Baja Mexico and I would rake the car with the Z in it if it had the maps of Baja, is there a hack or a download to get those maps? The Canada ones are completely useless to me.

Look, if you can find "lifetime" pre-paid cards for sale (and there are at least 2 AVIC411 members selling them) you can get MSN DIrect service for free until 2012.

See this thread here:

viewtopic.php?f=56&t=28423

As for the ND-MDT10 unit itself I just check Amazon dot com and they are listed as "in stock".

I live in L.A. and I find the service to be of great value just for the traffic info alone.

Not available on the Z110 but available on the Z1 Z2 Z3 series

I bought 2 lifetime cards from 6605stang fro my car and my wife's, then activated them, then called MSN and got a refund for both comming through the mail.

Thanks stang!

Faster iPod search as well?

Is there a way to delete paired bluetooth phones from the AVIC Z or is doing a Master Reset (and loosing all your songs, settings, backround pics, voice dial names, etc..) the only way?

I can't find any mention of deleting a pairing in the manual

I have the XM traffic service and it works great in L.A.

I don't know about other parts of the country

What about the saved Navi destinations, and the phone numbers you have programmed in. Do you loose those with the HDD upgrade?

I'm not concerned at all about music, but to reprogram the numbers and the name pronunciations would be a big hassle for me.

Is that info stored in the HDD or a RAM memory of some sort?

For an upgrade for Z2 to Z3 is htere any advantage to swapping the drives instead of buying the CD from Pioneer other than music storage capacity (I use iPod instead)?

Does using the upgrade CD erase all info from your Z2, like addresses phone numbers etc?

The slowness of the iPod interface is killing me.

And it is completely unnecessary and fixable.

I know 'cause I have seen other head units do it faster

Could this be an install related problem? Loose wire for the BT module or something?

I have a Verizon Curve and it works well with my Z2

I used to have a BB 8830 World Edition and it worked flawlessly too

I had a 8830 and switched to a Curve. I have Verizon.

No problem connecting with the Z2.

The only issue I'm experiencing with both phones is that the volume is at 1/2 on the phone and at max on the Z2 and I still can't hear the other caller very well.