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Every night when I drive home heading north on the 57, just before I pass Angel stadium on my left. The NAV changes from 57N to 14S on the screen. When I pass the Pond 1/4 mile later, the NAV then turns back to 57N. Weird huh? Does any of you guys who travel on 57N confirm this. It always happen just before Angel stadium. Please let me know if you guys can replicate the problem..or maybe my NAV is crazy. :roll:

Congrats man! :P

Cool site, where does it say Z1 will be update via DVD? And what does 'optional' mean? I don't want to fork out another $250 to update this thing. It should be included for the price we paid for the unit.

Those with Verizon Razr V3c, go here for info on hacking your firmware to Alltel to fully enable Bluetooth OBEX and OPP. Hopefully after flashing will help with the phonebook transfers to the AVIC-Z1. I have flashed my Razr, works get-I'll never go back to Verizon's stupid UI. Now just waiting for Pioneer to ship the damn Bluetooth adapter! [color=red]Warning: Follow the instructions explicitly, otherwise you can do major damage to your phone.[/color] [url=http://wiki.howardforums.com/motorola/index.php/Motorola_V3c_Tutorial:_Flashing_to_Alltel_User_Interface]http://wiki.howardfo

There is a firmware hack for Verizon Razor V3c to fully enable Bluetooth (OBEX,OPP). This may help with the phonebook transfer. I think there is also a similiar hack for E815, search Howardforums.com Warning: Hacking your firmware will void the warranty and there is a slight chance your phone will be useless if you don't follow the directions explicitly. [url=http://wiki.howardforums.com/motorola/index.php/Motorola_V3c_Tutorial:_Flashing_to_Alltel_User_Interface]http://wiki.howardforums.com/motorola/i ... _Interface[/url]

I have the CD-IB100II. I don't use it very much cause there is a slight delay when browsing songs. But, it does work very well.

I have the CD-IB100II, althought I don't use it very much. I'd rather copy my music onto the HDD, faster and easier to select songs IMO. There is a slight delay in browsing songs via the iPod adapter. I'm not sure what's your question. Could you rephrase it so next time I'm using the iPod, I'll let you know. :?:

That is the fact, althougth I have not driven on long trips to prove that it will stay bypassed.

Guys, the bypass will temporarily work even if you [b]DONT [/b] flash the lights. I got into my car this morning, start it up [b]WITHOUT [/b] flashing the lights, and to my surprise the DVD still play and all NAV functions was unlocked. But after about 15 minutes of driving, the dreaded warning came back and the video went away. I watched Office Space on the drive into work, laughed my ass off :D

Some guy on Toyota forum already did that...he took the HDD out, it's just the stardard 30GB notebook HD (Toshiba, I think). He tried to back up the data, buy none of his software would recognized the HDD.

[quote name="jack"] [quote name="aziator"]My timing must suck, I still cant get it to work...[/quote] when you start the car the lights illuminate on the z1....do nothing. when the z1 sarts its boot sequence it will look something like this 21314efdsfe35453 1321453254554435 134343525545345 thats when you turn on and off the headlights..... next it will display the pioneer logo.... you can still turn on and off your lights during this time. i usualy get 1 on and off during the boot sequence and 2 durning the pioneer logo and i do all my flashes within about 2 seconds t

You guys that are not getting this bypass to work: 1. Are you turning the light on and then off at the startup? 2.. Or are you guys flashing the hi-beam? The first method is what you want to do. At first I thought pulsing mean flashing the hi-beam-which is incorrect. Also check that your illuminimation wire is hook up correctly.

Well it's not just the DVD, it's unlock a slew of useful NAVI functions for me. All kiddin' aside, you guys should be really careful out there driving while watching DVD's. I had some close call today... :twisted:

ok, I have to much free time...I'll quit now, and go watch a DVD in my car. :oops:

I suppose this warning does not apply to a selected few AVIC-Z1 owners... :D