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Updated Nav DVD's for D3??

By HeyRobi · May 25, 2008in General💬 52 posts👁️ 11,477 views
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Posted Jun 13, 2008 · 03:05 UTC#28
So is this going to be the upgrade disc?

 

CNDV-80MT

 

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/ ... /CNDV-80MT

 

The request page doesn't exist. Please double check to make sure you have the correct URL.

 

Of Course! ;)

Posted Jun 13, 2008 · 15:35 UTC#29

oops, Sorry that was the link to the wholesale website. I can buy it at cost, but it still doen't show a price, not until it is released.

Posted Jun 13, 2008 · 17:09 UTC#30

Thats the regular website, they just took the page down

Posted Jun 13, 2008 · 22:39 UTC#31

Ha! The supposed "upgrade" disk announcement is gone...I bet there IS NO upgrade disk for the AVIC D3...EVER....bets?

 

Seriously....is gambling illegal on here, because I'd love to take bets that there is NO upgrade disk for the D3 coming out...the announcement is gone....the product has been discontinued...why would they bother? It's in their interest to force people to buy a whole new system to get accurate maps and not drive down dead-end streets...

Posted Jun 13, 2008 · 23:27 UTC#32

I will bet you $1000 that an upgrade disk comes out this year

Posted Jun 14, 2008 · 22:29 UTC#33
I will bet you $1000 that an upgrade disk comes out this year

 

Yea..... already known.... this July...

Posted Jun 15, 2008 · 01:33 UTC#34
Ha! The supposed "upgrade" disk announcement is gone...I bet there IS NO upgrade disk for the AVIC D3...EVER....bets?

 

Seriously....is gambling illegal on here, because I'd love to take bets that there is NO upgrade disk for the D3 coming out...the announcement is gone....the product has been discontinued...why would they bother? It's in their interest to force people to buy a whole new system to get accurate maps and not drive down dead-end streets...

The disk was listed on their site, the description noted it as an upgrade disk for the D3. It's not a question of will they, but when will they. Why would you assume that they wouldn't? They have always released them for the other old units. There's absolutely no reason to think it will be otherwise with the D3.

Posted Jun 15, 2008 · 15:07 UTC#36

Just a tought....

 

For tons and tons of hardware, there is always a brain somewhere that develop their own version of the firmware update. So I am just wondering if someone ever tried that for D3. (Maybe not for upgrading the software but at lease updating the maps)

 

Raiden

Posted Jun 15, 2008 · 17:20 UTC#37

Hopefully they release it early July but more likely mid-end of July I think.

Posted Jun 18, 2008 · 02:10 UTC#38

The D3 has been removed from their device list on the update page. I would take this to mean that the D3 isn't getting an update.

 

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/ ... CNDV-70MTP

 

Compatible with AVIC-N1, AVIC-N2, AVIC-N3, AVIC-D1, and AVIC-D2, and AVIC-88DVD, AVIC-80DVD, AVIC-90DVD, and AVIC-9DVD, when used with Pioneer Touch Panel Display only.
Posted Jun 18, 2008 · 02:29 UTC#39

Those are last year's upgrade disks (CNDV-70MTP) which is why the D3 isn't listed there, because it was a new unit then.

Upgrade discs for Pioneer Touch Panel Navigation Systems. Includes 2007 model year map database.

 

Compatible with AVIC-N1, AVIC-N2, AVIC-N3, AVIC-D1, and AVIC-D2, and AVIC-88DVD, AVIC-80DVD, AVIC-90DVD, and AVIC-9DVD, when used with Pioneer Touch Panel Display only.

 

New Model Year 2007 TeleAtlas database on 2 DVD Discs featuring nearly 12 million Points of Interest (POI), plus US and Canada coverage (including Alaska and Hawaii).

This year's upgrade disk are model number CNDV-80MTP, and included the AVIC-D3 in the list of units that it was compatible with. Or at least that's what the page said before Pioneer took it down.

Posted Jun 18, 2008 · 03:53 UTC#40

When they release upgrade disks, does it have any effect on the navigation routing methods the unit tries?

 

reason I ask is that I have a D2 still running the 60MTP disk. It sends me on routes that are way longer than necessary and often far from the beaten path.

 

tonight I was traveling about 70 miles on a route which can and should be traveled 99% on i95 freeway. It kept on telling me to take exits and listed an arrival time of 11:53.

 

When I kept on ignoring the exit directions, it fianlly made a route the way I had planned in my mind staying on 95 and then listed the arrival as 11:32 which was accurate.

 

Why is the unit so far off on its routing and can the newer disks help?

Posted Jun 20, 2008 · 12:21 UTC#41

I've always had pioneer head units and that kind of pisses me off that the D-3 is the red headed step child of the group. I don't even think it's two years old. I read some where that you might be able to use the Teleatlas disc from their website and sine the Pioneer uses that same company why not but then again I'm not forking over the money to figure it out. Anybody have more info on that? With the ever changing landscape I think I'm just going to buy a Garmin Nuvi and use the D3 for movies and live DVD music. All I have to do now is find out a way to setup the Garmin nicely in the my truck since those window mounts look tacky.

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 17:24 UTC#42

LOL

 

Disk 1.0 = Feb 07 manufacture date

 

It's now 16 months later and counting....the Pioneer reps won't commit to a date for release, and state only that "oh...there's no set schedule...we try to do it once a year..."

 

Yeah right...

 

Who was it that offered to bet?

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 18:04 UTC#43

Went to the link above and it you read the print it lists pretty much every model except the D3.....

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 18:12 UTC#44
Went to the link above and it you read the print it lists pretty much every model except the D3.....

 

That was last year's disk. The D3 was a new model then. :wink:

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 19:21 UTC#45

a new map update would be nice, there are new streets where i live that are not on the d 3.

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 19:22 UTC#46
LOL

 

Disk 1.0 = Feb 07 manufacture date

 

It's now 16 months later and counting....the Pioneer reps won't commit to a date for release, and state only that "oh...there's no set schedule...we try to do it once a year..."

 

Yeah right...

 

Who was it that offered to bet?

It was me. And like I said, they will release one eventually. It's just we don't know when. When that original link was active, the page clearly showed that it was an update disk that worked with the D3. And whether or not they meant to actually put it up on their website, they DID take the time to actually make the page, which would lead to the conclusion that the disk is in the works.

Posted Jun 21, 2008 · 20:18 UTC#47

A Feb manufacture date and a July release date doesn't surprise me. There's lots of times we have something ready to sell, but it doesn't get put on the market for months for one reason or another.

 

I suspect July is a magic time for people to think about summer travel.

Posted Aug 14, 2008 · 01:42 UTC#50

yes there is no "buy now" option :?

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