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XM Updating Please Wait

By JasonH · Oct 15, 2005in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 14 posts👁️ 16,590 views
Posted Oct 15, 2005 · 23:36 UTC#1

Allways getting a "XM UPDATING PLEASE WAIT" Box?

 

This error is caused when the data cable is connected to the D1 and you have not subscribed to XM NavTraffic. Software Version 1.2 fixes this problem, and is avaiable from pioneer after registering your unit.

Posted Oct 23, 2005 · 01:20 UTC#2
:D I've had my AVIC-D1 for about six weeks. I had the same problem with the "XM updating, please wait" message. Like Jason stated, there's a new Version 1.2 software available for the AVIC-D1. To get the software, you must register your AVIC-D1 through the Pioneer web site. Pioneer states they won't support their radios purchased off the internet from an "unauthorized" Pioneer dealer. I purchased mine off the internet, not sure if it was an "authorized" dealer or not. I registered my radio through the Pioneer site. It's been over five weeks and I'm still waiting for the software update. I spoke to Pioneer tech support, I was assured the software would be sent out shortly. I've seen some of the new AVIC-D1 Version 1.2 software for sell on eBay. Has anyone received the new version 1.2 from Pioneer yet? By the way, if you have the XM/NAV traffic receiver connected to your AVIC-D1, disconnect the data cable. This will disable the "XM updating" message.
Posted Nov 06, 2006 · 04:57 UTC#3

yeah i registered mine in july and nothing. i registered my g/fs n2 last year and never got anything for updates. go pioneer, im glad theyre on top of things over there.

Posted Nov 06, 2006 · 11:35 UTC#4

I received my updated V1.2 from Pioneer as promised. I recently updated to more up-to-date software off of eBay. Plenty online and it's decently priced. Do an eBay search.

Posted Jan 29, 2007 · 19:44 UTC#5

Rise Topic RISE come back from the dead.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The oldest post I could find jimmy :P

Posted Mar 08, 2007 · 21:49 UTC#6

I was wonding if anyone has run into this problem? I disconnected the Data cable from the Nav-traffic module to get rid of the xm updating issue until my 1.2 disc arrived and since I had to pull the whole dash apart (didn't know where tweeter installed the module) I figured I would go ahead and do the E-brake by-pass so I would have full functionality of the head unit.

Once I got everything back together my updating message was gone but but I also have had intermittent XM recption ever since. I have since reconnected the data cable, and upgraded to the 1.2 and still have very poor xm reception. Was this due to the by-pass. I have performed a reset on the xm module as well as the head unit and also upgraded to the d2 (last night). Still the same issue with the XM.

I am very reluctant to pull the head unit back out and undo the e-brak mod as the rats nest of wiring they left behind wsa a royal nightmare. Has anyone else experienced or am I just stuck with pulling the thing out and tracing the wires or go back to pre mod?

PS... I learned the hard expensive way not to let Tweeter install anything in my vehicle.

Posted Mar 20, 2007 · 17:20 UTC#7

Hey if you need a hand I am in Williamsburg, VA and will be doing my AVIC soon. I am about 2hrs south of you.

 

Cheers

Posted May 13, 2007 · 22:59 UTC#8

is the new software version 1.2 need for the D3 also? cuz i get the xm updating warning.

Posted May 13, 2007 · 23:42 UTC#9

No it's not. Odds are the nav traffic service wasn't activated.

Posted May 14, 2007 · 00:18 UTC#10

yeah i dont have the navtraffic anymore, didnt find it useful, so is there no way to get rid of the XM updating warning?

Posted May 14, 2007 · 01:25 UTC#11

If you unplug the data cable between the XM receiver and the radio this message will go away.

Posted May 17, 2007 · 20:00 UTC#12

Where can I download the version 1.2 update from does anyone know?

Posted May 17, 2007 · 21:02 UTC#13

You get it for free from pioneer. Call them.

Posted Nov 25, 2007 · 03:22 UTC#14

I get this nag on my D2 WITH XM nav traffic. I called Pioneer, they said it's the cable. It's not.