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AVIC-D1 vs AVIC-D2

By GnatGoSplat · May 14, 2006in General💬 16 posts👁️ 6,427 views
Posted May 14, 2006 · 02:50 UTC#1
I've read the D1 and D2 are identical hardware.
Is it possible to upgrade a D1 to a D2?
Posted May 14, 2006 · 23:37 UTC#2
Yes, just purchase the CNDV60 disks

GnatGoSplat said:
I've read the D1 and D2 are identical hardware.
Is it possible to upgrade a D1 to a D2?
Posted May 15, 2006 · 00:22 UTC#3
Thanks, I didn't know if that would upgrade the whole thing or just the nav portion.
Posted May 15, 2006 · 16:58 UTC#4
whtcrxghst said:
Yes, just purchase the CNDV60 disks


What are those and where do you get them?!
Posted May 15, 2006 · 17:42 UTC#5
Those are the disks that come in the D2 and N3. You can purchase them from Pioneer. Or there are usually quite a few on ebay, real and copies



What are those and where do you get them?!
Posted May 15, 2006 · 17:50 UTC#6
whtcrxghst said:
Those are the disks that come in the D2 and N3. You can purchase them from Pioneer. Or there are usually quite a few on ebay, real and copies


So if my local shop has any D2 or N3 units they might have the CDs and I could just borrow a copy for install purposes, right?!

I have the new Nav1.2 discs .. those do NOT upgrade the same stuff, do they? I know they did some updates, but the updates you speak of are more powerful/different, correct?
Posted May 15, 2006 · 18:49 UTC#7
Okay so I found out my shop doesnt have the CDs in stock, and of course they retail for $250 new ... but I am a bit unclear. I decided to call Pioneer tech support and spoke to a girl who didnt see the brightest..

From what she told me, the only changes were to the e-brake / video in motion. Otherwise, my v1.2 NAV discs have the same map updates and changes. When I put my v1.2 NAV discs in, there were 2 updates installed.

She did NOT indicate any other AVIC-D2 changes would occur if I got the $250 DVD set ... can anyone verify this? I cant justify spending $250 for nothing... is it worth it? What else do you get?!
Posted May 16, 2006 · 03:17 UTC#8
The 60 disks are one year newer, so as you might have guessed, they have made upgrades to the mapping in that year (more of the country is covered.) They also added lane information in certain cities and more cities now have detailed metro mapping.

Shaka said:
Okay so I found out my shop doesnt have the CDs in stock, and of course they retail for $250 new ... but I am a bit unclear. I decided to call Pioneer tech support and spoke to a girl who didnt see the brightest..

From what she told me, the only changes were to the e-brake / video in motion. Otherwise, my v1.2 NAV discs have the same map updates and changes. When I put my v1.2 NAV discs in, there were 2 updates installed.

She did NOT indicate any other AVIC-D2 changes would occur if I got the $250 DVD set ... can anyone verify this? I cant justify spending $250 for nothing... is it worth it? What else do you get?!
Posted May 16, 2006 · 11:41 UTC#9
whtcrxghst said:
The 60 disks are one year newer, so as you might have guessed, they have made upgrades to the mapping in that year (more of the country is covered.) They also added lane information in certain cities and more cities now have detailed metro mapping.


Thats really odd that they would charge $250 for that and yet give the v1.2 NAV discs out for free. Yes I realize they need to cover the costs for the extra work that went into the new maps, but at the same time, that is what they are doing selling the D3/N3/Z1 units.

I've found a few guys on eBay selling, one is as cheap as $30 total shipped for copies of the 60 disks -- and I could care less about not having originals. $30 vs $250 is a big difference ... wish me luck!!
Posted May 16, 2006 · 12:57 UTC#10
Search torrentz.com for Pioneer. Might as well get them for free rather than paying some eBay seller for illegal copies. Apparently Pioneer isn't big on eBay's VeRo program or those auctions would get shut down.
Posted May 16, 2006 · 16:58 UTC#11
They usually send out free updates to the software of the same type that came with your system. Did it on the n1 twice to fix bugs. Same on the D1, like fixing the fact that the clock was always in military time on the A/V sources, but correct on the navi screen. I have seen "real" 60 series disks on ebay as low as $50 each. Some people realize they are never going to use the east coast if they live on the west, or vise versa, and sell off the unused one.

Shaka said:


Thats really odd that they would charge $250 for that and yet give the v1.2 NAV discs out for free. Yes I realize they need to cover the costs for the extra work that went into the new maps, but at the same time, that is what they are doing selling the D3/N3/Z1 units.

I've found a few guys on eBay selling, one is as cheap as $30 total shipped for copies of the 60 disks -- and I could care less about not having originals. $30 vs $250 is a big difference ... wish me luck!!
Posted May 19, 2006 · 22:44 UTC#12
Cause I have a 2 year old in center car seat of my 07 Toyota FJ who would be p!ssed :)

Otherwise I'd like to try it since some areas around me aren't on the 1.2 version of the Nav map for D1.

Thanks!
Posted May 24, 2006 · 18:59 UTC#13
How can you tell what ver you have?
I don't see it on the disk...
Posted May 25, 2006 · 16:15 UTC#14
Shaka,

Did you ever get the ebay items? How did they work?
Posted May 25, 2006 · 16:18 UTC#15
Besides the Nav disc software what are the differences on the D1 vs D2?
Posted May 25, 2006 · 16:53 UTC#16
Nothing, just software

barrios35 said:
Besides the Nav disc software what are the differences on the D1 vs D2?