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CNDV-70M

By Cincycaddy · Jan 09, 2007in General💬 15 posts👁️ 3,517 views
Posted Jan 09, 2007 · 06:02 UTC#1

Anyone actually have these and running them yet? I've got a AVIC-D1 I'm wanting to upgrade, and saw that some people were selling "pre-release" CMDV-70M discs on ebay. Just curious if anyone has these up and running yet.

 

Thanks,

 

Chris.

Posted Jan 09, 2007 · 17:25 UTC#2

I don't see any information for updated nav discs. Do you have any links?

Posted Jan 09, 2007 · 18:51 UTC#4

I think I'll wait until they're officially released. Their's no info on Pioneer's website or any other information. It could be months.

Posted Jan 10, 2007 · 00:24 UTC#5

I sent an email to the seller. I hope I will hear some good news :) I will post back when I get a response. I am willing to try this out for the sake of everyone here :)

Posted Jan 10, 2007 · 00:43 UTC#6
New Model Year 2007 TeleAtlas database on 2 DVD Discs featuring nearly 14 million Points of Interest (POI), plus US and Canada coverage (including Alaska and Hawaii).

 

I had a feeling they weren't switching to Navteq as was mentioned in a previous post.

 

I wonder how much better this can be since it's still using TeleAtlas?

Posted Jan 10, 2007 · 04:24 UTC#7

Well I purchased a set of these discs for my D1 so I'll update this as soon as I get them and find out if I'm a happy camper or a PO'd one.

 

Chris.

Posted Jan 10, 2007 · 06:57 UTC#8

Its odd that Pioneers press releases all still say 11 million, or almost 12 million POI but the auction says 14 mil. Seems shady

 

New Model Year 2007 TeleAtlas database on 2 DVD Discs featuring nearly 14 million Points of Interest (POI), plus US and Canada coverage (including Alaska and Hawaii).

 

I had a feeling they weren't switching to Navteq as was mentioned in a previous post.

 

I wonder how much better this can be since it's still using TeleAtlas?

Posted Jan 10, 2007 · 22:46 UTC#9

Seller wrote me back and stated he was also a member on this board too. He said his friend works at Pioneer and this is a pre-production set of discs that really only updates the maps. He told me there's not much incentive for those who have the 60 series discs to use these. The final release discs will have more updates on them.

 

(???)

Posted Jan 10, 2007 · 23:04 UTC#10

Well, thats definitely weak

Posted Jan 17, 2007 · 04:00 UTC#11

Well I finally got these today. Shipping a bit slow but they installed just fine. Was upgrading from the original AVIC-D1 discs with the update, so I can't compare these to the 60 series. Maps are defiantly updated, although I haven't driven downtown to see if certain roads are updated down there yet. Only other thing I have noticed is that the XM icon in the Source selection now looks a bit different. Probably not worth the $30 premium over the 60 series disc on Ebay now, but I'm happy none-the-less.

 

Chris.

Posted Jan 17, 2007 · 11:13 UTC#12

pictures please?

Posted Feb 01, 2007 · 01:36 UTC#13

Well, you are right, I noticed some people questioning the discs on here and did some research and my source was crap. They were just edited discs. So much for that, the auctions were removed so no one else gets one of these discs. Watch out for the ice guy on there that is where I got them...

Posted Feb 13, 2007 · 18:57 UTC#14

Perhaps a bit off topic;

 

I have an AVIC-800DVD with remote controlled AVH-P6400R unit. Currently I run the CNDV-40R dvd's with teleatlas maps.

 

Is it somehow possible to update the map data by using the CNDV-50M or CNDV-60M mapdata?

 

Does anyone know what will happen if i install the CNDV50M software without having a touchscreen? Will it not run at all or will I not be able to enter the destination with my remote??

 

 

Many thanks

Posted Feb 13, 2007 · 20:56 UTC#15

I have heard it's possible to update the map data on CNDV-40R.

Never done it myself since I can't get ahold of 40R.

 

If you update without having a touchscreen, I don't think you'll be able to do anything past the nag screen.