I came accros this accessorie for Pioneer in dash units .

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v ... 26,00.html

If you read the reviews from Pioneer web site it looks amaizing. Cheked eBay and the price range goes $200 to $300. On pioneer site is $400. If anyone has it in his/her car please post some reviews on how it works or is it acurate?..

Thanks

I came accros this accessorie for Pioneer in dash units .

 

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v ... 26,00.html

 

If you read the reviews from Pioneer web site it looks amaizing. Cheked eBay and the price range goes $200 to $300. On pioneer site is $400. If anyone has it in his/her car please post some reviews on how it works or is it acurate?..

Thanks

(Note: Not compatible with Pioneer Navigation Systems, such as AVIC-Z1, AVIC-N3, AVIC-N2, AVIC-D2, AVIC-D1 or AVIC-N1)

ohh I see...I allready have AVIC Z1....I wish Z1 does all those thing..well it does some but we want more...lol

Thanks BigFloppy

Yeah, I saw that disclaimer after I ordered one. Gave it to my buddy whom I sold my 7490 setup (AVX-P7300DVD and AVIC-90) to, and it is very cool.

It won't work with his setup either. The Nav uses up the RGB input on the screen

Yeah, he had to get an adapter to change to a 26-pin RGB or the other way around. He got it working, but it was a pain. He had to hunt down a couple obsolete parts, like a cd-rgb26p. and some rgb splitter box that was for the AVIC-505(remember that one?).

Sure do. Still see some sittin around as paperweights once in a while. Pretty cool for their day though

If you're into vehicle performance, the AVIC-Z1 lets you show it. Each AVIC-Z1 is equipped with sensors that can track your vehicle's performance while you're driving. The digital gauges display speed, acceleration G's, lateral G's, slope, angular velocity, battery voltage, and direction - all in real time.

The Vehicle Dynamics Display has a peak hold function to quickly see the maximum values recorded. The full-color gauges are available in several different finishes and can be displayed in either day or night time modes.

I have not seen comments on this feature.

If you're into vehicle performance, the AVIC-Z1 lets you show it. Each AVIC-Z1 is equipped with sensors that can track your vehicle's performance while you're driving. The digital gauges display speed, acceleration G's, lateral G's, slope, angular velocity, battery voltage, and direction - all in real time.

The Vehicle Dynamics Display has a peak hold function to quickly see the maximum values recorded. The full-color gauges are available in several different finishes and can be displayed in either day or night time modes.

I have not seen comments on this feature.

There is one sitting in a display in our warehouse, that's where we pirated the splitter from, but I don't have the discs for it. There were like, ten?

5 or 10 I think

I came accros this accessorie for Pioneer in dash units .

 

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/v ... 26,00.html

 

If you read the reviews from Pioneer web site it looks amaizing. Cheked eBay and the price range goes $200 to $300. On pioneer site is $400. If anyone has it in his/her car please post some reviews on how it works or is it acurate?..

Thanks

(Note: Not compatible with Pioneer Navigation Systems, such as AVIC-Z1, AVIC-N3, AVIC-N2, AVIC-D2, AVIC-D1 or AVIC-N1)

When I bought my AVIC-Z2, the dealer / installer told me that Pioneer offered a vehicle dynamics "module" for use with the Z2, and this is the reason that I chose the Pioneer over a Clarion nav unit. I recently discovered the lateral & fore/aft acceleration features of the Z2's vehicle dynamics display, and this piqued my interest to begin looking into this "module". So, does anyone know whether the above-quoted "note" applies to the Z2? If it does apply, then does anyone know whether there is any other way to upgrade the existing Z2 performance measuring features?

BTW, I've written to Pioneer re: compatibility between the Z2 and the AVG-VDP1 Vehicle Dynamics Processor.

Thanks for any help.

It doesn't work with any Pioneer systems with built-in nav. So NO on all AVICs

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