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Avic D3 "License Agreement" Nav Screen

By g8rfn · Mar 22, 2007in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 19 posts👁️ 4,059 views
Posted Mar 22, 2007 · 18:27 UTC#1

Is there any way to keep this thing from coming up every time I turn on the NAV? Seems like I should only have to "press OK" once, and never again... Very annoying!!! :x

 

This is my first Nav system, so maybe that is normal?

Posted Mar 22, 2007 · 18:29 UTC#2

No you have to hit ok every time. There is no way to get rid of it.

Posted Mar 22, 2007 · 20:27 UTC#3

I agree it's extremely annoying. You figure you get in and out of your car two times a day just going to and from work, then two more times if you use it after work, you're looking at seeing this message over 1,000 times a year. Do I really need to be told the same thing over and over that many times? Do I really need to agree to the license agreement that many times? That's like signing the papers for your car loan four times a day, every day, for as long as you own your car. Ughhhh! :evil:

Posted Mar 22, 2007 · 20:30 UTC#4

Get used to it.

 

Its not going away.

Posted Mar 23, 2007 · 00:19 UTC#5

its a safety disclaimer so that pioneer doesnt get sued because it told you the dangers before you used their unit

Posted Mar 23, 2007 · 01:01 UTC#6

I must hit that "ok" at least 10 times a day. Sometimes, I do not even bother.

Posted Mar 23, 2007 · 05:29 UTC#7

The disclaimer is standard on any navigation system. Its the only way they can ensure you wont sue them.

Posted Mar 23, 2007 · 18:52 UTC#8

Maybe a class action for the annoyance of it? LOL :idea:

Posted Mar 23, 2007 · 19:08 UTC#9
Maybe a class action for the annoyance of it? LOL :idea:

 

Ideas like that are the reason that we need the warning screen in the first place.

Posted Mar 24, 2007 · 04:57 UTC#10

yeah pretty mcuh

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 11:16 UTC#11

well in technicality there's a way to prevent it from coming up again. what i've noticed is when you have the D3 set to guide you to an address, and say you've never arrived at the destination, then you turn off the car, when you turn the car back on, the headunit simply continues to guide you to the destination without the nag screen. now i know it's not at all a solution, but figured i should point that out.

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 14:50 UTC#12

ANd have that lady screaming instructions at you during your entire route to wherever you are going to get back on track... No thanks.

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 14:59 UTC#13
ANd have that lady screaming instructions at you during your entire route to wherever you are going to get back on track... No thanks.

 

The Z1 has a nice little icon that displays in the corner of the screen that looks like a speaker (like in WinXP). I tap that and a red "X" goes through it. Then she never speaks until I want her to speak, then i un "X" her and hit one of the icons on the top left and the last instruction is repeated. D3 have something like this?

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 15:45 UTC#14

I'm working on inventing an automated hand which will press OK after 10 seconds of starting the car.

It should start shipping out on 05/01/2007. It'll cost $39.99...if you pre-order it now you'll get 15% off & free shipping (Use coupon code: D3OKHANDPRO)

 

8)

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 20:31 UTC#15
I'm working on inventing an automated hand which will press OK after 10 seconds of starting the car.

It should start shipping out on 05/01/2007. It'll cost $39.99...if you pre-order it now you'll get 15% off & free shipping (Use coupon code: D3OKHANDPRO)

 

8)

 

thats a joke right?

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 20:36 UTC#16

LOL. of course. :wink:

 

I'm working on inventing an automated hand which will press OK after 10 seconds of starting the car.

It should start shipping out on 05/01/2007. It'll cost $39.99...if you pre-order it now you'll get 15% off & free shipping (Use coupon code: D3OKHANDPRO)

 

8)

 

thats a joke right?

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 20:41 UTC#17

Come on.

 

 

 

Of course.

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 20:43 UTC#18

yeah I had a feeling, but damn, you never know nowadays. People do just about everything. I am sure you can get a patent for that idea though.

Posted Mar 29, 2007 · 20:56 UTC#19

o yea...

someone invented a small robot for xbox 360 controller which presses buttons in a special sequence so that you can increase your game points: http://www.engadget.com/2007/02/18/xbot ... er-points/

 

its pretty amazing what people do these days.

 

yeah I had a feeling, but damn, you never know nowadays. People do just about everything. I am sure you can get a patent for that idea though.