Posted Apr 23, 2006 · 02:43 UTC#26
I drove about 40 miles roundtrip testing the bypass,everything worked like a charm. make sure you do not pull the ebrake up at anytime during your travel otherwise it will lock up.
Anonymous said:just use a pac tr7 and program it for 3 positive pulses upon turn on, easy as that.
solrackm said:will the pac tr7 work with z1? and also the time window for flashing your lights is about 2 seconds
JasonH said:solrackm said:will the pac tr7 work with z1? and also the time window for flashing your lights is about 2 seconds
It should work. Just program the TR7 to send 3 pulses over 2 seconds.
JasonH said:I do not have a Z1, and can't test this, but you either:
1. Flash the headlights 3 times while the Z1 turns on.
2. Get a TR7 and program it to send 3 pulses over 2 seconds upon power up.
Anonymous said:If you connect the speed pulse wire will it affect this bypass? Is the speed pulse wire necessary?
Anonymous said:I installed the Z1 in my 06 Dodge Ram. I do not have the speed pulse wire connected because I guess the new chrysler vehicles don't come with actual wires, i guess everything is computerized, but the location of the car on the map is pretty accurate without it, so i say its works pretty good with just the GPS antenna. I am gonna try the light flickering thing when i get off work, but I actually bypassed it another way, requires a little work, but not tough. Considering your not using a backup camera or having extra tv's in ur car, I ran a really short RCA cable from the rear monitor outputs ( since those can be watched while the car is in motion or not ) into the backup camera input. I then installed a switch on the reverse wire and turned on the rear display to DVD. Now all I do is flick on the reverse toggle switch and bam, it tricks the unit into thinking its recieving a rear view camera image when really its getting the image from the rear tv outputs. The neat thing about this is that when ur using navigation and u hit the rear view map, you can actually watch the video and see the map on the side at the same time :D ... so ya.. i have the parking brake on a switch too so i can use the nav controls while im in motion. It works like a charm... i just have to deal with two switches...
jack said:Anonymous said:I installed the Z1 in my 06 Dodge Ram. I do not have the speed pulse wire connected because I guess the new chrysler vehicles don't come with actual wires, i guess everything is computerized, but the location of the car on the map is pretty accurate without it, so i say its works pretty good with just the GPS antenna. I am gonna try the light flickering thing when i get off work, but I actually bypassed it another way, requires a little work, but not tough. Considering your not using a backup camera or having extra tv's in ur car, I ran a really short RCA cable from the rear monitor outputs ( since those can be watched while the car is in motion or not ) into the backup camera input. I then installed a switch on the reverse wire and turned on the rear display to DVD. Now all I do is flick on the reverse toggle switch and bam, it tricks the unit into thinking its recieving a rear view camera image when really its getting the image from the rear tv outputs. The neat thing about this is that when ur using navigation and u hit the rear view map, you can actually watch the video and see the map on the side at the same time :D ... so ya.. i have the parking brake on a switch too so i can use the nav controls while im in motion. It works like a charm... i just have to deal with two switches...
that sounds great, only i need the rear view camera. let us know how the light flicker works out for you. also do you have any pics of video and nav on the same screen ?
jack said:Anonymous said:If you connect the speed pulse wire will it affect this bypass? Is the speed pulse wire necessary?
it says failure to make this connection will increase errors in the location display. now is that true ? i dont know. but personally im thinking of just selling my z1 and getting a unit that will do video and nav at the same time, ie the eclipse.
im kind of on the fence to hook up the z1 without being 100% that the headlight flashing will bypass the safety features. and right now its only hearsay on wether this trick actualy works
KBryan said:I did not have the illumination wire hooked up so I installed it last night. I too can't seem to get it to work. I did have the tuner set to XM, and flashed the lights 3 times while it was booting. The E brake was off, and it is hooked up correctly according to the installation manual. Do you wait till you see "Pioneer navigation loading" on the screen or can you do it anytime as long as the music hasn't started? Actually I tried it 4 times today and still can't seem to get it right. Any thoughts???
Thanks,
Kevin