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By dwhitley0381 · Jun 20, 2007in General💬 88 posts👁️ 24,382 views
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Posted Jun 20, 2007 · 15:32 UTC#1

I got a call yesterday from Pioneer that the update for the maps for the Z1 will be coming out soon but it was delayed do to other software MODS that they are working on. I asked what she meant she said she was not a programmer but that it would update the software side of the Z1 and not just maps. So I think they know how to lock us out and keep us out. Seeing that no one has been able to break the Z2 yet.... Anyway she said maybe August we will see the update... Sucks....

Posted Jun 20, 2007 · 16:16 UTC#2

As with every other update/new product from Pioneer, we won't know till it is released. We can speculate all we want, but only time will tell.

Posted Jun 20, 2007 · 17:00 UTC#3

you know a company the size of pioneer should do a better job supporting and updating its customers. They should want loyalty....

Posted Jun 23, 2007 · 14:29 UTC#4

Looks like August is the release date for the upgrade disk. This is right from the website....

 

New disc CNDV-70MP arriving in August!

Be notified when the new discs arrive by signing up on our waiting list.

 

Just look in the "Upgrade Disks" section....

Posted Jun 23, 2007 · 16:12 UTC#5

i think they removed it already.

Posted Jun 23, 2007 · 20:35 UTC#6

Do they charge for the update disc? Or will it be free for customers?

 

Or do I have to hunt it down on the torrent sites when it comes out.

Posted Jun 24, 2007 · 17:28 UTC#7

it WILL NOT be free. Also, I dont think a torrent will work this time, because supposedly (not confirmed) we all have to go to an authorized installer, and have them generate a code for us.

 

It will be 200$ + installer fees

Posted Jun 25, 2007 · 04:28 UTC#8

The CNDV70MP is the update disks for the N and D series, not the Z series

 

Looks like August is the release date for the upgrade disk. This is right from the website....

 

New disc CNDV-70MP arriving in August!

Be notified when the new discs arrive by signing up on our waiting list.

 

Just look in the "Upgrade Disks" section....

Posted Jun 25, 2007 · 05:36 UTC#9

^^ Word...

 

 

This delay is pretty concerning. Still, I'm not stoked about the upgrade. It will kill the current bypass anyway so I probably wont end up using it.

Posted Jun 25, 2007 · 07:42 UTC#10
^^ Word...

 

 

This delay is pretty concerning. Still, I'm not stoked about the upgrade. It will kill the current bypass anyway so I probably wont end up using it.

 

In europe (Z1==HD1BT, Z2==HD3BT) info is now on the website and in the pricelist...

Price is 219 Euro.

Links:

unlocking

update manual (not yet in English I'm afraid :? )

Posted Jun 25, 2007 · 15:09 UTC#12

See! Even I couldn't make that stuff up :D

Posted Jun 25, 2007 · 15:19 UTC#13

I hope you won't need an installer to do this. It will be all self-install including the code via the website. Why should I have to pay an installer a shitload of money to push a disc into the slot and type a code number in?? Its bad enough discs are $250 a set!

Posted Jun 25, 2007 · 16:58 UTC#14
I hope you won't need an installer to do this. It will be all self-install including the code via the website. Why should I have to pay an installer a shitload of money to push a disc into the slot and type a code number in?? Its bad enough discs are $250 a set!

 

In Europe you can just buy the disc, generate the password and self install. According to the update manual, install takes approx 3 hours....

Posted Jun 25, 2007 · 17:08 UTC#15

cool. I knew they wouldnt make us go to an installer for something so simple. Great news.... well, minus the bypass

Posted Jun 26, 2007 · 15:37 UTC#16

whtcrxghst wrote:

The CNDV70MP is the update disks for the N and D series, not the Z series

 

I looked at the Pioneer site and whtcrxghst's comment appears correct. I see no reference to the Z1 in regard to the systems updated by the new update discs.

Posted Jun 27, 2007 · 03:23 UTC#17
In Europe you can just buy the disc, generate the password and self install. According to the update manual, install takes approx 3 hours....

 

3 Hours!?...looks like I'm going to have to break out the battery charger.

Posted Jun 27, 2007 · 07:37 UTC#18
In Europe you can just buy the disc, generate the password and self install. According to the update manual, install takes approx 3 hours....

 

3 Hours!?...looks like I'm going to have to break out the battery charger.

 

Reading the manual, it's a 2-phase approach. Fase 1 is updating the maps etc., this takes approx 3 hours. Phase 2 is updating the system software. This takes about 10 minutes.

Again according to the instructions, you can interupt the map updates, where the unit will continue with the update where it left off...

For the system software update to work, you HAVE to be in a specific screen (map screen, displaying your current position) for it to work. This last update procedure must not be interrupted....

Posted Jun 28, 2007 · 23:14 UTC#19

Reading the manual, it's a 2-phase approach. Fase 1 is updating the maps etc., this takes approx 3 hours. Phase 2 is updating the system software. This takes about 10 minutes.

Again according to the instructions, you can interupt the map updates, where the unit will continue with the update where it left off...

For the system software update to work, you HAVE to be in a specific screen (map screen, displaying your current position) for it to work. This last update procedure must not be interrupted....

So does this mean you can update the maps without updating the software (ie. bypass)?

Posted Jun 29, 2007 · 07:15 UTC#20

Reading the manual, it's a 2-phase approach. Fase 1 is updating the maps etc., this takes approx 3 hours. Phase 2 is updating the system software. This takes about 10 minutes.

Again according to the instructions, you can interupt the map updates, where the unit will continue with the update where it left off...

For the system software update to work, you HAVE to be in a specific screen (map screen, displaying your current position) for it to work. This last update procedure must not be interrupted....

So does this mean you can update the maps without updating the software (ie. bypass)?

 

Possibly, but looking at other threads the US update would actually allow you to continue using the Z1 bypass. However, note that in Europe we do not have this problem :) . Over here it's enough to simply ground the handbrake wire.....

Posted Jun 29, 2007 · 17:12 UTC#21

the update is out,i just got this email.

 

 

Dear Valued Customer,

 

We wanted to let you know that our first shipment of the new

2007 navigation disc (CNDV-70MTP) just arrived. We were

able to get our first shipment earlier than we expected. The

discs are now available on pioneerelectronics.com.

 

http://pioneer-usa.rsys1.net/servlet/cc ... klQgLlV2VS

 

 

We have limited quantities and will assign discs on a first c

ome basis.

 

Thanks,

Pioneerelectronics.com

 

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Posted Jun 29, 2007 · 17:41 UTC#22

I to got the email its out!

Posted Jun 29, 2007 · 20:05 UTC#23

Check again; this isn't for the Z1.

Posted Jun 29, 2007 · 20:40 UTC#24

it also says touch panel display and a z-1 is touch panel so11111

Posted Jun 29, 2007 · 20:48 UTC#25

And it list's the models it works with and Z1 is not listed.

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