FYI i used the axxess gmos06 bose/onstar interface to instal my d3 to my 02 cadi devlle
i have 5 issues so please bear with me........................
When i used to have my stock nav unit installed, pressing the onstar, emergency, or phone buttons would cause a screen to come up on the nav that would have phone features. (numbers, call, end, directory, etc....)
that said, i bring up my 1st issue-
i noticed today that when i press the onstar, emergency assist, or phone buttons......the Pioneer nav restarts, re-initializes itself, then the "Pioneer" logo comes on, starts up again and launches the nav/av interface as if i turned the car off and started it up again. All sounds stop except the Onstar voice and stuff.
Questions-
Is there any way to avoid that and have the screen stay "as is" when pressing those buttons?
Other weird operations i noticed-
2-sometimes the warning chime you hear when the key is in the ignition, comes on.......when my key isnt even in! Whats up with that?
3-Also i was driving today, like 60+ mph on freeway, when i had to slow down.........i probably went down to about 40 mph. The slow down was not gradual, more like "oh shit traffic is slowing down..." when all of a sudden my unit lost power. i tried pressing any button and still wouldnt turn on. so i had to pull over and restart the car in order for it to turn on again.
hasnt done it anymore, but i wanna know what happened?
4-when any warning chime or beep comes on,(low gas chime, back up chime, etc...) the radio sound from the stero pauses in order for the chime/beep to be audible......it didnt do that with the stock nav. with stock nav, you would hear both stereo and chimes at the same time at normal volume.
5-also, when the stereo is on an sound is audible, if i move the gear shift from where ever it is initially, (park, reverse, drive) the sound lowers significantly and then resumes normal audio level.
Why?
Are the problems im having normal with GMOS06 onstar/ bose interface or did i do something worng?
thanks in advance an i hope you fellas can help