ANS-810 / ANS-510 (PROPER RNS-510 alternative)

[DkN]

Sorry I meant iPod interface. My old Pioneer head unit that had an iPod interface allowed video and audio from my iPhone.


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Just through the standard iPod port, to play video files on your iPhone? That should be possible, but I have to confirm with my technician if that's planned for the new unit.

[jitwei]

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[kamold]

Just to make your life easier I would install the original radio. Then plead ignorance.
I had a battery die in my last car after about 18 months and it was replaced under warranty. I may or may not have contributed to its early demise...

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[Transporter]

I agree, but there is a way to mesure the battery drain and if there is a b.drain it would be just a matter of removing the radio fuse to test if the unit is at the fault, which I daubt would be the case, if wired properly.

[jitwei]

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[starionx]

Ever since I've got the ANS-810, the SatNav has driven me insane. About 50% of the time I start it up, it would take anything up to 10 minutes to get a signal. I've done some testing, and I think I have figured out what the problem is.

Both at home and work, I park my car in an underground car-park. I don't get any gps signal. Over the last 2 weeks, I've waited until I'm just about to exit the car-park to turn the SatNav on. At home, it gets a signal within a minute after it has finished booting (most of the time, straight after booting up). At work, it takes a few minutes, but I attribute that to the tall buildings around.

I'm wondering if there is some logic in the SatNav system that says that if it doesn't get a signal within a certain amount of time after booting up, it goes into some sort of timer routine to check for a signal. This is pure speculation on my part.

All I know is that it works as it should now. Of course, I can no longer use the SatNav auto boot after power up.

[DkN]

Ever since I've got the ANS-810, the SatNav has driven me insane. About 50% of the time I start it up, it would take anything up to 10 minutes to get a signal. I've done some testing, and I think I have figured out what the problem is.

Both at home and work, I park my car in an underground car-park. I don't get any gps signal. Over the last 2 weeks, I've waited until I'm just about to exit the car-park to turn the SatNav on. At home, it gets a signal within a minute after it has finished booting (most of the time, straight after booting up). At work, it takes a few minutes, but I attribute that to the tall buildings around.

I'm wondering if there is some logic in the SatNav system that says that if it doesn't get a signal within a certain amount of time after booting up, it goes into some sort of timer routine to check for a signal. This is pure speculation on my part.

All I know is that it works as it should now. Of course, I can no longer use the SatNav auto boot after power up.

Have you tried the reset in this post?

ANS-810 / ANS-510 (PROPER RNS-510 alternative)

Sometimes GPS signal issues might arise after a firmware flash.

[wai]

One thing I have noticed is that the reversing graphic of the optical parking system has stopped coming up since the last firmware update was applied. The sensors are working as I hear the beeps, just not which sensor has been triggered.

[DkN]

One thing I have noticed is that the reversing graphic of the optical parking system has stopped coming up since the last firmware update was applied. The sensors are working as I hear the beeps, just not which sensor has been triggered.

That's interesting - those without OPS had issues with the OPS menu showing up on reverse - looks like in the last update they accidentally reversed the OPS detection

[duaned]

Mine is still going great with the reverse camera (latest firmware). Shame it's useless during the day because the screen on the head unit can not be seen with a bit of light shining on it. Hopefully the new model has this addressed.