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Dynavin Info: Look here first...Part 2..."Version 5"

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NEW DYNAVIN...

Dynavin has made a substantial change in their offerings and has released their new "D90-3G platform"....following the past nomenclature I think it will likely end up being referred to as a V5. It is a new set of hardware and a new interface. In light of this it is time to update the Dynavin info thread! Discussion can continue about the V1-V4 units on the old thread:

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=754606

Much of this post will be the same as the other one but I will change the parts that are relevant to the new unit. Scroll down past the install to get to the new info.


Please read EVERYTHING before you ask a question, pretty much everything has been answered at some point and I will do my best to put all the new info this thread.[/B]

Read the Dynavin FAQ: http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=803437


As always the Dynavin forum can be found here:
http://dynavin.freeforums.org
Check it out for tips, tricks, hacks, and info.


Due to this post, my involvement in the Dynavin community, and some scary situations with previous Dynavin dealers I have decided to become a Dynavin dealer. You can now get a Dynavin from me along with all the help and advice you might need.....DYNAVIN SOLUTIONS.... you can email me at jtdist@sbcglobal.net, look for me in the sponsor forum here:

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?p=12273055#post12273055

or click the link in my sig to find out how you can get one for yourself.



INSTALL
I am an installer, not full time, i run a small family business that in part sells auto parts and accessories including mobile electronics. I do the installs, Ive been doing a couple a week for 15 years so Ive done.....a lot..... I am an authorized Pioneer Electronics dealer so most of my experience relevant to the Dynavin is with the AVIC line of Pioneer units. I also have owned two cars with factory nav, a 2006 acura and a 2007 lexus, so understand where I am coming from, Ive used quite a few systems like this.


Here is a look at where things start




And the car:


Regular business HU, no HK, but it doesnt matter, everything here applies to the HK system as well, I had the parrot bluetooth running off the steering wheel buttons and an ipod adapter. Its all coming out.


I also have a 4 channel amp, front two channels running the front speakers and the rear two channels running a sub, the signal was being delivered via the factory amp input wires, cut and spliced onto RCA connectors and fed into an EQ and then into the amp.

The rear speakers are stock and still running off the factory amp although I am not using them and have the fader on the HU faded all the way to the front.



look here to do a system like this, awesome write up on amp install using the factory head unit:

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=245914



So I took everything apart and took a look at what I was in for:




Take note here that the wiring for the HVAC controls just drops down to the new location for the controls, it only has to move a few inches and there is plenty of slack. I have not yet ordered the HVAC control relocation part but the control fits the old part ok, I used a little bit of 3/8" black weatherstrip foam to support it and hold it in place, it wedges in there pretty tight and looks fine, we will see how it works out. Ignore the mess of wires on the right, thats my parrot blutooth kit, its gone now.

This is important, right in the middle of this picture you can see a white plastic arm that moves a black plastic lever in the airbox, some part of the HVAC system, this part ends up directly below the back of the dynavin unit, be careful that you dont get any wires hung up on this or you are asking for big trouble. I will double check it later from the glovebox side


Next I put the GPS receiver right behind the unit on the metal dash frame, right below the vent ducts, it is magnetic and will stick right there, reception here is good.


So then I plugged everything into the factory wiring:



Take note here since everyone seems to mess this part up

The steering wheel control harness connects to the end of this cable............



NOT here...........




Plugged in the dynavin and put it in the dash, other people have been complaining that there isnt much room in there....they are correct. There is a good amount of space on the left side of the unit, thats where my harness and extra wire ended up. All of the AV connections ended up on top of the dynanvin, there is NO space behind or below the unit:


You can see an RCA cable and a "headphone plug" plugged into the aux in jacks for later use if I want to plug in anything to the aux in or you can run a a/v cable and use the video input as well.....more on that later....

I put all the unused plugs in a plastic bag both to protect them and to keep them from accidentally touching the chassis of the dynavin and causing any weird problems.




Shoved the dynavin in...took a couple tries to get all the wires out of the way and everything where I wanted it. Put the vents back in, and put 2 screws back in to hold everything where it belongs, here you might want to make sure everything is exactly where you want it before you tighten up the screws, the dyanvin fits very well but there is a little wiggle room and I wanted to make sure my gaps were even all the way around.

Now back to that plastic arm and lever....I had my glove compartment out to remove my old bluetooth kit so I stuck my head in there to verify that nothing was binding up the lever and arm. There was a wire back there in this pic, a little too close, I moved it.



I ran the mic, ipod cable, and aux in to where they belonged, you can put them wherever you want, in my case i put the plugs in my euro tray and the mic above the rearview mirror in the factory location. Ran the RCA cable to the trunk, I ran the rca so I could do a little experimenting using the "speaker outputs" vs.the rca outputs.





back in one piece:







INITIAL IMPRESSIONS
The V5 has the same fit, cosmetics, buttons, knobs etc... as the V4 and thats a very good thing, it looks OEM and overall has a quality look and feel to it.

Plugged it in and fired it up, just like the older units the V5 turns on very fast, only a couple seconds and its up and running, MUCH MUCH MUCH faster to start up than the pioneer units that I install regularly and also much faster than my oem NAVs in my acura and lexus.

Unlike with my previous dynavin install, this one was noise free as the Dynavins now come with Line Output Converters to eliminate the past unwanted noise issues, and there is now no unwanted noise in the system. The line level RCAs work great, as far as I can tell with just my ears the dynavin will go to max volume on the RCA outputs clean. This gave my system significantly more available volume than I had with the BMW headunit. Subjectively I would say it is 30%+ louder without any audible distortion. If you are running the factory amp and speakers you should expect similar or slightly better than stock sound quality.

The new interface is completely different, it has mostly orange, white and black displays that match the oem display color and style well.








Overall the audio portion works pretty good, the settings are logical and well laid out although basic, bass, trebel, fader, balance. These controls can be accessed via the settings menu but are also accessible by pressing the volume button....old school....NICE!










RADIO

The Radio works as expected, reception seems fine and the interface is a little more intuative than it used to be. Presets are set and used on the touch screen and you can save stations by frequency or by the name. RDS data displays station,song,artist,etc...






DVD/CD/ETC...

Also works as expected, it will play mp3 data discs with the same interface as the USB.

Picture quality is similar to the older units (and that is good!)






BLUETOOTH
Bluetooth paired to my iphone 3GS no problem and the blutooth audio works very good, both audio and phone connect VERY fast, only a couple seconds to connect.

The bluetooth audio streaming feature does not get enough attention on the dynavin, I think it is the units best feature! With the V5 the audio quality is now good enough to use for music as well as talk! The play/pause button worked with the bluetooth audio, so I can be listening to a podcast with my iphone in my pocket, leave the car, come back and press play and pick up right where I left off. Very nice. I also stream sirius to my iphone using the sirius app or "pocket tunes" app. Works as a nice alternative to sat radio.



The phone book still doesnt work well with the iphone, the contacts do not transfer but you can access your recent dialed and received calls. Your results may vary depending on the phone. Ive had mixed results with calls, just like on the older dynavins I had the best results by using the built in mic and disconnecting the external mic.....I would suggest you experiment a bit as your results may vary.


IPOD
The ipod interface is a work in progress, while it looks very good and displays all the right info, it takes a few too many button presses to access the required controls and I find it to be a bit too "fiddly" to use while driving. For instance, in order to go "back" you have to access a menu while it should just be a static button on the screen. I have been in touch with dynavin about this however and they are working on updating the firmware to make the interface more user friendly possibly even incorporating the steering wheel buttons into the interface. These changes will be firmware update-able so no worries for you current buyers. Its still way easier to use than a DICE or similar unit, its just that it could be MUCH better with just a couple small tweaks. (you can turn off the annoying beep)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wtUWpFI1jc

HOWEVER I did find that using the supplied remote control makes using the ipod interface a pleasure, with hard buttons for every function its a near perfect ipod interface.....now if dynavin can just mimic the remotes features with the on screen display or the buttons/knobs it will be fantastic!

UPDATE: Dynavin has successfully integrated the steering wheel controls into the ipod interface and this functionality will be available in a future firmware update once its been fully tested and any bugs worked out. Here it is being used in my car.....fantastic feature!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOe0vBVzDxM










The old models had an ipod video function....but because of a apple imposed incompatibility it didnt work unless you had a jailbroken iphone or ipod touch. Because of this Dynavin has removed the video function from the ipod interface.

BUT you can use the A/V inputs to run video off your ipod. I used an ipod>A/V plug hooked up to the aux in. You have to control it from the ipod obviously but it works.


USB

The USB function works fine although in some ways not as well as on the older units. The new interface does not seem to have the folder limitations that the old one did but it now only support 2 layers of folders.....so it will only see your album folders and your songs but NOT your artist folders....probably not a big issue for many of you but I like to navigate my music by artist>album>song, three layers, so it doesnt work that great for me. Also the load time is a bit slow.....it takes about 45 seconds to load my 16GB USB. Not a deal breaker but the old dynavins loaded faster (although I still need to play around with the file structure to see if that speeds things up)






I got this plug from pac audio and decided to do a nice flush mounted usb in the eurotray.





sweeeeet




DVB-TV
Dynavin has now moved the TV tuner out of the unit and it will be available as a separate add on option, they did this to simplify production and better serve multiple markets (and probably to keep the price down as well)....different countries use different broadcast standards and in the past Dynavin had to make multiple models for different countries, now all the Dynavin E46 models will be the same and the customer will be able to add whatever tuner is appropriate for their country. I was not able to try one of these as the tuners have not been released yet but from what I understand they will be "hide away" and be controlled by the touch screen. The V5 has a large multi pin "Din" style plug in place to accept these upcoming tuners. Ill update this post when I know more.


3G INTERNET FUNCTION
I dont yet have this working on my unit....or should I say that I am still trying to figure out what kind of data sim card to use and I dont want to get roped into a ridiculous 24 month contract just to test it out....If anyone knows a US carrier that offers a "pay as you go" plan on JUST A SIM CARD with no ridiculous fees let me know and Ill get this thing working!



NEW SCREEN!

Dynavin is now using a matte finish screen, when used in conjunction with the supplied anti glare screen protector the glare problem that has plagued the Dynavin from the beginning is greatly improved. I specifically looked to find a reflection to take this pic, this is not the angle that I have when Im driving!



note that in the area of the screen where the rear window reflection is you can still see the display behind the glare. The screen itself is also brighter.

The new screen combined with my glare fix (see the other dynavin info thread for more info) have made glare issues a thing of the past for me.


NAV/WINDOWS

The Nav/Windows portion of the V5 is unchanged so the following is just copied over from the other thread.

The nav portion is good, the large font thing on the street names is kind of odd but is better on some of the zoom/angle settings. I also find it odd that I cant seem to make it display the direction of travel as "up" in 2D mode. I need to play around with this part some more to see if I can find settings to work a couple of the kinks like that out. Overall I would say that the Nav is on par or better than most of the other OEM or aftermarket ones I have used.

Map screens (iGo 8)




Looking for lunch....POI screen






the igo software is easy to modify and there is a large online community dedicated to customizing and tweaking it. Since the igo nav system is on the micro sd card in the front of they dyanavin it is easy to take out, stick it in your computer and HACK it. Im not going to go into the details here but I googled it and found some skins and some different color schemes, played around with it, and found some some stuff that I really liked, much better looking, cleaner, more adjustable, even easier to use. Here is what the skin I am using now looks like:







the skin you see here is from:
http://www.igo8mods.com/dimka.htm

And the color scemes I found here, I liked the stuff by "Xerses"
http://artwork-igo8.blogspot.com/search/label/scheme

Update: Im now running a customized 800x480 high res version of igo8.3, It looks amazing, it works amazing. It wasnt easy as I am not a computer programmer but i was able to figure it out (with a little help), spend some time here if you want to make it happen:

http://dynavin.freeforums.org

There is also a lot of discussion of this on the other Dynavin info thread in recent weeks.


If you want to customize your Navigation experience.....start by looking here: http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=754606&page=42 There are some good links on this page of the thread that will get you going in the right direction:


Check out the size of the fonts (yes I can see them while driving, pic quality here limited due to iphone pic while driving).....800x480.....nice!




And the windows interface, you wont see this stuff unless you go looking for it.




windows media player





Random video of the Dynavin in action

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71P3Jz6Qa_8

In this video Im running iGo Primo for the Nav instead of the stock iGo8...very nice!





a pic of a finished install in a fellow fanatics car, I thought it looked great in his dash!



and a shot in my car





VERDICT:

I gave the old unit a 6/10.....with the improvements to the V5 I give it a 7/10 with potential to be an 8/10 if the ipod and USB interface improves, as it sits now it is a fantastic value, and a very very good, if slightly flawed upgrade.

to be continued...
 
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#1,409 ·
A question for you E46 wiring experts. Anyone know where the wiring for the OEM microphone comes out? No not on the headliner end :) Was wanting to use it as an external mic for the Dynavin. Not impressed with the internal mic, and I've heard the external isn't much (if any) better. Trying to get back what I had (ie great bluetooth audio).
 
#1,412 ·
Another happy customer! I just wanted to throw out a BIG THANKS to Jeff! I got my Dynavin from Jeff at DynavinSolutions and I just finished the installation. After a few hours of trial & error with getting all the wires to fit in the dash and a call from Jeff to sort out one other minor issue, I finally succeeded! It looks and sounds great! I'm figured I better come in from the garage to spend some time with wifey so I'm sitting here on the couch with her reading the manual.

I just wanted to throw out a couple of comments about the install. I did the HVAC module relocation and ran into a couple of speed bumps I thought I would share.

1) First was the cigarette lighter socket switchover from the old to new bracket. The lighter socket was a real pain to get out. There are three plastic tabs (one small/thin and two larger) holding the socket into the plastic. I had to pry the small tab away from the socket and push the socket out of the the top. The lighter socket just snaps back into the new bracket.

2) My M3 has the row of buttons above the ashtray with a button in every space, which means it's one long piece (hence the single opening HVAC relocation kit). There are two screws holding the row of buttons in place. These screws have a very small torx head, not philips like all other screws. These were easy to get out using a small alan wrench but nearly impossible to get back into the new bracket without the proper torx driver. I stripped the screw heads and had to dig through my toolbox to find some new ones.

Finally, after I was done with the whole install, I had six screws left over. I started freaking out but retraced my steps and "think" I'm okay. Anyone else have six total screws left after doing the HVAC relocation with the Dynavin install?

I didn't mean to write a novel but I'm exited and wanted to share my newbie experience. Thanks again to Jeff and everyone else who offered their advice!
 
#1,414 ·
1) First was the cigarette lighter socket switchover from the old to new bracket. The lighter socket was a real pain to get out. There are three plastic tabs (one small/thin and two larger) holding the socket into the plastic. I had to pry the small tab away from the socket and push the socket out of the the top. The lighter socket just snaps back into the new bracket.
I had the same issue. Since I was having problems with the contacts, I thought this would be a great time to replace it. The new lighter socket was ~ $7 for my local dealer.
 
#1,419 · (Edited)
Add to cart button....

What isnt there is a separate page for the e46....its a new website and still has a couple loose ends....
 
#1,424 ·
Nothing in the US at this point.....well you could just get a generic digital tuner and hook it to the dynavins aux in.....but it wouldnt be integrated the way that the euro DVB T tuner is for those guys......
 
#1,429 · (Edited)
I was thinking more along the lines of a flashier pic of the dynavin with some better links but I think you guys might be on to something....:eeps:
 
#1,431 ·
I received my Dynavin on Wednesday, and tackled the install today. It definitely took a while, but all is well now. Jeff, I wanted to thank you for shipping it so quickly, and I also told you I would test the unit out with my BSW ipod dock (ashtray replacement). Unfortunately, it doesn't work, even though the plug is the same. The Dynavin doesn't recognize the ipod being hooked up. I'm wondering if you have any updates as to when the new firmware may come out (with ipod resume function)?
 
#1,435 ·
Does anyone have issues with movie playback on the Dynavin GPS side of the unit? I've tried multiple formats and sizes and my videos either are very choppy or sometimes completely freeze up. I've tried running movies off the Micro SDcard(6) and also a high speed USB stick with same results. When I run the videos on the Dynavin audio side it seems to be fine.
 
#1,437 ·
That is no problem at all, just send me an email monday and ill send you a sacrifice....
 
#1,438 · (Edited)
Epic Dynavin iPod Touch setup

Ok for all of you guys using an iPod touch with your Dynavin units I have put together a list of apps and settings you can use to have the ultimate in-car setup. This setup will allow you to view your iPod screen on your Dynavin unit in AUX mode. Allows pause/resume music when ignition is turned off/on. Also to use simple/safe flick gestures to skip tracks, pause, and play songs. After a few weeks of playing around with it everything seems to work well; below is what you will need:

*Pac IS76 Isimple Universal iPod Audio Video Cable

You can pick one of these up on Jeff's site (cable must have +/- for charging)
Splice the RED/BLK charging leads to the RED/BLK wires in the Dynavin harness

*Jail-broken iPod touch
This is a must and allows you install Cydia apps and tweaks to make this whole setup work

*Big Boss App (TVOut2 Mirror TVOut)
Mirrors your iPod screen on Dynavin screen while in AUX mode
This allows album/track name and cover art to be shown

*BigBoss Tweak (NoLockScreen)
First things first this tweak will disable that annoying "slide to unlock" screen

*Apple AppStore App (FlickTunes v1.7.8)
This will allow simple gesture-based controls with a clean interface to create the safest and most effective way to control your music while driving
SETTINGS
Swipe right (Next Track)
Swipe left (Prev. Track)
Swipe down (Pause/Play)
Swipe right with two fingers (Play More by Album)
Swipe left with two fingers (Play More by Artist)

View Layout (Landscape No Toolbar)

When Launching (Auto-Play) *Will play songs when FT is launched *ignition is turned on
When Quitting (Auto-Pause) *Will pause song when FT is closed *ignition is turned off


*HackStor MyRepospace.com (Plugged In 1.3 Cracked)
Now to tackle the track Pause/Resume issue...
Once this tweak is installed goto settings turn "Launch App" ON App to Launch "FlickTunes"
Set Unplugged Behavior "Close Launched App" ON
This will launch FlickTunes app when IPod is "plugged in" *ignition on
This will quit FlickTunes app when IPod id "unplugged" *ignition off

Once all this is in place it makes for a great experience with your iPod touch and the Dynavin unit... I always keep my iPod plugged in (shuffle mode) on its side (landscape) in the space between the AC controls and the shift knob. FlickTunes has an incredible interface very clean with nice transitions, in my opinion looks better than coverflow. Gestures allow easy track switching while driving and "Plugged In" tweak will ensure tracks are paused when ignition is turned off and resumed when ignition is turned back on.

Hope this helps!
 
#1,449 ·
Ok for all of you guys using an iPod touch with your Dynavin units I have compiled a list of apps and settings you can use to have the ultimate in-car setup. This setup will allow you to view your iPod screen on your Dynavin unit in AUX mode. Allows pause/resume music when ignition is turned off/on. Also to use simple/safe flick gestures to skip tracks, pause, and play songs. After a few weeks of playing around with it here is what you will need:

*Pac IS76 Isimple Universal iPod Audio Video Cable

You can pick one of these up on Jeff's site (must have +/- for charging)
Connect charging wires to RED/BLK Dynavin harness wires

*Jail-broken iPod touch
This is a must to install Cydia apps and tweaks that make this possible

*Big Boss App (TVOut2 Mirror TVOut)
Shows your iPod screen on Dynavin while in AUX mode
Allows album/track name and cover art to be displayed

*BigBoss Tweak (NoLockScreen)
First things-first this tweak will disable the annoying sliding lock screen

*Apple AppStore App (FlickTunes v1.7.8)
This will allow gesture-based controls with a clean interface to create the safest and most effective way to control your music while driving
SETTINGS
Swipe right (Next Track)
Swipe left (Prev. Track)
Swipe down (Pause/Play)
Swipe right with two fingers (Play More by Album)
Swipe left with two fingers (Play More by Artist)
View Layout (Landscape No Toolbar)
When Launching (Auto-Play) *Will play songs when FT is launched *ignition is turned on
When Quitting (Auto-Pause) *Will pause song when FT is closed *ignition is turned off


*HackStor MyRepospace.com (Plugged In 1.3 Cracked)
Now to tackle the track Pause/Resume issue...
Once this is installed goto settings turn "Launch App" ON App to Launch "FlickTunes"
Set Unplugged Behavior "Close Launched App" ON
This will launch FlickTunes app when IPod is "plugged in" *ignition on
This will quit FlickTunes app when IPod id "unplugged" *ignition off

Once all this is in place it makes for a great experience with your iPod touch and the Dynavin unit... I always keep my iPod plugged in (shuffle mode) on its side (landscape) in the space between the AC controls and the shift knob. FlickTunes has an incredible interface very clean with nice transitions, in my opinion looks better than coverflow. Gestures allow easy track switching while driving and "Plugged In" tweak will ensure tracks are paused when ignition is turned off and resumed when ignition is turned back on.

Hope this helps!
this only works with the ipod touch or any ipod?
 
#1,439 ·
I love it but...

I just installed mine yesterday and I'm very pleased, with the help of this forum I've had a smooth install and upgrated my navigation to primo.

Now that I'm starting to get the hang of this thing, what I really want to know is what is up with the Lowrider startup screen in Navigation mode?
I think that would be my top priority if I had a wish for firmware updates.

So how can I get around this...

Do the guys running wolfncu have to see this screen?

Are there any downsides to running wolfncu?
 
#1,440 ·
I just installed mine yesterday and I'm very pleased, with the help of this forum I've had a smooth install and upgrated my navigation to primo.

Now that I'm starting to get the hang of this thing, what I really want to know is what is up with the Lowrider startup screen in Navigation mode?
I think that would be my top priority if I had a wish for firmware updates.

So how can I get around this...

Do the guys running wolfncu have to see this screen?

Are there any downsides to running wolfncu?
Just check the "automatically start" option for the nav and you wont have to see it.

Low rider a Top priority for an update? No way. But it is a bit cheesy.
 
#1,441 ·
USB drive...

Using the USB drive for MP3s.

If I shut off the car and turn it back on. I have to pull out the flashdrive and re-plug it back in. Says something about file structure or file not found. Anyone else have this issue and find a way around it? Also anyway to go into and stay in shuffle mode with the USB?

tnx

Blue Mesa
 
#1,451 ·
Using the USB drive for MP3s.

If I shut off the car and turn it back on. I have to pull out the flashdrive and re-plug it back in. Says something about file structure or file not found. Anyone else have this issue and find a way around it? Also anyway to go into and stay in shuffle mode with the USB?

tnx

Blue Mesa
Did you use a Mac or Windows PC to copy the music files to your USB drive?
 
#1,442 ·
hhhmmmm.....nice work dan.... your fixes address a couple of the shortcomings of going the "tv out" route. Ill have to try that, pretty slick.
 
#1,443 ·
TV Mirror out...

DANe46,

Sounds like a good solution, will try it out.

I'm still trying to find the best combination of things given there are lots of solutions.

Seems using the iphone (vs itouch) as the device means you have to switch the dock connector on / off for incoming bluetooth / phone.

For me the best solution was still music / videos via USB, phone via wireless bluetooth, and then nav / internet on the other side. My issue is having to replug the flashdrive each time I get in car.

Blue Mesa
 
#1,445 ·
Does anyone know how to make it so the unit doesn't fade to the rear speakers every time I touch the screen in navigation mode? It's nice when it does it during actual navigation, but it seems unnecessary, and actually annoying when it does it every time i touch the screen to change settings, type in a location, etc. I tried messing with the sound settings within the nav app, but it doesn't seem to help. Maybe I'm missing something...
 
#1,454 ·
Thanks 95! That's the kind of work around I was looking for. I'll gladly pay the $20 to not have to look at that screen again. To have that menu come up in the midst of all the other sleek factory looking features is like making out with your lady and then having her belch in your face, it's keeping me from falling in love with this thing.

I'm on to some more reading, thanks for the thread.
 
#1,456 ·
is anyone able to skip tracks in the ipod mode via steering wheel? i'm able to adjust the volume but thats it...

also anyone else have a loud whine from the fan of the unit? i can hear it when i lower the music and its pretty loud
 
#1,457 ·
I thought of something else that could be suggested to Dynavin for the next firmware update, so I figured I'd post it here so Jeff can pass it on. It would be really nice to have the option to control the ipod either via the Dynavin unit, or via the ipod itself. I really liked having this option with the Dice unit, since sometimes it's just faster to find a song on the ipod than on the touchscreen.

Jeff, I'm also wondering if you know if there is any way to access the OBC functions that I used to access via my OE nav before installing the Dynavin. It's not really a dealbreaker, but I like to reset my MPG counter periodically, and I don't know of any way to do it other than through the stock nav. Ideas?

Alexbenz, mine doesn't skip ipod tracks via the steering wheel either. All the other steering wheel functions seem to work as described.
 
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