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Sasitha22

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I read thru chris rogers post regarding the headunit translation and GPS .. and I know its not possible

But how abt other features

1. Is radio working on v36 navi version ?? if not can we get it to work ??

2. I know it has Bluetooth . Does it work with current Android devices ?? If not can we get it to work ??

3. I pod integration. Can we connect our IPod and play music from that ?? How about stearing wheel controls ??

4. I saw someone was talking abt connecting GPS via AUX and use OEM display ?? Can you do that on navi version ??

5. Mimmics or MHL mirroring ??

6. I saw some ppl talking abt fixing GPS and translating the system ?? has anyone done it at all ??

thankyou for your replays in advance :) :)

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The Max Mentor

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You didn't do enough reading it seems.

1) It works but you need an FM band expander.

2) Yes.

3) Never had the interest in this to read anything about it but from what I can see in my 2009 V36, no.

4) Yes, if you can find a GPS with at least a composite video output. You won't have the ability to use the OEM touch panel. You will only have video (and audio if the GPS has audio outs as well).

5) Experimenting with a couple devices I ordered recently. Chris is not impressed by the resolution and scaling of them. I'm hoping I'm trying something different, otherwise I'll be just as disappointed.

6) If you saw it and there's no further information, I suggest you either ask again in that very same thread or wait for someone to update it. No point in raising another thread, as you have done. It's just not good manners and it clogs up the forum with just more of the same clutter.

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nickcorr Proficient

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3: No way to connect iPod to car and get track names etc. to appear...

Even for Japanese market, Nissan soution is a bluetooth dongle with apple 30 pin connection.

Burn music from iTunes onto CDs and load them to the Music box and see the info that way. This is what I did.

However, you can connect an iPod touch, though bluetooth, and control that from the steering wheel, same way as streaming music from smartphone.

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Chris Rogers Grand Master

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4. I can get it onto the OEM screen and do it via touch with a garmin unit but it's not a $29 exercise and I will need the car to do it.

Before you ask if there's someone in your area , there's not. Most of what I do is custom solutions.

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