Press Etc and hit the "Trip" icon. It should come up automatically. If it doesn't come up manually or automatically you may need to check and make sure everything is hooked up right.
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Thanks for all your help got it up and running. Just asking were could i get these map packs. Also for music on that tab how do you use that i can use my ipod on the ect. Just wanted to see how much of a differance it would make using the sound adjustment thing. Thats all i can really think of for now unless you know were i can get a users manual so i learn all this great stuff about this little system.
Once again thanks so much for all the help
Once again thanks so much for all the help
when i went to the dealer they had that one used had 19k miles on it but when i drove this and the new 2.0 track i liked this one that and they thought it was the base model instead of the premium so i got it for 21k vice 24 for the new track model and i just liked the interior for this one . It seems it was wired in pretty nicely from the looks of it but you never know.
Any ways so if it plug it in the back of the Unavi and back in to the aux in the arm rest that will fix the problem i guess? if thats so i prob do it over the weekend
. It seems it was wired in pretty nicely from the looks of it but you never know.Any ways so if it plug it in the back of the Unavi and back in to the aux in the arm rest that will fix the problem i guess? if thats so i prob do it over the weekend
Yep, but just FYI .....
As a uNavi owner myself? I wound up not connecting my unit up like that to the AUX jack either. Why? Several reasons ....
1. You'll find that the sound quality coming out of the uNavi's MP3 player isn't as good as what you get playing an iPod through the factory stereo, or even playing MP3s from a memory stick plugged into the USB port in the center compartment, next to that AUX audio jack. Granted, for some people, it might be "good enough". It's not "horrible" or anything. But I just noticed a certain "tinny" quality to the sound, like the uNavi's MP3 decoder wasn't quite as fast or as good as it could have been. And when I played with its built-in EQ? I found that often made things even worse.
2. The lack of integration gets annoying. Remember, you have to set your car stereo to "AUX" to hear the sound going through that jack. Well, if you want to hear the uNavi talking when you're using the navigation on it, that means you have to leave the stereo set to AUX too. Not so great when you want to listen to FM or satellite radio or something. (It's not able to do things like fade or mute your stereo when it's about to say something.)
3. If you ever DO want to listen to an iPod in your car, you've got to unplug the audio cable from that AUX jack and plug the iPod cable in, in its place. Not a big deal, but another thing I just thought seemed a little "sloppy", and reminds people your uNavi is an add-on product.
Basically, I decided I'd rather just use the uNavi with its built-in speaker and ignore the music playing function. (Sure wish there was a way to reconfigure the menus on it to hide that feature now, though!)
As a uNavi owner myself? I wound up not connecting my unit up like that to the AUX jack either. Why? Several reasons ....
1. You'll find that the sound quality coming out of the uNavi's MP3 player isn't as good as what you get playing an iPod through the factory stereo, or even playing MP3s from a memory stick plugged into the USB port in the center compartment, next to that AUX audio jack. Granted, for some people, it might be "good enough". It's not "horrible" or anything. But I just noticed a certain "tinny" quality to the sound, like the uNavi's MP3 decoder wasn't quite as fast or as good as it could have been. And when I played with its built-in EQ? I found that often made things even worse.
2. The lack of integration gets annoying. Remember, you have to set your car stereo to "AUX" to hear the sound going through that jack. Well, if you want to hear the uNavi talking when you're using the navigation on it, that means you have to leave the stereo set to AUX too. Not so great when you want to listen to FM or satellite radio or something. (It's not able to do things like fade or mute your stereo when it's about to say something.)
3. If you ever DO want to listen to an iPod in your car, you've got to unplug the audio cable from that AUX jack and plug the iPod cable in, in its place. Not a big deal, but another thing I just thought seemed a little "sloppy", and reminds people your uNavi is an add-on product.
Basically, I decided I'd rather just use the uNavi with its built-in speaker and ignore the music playing function. (Sure wish there was a way to reconfigure the menus on it to hide that feature now, though!)
when i went to the dealer they had that one used had 19k miles on it but when i drove this and the new 2.0 track i liked this one that and they thought it was the base model instead of the premium so i got it for 21k vice 24 for the new track model and i just liked the interior for this one
Any ways so if it plug it in the back of the Unavi and back in to the aux in the arm rest that will fix the problem i guess? if thats so i prob do it over the weekend
Dang, I'm sure that would be pretty expensive; oh well, guess no built in nav for me.
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