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Peter, I'd be keen to know if you got this sorted out & discovered what had happened - I'm contemplating replacing the pcm in my 2005 Bose system, and have looked at Pioneer as a potential candidate. If you've sorted this out, I'd be keen to know the details of your Pioneer install - best of luck fixing it if you haven't already
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K20fty replied to Hank's topic in 997-1 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S)
I'm very interested in the potential of this - do you have any more details? The functionality of the stock PCM is pretty basic & I use an iPhone for all my music, and sat nav via the tomtom app. If I could 'just' swap the head unit to get a load more functionality, that would be great... -
Summary of PCM2.1 Updates
K20fty replied to Richard Hamilton's topic in DIY Articles - Carrera (997-1) - Accessories
Excellent, thanks for the prompt response too - I'm new to Porsche as a marque (this is my first, and I've owned it almost 2 weeks) I've had 6 different Range Rovers over recent years, but this German beastie seems to be doing a very good job of breaking my addiction... :D -
Summary of PCM2.1 Updates
K20fty replied to Richard Hamilton's topic in DIY Articles - Carrera (997-1) - Accessories
Thanks for the comprehensive list Richard - when you say in your note 'different discs are required for Cayenne models' am I correct in assuming that means different dealer part numbers? (I have a 2005 S, with PCM2.1 (I assume, as it has the nav DVD under the drivers seat). My 'Main+Trip' gives me SW versions 1.0 at the top of the PCM screen, with Target & Actual both displayed as 04202FD1 / 2704, so by your reckoning, I need Level B & Level C (no phone fitted - I get a list comprising system software, pcm, amp, nav & cd changer (which has a warning triangle by it - any thoughts?)Thanks for any feedback you may be able to give -
Where is the phone module located?
K20fty replied to Blob's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Do any of you fine folks know if its in the same place in a Cayenne? I've got a 2005 S (RHD Uk), with the Bose system & PCM2.1 (nav DVD is under drivers seat, but must confess I haven't lied very closely...it's raining again...) -
Have had a good hunt around this side of the pond (Uk) & can't find anything useful here either - even 'Pocket GPS World', who have all sorts of great stuff have come up with a blank. I presume if you could get hold of the latest Navteq map data, in their proprietary (.db from memory) file format, you should be able to 'compile' a new DVD, with the up to date files but the same basic DVD structure. I haven't been a proper geek for years now, but if I get a couple of hours spare over the next few weeks I might experiment - will post back if I come up with anything...