Recent content by BigBob

Yipeee, After disconnecting the battery, all I needed to do to get rid of "A program cannot be read. Please consult to a dealer" message was to insert "System" DVD (which I didn't know I have), it loaded the system and then I could insert map DVD and everything's sweet!!! (friday)

Yes, I did import it, but changing the radio is hardly an option for me, as there's Bose/Nav package installed. Guess I will just leave it alone and listen to the stations I can get, or (more likely) will play MP3 CDs.

"Odd" are OK, it's "even" stations that I can't tune. (bang):D

Hi, I've found out, that I can only tune FM radio in increments of 0.2 MHz. So I can tune to 94.1, 94.3, 94.5, 94.7, ... etc, but not to 94.2, 94.4, 94.6,..... regardless if I try manual tuning, seek or automatic storing of stations. I can not tune to about half of the stations available here...

So with the help from Ceric I have decided the only option right now is to disconnect and reconnect the battery. And while it helped to regain the audio (I can control it from steering wheel), now the Navi screen is defunct, stating "A program cannot be read. Please consult to a dealer", and all...

Nokia N73 pairs, Bluetooth audio works, but can not download phonebook and make (nor recieve) calls.

Hi, I have just got my new 2009 CX-9 GT and found some info on Diagnostic modes (pushing Audio Power and Audio) here on the forum.... so I gave it a try. Everything worked fine, I found some info on software version etc., until I got to the "CDCU Panel Setting" (menu item 84), where I clicked...