hey guys,
I posted this in the bypass thread but not sure if it will get much attention there.
I have the avic-n2 in my jeep. I performed the bypass procedure with success. I got my xm radio (gex-p10xmt) installed about 2 weeks after the bypass. well the first couple of days after the xm install, i notices a pop up in the navi view, rear view, and driver view saying, "XM Updating, Please Wait." well I pressed OK and it went away briefly and then poped up again. this happened several times in a matter of seconds. I finnally got so aggravated that I just put it back in the AV display. Now about 3 months since the xminstall, I still have the same problem. I do not think it takes that long for the xm to update.
Any help on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Alan Adams
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2002 jeep liberty 3.7l
avic-n2 completely bypassed (no switches, just solder), gex-p10xmt, cd-vc1 voice rec., nd-bc1 rear view camera, cd-r5 remote
It's a software glitch. I am assuming you are not using the traffic portion of the XM service so a quick fix is to unplug the data cable from either the back of the head unit or from the XM box itself. A permanent fix is to register your product online and they will send you version 1.2 of the software for free. It fixes this problem
albertwoods wrote:
hey guys,
I posted this in the bypass thread but not sure if it will get much attention there.
I have the avic-n2 in my jeep. I performed the bypass procedure with success. I got my xm radio (gex-p10xmt) installed about 2 weeks after the bypass. well the first couple of days after the xm install, i notices a pop up in the navi view, rear view, and driver view saying, "XM Updating, Please Wait." well I pressed OK and it went away briefly and then poped up again. this happened several times in a matter of seconds. I finnally got so aggravated that I just put it back in the AV display. Now about 3 months since the xminstall, I still have the same problem. I do not think it takes that long for the xm to update.
Any help on this subject would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Alan Adams