Beat-Sonic BB6223 NAV/DVD Bypass Module Install Tips & Review
05-22-14, 05:33 PM
#16
Just to be clear, if i understand correctly:
This system will restore all the functionality that the factory removes when you start moving, but as long as it's engaged your nav system thinks your car is not moving, so you get no moving map, nav guidance, etc.
There are times that I find the blackout annoying, but most of the time I would NOT want the nav to be "stopped.
So in practice, I'd have to press that little button to do the disabled function, and press it again to disable the override.
Does that sum it up correctly?
BTW, I have zero need for anyone to watch video while moving.
This system will restore all the functionality that the factory removes when you start moving, but as long as it's engaged your nav system thinks your car is not moving, so you get no moving map, nav guidance, etc.
There are times that I find the blackout annoying, but most of the time I would NOT want the nav to be "stopped.
So in practice, I'd have to press that little button to do the disabled function, and press it again to disable the override.
Does that sum it up correctly?
BTW, I have zero need for anyone to watch video while moving.
Yes, you got it right.
06-20-14, 01:13 PM
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Yep, I recently put this in, and it goes in surprising easily. The passangers can now watch DVDs on the roll, and I can have full function of my navi on the roll as well. I highly recommend. $100 is a fair price considering what they could charge.
01-03-15, 08:15 AM
#25
Installed Mine yesterday
Installied relatively easily having never done this before, took about 45 min total and works flawlessly. Only issue I had was the grey clip that locks the plugs into the unit Cracked when I pried it off, so take it easy on that step.
07-16-15, 02:19 PM
#29
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For those that only see this thread and haven't purchased. I would look at the Vaistech or Prestigious Society before Beat-Sonic.
Both Vaistech and PS integrate controls into the steering wheel instead of requiring an extra button. For those that want a factory look the extra $75-125 is worth it.
Just my opinion.
Both Vaistech and PS integrate controls into the steering wheel instead of requiring an extra button. For those that want a factory look the extra $75-125 is worth it.
Just my opinion.
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