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[HummerNewbie]

My D1 dims so I would hope the D2 and Z1 both dim as well.

[Mark805]

Mine dims.. In fact... the first picture I posted for you, the one with the map and rear view... the nav map is in the night mode.

Oh.. and my fade works btw... I never answered that question.

[f5fstop]

Thanks guys...
Appreciate all the replys. Now, to wait till the auto demonstration and decide which unit to get.

[Agriv8r]

our z1 dims

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Ok, another question, not sure if anyone has tried it.

When you place a route with this system, can you manually override the recommended route?

For example:
On my return trip from Moab, my Garmin GPS had me routed via I-70 to St. Louis, then up I-57, to I-80, through Chicago, then onto I-94 to I-69. I was not about go drive through Chicago twice in the same year, so I went into the Garmin map, placed a new VIA point at I-69, just north of Indianapolis, and the route was changed to I-70 to Indianapolis, then up I-69 to East Lansing. This route was only 11 miles farther than the recommended route, but I would guess an hour or two faster.

I have looked at the Pioneer site and can't find any info on overriding the recommended route.

[HummerNewbie]

You can put in things to avoid like toll roads but not sure if you can put in an alternative route, never tried. Now if you left it the way it was and drove straight through past the exit it would start rerouting you. It would probably eventually change to the route you wanted but you would have to listen to it telling you to make a u-turn for a while

[fourfourto]

My Eclipse gives you 3 route choices you can scan usually I use the first one(quick way),but its not always the best route.
My brothers Vw factory GPS does not.
But he has clinometor and altitude functions I wish I had ,but his screen doesnt tilt

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Originally Posted by HummerNewbie

You can put in things to avoid like toll roads but not sure if you can put in an alternative route, never tried. Now if you left it the way it was and drove straight through past the exit it would start rerouting you. It would probably eventually change to the route you wanted but you would have to listen to it telling you to make a u-turn for a while

My Garmin is stubborn as hell. It will try for miles to get me to make a U-turn, or a bunch of rights/lefts to get back on course, so I just shut the sound down until I need it again, or I see it has changed the route the way I prefer.