Upgraded today. Not able to ride to see if it fixed the AVC. Formatted 8GB thumb drive with FAT32 using a MAC. Copied the .iso file to thumb drive. Turned to accessory and allowed system to come up. Plugged in drive and install went just fine. Will see if any issues show up.

 

Web site indicates it only fixes the direction of the turn arrow.

Seems like too much trouble for just a fix that is not relevant to me.

Especially since i have no issues with the current OS.

I think i'll skip this update.

 

I wonder if this update, or any of the others, fixed the random state the radio sometimes pops into when the bike is started? Currently, I have 1.19.0 that was installed when I took delivery of the bike.

In other words - if, for instance, the system's off when you shut the bike down, is it still off every time you start the bike up again (or still in whatever mode it was in when you turned the bike off)? This seems so basic that I would think that the MOCO could figure out a way to make it do something this simple, but maybe (probably?) not.

If so, then I'll try doing the update. This is the only weird thing that happens regularly with mine, since I never intentionally turn the system on and/or use it for anything, and I've seen other threads about it too.

 

Still waiting for MOCO to fix the Bluetooth issue. Very disappointed that they still haven't taken this issue serious. We all paid for a sysytem that was supposed to be full Bluetooth ready and still have produced no fix.

 

Just because they don't advertise that it fixed an issue doesn't mean it won't. If they can fix an issue without actually having to admit there was an issue why would they? That's why I keep my stuff up to date with the latest updates. Not just on the bike but any technology that has updates.

 

I haven't updated t 1.19.1.1 still using 1.19.1 and that problem still exist.

 

Agreed. Just did the update - which is the first one since I picked up the bike last month.
For once in my life, this update was really easy to accomplish and zero hang-ups.
The actual bike update took 6 minutes and ran through 10 updating steps.
Time for a ride and see if anything is different.
(Since I only have a hunnert miles on since picking it up, I doubt I'll notice much of any difference)

 

You are correct once you first start the bike. However, I took the pictures after a 30 miles ride to work. En-route, I even started a route to see if they would come on and did not.

The next time I powered up the bike, they were back and then lost them after about 5 minutes. I reset and reloaded and it seems to work now.

 

After a couple rides I think it might take even longer now for the navigation system to boot up after the radio turns on. Boy what I wouldn't give for it to have some sort of memory function to stay active for a day or two after ignition is off. My dodge you turn it on and as soon as the radio turns on the nav is ready to go.

 

People knock Chrysler products, but their Uconnect infotainment system is one of, if not the best one currently available. Good for them.