Navigation interface
#22
11-06-2010 | 05:27 AM
Well.......I have a 660, and the fairing mount on a 2010...to hear it thru the bike speakers, it has to be plugged into the aux port.
As far as the Ipod goes? I had my Ipod on a handlebar mount....then I discovered that the new system will recognize a DVD loaded with music, provided it is created as a data disk.
I put nearly 500 songs on just 3 discs. I use the CD player now, and took the Ipod off.
As far as the Ipod goes? I had my Ipod on a handlebar mount....then I discovered that the new system will recognize a DVD loaded with music, provided it is created as a data disk.
I put nearly 500 songs on just 3 discs. I use the CD player now, and took the Ipod off.
#23
11-06-2010 | 08:51 AM
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I went with the J&M unit (CFRG-HRUC) to integrate my Valentine 1 Radar Detector into my headst outlet. That worked so well, that I added the J&M ZUMO 550/660 unit, which integrates my Zumo 665 to the headset outlet as well. Gotta lot going on in my helmet speakers these days (XM, traffic, weather, phone, radar), plus all the speed zone alerts in the POI file of the 665, but it works well for me!
#24
11-11-2010 | 12:15 PM
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From: Carthage, MS
Mine works like it should. The GPS interrupts the stereo and I hear it over the speakers. I know there was a change in the directions. Two wires were swapped in the early directions. That could be your problem. It has to do with the Tan/Blue wire and the violet/gray wires needing to be swapped. Tan/blue should go to cavity 31 and violet gray should go to cavity 19.
Going back to play around with the y connector now; if it still doesn't work I'll try 5 gallons of gas and a match!
#25
11-11-2010 | 01:43 PM
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From: Phoenixville PA
I had the exact same problem, silence when the GPS voiced for a few seconds, then music plays out of the speakers normally. After countless hours of checking connections, reversing pins on the large connector, etc. I gave up, took it to the stealer. They claimed the problem was an internal broken wire inside one of the five wires inserted in the large plug. It is likely I damaged one when installing/removing them so many times in the troubleshooting process. Check yours for continuity, otherwise spend the $90 at the dealer. Good luck!
#26
11-11-2010 | 06:08 PM
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From: Highlands Tx
I installed one on my Dad's 08 CVO today, thinking that it would work as advertised and put the GPS prompts OVER the radio, CD, etc. but it failed. Did yours work as advertised?
As you said it was fairly straightforward, 4 wires and three plugs but ended up being totally useless.
As you said it was fairly straightforward, 4 wires and three plugs but ended up being totally useless.
Just throwing this out there.
I have a 665 connected through the AUX port and the voice prompts do come through the speakers this way. But it really pains me that when I start up the bike without the Zumo on board the HK unit always goes to Aux input if the cable is plugged in. Even though there is no input on the cable.
I have not tried the NIM module.
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#27
11-11-2010 | 07:03 PM
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Have you checked to make sure the navigation prompts are not muted in the Zumo?
Just throwing this out there.
I have a 665 connected through the AUX port and the voice prompts do come through the speakers this way. HK unit always goes to Aux input if the cable is plugged in. .
Just throwing this out there.
I have a 665 connected through the AUX port and the voice prompts do come through the speakers this way. HK unit always goes to Aux input if the cable is plugged in. .
On my bike I put the aux port on the back of the stereo. It's definitely worth a shot if you know how to solder.
#29
11-18-2010 | 08:21 AM
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I mailed Garmin about this and they say the Gamin Zumo and Road Tech
(HD) Zumo work with the NIM. However, I'm not having any luck getting my Gamin 660 to work with the NIM. My buddy has the HD Zumo and I'm going to see if that works today.
#30
11-18-2010 | 08:41 AM
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From: Carthage, MS
happens; I've been wanting to try the HD version but can't find anyone local with one. I've got the 450 (running off the rear aux) and was considering buying the HD version for my dad; taking his 660 and selling my 450.
Thanks in advance!