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Originally Posted by dainedazz
for the Pioneer AVIC-F500BT, how do you connect it to the car? do you just plug it into the power outlet (lighter) socket like most Gps' like the garmins?
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* Audio In: 3.5mm female mini-jack for receiving audio signal from the AVIC-F500BT
* To Navigation: 5-pin Molex connector with 2 attached wires: 5V DC power plug (allows you to power the AVIC-F500BT) and blue/white "Amp Control" (provides turn on signal to the AVIC-F500BT)
* To Car: 20-pin connector for the supplied wiring harness for power and speaker interface
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Pioneer announces Portable Navigation AVIC-F500BT with 5.8" screen and iPod
control
Contributed by Pioneer Electronics
Thursday, 31 January 2008
Last Updated Thursday, 31 January 2008
LAS VEGAS - CES 2008 – (January 6, 2008) – Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. today marked another
milestone in navigation history with the launch of its AVIC-F500BT, the first hybrid navigation system that brings the
power of an in-dash device with the convenience of a portable system. Designed to integrate with virtually any factory
audio system, the AVIC-F500BT provides the opportunity for consumers to add unparalleled navigation features and
extended entertainment capabilities without modifying existing car stereos. Furthermore, the AVIC-F500BT will offer
advanced voice technology for control of Apple iPod® music players and Bluetooth® enabled cellular phones.
"The AVIC-F500BT gives consumers the opportunity to merge their lifestyle products and habits into their cars,
regardless of the type of vehicle they drive," said Larry Rougas, vice president of marketing and product planning for the
mobile business group at Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. "It aggregates compatible portable personal devices -- whether
it’s an iPod, an MP3 player or Bluetooth cell phone -- and links them all together without having to completely
change out the car’s entire factory audio system. And with VoiceBox technology, which goes beyond fixed voice
commands, the use of these devices in the car is more convenient."
Media Center
The AVIC-F500BT can operate as both a navigation device and as a media center for entertainment. Through an
auxiliary audio input in a factory audio system or using the available Pioneer installation module, the system becomes an
aggregator and "gateway" for personal audio and communication devices. Built-in speakers and a rechargeable battery
are also provided for use of the system while on the go.
The AVIC-F500BT significantly enhances the audio experience in the car with its ability to accept portable devices with a
Universal Serial Bus (USB) connection and/or music-filled SD memory cards. A slot for both are available in the body of
the unit which allows for quick connections of compatible MP3 or iPod music players as well as SD memory cards
containing MP3 and Windows Media Audio (WMA) music data. When a device is plugged in, the AVIC-F500BT
recognizes it as a source and controls it through its touch panel display and/or by voice control
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