Category:
Premium In-Dash Navigation and Multimedia System
Competitors:
Competed with other high-end aftermarket units from brands like Kenwood, Alpine, Sony, and factory-integrated systems of its era.
Navigation:
Integrated GPS navigation with detailed mapping and traffic information.
Bluetooth:
Advanced Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling and wireless audio streaming (AVRCP support).
Media Playback:
Support for DVD, CD, USB, and SD card media playback, including various audio and video formats.
Display:
Large, high-resolution touchscreen display for intuitive control and clear visual feedback.
Customization:
Extensive customization options for audio settings, display themes, and interface layouts.
Voice Control:
Potential for voice command functionality for certain operations, enhancing user convenience.
App Integration:
May have limited integration with certain smartphone apps or proprietary Pioneer applications for extended functionality.
Coverage:
Covers the Pioneer AVIC-X920BT In-Dash Navigation System
Geographic Coverage:
While the unit itself might have regional map data, the service manual's technical coverage is universal to the hardware and software architecture.
Page Count:
Not specified in product data, typically 150-300 pages for such a unit
Manual Type:
Service and Repair Manual
Language:
Likely English, potential for multiple languages depending on original distribution
Audio System:
Comprehensive coverage of the audio playback functions, amplifier operation, and speaker output diagnostics.
Navigation System:
Detailed information on GPS receiver, map data, route calculation algorithms, and navigation interface functionality.
Bluetooth Connectivity:
Troubleshooting and repair procedures for Bluetooth pairing, hands-free calling, and audio streaming.
Display Interface:
Information on touch screen calibration, display panel diagnostics, and backlight functionality.
Power Management:
Diagnostics related to power supply, voltage regulation, and standby mode operation.
User Interface:
Explanation of menu structures, button functions, and user control inputs.
Antenna Systems:
Details on GPS antenna and potentially AM/FM radio antenna connections and troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting:
Systematic diagnostic flowcharts for common and rare issues, fault code interpretation.
Repair:
Step-by-step instructions for component replacement, including internal module servicing.
Installation:
Guidance on initial setup, wiring harness connections, and mounting procedures for aftermarket installation.
Calibration:
Procedures for calibrating touch screen sensitivity and ensuring accurate GPS signal acquisition.
Software Updates:
Instructions for firmware updates and software installation processes.
Disassembly:
Step-by-step instructions for safely disassembling the unit, identifying internal components, and accessing modules for repair.
Part Replacement:
Specific instructions for replacing common wear items or failure-prone components, such as the touchscreen digitizer or internal fans (if applicable).
Depth:
Designed for certified technicians, implies detailed schematics, component-level troubleshooting, and advanced diagnostics.
Schematics:
Includes detailed block diagrams, circuit diagrams, and wiring schematics for internal components and external connections.
Component Level Repair:
Coverage extends to component-level diagnosis and repair, including identification of faulty transistors, ICs, capacitors, etc.
Diagnostic Tools:
May reference specific diagnostic software or hardware tools used by authorized technicians.
Product Safety Certification:
Likely complies with relevant automotive electronic safety standards (e.g., FCC, CE) for its intended use.
Driver Safety:
Features designed to enhance driver focus and safety, such as simplified controls and clear navigation prompts. May include backup camera input.
Internal Safety:
Internal protection circuits against voltage surges and short circuits.
Interface:
Advanced graphical user interface with intuitive menu navigation and customizable options.
Audio Enhancements:
Features like Advanced Sound Retriever (ASR) for restoring compressed audio, equalizer settings, and digital time alignment.
Ipod Iphone Integration:
Likely direct iPod/iPhone connectivity via USB or a proprietary cable, allowing control and playback.
Camera Input:
Support for aftermarket backup cameras, providing visual aids when reversing.
Bluetooth Version:
Likely Bluetooth 2.0 or later with EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) for improved speed and stability.
Usb Port:
USB input for media playback and potential firmware updates, supporting various audio/video codecs.
Sd Card Slot:
SD card slot for navigation map data storage and media playback.
Auxiliary Input:
Support for auxiliary audio/video inputs for connecting external devices.
Navigation Software:
Proprietary Pioneer navigation software, likely powered by a reputable mapping provider (e.g., Navteq, Tele Atlas).
Unit Service:
Preventative maintenance is minimal; service typically involves troubleshooting and repair of specific issues. Refer to manual for diagnostics.
Unit Fluids:
No fluid specifications required for this electronic unit.
Common Failures:
Potential issues could include GPS signal loss, touchscreen unresponsiveness, Bluetooth connectivity problems, or occasional system freezes. Manual addresses these.
Manufacturer:
Pioneer Corporation, a well-established Japanese multinational corporation renowned for its audio and electronics products.
Product Line:
Part of Pioneer's line of advanced in-dash multimedia and navigation systems, evolving with advancements in digital audio, GPS technology, and mobile device integration.
Production Era:
Likely produced in the late 2000s to early 2010s, a period of rapid advancement in automotive infotainment.
