Market Position:
High-end aftermarket in-dash multimedia and navigation system, competing with other premium brands like Kenwood, Alpine, and Clarion.
Competitive Analysis:
The AVIC series from Pioneer was known for its robust feature set, integrated navigation, and user-friendly interface, often considered a direct competitor to similar offerings from other premium car audio manufacturers during its release era.
Key Features:
Integrated GPS Navigation, Bluetooth Hands-Free Calling and Audio Streaming, Touchscreen Interface, DVD/CD/MP3/WMA Playback, USB and SD Card Input, Rearview Camera Compatibility, Advanced Audio Processing, Customizable Display.
Coverage Areas:
Global (specific regions may vary based on system configuration and map data)
Page Count:
Estimated 300-500 pages (typical for comprehensive service manuals, exact count not provided in product info)
Manual Type:
Service Manual & Repair Guide
Language:
English (likely, based on product description)
Systems Covered:
Audio system, Navigation system, Bluetooth module, Touchscreen display, Power supply, Internal components, Wiring harnesses, User interface, Software updates, GPS receiver, Media playback (CD/DVD/USB/SD), Rearview camera input, Steering wheel remote control interface
Procedures Included:
Troubleshooting, Diagnosis, Repair procedures, Component replacement, Electrical schematics, Wiring diagrams, Firmware updates, Installation guidelines, Calibration, Setup procedures, Common fault resolution, Disassembly and reassembly
Technical Depth:
Comprehensive diagnostic and repair information, intended for certified technicians. Covers detailed component-level troubleshooting, circuit analysis, and detailed step-by-step repair instructions.
Safety Ratings:
N/A (As an aftermarket component, it does not receive vehicle safety ratings like NCAP or IIHS)
Active Features:
Bluetooth Hands-Free profile for safe calling, potential for integration with vehicle's steering wheel controls for safer operation.
Passive Features:
Secure mounting mechanisms within the dashboard, tamper-resistant design.
Infotainment Platform:
Proprietary Pioneer AVIC OS with integrated navigation software and media playback capabilities.
Driver Assistance:
Rearview camera input for visual parking assistance. Navigation system provides route guidance and traffic information.
Connectivity Options:
Bluetooth (HFP, A2DP, AVRCP), USB, SD Card, AUX Input, RCA Pre-outs for amplifiers, Antenna inputs for GPS and Radio.
Display Technology:
Touchscreen LCD (likely WVGA resolution).
Navigation System Details:
Integrated GPS receiver, likely using proprietary Pioneer navigation software with pre-loaded maps. Features point-of-interest search, route planning, and voice guidance.
Audio Features:
Multi-band graphic equalizer, digital time alignment, MOSFET amplifier, loudness control, subwoofer level control, high-pass/low-pass filters.
Bluetooth Features:
Hands-free calling with phonebook download, audio streaming (A2DP), voice recognition (may be limited), compatibility with various Bluetooth profiles.
Media Compatibility:
CD, CD-R/RW, DVD, DVD-R/RW, MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC (via CD/DVD, USB, SD card).
Service Intervals:
N/A (Component-level maintenance typically involves diagnostics and part replacement as needed, rather than scheduled intervals.)
Fluid Specifications:
N/A (No fluids are used in this component.)
Known Issues:
Potential issues may include touchscreen unresponsiveness, navigation system freezing, Bluetooth connectivity problems, or failure of specific media playback functions. The manual would detail diagnostic steps for these.
Brand Heritage:
Pioneer Corporation is a Japanese multinational corporation that specializes in a wide range of electronic products, including car audio, home theater systems, DJ equipment, and optical drives. It has a long-standing reputation for innovation and quality in the consumer electronics and automotive aftermarket sectors.
Model Evolution:
The AVIC series represents Pioneer's commitment to integrated in-car infotainment. The X930BT/X9310BT models were part of an evolution towards more advanced touchscreens, improved navigation software, and seamless smartphone integration, preceding later models with enhanced features like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Production Period:
Likely manufactured in the early 2010s (around 2011-2013), based on typical product lifecycles for such technology.
