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i just buy a second head X5 2002 model .can i connect a navibox(with destinator maps) i think that i just need a video in ... my system have also a tv .thank you |
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1. Retrofit the original BMW Mk4 nav system. You will get total integration and total control. You can have nav and radio going at the same time on the same screen 2. Connect any nav that has composite video out to the AV-IN of the TV system. But when you select AV-IN, you cannot listen to the radio. And if you use AV-IN for the nav, you cannot use it for a DVD player or an iPod Video. The best solution is fit the original nav system. |
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x5 video in
thank you
where can i find the video in? and how can i connect it ![]()
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Select Television on the main menu
Change channel with the channel knob. It will cycle through ...27, 28, 29, 30, AV, 1, 2, 3... etc AV = AV-IN Physically, you connect the AV cable to either the existing AV-IN socket (if fitted) on the centre console, visible from the rear seat. If the socket is not fitted, you need to run the AV cables to the white connector on the video module, which is under the black plastic cover in the spare wheel / battery well in the trunk/boot. |
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destinator
thank you will try it in a few days
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