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sscaro 04-12-2008 10:04 PM

More Help With Dice, Please
 
Just installed a Dice Silverline & have the following questions. As far as I know, I have carefully followed the programming instrux.

1. Every time I power up the radio or restart the car, the system sets my ipod to shuffle and also to repeat. Is this normal?

2. I am unable to see song names on my display - what I see is tr-01, etc. How do I get the song & playlist names to show?

3. There is a whine in the background that changes pitch with engine speed. I assume there is some sort of filter that would need to be installed - what would I use and where would it connect?

Thanks in advance.

Kris@modmynav 04-12-2008 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by sscaro
1. Every time I power up the radio or restart the car, the system sets my ipod to shuffle and also to repeat. Is this normal?

3. There is a whine in the background that changes pitch with engine speed. I assume there is some sort of filter that would need to be installed - what would I use and where would it connect?

1. yes it seems normal, mine was acting like that, once the car is off for couple hours, and turn it on, it resets by itself and change shuffle and repeat setting, very annoying.

3. based on their website, that small filter should work.
this is an answer I got from Tom regarding that filter setup.

the GLI will tap into the brown wire of the DICE harness with the red going towards the battery side and the blue going towards the DICE module.

I took out my dice silverline and put Intravee II,
I'm really happy with it, no engine noise and full access your ipod via Nav screen with Nav button.

Bimmer360 04-13-2008 01:58 AM

1. Did you push "1" on nav screen? This should happen unless you are on no.6.

2. Make sure the position of those 2 poles on the DICE module is set to OFF, and then go to your NAV and press 6, scroll to track 6 and you should have the text display. I don't have silverline i have the regular DICE but i assume it would be the same, but Tom, you are free to correct me.

I have an 01 X5 4.4, and my text displays on my cluster and i love it that way instead of the nav screen since i always have the map displayed all the time on there.

Tom G. 04-13-2008 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by sscaro
Just installed a Dice Silverline & have the following questions. As far as I know, I have carefully followed the programming instrux.

1. Every time I power up the radio or restart the car, the system sets my ipod to shuffle and also to repeat. Is this normal?

This has happened a few times on X3/Z4 applications - DICE is looking into the cause of the issue atr this time. In the meantime, can I get the numbers on the bottom of the module (below the barcode) and the iPod generation/firmware version you are using?

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Originally Posted by sscaro
2. I am unable to see song names on my display - what I see is tr-01, etc. How do I get the song & playlist names to show?

Are you equipped with Business CD or Navigation? NAV is CD6/TRACk6, Business CD is CD6/TRACK4 setting. Be sure to return to CD 1 afterwards to exit text mode.

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Originally Posted by sscaro
3. There is a whine in the background that changes pitch with engine speed. I assume there is some sort of filter that would need to be installed - what would I use and where would it connect?

Thanks in advance.

Where is the module located in the vehicle? The DICE could be picking up interference from other devices in the vehicle. You can try relocating the wire to see if the noise is diminished or if you cannot find the source of the noise - a ground loop isolator must be used.

Some BMWs are more sensitive to engine noise than others. Here is a link to the version we offer on the website:

12 Amp Power Noise Filter
http://www.europeanautosource.com/pr...roducts_id=309

Let me know if you have any further questions.

sscaro 04-13-2008 10:59 PM

I have a 30G ipod, firmware is version 1.3, which is the current version. I'll have to pull the module to post the ser no but I just received the module Friday from DICE to replace one that was bad out of the box.

I have Sirius so the wiring comes from the Sirius module and I routed the cables per the instrux from BSW, placing the module under the Drivers' seat. The Ipod caple is routed through the bottom of the centr console compartment. Is there any particular place in that routing that is known to cause interference?

Thanks.

Tom G. 04-14-2008 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by sscaro
I have a 30G ipod, firmware is version 1.3, which is the current version. I'll have to pull the module to post the ser no but I just received the module Friday from DICE to replace one that was bad out of the box.

I have Sirius so the wiring comes from the Sirius module and I routed the cables per the instrux from BSW, placing the module under the Drivers' seat. The Ipod caple is routed through the bottom of the centr console compartment. Is there any particular place in that routing that is known to cause interference?

Thanks.

Every vehicle reacts differently, just stay away from any power wires or signal cables if possible.

Halston Pitman 04-16-2008 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Tom G.
Every vehicle reacts differently, just stay away from any power wires or signal cables if possible.

Exactly, you can have two of the "same" vehicles and follow the exact same routing and one picks up noise.

You also have to confirm your battery is good, your alternator is good etc. If you have a bad/dieing battery and the alternator is trying to charge it up you can introduce noise. That is just one possibility and there are many others.

Let us know how the noise issues goes with the new box.


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