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I’m not planning to publish packet-level details, bus behavior, or reverse-engineering data publicly.
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That's absolutely fair. I'd question your wisdom if you did share.I’m not planning to publish packet-level details, bus behavior, or reverse-engineering data publicly.
Before I dump any more money into my stock system trying to make it work, what is a realistic timeframe on when your unit will be ready? I’m really looking forward to not using the amp under the seat and running a head unit of my choice.That's absolutely fair. I'd question your wisdom if you did share.![]()
My screen is staring to glitch so I'm holding out hope for your a solution ASAP (would prefer to not be forced into a Teyes setup)Goal = functional prototypes running in vehicles in under 2 months. Initial units will be going out to a select group (@LJE & others who’s supported) for real-world testing across different 100 series configurations before any public release.
I don’t want to overpromise a polished end-user product timeline yet. Automotive electronics always uncover edge cases once they leave the bench and start seeing different vehicles, temperatures, vibration, electrical noise, etc… that being said, I think Q3 is achievable..
I’m not planning to publish packet-level details, bus behavior, or reverse-engineering data publicly.
^^THIS^^This is gonna be a game changer. Cant wait to see the final product! Thanks for all the hard work thats been put into this.
Question about this… the security strip is different in the nav/non nav version… so I assume we will need to source the non nav version.
Will that part simply plug in and work?
Or is there a facia adapter that can utilise the nav security strip without the need buy a different one?
The one above is the only style I’ve found when searching.
Of course someone with the skills could 3d scan and turn it in to a cad design then there’s the option to adjust it to fit double din or larger screens (Kenwood 8-10inch displays) then simply use a 3d printer. I realise there’s a lot of work doing this…just starting to learn this myself.
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