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Apr 4, 2008, 10:50 PM
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thanks man, That definately sounds reasonable
The whole setup cost me roughly USD $1200. (converted from Singapore dollars) I had to pay extra because I opted for the oil temperature/pressure sensors which required an extra I/F unit to function. If you just want the CAMP2 base unit, without the oil temp/pressure, you're looking at roughly USD $600.
Apr 5, 2008, 06:40 AM
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Apr 6, 2008, 10:43 PM
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I think the real issue here would be whether or not your NAVI package has an auxilary input (red,yellow,white) for the CAMP2 to input into.
If it doesn't then there's really no way the CAMP2 or any external sources can display.
CAMP2 is a real time monitoring system and works regardless of whether or not the car is in motion or not.
Apr 6, 2008, 11:23 PM
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Our cars do. Its just a matter of our navi showing it while we are driving. (Like if I were to hook up an xbox360 through the AUX it would not play while I am driving.) <not that I would ever do that> Its because the car uses the GPS in order to tell if the car is in motion. So its a matter of getting around that. People have claimed to put a switch in some wires, but it is unproven and most people believe it to be a sham.
Apr 7, 2008, 06:16 AM
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Our cars do. Its just a matter of our navi showing it while we are driving. (Like if I were to hook up an xbox360 through the AUX it would not play while I am driving.) <not that I would ever do that> Its because the car uses the GPS in order to tell if the car is in motion. So its a matter of getting around that. People have claimed to put a switch in some wires, but it is unproven and most people believe it to be a sham.
Japanese cars are normally delivered without the crappy stock japanese FM radio set, leave the option of an aftermarket head unit opened to all new owners. I'm not sure how well the stock Mitsu NAVI unit performs but from what i read, I have a feeling aftermarket ones beat it hands down...
Most owners go for a 2 DIN 7" screen in car entertainment unit, which should also do the job of being a GPS navigating unit, reverse camera display unit, CAMP2 auxilary input display unit, support IPOD direct connectivity, DVD player, blue tooth hands free answering/calling, and 6 disc interchanging unit all in one.
Really good ICE units like the Kenwood or Pioneer units have fancy graphics, and can handle simultaneous video/audio input from different channels on 1 screen. You can GPS with your IPOD on.. or CAMP2 with the FM in the background. Or DVD with CAMP2 audio behind.. whichever makes your ***** tickle. :P
Apr 11, 2008, 09:48 AM
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It seems like the stock GPS unit to be the gremlin of all things. Over here in Singapore, we're lucky (or unlucky depending on how you see it) enough not to get the mitsu navi unit in the JDM cars that we have, not like it will work locally anyway...
Japanese cars are normally delivered without the crappy stock japanese FM radio set, leave the option of an aftermarket head unit opened to all new owners. I'm not sure how well the stock Mitsu NAVI unit performs but from what i read, I have a feeling aftermarket ones beat it hands down...
Most owners go for a 2 DIN 7" screen in car entertainment unit, which should also do the job of being a GPS navigating unit, reverse camera display unit, CAMP2 auxilary input display unit, support IPOD direct connectivity, DVD player, blue tooth hands free answering/calling, and 6 disc interchanging unit all in one.
Really good ICE units like the Kenwood or Pioneer units have fancy graphics, and can handle simultaneous video/audio input from different channels on 1 screen. You can GPS with your IPOD on.. or CAMP2 with the FM in the background. Or DVD with CAMP2 audio behind.. whichever makes your ***** tickle. :P
Japanese cars are normally delivered without the crappy stock japanese FM radio set, leave the option of an aftermarket head unit opened to all new owners. I'm not sure how well the stock Mitsu NAVI unit performs but from what i read, I have a feeling aftermarket ones beat it hands down...
Most owners go for a 2 DIN 7" screen in car entertainment unit, which should also do the job of being a GPS navigating unit, reverse camera display unit, CAMP2 auxilary input display unit, support IPOD direct connectivity, DVD player, blue tooth hands free answering/calling, and 6 disc interchanging unit all in one.
Really good ICE units like the Kenwood or Pioneer units have fancy graphics, and can handle simultaneous video/audio input from different channels on 1 screen. You can GPS with your IPOD on.. or CAMP2 with the FM in the background. Or DVD with CAMP2 audio behind.. whichever makes your ***** tickle. :P
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Does the boost display function work properly? Also, do you have an evo X? If yes, do you have it plugged in to the OBD2 port?
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You can select display and audio on different source but it depends on the head unit ..
And yes you can use ipod with the CAMP2 .. just forgo the audio warning function of the CAMP2 ..
finally this is what it looks like real time ..
sorry for the jerky HANDHELD video 
..2nd to 3rd gear on a totally stock MR
Last edited by gunzo; Jun 30, 2008 at 10:09 PM.
