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Second unit sold to Slickstang, please see my next post for information on the DV4100, it is JUST a NAVI unit, no AM/FM.
First up is a Kenwood KNA-DV4100. Here is the description from Crutchfield...
"Our take on the Kenwood KNA-DV4100
by Matt Freeman
Kenwood's KNA-DV4100 mobile navigation system brings travel into the 21st century! You'll experience expert, turn-by-turn guidance that gets you where you want to go, quickly and safely — without the hassle of conventional maps and atlases.
The KNA-DV4100 consists of a navigation computer with DVD-ROM drive, a Global Positioning System (GPS) antenna, and two DVD-ROM map discs of the United States and Canada (a video monitor is required for viewing road maps). The system gets its information through GPS satellite communication, an internal gyroscope, and a connection to the car's vehicle speed sensor.
Just slide the DVD-ROM map disc into the drive, enter your destination, and follow the voice and visual directions given (the GPS system plots your position when you turn the system on). Note: The KNA-DV4100 can be controlled by touchscreen operation function on a compatible Kenwood monitor or DVD receiver, or by the optional KNA-RC300 remote control. Or, with the optional KNA-VC300 microphone, you can operate the navigation system with spoken commands.
Destination options include cities, streets, intersections, addresses (you can save up to 100), or points of interest. You can search for your destination by phone number or latitude and longitude, or search for emergency facilities (police, hospital) or landmarks. You can also program up to five "intermediate destinations" (areas you'd like to go through on your way to your final destination) per trip. Route criteria are selectable, such as minimizing time, minimizing distance, areas to avoid, and so on.
You can preview an automated simulation of the route before you travel. As you drive, voice guidance gives you directions as you approach turning points, way points, or destinations. As you approach a junction, an enlarged diagram of the junction appears on a split screen for easy navigation. In the event of a wrong turn, the system alerts you and recalculates the route within two seconds. The built-in trip computer estimates remaining travel time and time of arrival, plus your average speed and elapsed distance.
Note: This unit will not play DVD movies. It will only read compatible DVD-ROM map discs.
Highlights:
GPS navigation computer
GPS antenna with 16-foot cable and adhesive mounting pad
two DVD-ROM navigation map discs for the U.S. and Canada (optional video monitor required to view maps) We only have one disc and it should be in the unit.
RGB input/output for connection to Kenwood monitor with touchscreen controls
can be controlled by a compatible Kenwood touchscreen monitor, or with the optional KNA-RC300 remote control
optional KNA-VC300 microphone allows operation via voice commands
2D and 3D map views
trip computer functions
navigation to city, street, address, intersections, points of interest, or your home
DVD-ROMs include over 10 million points of interest
up to 5 intermediate destinations can be included in routing
address book stores up to 100 memory points
memory stores up to 100 previous destinations
search option (by telephone number, latitude and longitude, for police or hospitals, or for facilities, landmarks, or intersections)
store up to 10 areas you wish to avoid on your trip
voice prompts (with level control) in 12 languages
4 color settings (Default, Olive, Marine, or Umber) with day/night illumination
dimensions: 6-5/8"W x 2"H x 7-11/16"D (navigation unit); 1-3/8"W x 9/16"H x 1-1/2"D (GPS antenna)
The pictures are exactly how the unit looks. No wiring harness included with this one. It has minor scratches on the top part that goes in the dash, you don't see that part. The front face is in good shape, small scratches in the top left corner. Not sure if you'll see it with the front bezel on though. It looks like that's how it got the scratches.
This unit is JUST an add-on Navi unit for Kenwood radios. No screen. When we had it, it had some issues with routing and saving start/end locations. We sent it back to Kenwood and got a new one. I think the new one still had some issues...its hard to remember because it was so long ago.
$40
Please PM me with any questions. You can call me M-F 9-5:30PM at the shop, 313-561-5500 EXT 2124.
Thanks!
Chad @ Livernois Motorsports
First up is a Kenwood KNA-DV4100. Here is the description from Crutchfield...
"Our take on the Kenwood KNA-DV4100
by Matt Freeman
Kenwood's KNA-DV4100 mobile navigation system brings travel into the 21st century! You'll experience expert, turn-by-turn guidance that gets you where you want to go, quickly and safely — without the hassle of conventional maps and atlases.
The KNA-DV4100 consists of a navigation computer with DVD-ROM drive, a Global Positioning System (GPS) antenna, and two DVD-ROM map discs of the United States and Canada (a video monitor is required for viewing road maps). The system gets its information through GPS satellite communication, an internal gyroscope, and a connection to the car's vehicle speed sensor.
Just slide the DVD-ROM map disc into the drive, enter your destination, and follow the voice and visual directions given (the GPS system plots your position when you turn the system on). Note: The KNA-DV4100 can be controlled by touchscreen operation function on a compatible Kenwood monitor or DVD receiver, or by the optional KNA-RC300 remote control. Or, with the optional KNA-VC300 microphone, you can operate the navigation system with spoken commands.
Destination options include cities, streets, intersections, addresses (you can save up to 100), or points of interest. You can search for your destination by phone number or latitude and longitude, or search for emergency facilities (police, hospital) or landmarks. You can also program up to five "intermediate destinations" (areas you'd like to go through on your way to your final destination) per trip. Route criteria are selectable, such as minimizing time, minimizing distance, areas to avoid, and so on.
You can preview an automated simulation of the route before you travel. As you drive, voice guidance gives you directions as you approach turning points, way points, or destinations. As you approach a junction, an enlarged diagram of the junction appears on a split screen for easy navigation. In the event of a wrong turn, the system alerts you and recalculates the route within two seconds. The built-in trip computer estimates remaining travel time and time of arrival, plus your average speed and elapsed distance.
Note: This unit will not play DVD movies. It will only read compatible DVD-ROM map discs.
Highlights:
GPS navigation computer
GPS antenna with 16-foot cable and adhesive mounting pad
two DVD-ROM navigation map discs for the U.S. and Canada (optional video monitor required to view maps) We only have one disc and it should be in the unit.
RGB input/output for connection to Kenwood monitor with touchscreen controls
can be controlled by a compatible Kenwood touchscreen monitor, or with the optional KNA-RC300 remote control
optional KNA-VC300 microphone allows operation via voice commands
2D and 3D map views
trip computer functions
navigation to city, street, address, intersections, points of interest, or your home
DVD-ROMs include over 10 million points of interest
up to 5 intermediate destinations can be included in routing
address book stores up to 100 memory points
memory stores up to 100 previous destinations
search option (by telephone number, latitude and longitude, for police or hospitals, or for facilities, landmarks, or intersections)
store up to 10 areas you wish to avoid on your trip
voice prompts (with level control) in 12 languages
4 color settings (Default, Olive, Marine, or Umber) with day/night illumination
dimensions: 6-5/8"W x 2"H x 7-11/16"D (navigation unit); 1-3/8"W x 9/16"H x 1-1/2"D (GPS antenna)
The pictures are exactly how the unit looks. No wiring harness included with this one. It has minor scratches on the top part that goes in the dash, you don't see that part. The front face is in good shape, small scratches in the top left corner. Not sure if you'll see it with the front bezel on though. It looks like that's how it got the scratches.
This unit is JUST an add-on Navi unit for Kenwood radios. No screen. When we had it, it had some issues with routing and saving start/end locations. We sent it back to Kenwood and got a new one. I think the new one still had some issues...its hard to remember because it was so long ago.
$40
Please PM me with any questions. You can call me M-F 9-5:30PM at the shop, 313-561-5500 EXT 2124.
Thanks!
Chad @ Livernois Motorsports
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