Navigation Hack Guide: Welcome Screen Mod, Trip Computer, OK Button Nag Removal..???
09-16-2009, 12:56 PM
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Navigation Hack Guide: Welcome Screen Mod, Trip Computer, OK Button Nag Removal..???
Does anyone knows if we can hack the Nav on the RL just like the Nav on the TL?
09-16-2009, 01:54 PM
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09-17-2009, 03:31 PM
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Here are the instructions for how I changed my welcome screen. As far as I know, there is no fix for the OK button like the one for the TL.
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-audio-bluetooth-electronics-navigation-90/changing-navigation-splash-screen-500411/
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-audio-bluetooth-electronics-navigation-90/changing-navigation-splash-screen-500411/
12-07-2009, 12:24 PM
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Am I to understand that even with version 4.81, we are still stuck with the very annoying "nag screen"? How could Acura do something like that? 
Voice commands don't even work if you haven't hit "OK". (yes I know it will work if you hit the talk button twice but that's really annoying) Actually, the nag screen is probably one of the most annoying things of this car; maybe I should start a list...
Voice commands don't even work if you haven't hit "OK". (yes I know it will work if you hit the talk button twice but that's really annoying) Actually, the nag screen is probably one of the most annoying things of this car; maybe I should start a list...
12-09-2009, 08:20 PM
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If that is the most annoying thing of any car, I welcome it.
Because of the 'nag' screen Acura allows the NAVI to be utilized on the fly. Not many out there come close to the Acura system. And that is because the Acura VR is one of the best in the biz.
WHY would a NAVI disc upgrade change this? Have the laws changed? Nope.
What I do not understand is what is more the bother.....pushing a button or a screen that might make you think about using the system responsibly?
What else is on that list? Seat belt reminders? Air Bag decals? Headlights on reminder? CMBS warnings to BRAKE!? Airbag OFF indicators?
When you reach for the shift knob, your forefinger taps the Interface nob. You do it every day. It is second nature. Five or Six calories might be burned.
The sacrifices we make.
Because of the 'nag' screen Acura allows the NAVI to be utilized on the fly. Not many out there come close to the Acura system. And that is because the Acura VR is one of the best in the biz.
WHY would a NAVI disc upgrade change this? Have the laws changed? Nope.
What I do not understand is what is more the bother.....pushing a button or a screen that might make you think about using the system responsibly?
What else is on that list? Seat belt reminders? Air Bag decals? Headlights on reminder? CMBS warnings to BRAKE!? Airbag OFF indicators?
When you reach for the shift knob, your forefinger taps the Interface nob. You do it every day. It is second nature. Five or Six calories might be burned.
The sacrifices we make.
12-10-2009, 02:02 PM
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LOL... 5 - 6 Cal. I guess you can call it a workout with style working with our NAVI
If that is the most annoying thing of any car, I welcome it.
Because of the 'nag' screen Acura allows the NAVI to be utilized on the fly. Not many out there come close to the Acura system. And that is because the Acura VR is one of the best in the biz.
WHY would a NAVI disc upgrade change this? Have the laws changed? Nope.
What I do not understand is what is more the bother.....pushing a button or a screen that might make you think about using the system responsibly?
What else is on that list? Seat belt reminders? Air Bag decals? Headlights on reminder? CMBS warnings to BRAKE!? Airbag OFF indicators?
When you reach for the shift knob, your forefinger taps the Interface nob. You do it every day. It is second nature. Five or Six calories might be burned.
The sacrifices we make.
Because of the 'nag' screen Acura allows the NAVI to be utilized on the fly. Not many out there come close to the Acura system. And that is because the Acura VR is one of the best in the biz.
WHY would a NAVI disc upgrade change this? Have the laws changed? Nope.
What I do not understand is what is more the bother.....pushing a button or a screen that might make you think about using the system responsibly?
What else is on that list? Seat belt reminders? Air Bag decals? Headlights on reminder? CMBS warnings to BRAKE!? Airbag OFF indicators?
When you reach for the shift knob, your forefinger taps the Interface nob. You do it every day. It is second nature. Five or Six calories might be burned.
The sacrifices we make.
12-21-2009, 04:12 PM
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honestly...who cares about safety? we are in a 5* rated vehicle. It's called a NAG screen for that reason. Anyone watch South Park on here. Do you remember when they did the wheel of fortune skit with randy? The clue " People that annoy you" Screen: N_GGARS. Answer was naggars...just guess what randy said haha.
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12-31-2009, 01:37 PM
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If that is the most annoying thing of any car, I welcome it.
Because of the 'nag' screen Acura allows the NAVI to be utilized on the fly. Not many out there come close to the Acura system. And that is because the Acura VR is one of the best in the biz.
WHY would a NAVI disc upgrade change this? Have the laws changed? Nope.
What I do not understand is what is more the bother.....pushing a button or a screen that might make you think about using the system responsibly?
What else is on that list? Seat belt reminders? Air Bag decals? Headlights on reminder? CMBS warnings to BRAKE!? Airbag OFF indicators?
When you reach for the shift knob, your forefinger taps the Interface nob. You do it every day. It is second nature. Five or Six calories might be burned.
The sacrifices we make.
Because of the 'nag' screen Acura allows the NAVI to be utilized on the fly. Not many out there come close to the Acura system. And that is because the Acura VR is one of the best in the biz.
WHY would a NAVI disc upgrade change this? Have the laws changed? Nope.
What I do not understand is what is more the bother.....pushing a button or a screen that might make you think about using the system responsibly?
What else is on that list? Seat belt reminders? Air Bag decals? Headlights on reminder? CMBS warnings to BRAKE!? Airbag OFF indicators?
When you reach for the shift knob, your forefinger taps the Interface nob. You do it every day. It is second nature. Five or Six calories might be burned.
The sacrifices we make.
01-28-2010, 01:00 PM
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I guarantee that you have to reach down to shift your car into gear every time you crank it. When you do that, just point out your index finger and hit the ok button while you are there.
If that is too much of a nag for you, hire a driver.
If that is too much of a nag for you, hire a driver.
01-28-2010, 04:21 PM
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whatever.. I guess we see it differently. I do lots of things everyday.. I put on pants and a shirt and brush my teeth.. and... on and on... for you maybe it is ok, but I have has a NAG screen since 2000 and I am just about tired of it..
01-29-2010, 07:23 AM
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We have the nag screen because of lawyers. It's the same reason we have that obnoxious sticker on our visor re: the airbags. The seat belt and headlamp reminders are because we live in the USA. Honda assumes that the rest of the world is smarter and eliminates the stupid chimes. Amazingly, Top Gear actually liked the CTS-V but could not get over the wrath of chimes every time that you get into what would otherwise be a serenely quiet environment.
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