Secondary Information Area Question
#1
Secondary Information Area Question
Hello, I've recently purchased a 2019 RDX w/ Advance Package, and so far, I am loving the vehicle.
I had a quick question about rearranging the order of Secondary Information Area "cards", as the RDX manual calls it.
(The smaller screen on the right)
I believe the factory setting ordered as
"Now Playing Audio"
then
"Navigation"
then
"Clock"
Every time I turn on the vehicle, the secondary information always starts with "Now Playing Audio",
But I would like it to always start in "Clock".
Page 252 and 253 of the manual only shows you how to cycle through it, not how to rearrange the order...
If it is impossible to reorder, I just want the "Clock" to be the first one that shows up in the Secondary Information Area when I turn on the car.
Any response and advice will be greatly appreciated!
I had a quick question about rearranging the order of Secondary Information Area "cards", as the RDX manual calls it.
(The smaller screen on the right)
I believe the factory setting ordered as
"Now Playing Audio"
then
"Navigation"
then
"Clock"
Every time I turn on the vehicle, the secondary information always starts with "Now Playing Audio",
But I would like it to always start in "Clock".
Page 252 and 253 of the manual only shows you how to cycle through it, not how to rearrange the order...
If it is impossible to reorder, I just want the "Clock" to be the first one that shows up in the Secondary Information Area when I turn on the car.
Any response and advice will be greatly appreciated!
#3
Boo... that sucks
I guess that is one more thing for me to train myself to do every time I start the car: Engine Start, Auto Idle Off, and swipe to Clock
Thank you for the quick reply!
I guess that is one more thing for me to train myself to do every time I start the car: Engine Start, Auto Idle Off, and swipe to Clock
Thank you for the quick reply!
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Engine on. Let it boot if possible. Auto idle off. Start Nav, hit the minus button 2 or 3 times to get enough scale. Decide whether music or time on the secondaries. Put car in reverse, engage foot brake, disengage parking brake.
Try to remember WhereTF I was planning to drive to.
#5
YW.
Engine on. Let it boot if possible. Auto idle off. Start Nav, hit the minus button 2 or 3 times to get enough scale. Decide whether music or time on the secondaries. Put car in reverse, engage foot brake, disengage parking brake.
Try to remember WhereTF I was planning to drive to.
Engine on. Let it boot if possible. Auto idle off. Start Nav, hit the minus button 2 or 3 times to get enough scale. Decide whether music or time on the secondaries. Put car in reverse, engage foot brake, disengage parking brake.
Try to remember WhereTF I was planning to drive to.
#6
Racer
YW.
Engine on. Let it boot if possible. Auto idle off. Start Nav, hit the minus button 2 or 3 times to get enough scale. Decide whether music or time on the secondaries. Put car in reverse, engage foot brake, disengage parking brake.
Try to remember WhereTF I was planning to drive to.
Engine on. Let it boot if possible. Auto idle off. Start Nav, hit the minus button 2 or 3 times to get enough scale. Decide whether music or time on the secondaries. Put car in reverse, engage foot brake, disengage parking brake.
Try to remember WhereTF I was planning to drive to.
#7
Drifting
YW.
Engine on. Let it boot if possible. Auto idle off. Start Nav, hit the minus button 2 or 3 times to get enough scale. Decide whether music or time on the secondaries. Put car in reverse, engage foot brake, disengage parking brake.
Try to remember WhereTF I was planning to drive to.
Engine on. Let it boot if possible. Auto idle off. Start Nav, hit the minus button 2 or 3 times to get enough scale. Decide whether music or time on the secondaries. Put car in reverse, engage foot brake, disengage parking brake.
Try to remember WhereTF I was planning to drive to.
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#8
WTH? I don't warm up my car, I just turn it on and then go. My understanding is that modern cars don't need to "warm up." Is everyone but me sitting around in your car for a minute before driving?
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And yes, I check the flaps, look for leaks, make sure the gyro is caged and the magnetos are working right.
Doesn’t everybody do a walk around on the car? Am I freaking that old of a guy?
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kmingis (06-13-2020)
#11
If we didn’t get a laugh out of this car we’d be crying. :-j. My condolences to anyone who bought the 2019 RDX expecting to enjoy a trouble free ride. It’s just a bit of daily aggravation.
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#13
Why make it personal? This site is to report our experiences. You have just joined in the last two weeks. So far all you are doing is berating comments you do not agree with. Make your case like everyone else. What model Acura do you own, how long have you driven it, is it trouble free...? These are things that could contribute to the forum.
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Jeffro941 (06-20-2019)
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Why make it personal? This site is to report our experiences. You have just joined in the last two weeks. So far all you are doing is berating comments you do not agree with. Make your case like everyone else. What model Acura do you own, how long have you driven it, is it trouble free...? These are things that could contribute to the forum.
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Racer
Back to the topic: it is my understanding that engines with turbochargers should have a warm up idle to prolong the bearings in the turbo. That is my practice with my Mazdaspeed 3 (now with 118K miles on original turbo). I figure I can use the time to get my CarPlay going and getting settled in for the takeoff.
#19
sucks that so many folks on here have so many complaints. I guess i'm just really lucky! coming up on one year of ownership.
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securityguy (06-24-2019)
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Cruisin'
Back to the topic: it is my understanding that engines with turbochargers should have a warm up idle to prolong the bearings in the turbo. That is my practice with my Mazdaspeed 3 (now with 118K miles on original turbo). I figure I can use the time to get my CarPlay going and getting settled in for the takeoff.
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I never warmed up my twin turbo 535i beyond starting it up, pulling out of the garage, and driving gently until it was warmed up. I never had any problems with the turbos in 11+ years and 120+K miles.
#23
I lease so not an issue as it will always be in warranty while in my possession and at 3 years or before I just either lease another Acura or
its time for something different. Damn though, best seats ever and the driving dynamics are nothing short of awesome but I am thinking i
need more power so I am thinking perhaps something other than a Acura. Needs to be a SUV though around the same size.
In the meantime Turn on vehicle, select Sport+, crank Apple Music and off we go.......drive it like you mean it......
its time for something different. Damn though, best seats ever and the driving dynamics are nothing short of awesome but I am thinking i
need more power so I am thinking perhaps something other than a Acura. Needs to be a SUV though around the same size.
In the meantime Turn on vehicle, select Sport+, crank Apple Music and off we go.......drive it like you mean it......
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MT-RDX (10-10-2019)
#24
Back to the topic: it is my understanding that engines with turbochargers should have a warm up idle to prolong the bearings in the turbo. That is my practice with my Mazdaspeed 3 (now with 118K miles on original turbo). I figure I can use the time to get my CarPlay going and getting settled in for the takeoff.
#25
Old routine on my old IS 250
- Start the car
- Phone connects to BT
- Tasker app (I have an Android) on the phone kicks in, runs its automated tasks for driving: gps on, sms reading outloud on, autoreply on, say outloud reminders (don't forget to close the garage, etc...)
- Ask Google weather, play the news, or just play music
- Drive
- Start the car
- Wait a bit for AA to initialize (reduces the chance of AA not connecting, thanks @Madd Dog )
- Plug in the phone
- Pray AA connects successfully
- Switch to BT audio if AA doesn't connect
- Listen to Tasker reminders
- Ask Google weather, play the news, or just play music
- Drive
#27
Cruisin'
1. start the engine
2. connect iPhone for carplay
3. seatbelt
4. disengage parking brake
5. engage brake hold
6. engage LKAS
7. reverse (or drive)
I swear I feel like I’m about to pilot a plane when I do all that.
I really wish there was more use for the b-zone screen or to do away with it altogether at times.
#28
Cruisin'
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