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Started by paul36uk1, 29 May 2008, 18:14:13

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TheBoy

Quotei dont know what they did,when they fitted the new ncdc the display read display safe,he plugged in tech 2,entered the car code,the bleeping stopped from the radio and the screen worked,its the orignal cid
Now I need to know how they achieved that...
Grumpy old man

Albatross

Quotei had an old ncdc 2015 and cid,the 2015 went bang so i bought a brand new 2013,had it fitted at vauxhall today


How much did that little baby set you back?

VXL V6

I dread to think!

edwardmickey

When you select 'Main' do you get a menu with time, date, radio station, etc....?

The colour screen can be configured for a black background with red characters.  It can also be set for a grey background with a variety of colours (factory set).  If you've got red characters on black background, I don't think you've got a problem with wiring.

In order to get a map on display, using the right dial, select settings and work through until you get the map and scale options.  

TheBoy

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QuoteWhen you select 'Main' do you get a menu with time, date, radio station, etc....?

The colour screen can be configured for a black background with red characters.  It can also be set for a grey background with a variety of colours (factory set).  If you've got red characters on black background, I don't think you've got a problem with wiring.

In order to get a map on display, using the right dial, select settings and work through until you get the map and scale options.  
Does that Mondeo you drive have a nice colour display? :P
Grumpy old man

edwardmickey

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QuoteWhen you select 'Main' do you get a menu with time, date, radio station, etc....?

The colour screen can be configured for a black background with red characters.  It can also be set for a grey background with a variety of colours (factory set).  If you've got red characters on black background, I don't think you've got a problem with wiring.

In order to get a map on display, using the right dial, select settings and work through until you get the map and scale options.  
Does that Mondeo you drive have a nice colour display? :P

TB, you can be sooooo harsh!!!

I enjoy driving without being able to see the fuel indicator needle actually drop as it guzzles the unleaded..  That is about the only positive about being Omegaless   :-/

Might have to leave this forum, it's too painful (is there a smiley in green that can depict my envious nature)?

TheBoy

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QuoteWhen you select 'Main' do you get a menu with time, date, radio station, etc....?

The colour screen can be configured for a black background with red characters.  It can also be set for a grey background with a variety of colours (factory set).  If you've got red characters on black background, I don't think you've got a problem with wiring.

In order to get a map on display, using the right dial, select settings and work through until you get the map and scale options.  
Does that Mondeo you drive have a nice colour display? :P

TB, you can be sooooo harsh!!!

I enjoy driving without being able to see the fuel indicator needle actually drop as it guzzles the unleaded..  That is about the only positive about being Omegaless   :-/

Might have to leave this forum, it's too painful (is there a smiley in green that can depict my envious nature)?
Haven'y found mondeoowners.com yet.... :P
Grumpy old man

Albatross

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QuoteWhen you select 'Main' do you get a menu with time, date, radio station, etc....?

The colour screen can be configured for a black background with red characters.  It can also be set for a grey background with a variety of colours (factory set).  If you've got red characters on black background, I don't think you've got a problem with wiring.

In order to get a map on display, using the right dial, select settings and work through until you get the map and scale options.  
Does that Mondeo you drive have a nice colour display? :P

TB, you can be sooooo harsh!!!

I enjoy driving without being able to see the fuel indicator needle actually drop as it guzzles the unleaded..  That is about the only positive about being Omegaless   :-/

Might have to leave this forum, it's too painful (is there a smiley in green that can depict my envious nature)?
Haven'y found mondeoowners.com yet.... :P

AS IF. can you just imagine it? Who on earth would admit that?

:P

I'm only kidding Ed. How are you bud?

edwardmickey

How about, used-to-own-an-omega-but-gordon-brown-is-an-ar$ehole.com

I'd join that!!

I just don't smile when driving anymore  :'(

TheBoy

QuoteHow about, used-to-own-an-omega-but-gordon-brown-is-an-ar$ehole.com

I'd join that!!

I just don't smile when driving anymore  :'(
I know, your one vice, and fatty brown has taken that off you  >:(
Grumpy old man

pscocoa

Getting back to the original post the fault has to be in the black RGB lead going into the map feed on back of screen. When I got VX to fit my new  screen last year they had a problem with the map - they just did not connect the black lead
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TheBoy

Quoteive just had a new ncdc 2013 fitted to my mv6,everything works except i have no map display on the cid,it shows directions and the voice activation works fine,even the vauxhall techie said he had no idea why it wasnt showing on the screen,

just asking if anyone has any ideas

cheers
Is it not offering the map as an option, or is map just blank?  If the former, and the RGB is there, the system needs restarting.  Try switching on with no CD, then putting CD in, that may restart it.
Grumpy old man

paul36uk1

its just a black screen with the menu box in the left corner,ive been thro all the map options,scale etc,changed the navi disc twice will no joy,ive checked the connectors on the back of the cid but they are fitted and locked into place,

i have talked to a car audio specialist and he said he thinks it a problem with the head unit,he said if there was a problem with the ariel i wouldnt get any form of navagation

wingman

I had exactly the problem you have after I had my CID repaired. The small 12 pin Camlock connector was locked and appeared fully seated but all I got when tried the Nav system map was a black screen with the menu at top left of screen. If I wiggled the camlock connector the map would flash on and off but would not stay on permanently. I solved this in the end by removing the camlock cover and exposing just the ISO connector which I then plugged straight in the back of the CID. Had no problems since. You can remove the cover by cutting the nylock strap at its base and then gently prising both bottom edges of the cover outwards with a small screwdriver whilst pulling the cover gently upwards. Its possible that one of the connexion pins may have got pushed backwards and is not making contact so check this  first and then try plugging exposed connector back into CID. If it works then I'd put it back together without the camlock cover!!

paul36uk1

thanks wingman,what you said worked.my map display is up and running  :y

many thanks to everyone that replied to my problem,
what helpful chaps you are  :y