Hi all. With the help of a very knowledgable mate, I installed the Infill G4 on Saturday. Unfortunately Mitsubishi do not supply the outer bezel that surrounds the double din unit so until I can get the part off Fujitsu Ten, I have a gap between the unit and the replacement dash piece.
Initial impressions:
- Boot up time is super quick, especially when booting warm.
- Included software is CRAP. Navigation software is copilot and has had to be modified to fit the smaller screen - poorly I might add. It is not integrated into the rest of the control panel, so will not mute your music when giving a turn command. Additionally, the music playing software is a real horses ass to use, because you can access folders without going into a windows based open folder prompt (a pain when you are using a 6.5 inch touch screen).
The Centrafuse software leaves the Maxice software for dead on all counts. I have installed a demo of it on the system and it is very good, but unfortunately there isn't the neccessary drivers to operate the radio, so you have to revert to the included software. Fortunately I don't normally listen to the radio. According to the fluxmedia people, a driver isn't too far away...
- Sound quality is a little bit dissapointing out of the factory speakers (by my standards). It has less bass than the factory system, although it is more crisp at mid and high frequencies. Good thing those factory speakers won't be staying there.
Other than that I am having a lot of fun tinkering around with it. Oziexplorer runs really well, and it is nice having a 6.5 inch screen (as opposed to a 3.5 inch PDA screen) to view it.
The next job is to connect the wireless and bluetooth, install the microphone for hands free use and then integrate the steering wheels controls once the SWI-X arrives.
Initial impressions:
- Boot up time is super quick, especially when booting warm.
- Included software is CRAP. Navigation software is copilot and has had to be modified to fit the smaller screen - poorly I might add. It is not integrated into the rest of the control panel, so will not mute your music when giving a turn command. Additionally, the music playing software is a real horses ass to use, because you can access folders without going into a windows based open folder prompt (a pain when you are using a 6.5 inch touch screen).
The Centrafuse software leaves the Maxice software for dead on all counts. I have installed a demo of it on the system and it is very good, but unfortunately there isn't the neccessary drivers to operate the radio, so you have to revert to the included software. Fortunately I don't normally listen to the radio. According to the fluxmedia people, a driver isn't too far away...
- Sound quality is a little bit dissapointing out of the factory speakers (by my standards). It has less bass than the factory system, although it is more crisp at mid and high frequencies. Good thing those factory speakers won't be staying there.
Other than that I am having a lot of fun tinkering around with it. Oziexplorer runs really well, and it is nice having a 6.5 inch screen (as opposed to a 3.5 inch PDA screen) to view it.
The next job is to connect the wireless and bluetooth, install the microphone for hands free use and then integrate the steering wheels controls once the SWI-X arrives.
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