UPDATE: As of 01.25.13 the download links have been updated

There seems to be a lot of comments about missing NAV CDs in the "Inventory Reduction" cars and I'm sure somewhere along the line folks will misplace or damage the ones they do have. My car only had the West Region disk in it but, with the gracious assistance of crossfirefun (AKA Phil) I now have the East Region as well.

These disks are for the Infinity Modulus System only, they will not work in other NAV systems. So to share the wealth, so to speak, I have both sets of files sitting on my FTP server and links to both right here:

East Region Nav CD (622MB)
West Region Nav CD (478MB)

Be warned, the files are quite large and are in .ISO format. The following instructions should result in working disks - I tested both methods and produced working disks both ways.

Make sure to use the correct media for this project: CD-R media is the ONLY media that will work. CD-RW discs or DVD media of any type will not work in your Crossfire's NAV unit.

Windows Computers:

Using Roxio Easy CD Creator:

1. Launch Roxio Easy CD Creator
2. Select "File" > "Record Disk From Image"
3. Browse for the file you downloaded (either XFIRE_USA_0015.1.iso or XFIRE_USA_0015.2.iso) and select it
4. In the resulting pop up window select "Details", then select "Disc-At-Once"
5. Select "OK"
6. Once burning is complete the disk should be useable in your NAV system

Using Nero Burning ROM:

1. Launch Nero and close out the "New Compilation" popup window
2. Select "File" > "Open"
3. From the "Types of Files" selector, choose "Image Files (*.nrg, *.iso, *.cue)" and then browse to the file you downloaded (either XFIRE_USA_0015.1.iso or XFIRE_USA_0015.2.iso) and select it. NOTE: you will not be able to browse to the file until you have chosen the correct file type from the dropdown menu
4. From the "Burn" tab, select "Finalize CD (No further writing possible)" and next to "Write method" select "Disc-at-once"
5. Select "Burn"
6. Once burning is complete the disk should be useable in your NAV system



Apple Computers:

(Many thanks to djreact33 for the following instructions on burning these files to disc on a Mac)

 

I just downloaded the files onto my hard drive for future use in case I lose or damage my CD's I have.

Thanks,
Mike

 

Mike,

I'll grab these and see about mirroring them so I can save you some bandwidth.

Probably this weekend.

Thanks.

 

Thanks for the mirror, that's a great idea and a kind offer.

 

Thanks Mike & MMZ!!!

 

This should be made a sticky on the top.

 

If needed I can host the files for a little bit from my work's FTP since they rarely make use of it. Could also setup a torrent.

LMK

 

I thought about the torrent idea as well.

For anyone who may have had trouble downloading the files overnight I have increased the available bandwidth for the domain they're on. Sorry 'bout that.

 

I take it these are the NAV CD's for the stock navigation system? Or can they work on a pioneer AVIC N3?

 

They are for the stock nav system...no idea if they'll work on the unit mentioned, sorry.

 

Thanks for hosting these. The download went well and I burned them just like you said (no folder) but the NAV unit doesn't recognize the CDs at all (tried 3 times). Is there something I've missed?

I'm hoping that the CDs don't have some kind of proprietary code that prevents burning, like the one for my Jeep in-dash system (RB-1). Lots of people have tried but with little success http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=137886

Any ideas?

 

I tried CloneCD from Slysoft but it will only clone from cd to cd and cloning from the burned cd did not work.

Mike, if another solution doesn't come about maybe you can clone yours using Slysoft (creates a single ccd file) and upload it?

Thanks!

 

I'm not sure what to tell you Wade. I made a copy of the West Region disk that came with my car and it works fine. The East Region I have was a copy sent to me by crossfirefun and it works fine. I even downloaded the files from my server and burned copies of those and they work fine. Does the SRT6 have a different NAV system than the non-SRT cars perhaps?

 

My disk came out of the parts room at the dealer and work fine in my SRT6 so that isn't the problem. It has to be something else. I have burned XX (could be copywrite problems) disk for people with no problems.

 

Well, it looks as though something somehow became corrupted in the .zip files. I just downloaded both files again and burned them to disk, one using Roxio and the other using Nero. Neither of them is recognized by my NAV system. So...

I am creating ISO images of each and will test those. If these work I'll correct the links in the original post and you'll be able to download the ISO images instead, and both Roxio and Nero will know how to handle the format.

Stay tuned.

 

Try burning copies at slower speeds - 16x vs 24x. This has worked for me when I've had problems getting copied CDs to run.

 

I am also having problems burning to CD, I get an error message that states that files are missing. Then I get a message that the drive encountered a problem and the files cannot be copied.

 

Now that's really odd - is your CD burning software telling you that files are missing?? I have no trouble burning them to CD, but once burned the NAV unit does not recognize them.

OK, I've got one disk uploaded in ISO format and just downloaded it (I want to make sure that a file downloaded from the server burns and runs fine, not just one off my local hard drive). I'm burning to CD right now and will test in the NAV unit momentarily.

Back in a couple of minutes.

 

Well, crap. That didn't work either, and I made the ISO image from the original CD, not from copied files. And, yes, I finalized the CD.

WTF??? OK, I know for a fact that doing a simple disk copy results in a useable back up - I created a West Region backup that works and I was given an East Region copy that works. Damn.

Feel free to post ideas while I continue to experiment.

 

Anxiously awaiting the results - just got my SRT with NAV and can't use it yet! Doh!

SQ