Nothing I'm aware of.
What are you looking for?
What are you looking for?
i don't think toyota issues the updates. You can get this Pioneer for any car in the aftermarket it just won't say Scion when it turns on. If you're ok with that there's probably software for that specific headunit and gracenote that needs to be found. does anyone know the model of the radio?It will be interesting to see if Toyota continues to use the same headunit in these cars for the 2017 Corolla iM ... if not then there will most likely never be any updates.
Nope. This headunit is not available to the public. The Toyota part no is: PT546-00160 and the Pioneer Headunit model number is: AVH-2558. Back in September last year when I bought the car and took apart the dash I contacted Pioneer asking for support in whether or not there were any modules that would create RCA jacks that would use any of the non-used OEM jacks on the back of the stereo... Pioneer's response was "contact the dealer, we do not support OEM headunits manufactured for car makers"i don't think toyota issues the updates. You can get this Pioneer for any car in the aftermarket it just won't say Scion when it turns on. If you're ok with that there's probably software for that specific headunit and gracenote that needs to be found. does anyone know the model of the radio?
what?! that's crazy! who would have thunk lolNope. This headunit is not available to the public. The Toyota part no is: PT546-00160 and the Pioneer Headunit model number is: AVH-2558. Back in September last year when I bought the car and took apart the dash I contacted Pioneer asking for support in whether or not there were any modules that would create RCA jacks that would use any of the non-used OEM jacks on the back of the stereo... Pioneer's response was "contact the dealer, we do not support OEM headunits manufactured for car makers"
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Link to manuals: http://www.scionimforum.com/forum/e...ng/3513-scion-audio-system-owners-manual.html
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Um ya. Most headunits installed by automakers are this way.what?! that's crazy! who would have thunk lol
1- The headunit is pretty good, I am no hurry to replace it.The reason I have some interest in this is because I'm one of those guys who gets the cheap radio and replaces it. I'm old school so now with all the fancy steering wheel controls, amplified antennas and back up camera it doesn't make it easy anymore. Without ripping into the car more than I want I guess I could add some better speakers and add my own dash mounted GPS NAV. Reading some other forums and watching some videos made me not want to do it. But..... check ebay, youtube with some search terms and maybe you'll hit something. I saw you mentioned RCA adapter.
https://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-CD-RB10-Auxiliary-Adapter-Headunits/dp/B00091UOCY
You fuckin' serial m8well i tried everything i could to update the database but got nowhere, for some reason it won't read the update file and i can't even begin to update it. really wish i could just disable gracenote and use my own album info off my phone.
Um, ya. Totally different headunit.You should be careful trying the iA update, the iA is not a Pioneer head unit.
CAD-Man
jeez you guys are acting like you've never flashed anything in your life lol.
jeez you guys are acting like you've never flashed anything in your life lol.
What is it that you do? That is a terrible analogy. Excel is notorious for compatibility issues when moving files between OSX and Windows operating systems... macro issues, table corruption, incompatible formulas.it's not software, it's a database, that's like copying an excel sheet from your windows pc to a mac.
you're talking about a software update, i'm talking about a gracenote database update which uses the same exact file type but is still not compatible with our headunit for some reason.![]()
What is it that you do? That is a terrible analogy. Excel is notorious for compatibility issues when moving files between OSX and Windows operating systems... macro issues, table corruption, incompatible formulas.
The update you're trying to flash is for a Mazda 2... I mean Scion iA infotainment system. The files used may be in a completely different file format than what the Scion Pioneer Headunit needs to read. For instance just doing a little looking around; other Mazda models update using just one *.up file where as other Pioneer Headunits update using 6 different files *.txt, *.idx, *.inf, *.mdt,*.udt,*.mdx