Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #13838 in GPS or Navigation System
- Model: D5113E
- Dimensions: 1.97" h x
5.93" w x
7.01" l,
7.72 pounds
- Display size: 7
Features
- 1 Din GPS Navigation Special for BMW 3 series E46 1998-2006
- 3D interface/Steering Wheel Control Function/ Background switchable
- Support Bluetooth MP3&Bluetooth Phone book Function
- Supported iPod Models: iPod CLASSIC/iPod NANO/iPod TOUCH/iPhone4/ iPhone 4s
- Free USA&Canada 2012 Year Map
D5113U 7" Digital GPS Navigation Car DVD Stereo Radio Player for BMW E46 iPod Free USA&Canada map
Product Description
General
-7 Inch Digital Screen
-Special for BMW 3 series E46
-Reference year:1998-2006
-Slide touch screen to switch to any mode (Up/Down/Left/Right)
-Background Picture can be switched
-Dual Zone For GPS Function
-GPS Picture In Picture Function
-Steering Wheel Control Function
-Built in amplifier FR/FL/RR/RL 4-Channel Audio Output
-Resolution:800*480(WVGA)
-Install Size:178mm×150.5mm×50mm
-Panel size248mm x118mm
Bluetooth
-Built-in Microphone
-Support Bluetooth MP3&Phone book Function
-Support Bluetooth connection for iPhone/iPhone 3G/iPhone 3GS/iPhone4/iPhone 4s
IPOD
-Supported iPod Models:iPod CLASSIC/iPod NANO/iPod TOUCH/iPhone4/iPhone 4s
USB/SD
-USB PortCan support soft drive such as USB flash drive, or MP3 player with maximum 16G compatibility
-micro SD Card Port:Can support SDHC Card of maximum 16G compatibility
TV
-Built-In Analog Television,TV system:PAL/NTSC/SECAM
DVD
Radio
-Built-in Radio Tuner(30 Preset Stations)&RDS
-FM/AM
GPS Specification
-Operation System: Microsoft Windows CE.NET 6.0
-CPU:SIRF atlas V-500 MHZ
Built in maps for USA-Canada
-Map Version:2012 Year
-Support Speed Camera Function
-Additional POIs Supported
-Complete computerized turn by turn voice guidance
-Support 2D/3D Map Views
-Automatic Day/Night colors switching
-Support ZIP Code Search
Accessories
-1 English User´s Manual
-1 Remote Controller
-1 IPOD Cable
-1 Power Cable(The 17Pin Power Cable is suitable for use in1998~2001 year models)
-1 USB Cable
-1 GPS Antenna
-1 Audio Cable
-1 Operation pencil
-1 Radio Antenna Commutator Cable
-CAN BUS
-1 Power Cable ( The 40Pin Power Cable is suitable for use in 2002 ~2006 year models. )
-1 SD CARD (USA-Canada map Included)
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By chefsboss
After much debate and careful reading, and convincing myself I deserve such a birthday present, I purchased the Eonon D5113U for my 2000 BMW E46 coupe. I originally had the Business CD set up with the factory Harmann Kardon (HK) package.Although I read some reviews, many discussed graphics and features, very few mentioned my main concern, which was sound quality, but I took that gamble, and I have to say I was really impressed. The internal amp made my HK speakers not only louder, but an overall marked improvement in tone and clarity. . My speakers never sounded so good!There are a few flaws, but nothing to ever make me go back to the sad "business" CD of the past.Backing up a bit, install was fairly straight forward. although I had to search online for a DIY guide, as the included manual is pretty much useless. To do this the right and professional way, you will have to buy a new HVAC relocation kit, either online or at the dealer. they are about $100. You can do without it and sort of lay the AC controls in there,.. but don't skimp on your baby! The unit comes with 2 harnesses, one for earlier model E46, and one for later.. It is easy to figure out, one has round connectors and the other has plug type. There is also a pile of other wiring, that enables you to plug in cameras and other options..including an IPOD interface,. but for a simple install, you only need the harness and the included can bus module that enable your steering wheel buttons to control the unit.!Now I'll go through the functions and features:In general. The unit starts up pretty quick, with a shiny BMW logo. I usually let my car warm up, so it takes a few seconds... Perhaps the single most annoying thing about this unit is the problem with the memory.. What I mean is.. you're listening to the radio. You turn the car off, and then back on.. The unit will not be on the radio, it will choose some random mode, and you have to go to the home screen and click radio again. (This is a flaw, as the station presets etc.. are saved.. ) Same with DVD or CD mode, you will have to enter the home screen and hit DISC to go back,.. BUT fortunately, at least when you go back to the disc, it does save the place or song you were at when you shut down. more on DVD below, from reading it seems this whole flaw is related to the can bus controller, as if you leave it unplugged (no steering controls) this problem doesn't happen. It's up to you.. but I want my steering buttons.The screen is nice and bright. and with my tinted windows it is viewable in bright daylight. I did purchase a screen protector. I did notice it can be a bit glary, especially when you're wearing a white shirt!.. At night, it was too bright!. but I adjusted the settings.On the tools menu, there is seperate display settings, and sound settings with bass, treble, left right, back front etc.. even a seperate subwoofer control if you have one. there is also an EQ, but not a graphic one, the kind that let's you select ROCK, POP,. JAZZ etc... a little tweaking and my car has actual "thump" and bass in the seats!.The included navigation is on a Micro SD card..that plugs and stays in the unit. It worked for me right in the garage on a sunny day, with the GPS satellite picking up my location in less than a minute. On cloudy days, it takes a little longer, with a "searching for signal". I left the antenna inside my dash, if it ever gets to be an issue, I understand you can place it up on the dash or even in the headliner (There seemed to be plenty of cable and it is a magnetic round thing smaller than a palm.It works on the Windows CE platform, and you can use other software if you get it on a micro sd card. I will ad that my USA version was pretty new, as there is a new neighborhood close to me, with streets less than a year old, and they were showing up.. It is not clear how and if you can ever update the maps on this with or without additional cost.Overall the GPS works pretty good, it was spot on, for turn by turn directions. the voice instructions cut down the music for a second and there is a picture in picture function, so if your playing a music DVD, you see a little window with the DVD stuff... pretty cool!! The software is a little tricky till you learn it.. It took some playing around, and an irritating 20 minutes in rush hour traffic to cancel the darn route!. But now that I know my way around it's all good!The DVD player works great. this is what I use to play a burned multi gigabyte DVD of mp3s. the default gives you a "disable screen" once you put your car in gear... but there is a setting to fix that easy.. (not that you should be watching movies while driving... but for my music, I want to see the tracks to search around... it is touchscreen and steering wheel button controled.. The interface can be a bit of a pain till you get good at it.. sort of like a touchscreen phone, you know? the scrolling is a pain with my large thumbs... but it reads your folders on the left and songs on the right.. unforgivable is that while the units buttons have the familiar red color of the rest of your bimmer controls, the DVD interface is an unattractive blue and white which kind of makes it look goofy with the red lights. sort of like scrolling files in Windows 98. safe mode. but,.. sound quality is fantastic as mentioned earlier. and compared to the business CD, it's heaven. it would be 100% better if it looked more like the main screen, which has some fancy graphics..or if there was a screen saver or other.. but I give it a 4.75 out of 5 stars anyway. I would kill to be able to use Winamp or another media player that you can customize. this is not the case. there is a swipe transition function, sort of 3D ish. For example, if your on the radio, you can swipe left and go to the next mode, like DVD etc...There is an included analog TV function, but no included antenna. so, if you're in the USA, you can get TV with an antenna, until they go 100% digital one day.. if this is important to you, you will eventually have to buy a seperate digital tv unit and you can watch it through the auxillary inputs I'm sure...You can easily add a back up camera. There is a wire in the harness that you would connect power to from your reverse light, so when you put it in revers, and the wire gets power this overrides everything else and shows you the camera image on the screen. that will show the back up camera if you decide to purchase one. (prolly my next project)the BLUETOOTH. works good!. my cell phone sincs up automatically after setting it to do so once. (I have an android phone but supports all kinds with bluetooth) phone calls come through the speakers. there is a microphone on the front left bottom of the unit. I've read that some had trouble with this and could not be heard so well on the other end, but I have no problem, of course, I angled the unit slightly on install and my usual "pimp" seating postition has me speaking straight at it. there is no way that I know of to connect an external mic. There are some bugs with the bluetooth address book, the caller ID displays only the number. and your phone book comes through kind of strange on the screen.. for some ridiculous reason, in the order you've added the numbers in your phone..not alphabetically like a normal person designed it. I've not messed with it enough though, preferring to scroll on my phone and then call which, while it is on bluetooth puts the call through the car anyway. the steering buttons for phone work as well!. I understand you can use the bluetooth to play music from your phone as well as Pandora etc.. but I have not tried this.IPODs connect perfectly.. I tried my friends, (I am IPOD-less). There is an SD input oand a mini USB right on front of the unit (in addition to the one the map card goes in.. further, you can connect a USB extension to the back of the unit and run the wire to have a USB plug anywhere you want. It will charge and play whatever you plug in it. There are actually 2 usb inputs in the back, but only one can be used, the other is pending an android version which is expected within a year (and at a heftier price) I forgot which one, but you will have to check it all before putting it all back together.I tried to put a whole bunch of songs on a USB stick, but the unit took a long time to read them. Once it did, they sounded of the same quality as the DVD. They claim you can have up to 16 MB USB, but the reading time at the start was way too long!. I am sticking with DVD which read 4 gigs worth of files (meaning read and then ready to play) in about 30 seconds.While the above may seem a bit nitpicky, These flaws and bugs are outweighed by the good in this unit.. It is impressive, a nice interface, once you play with it a while, it is a breeze to work. for example, I harped on about the DVD interface for MP3s, but, the truth is, yo can just as easily hit the next button on the steering wheel, and it works like your old CD player.. but here you can but 5 Gigs of songs on one disc!and a scrolling touchscreen to flip therough the files.. you can put 20 CDS on one disc, and the interface will get you through them. MUCH BETTER~!.. I could almost ask for a "search" feature. I just wanted to be as detailed as I could be in this review, hope it doesn't sound negative, as I would give this an 8 out of 10. on it's own. I would give the Business CD I had a ONE. Hope that helps put it in perspective.I've had this in the car less than 2 weeks. I am really happy with this unit. and would buy it again. And I don't know how I got by so long with out! lol. All in all, this is the best MOD for my car, it looks totally factory installed, and I enjoy it everyday.What other mod will you use everyday?:?? The bugs I mentioned, are all easily worked around, and I got used to them already.I hope this helped and answered some questions Good luck and enjoy your Bimmer!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By pjole
Beautiful GPS DVD stereo. Installation was easy took me about 30 minutes to take the old one out and install this one. It looks good in the car and my wife likes it. The GPS works very well with excellent reception, but I had to get a new software because the one that came with it could not find my house. The sound from this unit is very good, I have the volume at 10 with the loud option and sub-woofer off. I think the volume goes up to 40. The iPod connection is very good with volume louder than SD card and USB. The radio can scan and program itself to good reception stations.Bluetooth works great and I can play music online thru my android phone. The mic is not very sensitive. You have to yell into it to communicate.A few things I did not like:The glare during the day makes it impossible to see anything on the screen.The user interface for playing music and videos is old and does not allow smooth scrolling of the playlist. Upgrade needed here. If you have a lot of songs, it takes awhile for it to load and video takes longer. It just has a slow processor I think.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Toby
This unit seems too good to be true because it is. If the canbus is installed (needed to use steering wheel controls) the unit will startup on a different screen twice before it stays on what you want it to. The Bluetooth microphone is terrible; it is the biggest reason I'm buying a Dynavin. I had to scream into it to be heard clearly and my wife was so annoyed with it that she said I either spend an extra $200 to get the Dynamic or use my wired headset when calling her, because she couldn't stand the terrible call quality. The iGo navigation system, when it would load correctly (95% of the time), did not have the newest maps (which from my limited research they can't be updated from the iGo website because Eonon is not a listed product line...sketchy if you ask me) and the voice was in broken English. The phonebook loads in order of numbers not names; which I found to be utterly useless. Additionally, the glare is so bad that you can't see the screen in the daytime. Finally, the instructions and Eonon customer service are from China and both aren't helpful/take forever to understand. I ordered the Dynavin D99 and am hoping that it's worth the extra money. Don't waste your time and money...this product isn't worth either.
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