Car Audio and Video Equipment

Most new vehicles come equipped with a speedometer and tachometer in the dashboard to measure the car's performance, but a new car aftermarket product from Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. takes that measurement to the next level with a series of intriguing gauges that measure vehicle performance and displays the data on a Pioneer in-dash audio/video display. The Pioneer AVG-VDP1 vehicle dynamics processor answers the demands of performance-minded automobile enthusiasts who want real-time measurements and data logging analysis. Altitude (above sea level) Angular Velocity (turn rate) Clock Compass Forward and Backward G-Force (acceleration and braking) GPS Locator Horsepower (estimate) Lateral G-Force (cornering) Latitude/Longitude RPM (Tachometer) Slope (incline) Speed Torque (estimate) Voltage Auto enthusiasts continue to install performance products such as exhaust and suspension systems, brake kits or turbochargers to improve their vehicle's performance. The Pioneer vehicle dynamics gauges help them accurately measure the benefits of those upgrades.The highly accurate AVG-VDP1 collects data from its internal 3D hybrid gyro sensor, a connection to the vehicle's speed sensor, and GPS to constantly measure the movements of the vehicle. A high-speed processor and graphics engine create an easy-to-read display and built-in flash memory system records performance data.(In recent years, both the aftermarket performance products market and the aftermarket audio/video markets have grown substantially and are becoming intertwined,ÃŸ said Michael Townsen, vice president of marketing for mobile entertainment at Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. (The AVG-VDP1 bridges the gap between these two areas to offer automotive performance-minded consumers with a system to track the benefits of the performance products they install in their vehicle utilizing an effective audio video display.ÃŸOff-Road UseFeatures like the latitude/longitude measurement and the GPS Locator are helpful to those auto enthusiasts who enjoy off-road driving. A consumer can set the GPS locator to a particular location, such as a campsite, and spend the day out exploring. When they are ready to return to the campsite, they simply select the designated location and an arrow on-screen will let them know where they are in relation to the campsite in linear distance and direction. While this feature doesn't offer the same robust route guidance that Pioneer's navigation products provide, it is useful for someone who enjoys off-roading.Gauge DisplaySix different colorful and graphical gauge display modes provide real-time insight of vehicle performance capabilities. These displays can be set to an analog or digital style gauge depending on what is easier for the consumer to read. Gauges can be customized including background color, text color and outside ring (bezel) color - all in an effort to make them easy to read and match the vehicle interior.

Myron & Davis ANS190WI WILLOW 9 inch Flip Down TFT LCD Monitor for 2004 and up Nissan Quest / Armada / Titan and Infiniti QX556. 9. 0 Active Matrix Display, Wide Screen 16:9 Ratio Full Menu Control Buttons with OSD Built-in IR Transmitter for Wireless Headphones (2. 3 MHz/2. 8MHz) Factory Add-On Monitor Replaced Existing Drop Down Compartment Utilizes The Original Console with No Modification Done To the Original Equipment Resolution: 480 x 234 x 3 (RGB) Brightness: 400 cd/m2 (NITS) Viewing Angle: Left/Right: 60 degrees, Up/Down: 30/60 Degrees NTSC / PAL Auto Switching 1 Audio / 2 Video Inputs Full Function Remote Control COMPATIBLE VEHICLES: Nissan Quest - SE Model Only Armada - All Models Titan - All Models Infiniti QX56 - All Models

Video teleconferencing unit - A video teleconferencing unit (VTU) is a piece of electrical equipment that performs video teleconference functions, such as coding and decoding of audio and video signals and multiplexing of video, audio, data, and control signals, and that usually does not include I/O devices, cryptographic devices, network interface equipment, network connections, or the communications network to which the unit is connected.

Bait car - A bait car is a generic term used for a vehicle that has been rigged by a law enforcement agency with the intent of capturing car thieves. Special features include bullet-proof glass; video cameras that record audio, time, and date; and the ability to disable the engine and lock doors remotely.

Car audio - Most people use the term car audio to describe the sound system in an automobile, though the term also refers more broadly to the field of mobile entertainment and is becoming a sport at large. A stock car audio system refers to exactly what was specified by the manufacturer when the car was built.

Audio equipment - A piece of audio equipment is any device designed principally to reproduce broadcast or recorded sounds. This includes radio receivers, CD players, audio cassette players, MP3 players and Minidisc players.

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