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[Fired00d]

Ok d00d I want to hear XM radio or FM or CD then when a voice command from GPS starts it interrups and you hear thru radio speakers. If that is possible.

Then you probably want to look at this...

try this, it worked for my 550

http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products/KT/detail.asp?SET=GPS2

CellSet MC/3 Audio Interface by Kennedy Technology Group - Allows a combo GPS/Music/Bluetooth device (e.g. Garmin 2820 or Zumo 550) to connect to both the Auxiliary Input AND the Intercom, using an external switch. This allows music to be heard from the combo device through the auxiliary input, but still permits voice prompts & phone calls through the intercom if listening to AM/FM/CD

I don't know first hand knowledge of this device but it may do what you want.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[2harleys]

Maybe this will help  

 
 
 

 
          
    
  

    
 
  
 
    
 Road Tech™ Navigation Interface Module


Available exclusively for Harley-Davidson® Road Tech™ zumo Navigation Systems. The Navigation Interface Module will provide an integrated link between the fairing-mounted Advanced Audio Radio and a Road Tech™ zumo 660 or 665 GPS Navigator. When linked, the music volume will automatically drop when a GPS spoken command is detected, allowing you to hear the command through the radio speakers or the 7-pin communications-style headset. The module attaches directly to the radio, is concealed within the fairing, and does not require connection to the "AUX" input on the radio faceplate, allowing you to listen to a portable music device through your auxiliary input. Kit includes adaptor cable that permits stereo sound from the zu¯mo's internal MP3 player or XM® Radio.

 76000024

IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.


Fits '06-later Touring models equipped with the Advanced Audio system and a Road Tech™ zumo 660 GPS Navigator P/N 92115-09 or Road Tech™ zumo 665 GPS Navigator P/N 76000014. '06-later FLHX, FLTR, FLTRX, and FLHTC models and those not equipped with Wiring Harness P/N 70169-06 require the separate purchase of Connector Kit P/N 69200033. Does not fit with Advanced Audio Hands Free Cell Phone Kit P/N 76408-06.

MSRP US $149.95


  
  
 
 
 
 
 

[Trapperdog]

Didicated?? as in over riding the rest of the radio???

Yes, Dedicated as the front aux is when you have something pluged into it, it's turned on , and the radio is set to Aux nothing but the internal nav will over ride it. If a Garmine is pluged into the rear aux, I wouldn't think it would over ride any of the other radio functions such as FM if the radio is set to FM, thereby negating the necessity of hooking up the Garmin to a rear aux. That would by my question

[Fired00d]

Maybe this will help  
    
 Road Tech™ Navigation Interface Module


Available exclusively for Harley-Davidson® Road Tech™ zumo Navigation Systems. The Navigation Interface Module will provide an integrated link between the fairing-mounted Advanced Audio Radio and a Road Tech™ zumo 660 or 665 GPS Navigator. When linked, the music volume will automatically drop when a GPS spoken command is detected, allowing you to hear the command through the radio speakers or the 7-pin communications-style headset. The module attaches directly to the radio, is concealed within the fairing, and does not require connection to the "AUX" input on the radio faceplate, allowing you to listen to a portable music device through your auxiliary input. Kit includes adaptor cable that permits stereo sound from the zu¯mo's internal MP3 player or XM® Radio.

 76000024

IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.


Fits '06-later Touring models equipped with the Advanced Audio system and a Road Tech™ zumo 660 GPS Navigator P/N 92115-09 or Road Tech™ zumo 665 GPS Navigator P/N 76000014. '06-later FLHX, FLTR, FLTRX, and FLHTC models and those not equipped with Wiring Harness P/N 70169-06 require the separate purchase of Connector Kit P/N 69200033. Does not fit with Advanced Audio Hands Free Cell Phone Kit P/N 76408-06.

MSRP US $149.95

Verdict still out on that product... you may want to read this thread - Instructions for the new GPS Interface Module before investing in it.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[mjb765]

Yes, Dedicated as the front aux is when you have something pluged into it, it's turned on , and the radio is set to Aux nothing but the internal nav will over ride it. If a Garmine is pluged into the rear aux, I wouldn't think it would over ride any of the other radio functions such as FM if the radio is set to FM, thereby negating the necessity of hooking up the Garmin to a rear aux. That would by my question

Not sure aobut that one.....never tried it.....That sounds like a good question for Iron Cross Audio. Give them a call...the service and turn around time is excellant.

http://ironcrossaudio.com/contact.html

[1sharprdkg]

You will hear anything the GPS is outputting when you have selected AUX on the radio. You will not be able to listen to radio or CD  (or factory XM radio) and have the GPS interupt it while not in the AUX setting. George's suggestion from above looks like an idea if you use you intercom setup. It does not look like it work through the speakers.

Thanks mjb765 maybe for now I will just get it working and see how it does. If I need to make any mods that have been provided in these posts it will be a winter project. I was hoping that there was just a simple plug and play cable that I needed. I am never that lucky.

[hard10]

OK, seriously, read this thread: http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=52242.0;all
There seems to be a problem with the new overlay harness. I'd wait a few weeks til HD figures out what the problem is.

Verdict still out on that product... you may want to read this thread - Instructions for the new GPS Interface Module before investing in it.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

Gary, isn't this what I said in the first place? Like I said, once you know there is the potential to have this product available, you are going to want to have it. Like I said, I'd wait a month or two until the MoCo gets their act together and makes this advertised product work the way it's claimed to. An alternative solution is to see what Jim Bliss has available. He was talking about a prototype being available in the not too distant future that may work with all Garmin products and not just firmware available from Harley.

[1sharprdkg]

Maybe this will help  

 Thanks 2harleys this module may be what I was looking for.
 
          
    
  

    
 
  
 
    
 Road Tech™ Navigation Interface Module


Available exclusively for Harley-Davidson® Road Tech™ zumo Navigation Systems. The Navigation Interface Module will provide an integrated link between the fairing-mounted Advanced Audio Radio and a Road Tech™ zumo 660 or 665 GPS Navigator. When linked, the music volume will automatically drop when a GPS spoken command is detected, allowing you to hear the command through the radio speakers or the 7-pin communications-style headset. The module attaches directly to the radio, is concealed within the fairing, and does not require connection to the "AUX" input on the radio faceplate, allowing you to listen to a portable music device through your auxiliary input. Kit includes adaptor cable that permits stereo sound from the zu¯mo's internal MP3 player or XM® Radio.

 76000024

IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.


Fits '06-later Touring models equipped with the Advanced Audio system and a Road Tech™ zumo 660 GPS Navigator P/N 92115-09 or Road Tech™ zumo 665 GPS Navigator P/N 76000014. '06-later FLHX, FLTR, FLTRX, and FLHTC models and those not equipped with Wiring Harness P/N 70169-06 require the separate purchase of Connector Kit P/N 69200033. Does not fit with Advanced Audio Hands Free Cell Phone Kit P/N 76408-06.

MSRP US $149.95


  
  
 
 
 
 
 

[1sharprdkg]

Verdict still out on that product... you may want to read this thread - Instructions for the new GPS Interface Module before investing in it.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

May be what I need after the bugs are worked out. Thanks

[Fired00d]

Gary, isn't this what I said in the first place? Like I said, once you know there is the potential to have this product available, you are going to want to have it. Like I said, I'd wait a month or two until the MoCo gets their act together and makes this advertised product work the way it's claimed to. An alternative solution is to see what Jim Bliss has available. He was talking about a prototype being available in the not too distant future that may work with all Garmin products and not just firmware available from Harley.

AJ never disagreed w/that... first post and title was unclear (at least to me) as to what the OP was wanting. Then someone else was referring him (OP) to that product which we both know isn't working as advertised.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[Trey767]

May be what I need after the bugs are worked out. Thanks

Well I think they have it worked out, they are changing the I sheet. I got it to work now, if you get it ONLY the HD RoadTech has the softwear to mute the radio to make the GPS play it's commands. Two pin where incorrect on the I sheet.


Trey

[roadking71865]

Cellset will not work through the speakers.  Only through the headset.

[Trey767]

I have or had cellset on my bike, I put that piece of sh%t NIM on now. The only draw back with cellset is you have to use head phones if you don't mind it's great.

[Mac1842]

I purchased the Road Tech 660 and the Navigation interface module, I followed the directions exactly and went over it several times before I tried, does anyone know why the GPS does interupt the radio (a few seconds of silence), but the GPS commands do not come through the speakers. When I unplug the audio out, the command is audible from the gps.

[2harleys]

I purchased the Road Tech 660 and the Navigation interface module, I followed the directions exactly and went over it several times before I tried, does anyone know why the GPS does interupt the radio (a few seconds of silence), but the GPS commands do not come through the speakers. When I unplug the audio out, the command is audible from the gps.

Yes  Move the rocker switch that changes the speakers, near the ignition switch to the bottom position ( so the green light is on). I had the same problem hooking mine up.  Make sure the 19 and 31 pins are correct   READ EARLIER POSTINGS.