Is there any way to adjust this? Sometimes it's too soft, sometimes it's too loud. How do you control it?

 

It has an independent volume control. It's under a settings menu that you can navigate to when you're in the Nav system's menu. I'll look more when I'm in the car next.

 

Thanks Ive tried looking for it and couldnt find it. I know it's kind of dependant on the volume of the music, but I can turn the volume up on the music, and the nav system voice is super low. And then it will spit out another direction and its really loud what!

 

I looked earlier and found it. It was the "Volume" menu item on the main navigation page... You can't miss it, I promise. Just hit "NAVIGATION" and look around.

 

Ahh, haha Thanks. I wonder if there is the "autopilot" function in the nav voice system too or something along those lines. I'll go check it out tonight thanks Justin!

 

Found it thanks! MUCH better.

 

I guess that's something they decided to improve in the 997. My nav voice is adjusted by turning the volume control while the nav voice is speaking. No hidden menus.

 

Nice! Now that I know where the settings are, I have a lot of control over what I want to do.. but thats cool porsche addressed that in the 997!

 

Now that we're talking about navs, you know what I dont get? Why does Acura have such an awesome touch screen that comes standard... and the mighty Porsche still has the inferior dial wheel? Even in the new 997!

The way things are going, we're going to have to wait till the 998 to possibly get the touchscreen... 10 years behind others.

 

yea german cars arnt really known for intuitive electronics.

speakng of navs. how do you update the maps? is there a new CD porsche puts out every so often? how do you order it?

 

That's no excuse. They do every other aspect to the highest level, throw in a touch screen!

 

Yeah, but then people would complain about fingerprints.

 

Everyone touches my screen anyways, expecting a touchscreen ! lol

 

My 2004 Turbo Cab NAV volume is adjusted the same way, so it's nothing new.

- KJ