Jakiii

This is my '04 Civic. I have problems with XP Standby vs. Powermate. I've tried the 2.0 Beta drivers on Griffin's site, no better. Currently I'm using the older drivers. The powermate works well on restart, but never comes out of standby.

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Darkman613

Can the PowerMate be configures to navigate though the menu buttons on the DigitalFX/RR interface?

Dan95five0

any more pics of the powermate installs?

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95 Mustang 5.0
Custom Case, VIA m10000, 512 MB, 80gig, M2-ATX, Slot Load DVD, 7" LCD Touchscreen

80% done

krnpimpsta

Here's mine.. not really integrated. Future plan is to redo the dash and put in a PR-1000.

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2008 Mustang GT CarPC

krnpimpsta

Yes, it can, but you wouldn't want to. If you didn't want to use a touchscreen, the next best thing would be a space navigator.

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2008 Mustang GT CarPC

gjuu

BMW E30 iDrive

WuNgUn

What did you use to attach it? What sticks to that silicone base?

WuNgUn

What did you use to attach it? What sticks to that silicone base?

JimmyFitz

I tried glueing the base. Once the glue was dry, the whole thing came off the dash in my hand when I went to use it. I removed the silicone base and there was a clear hard plastic base underneath. I glued again and it stuck. That isn't my pic you were looking at but he probably did the same.

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2002 T-Bird, Via SP13000, Travla C158, M1-ATX, 1GB RAM, 120GB 2.5" drive, SlimSlot DVD-RW, XP, RR, Winamp, Xenarc 700TSV, HTC Touch PPC/Phone, BU-353 GPS/iG3, Elmscan OBDII, Griffin PowerMate, 2 Blaupunkt amps, Polk spkrs, 5 sec startup/STR
~Jimmy

WuNgUn

I got'tcha...just yanked the sil base off mine...
I wonder if a suction-cup would attach to the base fairly permanently? I don't really have a flat area to glue the Powermate to, but a thru hole directly behind it...
I could grab onto the suction-cup thru it maybe...

Or super-glue a nylon or plastic nut to the base!!
Super-glue works super on plastic to plastic