ALLGIG from NAV-TV www.NAV-TV.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Boca Raton, Florida, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 3, 2012 -- The ALLGIG-USB by NAV-TV is an OEM integration kit, available now for Chrysler's MyGIG radio, Capable of multiple features including Adding a backup camera, FLIR or peripheral camera, Bluetooth, additional A/V source, Rear screen output, Video in Motion aka DVD Bypass and NAV in motion.

Enables viewing of factory DVD or VES display in motion, also known as "Video in Motion" or a "DVD Bypass".

Allows setting of navigation destinations without stopping the vehicle. (On navigation equipped MyGIG radios.)

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The following features are available with the purchase of optional components:
Enables automatic backup camera input when in reverse. (Requires AV harness + Camera)
Enables VES Emulation mode for auxiliary audio/video input. (Requires AV harness)
Enables a video output to display built-in DVD image on aftermarket monitor(s). (Requires AV harness)
Enables a full-time video input for a front or rear camera or FLIR night-vision system. (Requires AV harness)
Enables Bluetooth and voice recognition on RER radios. (Requires microphone assembly)
Enables an external navigation display input for international use. (Requires AV harness)

The AllGIG A/V harness is required to add an audio/video input, backup/front camera input and/or a DVD output for a MyGIG radio, when used in conjunction with the NAV-TV AllGIG module.

Note that if the vehicle already has A/V input jacks, backup camera and/or additional factory-installed screens, then this cable will not enable a second set of those inputs/outputs. In other words, if the vehicle already has a set of A/V input jacks, then this harness will not enable a second A/V input.

More information can be found online at http://www.nav-tv.com

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