2009 Acura CSX Base, StandardFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Save Users Memory

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NOTE: If the HDD is good, transfer it to the new audio-navigation unit If the HDD is NG, try this procedure to see if you can recover some information can be recovered

When replacing the audio-navigation unit, this function allows the dealer to transfer the client's personal data to the new audio-navigation unit The transferred information includes their Setup settings, and personal addresses The dealer inserts a USB memory device into the USB jack, and then selects the Save Users Memory function The two functions in this diagnostic screen are EXPORT and IMPORT EXPORT saves the client's data to the USB memory device, and IMPORT moves the USB memory device files to the new audio-navigation unit.

Fig 1: Screen Display - Save Users Memory
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  1. Select EXPORT button to move the client's data from the original audio-navigation unit to the USB memory Select YES on the Export User Data Confirmation screen The process takes only a couple of seconds The system stores DAT files on the USB memory
    NOTE: If the EXPORT button is grayed out, check the USB jack connector.
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