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Hi! Has anyone ever installed the Android GPS Car stereo? I want to buy one and install in my 300. How about the Seicane Android car stereo?
What year of your car?Hi! Has anyone ever installed the Android GPS Car stereo? I want to buy one and install in my 300. How about the Seicane Android car stereo?
Cool!All done. Just added my Infinity Basslink sub to it.
Pink Floyd requires a certain level of depth and a wide frequency range to do it any justice.
I've known other people who have had android headunits in colder climates that never had a problem with the cold.Cool!
Few questions:
A) Does it work with factory Boston amplifier? What about fader and balance?
B) And do ou have EVIC? Does it show radio stations? Or even turns, when navigating?
C) Does that radio take long time to start up? 20 seconds maybe? Or can you listen it immediately, when you power it. The menu options in the evic will still work for checking tire pressure, oil and the rest.
I'm interested of that radio also, but I wonder how it works in a Winter time. I'm from northern Europe.
Hi Antti,Cool!
Few questions:
A) Does it work with factory Boston amplifier? What about fader and balance?
B) And do ou have EVIC? Does it show radio stations? Or even turns, when navigating?
C) Does that radio take long time to start up? 20 seconds maybe? Or can you listen it immediately, when you power it.
I'm interested of that radio also, but I wonder how it works in a Winter time. I'm from northern Europe.
Bill, how'd you get the OBD data on screen? I have a Pioneer 4200nex and absent downloading ar unchained from a user at xda, I haven't figured out a way to get obd2 data to display on the Pioneer's screen. Are you using a feature that is associated with the specific head unit you have? Thanks in advance.Hi Antti,
It looks like I the the same unit,
A) Yes, it works perfectly. fader works in one direction only, left right, for some reason.
I have the 7 speaker system with subwoofer. There is a separate slider or Subwoofer beside EQ. actually you should left he bass in EQ at bottom quarter for best oud quality, when subwoofer s in use.
B) EVIC doesn't show that info. least in my 2005 model.
C) Actual boot time in this 8 core system is about 30s but radio will work almost instant.
Works just fine in low temperatures.
Here is a photo o my system
Most of the name brand androids do not support connecting to an obd2 adapter.
The cheap ones on ebay have basically been prototypes, and the name brand manufacturers have been slowly picking up on options for them.
Yeah, I have the OBD plugged into the port, but as Bill suggested, my Pioneer HU likely doesn't support it.Hi,
I'm not Bill, I'm J-P
You'll need to connect a bluetooth OBD box to OBD port. Mine cost around 20$
J-P
I tried using Dash Command via App Radio, but this was a while ago so I've forgotten what I actually did. Maybe I'll try again this weekend.Hi,
Have you installed the Torque app? It reads the OBD data via bluetooth.
BTW, Bill, do you have "Auto Settings" app in your head unit?
Does it work? If I click it, it just says "no settings"
Auto Settings icon attached as a picture.
J-P
Dash command is very picky about what obd2 adapters that it will work with. I tried several cheap ebay ones before I said screw it, and bought a good one for about 50 bucks that worked with it.I tried using Dash Command via App Radio, but this was a while ago so I've forgotten what I actually did. Maybe I'll try again this weekend.