Hello! I've got Winca W2-RL1051 Android 9 Head Unit. Unfortunately I can use bluetooth connection with my iPhone only. OBDII adapters (I've tried four models) don't create a pair with it. Head unit finds it, requirea password, writes "Connect OK", but it doesn't work in Torque or Hobdrive. I hope the problem is in soft.
I attach HWGEtInfo.zip from my head unit. Can anyone tell me what to do?
Thanks in advance!
JimmyZ75 said:
Hello! I've got Winca W2-RL1051 Android 9 Head Unit. Unfortunately I can use bluetooth connection with my iPhone only. OBDII adapters (I've tried four models) don't create a pair with it. Head unit finds it, requirea password, writes "Connect OK", but it doesn't work in Torque or Hobdrive. I hope the problem is in soft.
I attach HWGEtInfo.zip from my head unit. Can anyone tell me what to do?
Thanks in advance!
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Based on the HWGetInfo you do have a FYT compatible unit.
Does the name of your OBD device start with OBD or Gooddriver? If yes, it should be able to pair. If your OBD device has a different name you can forget it (although you might still try #14 of my Q&A thread)
Secondly: These units are quite stupid. What is the pincode you need to pair your OBD? If it is different from the standard pin code (1234 I think) of your unit, then change the pin code of the unit to the OBD pin code.
First unpair your iphone (same for android phones btw) and completely forget it.
Then (try to) pair your OBD device.
Then pair your phone again.
JimmyZ75 said:
Hello! I've got Winca W2-RL1051 Android 9 Head Unit. Unfortunately I can use bluetooth connection with my iPhone only. OBDII adapters (I've tried four models) don't create a pair with it. Head unit finds it, requirea password, writes "Connect OK", but it doesn't work in Torque or Hobdrive. I hope the problem is in soft.
I attach HWGEtInfo.zip from my head unit. Can anyone tell me what to do?
Thanks in advance!
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try this video
Iraqmix68 said:
try this video
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Thank you. But this program doesn't see any bluetooth device in my case. Bad luck.
surfer63 said:
Based on the HWGetInfo you do have a FYT compatible unit.
Does the name of your OBD device start with OBD or Gooddriver? If yes, it should be able to pair. If your OBD device has a different name you can forget it (although you might still try #14 of my Q&A thread)
Secondly: These units are quite stupid. What is the pincode you need to pair your OBD? If it is different from the standard pin code (1234 I think) of your unit, then change the pin code of the unit to the OBD pin code.
First unpair your iphone (same for android phones btw) and completely forget it.
Then (try to) pair your OBD device.
Then pair your phone again.
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Thank you. The name of my device is 'OBDII". I tried, but it doesn't work. Maybe it's because of I don't know how to completely forget my iphone after unpairing. There ain't such option in Settings menu, Should I root my head unit?
JimmyZ75 said:
Should I root my head unit?
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No. rooting your unit doesn't make a difference at all.
Does your phone see it and can connect to it when you plug the OBD device in your car?
surfer63 said:
No. rooting your unit doesn't make a difference at all.
Does your phone see it and can connect to it when you plug the OBD device in your car?
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Yes, OBD device works ok with android phone and tablet. No problems at all.
Head unit can connect with phones only. It doesn't see another bluetooth devices (e.g. remote controller).
Settings -> Car settings -> Extra settings (password 123456) -> Config info ->
If the checkmark is in the BC6 checkbox, then you need to deactivate it and select BC8.
If BC8 is selected, then deactivate BC8 and change it to BC6, reboot the device,
jeev.ben said:
Settings -> Car settings -> Extra settings (password 123456) -> Config info ->
If the checkmark is in the BC6 checkbox, then you need to deactivate it and select BC8.
If BC8 is selected, then deactivate BC8 and change it to BC6, reboot the device,
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There's no such options in the settings of my head unit, alas.
Literally have the same problem with you bro.
My headunit is 8227L china crap
Literally having same issue and also 2 of my friend's with our new head unit.
My headunit is a RK3399 PX6 from Sygav.
Obd2 shows in bluetooth menu but won't connect ever after using code 0000 and 1234.
Have the same issue. Gave up, return all OBDII bt devices. I saw a video by Charlston. He said Bluetooth obdII has to be in top level. So if you have multiple devices, remove and forget them and put the OBDII first (first position). If you get it working than put your smart phone in. Will try to add his link.
Anyone have problems with the Rear Defroster/rear defogger not working? It worked with my original unit. Guessing the wirings incorrect on the new Allwinner T3 I bought. XRC-403 2019 04 12. Guessing that's the number on the back of the unit. I have a Single Zone.
Can you help me connect Bluetooth obd2 adapter with Nakamichi android car stereo. The Bluetooth settings in the unit does not have the option to change the password which is 0000.All my obd adapters use 1234.Please help.
Also the joying unit in my other car connects with adapters that only have obd2 as their internal name..
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Hi,
I've just purchased one of these head units for my car. I can connect my phone to it via Bluetooth just fine for calls and music, but I want to connect the head unit to my ODB2 bluetooth dongle so that I can create a Torque dashboard for it.
However, when I go to the general settings, Wifi is listed but Bluetooth is not. I've searched and searched but there is no way for me to connect the head unit to a Bluetooth device. I've tried various third party apps that claim they are able to enable Bluetooth and connect to devices, but they all just seem to hang when I try to enable Bluetooth. Tried a system reset too, but that Bluetooth option is still missing from the settings menu.
Please can anyone help?
G
I'm also interested in knowing this. Torque doesn't seem to detect my bluetooth ELM327 at all. I also attempted to connect a USB-based ELM327 module, and Torque seems to detect it, but it doesn't work beyond that, and the headunit gives me a low-power warning light.
Hi did you get anywhere with this I have the same problem can't get Bluetooth options to show
I have exactly the same problem. I'm running a PX5 unit from Witson. Custom built for a Koleos. MCU is not a standard MTC device. I have no bluetooth option available in the settings and the stock bluetooth app does not display any search option whatsoever. It seems that it broadcasts itself for other devices to detect it but you can't search for devices. Seems like they may be handling the bluetooth via the MCU directly and not via android which is strange because they openly claimed that this device was compatible with the OBD II dongle that I purchased. They even shipped it in the same package. Will keep looking and post if I find anything.
I had the same problem with a different Chinese head unit. Solved by buying a WiFi ELM327 dongle which connected fine with the head unit's built-in WiFi.
Update to my earlier post...I managed to get mine working over BT with the WITSON unit. In the end I had to disconnect my phone completely and reboot the unit. Then I found a search option on the dialer page. Searching found the OBD II module and I was able to pair with it. After I was paired with it I was able to add my phone again and both can run in parallel. I have not been able to test much but it seems like this continues to work until the unit goes into a deep sleep and shows the startup logo again. If that happens then I need to go through the learning process again. Meh...
Hi friend, just a question, in the dialer where did you find the search option I cant find it in my android radio??
If you have the swm 8802 you cannot connect to obd2 this requires bluetooth 4 and the 8802only support bluetooth 2
Always Connect ODB First
The ODB readers are a tad picky but they connect using the same menus as any other BT hardware (headset, speaker, etc). First, turn on the car ignition, do not start.
2. Make sure no other BT equipment is connected to the head unit or even on & near by.
Next, place the head unit in searching/Discovery mode and then & only then plug the ELM BT Module into the car ODB II Port. Most cars must be 96 & newer. 95 GM with for the plug but won't work. They're usually ODB 1.5, don't ask, your screwed.
Finally wait for the module to pop up and ask for the code, it's 1234 not 0000.
After your paired, THEN open Torque and let it connect. Don't start the vehicle till the car icon stops flashing.
You should be good to go from then on. If you ever have problems after that. Make sure the app is totally closed, force stop and then follow this procedure again.
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vincentstans said:
If you have the swm 8802 you cannot connect to obd2 this requires bluetooth 4 and the 8802only support bluetooth 2
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Mine connected no problem. Did it just like I do on my phone. I just got mine too though. Could be an update maybe
the original question wasn't answered and I have that problem too. I don't have a Bluetooth discovery/search option anywhere. the small bluetooth-like icon on the main panel just changes the color of the leds.
so can't connect new phone. although Bluetooth seems to be working, since an older phone, already paired, is still working.
Following this as my head unit is same. Theres no blietooth menu/option but it connects to a phone.
Ive tried a third party bluetooth manager but all that says is bluetooth disabled by admin??
A fix
That happened to me trying to add and ODB2 bt dongle. I had to use the app for bluetooth linking provided by the head unit. When I purchased the unit, I changed the bluetooth discovery and pairing code to 0000. Well, changing it to 1234 allowed me to add the ODB dongle.
I saw it on a YouTube video, and well, it worked for me. (And no, no native bluetooth option, came disabled for my unit as you said)
Hope it works for you too.
same problem with me
Hi sir did you found solution for this problem. I also have this problem with my native bluetooth. when i turn open system setting bluetooth missing. i try to open using shotcut and found shotcut to turn on bluetooth but when i turn on. it do nothing.
I can play music, make call using bluetooth app provide from head unit. Problem is i cant use it with OBD2 . same with your statement this bluetooth only stream signal to other. this Head unit cannot find other bluetooth.
Kindly please assist me. did this head unit still have hope to turn on native bluetooth or not. I still search many post regarding this issue. But issue bluetooth like this not many discussion.
Hello there,
My problem is some how different. My hu use the bluethoot to find the obd2 adapter but there is no dedicated pair button. I can pair my phone for calls and music but connecting from phone to hu.
My unit is a 8227l from seicane.
Has anyone any solution? Thank you!
blongro said:
Hello there,
My problem is some how different. My hu use the bluethoot to find the obd2 adapter but there is no dedicated pair button. I can pair my phone for calls and music but connecting from phone to hu.
My unit is a 8227l from seicane.
Has anyone any solution? Thank you!
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Change the pair code in the bluetooth custom app provided, to 1234 and try again.
I had this happen and I think I figured it out.... in factory settings there's an option to choose bluetooth connect automatically or with pin. I checked with pin and was able to pair. I think the options are reversed in the settings
I have the same problem i can't connect to the android 7.1 car head unit any more , the bluetooth setting is missing , the wifi settings appear but bluetooth doesn't appear any more
Anyone can help me to fix this issue please ?
Karemz said:
I have the same problem i can't connect to the android 7.1 car head unit any more , the bluetooth setting is missing , the wifi settings appear but bluetooth doesn't appear any more
Anyone can help me to fix this issue please ?
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I bought a bluetooth usb adapter and I can't select it on the system. I think this would be the way out, but we need to replace the driver inside android. Does anyone have any ideas?
venomrocha said:
I bought a bluetooth usb adapter and I can't select it on the system. I think this would be the way out, but we need to replace the driver inside android. Does anyone have any ideas?
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I have a Teyes Spro with the same Bluetooth issues as most on this post describe. Did you find an answer to your usb adaptor to solve the Bluetooth problem? I was told to add a line to the config.txt file but cannot locate where to access that to add it.
Bought a Teyes Spro headunit and I have a problem with Bluetooth discovery on my obd II and tpms modules. Does anyone know what is in the "Developer" tab? It is password protected not accessible. The 168 factory access code does not work for it. Anyone know the password?
So I have an ODB2 dongle, but won't connect with my head unit. Dongle is like a decade old, so have been thinking of replacing it. I see some have it you set the conneciton pairing # to 1234 on the Head Unit. The head units I've had when yoiu click search, then connect to ODB2, no dialog box pops up to enter pairing mode. So does anyone have a dongle that works with these type of head units?
My universal android head unit here >>> https://www.ebay.com/itm/402340286258
Won't let me connect my ELM327 connect do you know of a fix ? Maybe a Wi-Fi/Bluetooth USB Dongle ?
hello to all
i have enable the OBD present on my unit and added to the connector. it is connected by bluetooth (or i should connect by usb)?
altough i cannot pair it i think
is there any procedure to correctly do it?
thanks
It should work with bluetooth but you have to pair it through the OBD app not the Android settings menu.
nic2k said:
It should work with bluetooth but you have to pair it through the OBD app not the Android settings menu.
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thanks @nic2k i do not have acess to bluetooth settings...only phone bluetooth on my device. what do you suggest?
thanks
mclaudio said:
hello to all
i have enable the OBD present on my unit and added to the connector. it is connected by bluetooth (or i should connect by usb)?
altough i cannot pair it i think
is there any procedure to correctly do it?
thanks
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go to my thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...china-head-unit-8227l-obd-connection-t3990607
Px6 rk3399 obd
HI All,
I just installed this unit. ( sorry, will not allow me to post link)
Android9 13.6" Tesla style Car No DVD Player GPS Navigation For Ford Mondeo Fusion MK5 2017+ radio tape recorder multimedia unit
There is a setting for Speed+ Rotation. which does not seem to work, I have tried several possibilities but can't get it to work. I am of the understanding the the OBD Plug is connected to the ECU under the dash. There are only 2 pins on the plug from the Head unit. Is there an additional setting or perhaps i'm missing something.
I just bought this Android 10 head unit from eBay, which claims OBDII support, and even shows a ELM327 Bluetooth scanner in the description. I have that exact same scanner. Problem is, I have no idea how to connect it to this unit. The seller isn't helping. I think it's a language issue, because he keeps answering in ways that have noting to do with my question.
If I go to Bluetooth, there is no option to list Bluetooth devises. I can connect my phone via Bluetooth without any problems, because I do that on my phone's end first. But with the ELM327, I can't do that (there are no buttons on it, you just plug it in). I need to do it from the head unit first, but there is no options that I can see. I installed Torque, but it won't work without first pairing the ELM327.
I know the ELM327 works for a fact in my car's OBDII. The pull-down menu doesn't list Bluetooth devices either. If I go into Settings/Bluetooth, the only options are auto connect and auto answer. Is this an Android 10 problem? Am I over-looking something? Please help. I may have to return it for false advertising.
Try going into the extra settings with pin 8888 206 5678 and under one of the menus you can select other options to put on your menu screen. Look for obd and select that. You can then pair from this
Gregg1 said:
Try going into the extra settings with pin 8888 206 5678 and under one of the menus you can select other options to put on your menu screen. Look for obd and select that. You can then pair from this
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How do you go into extra settings? I've looked everywhere, does it specifically say "extra settings"?
Could this menu be it?
The little settings cog on that screen. Press that and enter one of the codes. Probably 8888. In this menu you need to find the options to add to your menu screen. You need ‘obd’
That’s how I did it
I have a similar question as well, i have been in my extra settings and I cant find any bluetooth
Gregg1 said:
The little settings cog on that screen. Press that and enter one of the codes. Probably 8888. In this menu you need to find the options to add to your menu screen. You need ‘obd’
That’s how I did it
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Thank you so much, it worked! There are so many extra hidden settings in there. Anything else useful?
ChiefWilNel said:
I have a similar question as well, i have been in my extra settings and I cant find any bluetooth
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If your referring to pairing to an obd device then you need to add ‘obd’ to your menu screen. I’m not sure which setting it’s under, if you have a look through you’ll find it
Gregg1 said:
If your referring to pairing to an obd device then you need to add ‘obd’ to your menu screen. I’m not sure which setting it’s under, if you have a look through you’ll find it
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honestly I could careless about the odb2 I am just trying to connect different things to my unit, i tried headphones, odbii and the main thing I want connected is vero vn7500..its a ham radio
The question I think we should all be asking is, what version of Elm 327 does our head units require, and what version does our OBDii supply. Is it, ELM 327 V1.4, V1.5, V2.1, etc. I've read that V2.1 doesn't work well. Also, my phone uses BLE 4.0. That seems to work with my ELM 327 OBDII from Obdation. Here's a blog: https://blog.caristaapp.com/the-truth-about-obd-adapters-e98ddf022bf8 Both the article and the store I bought the elm 327 mini says something about Low Power. Well, the BLE 4.0 is Low Power. How can we determine if the Head unit, app and elm 327 supports low power or not?
screenprintr said:
The question I think we should all be asking is, what version of Elm 327 does our head units require, and what version does our OBDii supply. Is it, ELM 327 V1.4, V1.5, V2.1, etc. I've read that V2.1 doesn't work well. Also, my phone uses BLE 4.0. That seems to work with my ELM 327 OBDII from Obdation. Here's a blog: https://blog.caristaapp.com/the-truth-about-obd-adapters-e98ddf022bf8 Both the article and the store I bought the elm 327 mini says something about Low Power. Well, the BLE 4.0 is Low Power. How can we determine if the Head unit, app and elm 327 supports low power or not?
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That's not correct.
The truth about OBD adapters is not in that blog. These obd adapters are knock offs, using stolen IP/code.
The real issue is that the head unit resellers code code the units to require a specific obd knock off adapter that they sell.
New member, the information is covered in the forums, we can chose to read it, or not.
marchnz said:
That's not correct.
The truth about OBD adapters is not in that blog. These obd adapters are knock offs, using stolen IP/code.
The real issue is that the head unit resellers code code the units to require a specific obd knock off adapter that they sell.
New member, the information is covered in the forums, we can chose to read it, or not.
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MarchNZ, thank you for your comment. I stand corrected. So, what's our recourse? Do we buy better products, root the device or give in to the cheap suppliers? While I've been researching the cause and fix of this problem, I went back to the supplier and asked how much their obdii adapter is. Honestly I bought an obdii from Obdation for $10. Bought the HU for $179 (dashradio on eBay). They want me to buy their obdii adapter for $69.00. The picture looks exactly the same. Have no way of knowing what's on their obdii. Is their away to see what's on it, like an Eprom reader or something?
Already ordered VieCar BlueTooth 4.0 Dual obdii adapter. My guess, which is probably pretty good, that won't work either. Thanks in advance for everyone's advice!
screenprintr said:
MarchNZ, thank you for your comment. I stand corrected. So, what's our recourse? Do we buy better products, root the device or give in to the cheap suppliers? While I've been researching the cause and fix of this problem, I went back to the supplier and asked how much their obdii adapter is. Honestly I bought an obdii from Obdation for $10. Bought the HU for $179 (dashradio on eBay). They want me to buy their obdii adapter for $69.00. The picture looks exactly the same. Have no way of knowing what's on their obdii. Is their away to see what's on it, like an Eprom reader or something?
Already ordered VieCar BlueTooth 4.0 Dual obdii adapter. My guess, which is probably pretty good, that won't work either. Thanks in advance for everyone's advice!
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Genuine type OBD adapters exist, such as an OBDLINK type, SX = USB or LX = BT.
They may not work with cheap Chinese origin greybox Android head units without mods.
My unit is an MTCD type, using a USB OBDLink SX (USB), connects every-time and is blazing fast. The SX also works but is not as fast or reliable to connect.
More on fake ELM327 knock offs here: https://timyouard.wordpress.com/201...-counterfeit-elm327-obdii-adapter-from-china/
Hi, merry christmas to all!
I have a similar problem.
I am trying to install a Android 10 10" radio in my car.
The seller (CN) has no idea (they only want to sell, my guess)
I can't get any OBD dongle paired with the radio.
I found the hidden settings for BT by using the search bar in settings,
I set the code from 0000 to 1234, also unmarked the "auto connect" so I get the code input requester.
But while I am typing in the code, it disapears and tells me, code is not correct.
You can try it as fast you want, also to the point you only have to klick "ok" --- but it will not work.
I also tried a USB keyboard, so that onscreen keyboard will not interrupt.
Didn't help.
I show it in the video
Does anyone an idea? A special App?
Why do they make it so hard? They know, that many people want to use the Android device like it is able as a phone or tablet, specialy in a car with a OBD2.
IMO that’s deliberate with a bad mind making it harder and harder to use and config a system.
Then we also don't need the Playstore anymore, just bloodware the derives and the user has to eat it like it is. We are closer and closer to this situations.
What do the developer think? ANdroid is gettig worse and worse in the free usability.
Btw. my dongels I own myself:
- KONNWEI KW902
- vgate iCar Pro OBD2 Bluetooth 4.0(BLE)
And they work with all phones, tablets, laptops - also with DDT4ALL and other programs with no problems.
THANKS!
I have same issue with android 11
and secret menu code 000000 does not open with my unit
I have found now this APK
Bluetooth Force Pin Pair (Conn – Apps bei Google Play
Solve some Bluetooth pairing connect problems such as: Get the error wrong pin..
play.google.com
Great
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I found this APK now:
Bluetooth Force Pin Pair (Conn - Apps on Google Play
Solve some Bluetooth pairing connect problems such as: Get the error wrong pin..
play.google.com
but but only fakes to work. At the end it also doesn't work.
nobody an idea?
I used this
Bluetooth Pair - Apps on Google Play
Bluetooth pairing - automated. Simply turn on Bluetooth and connect!
play.google.com
Even though my car doesn't seem to be connected or at least doesn't show it in the bar the odb2 works with the torque pro app.
And the only way I could reach the Bluetooth settings was with a Menu entry in the fcc launchers settings...
But that didn't help either because I didn't even get a "enter pairing code" prompt.
maybe that helps too...
Fcc Car Launcher - Apps on Google Play
Car Launcher for Android Head Units, tablets and phones
play.google.com
Last week a friend was on visit, I tested his OBD dongle, that is an older version but worked!
I ordered the successor modell, https://www.pearl.de/a-NX3014-1523.shtml but it doesn't work...
I am getting mad with this ..........
These Apps also don't help in any way, as the system behind can't understand the dongles.
Is this the product of incompetence from the Android Developer or did the Chinese srew it up?
Gregg1 said:
The little settings cog on that screen. Press that and enter one of the codes. Probably 8888. In this menu you need to find the options to add to your menu screen. You need ‘obd’
That’s how I did it
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Thanks! This worked for me and I'd like to add on that I was not using the default launcher and the obd icon was not appearing. Switched back to the stock launcher and it was there.
having trouble connecting the Bluetooth to car
Keep giving me " no compatible device was found " in the car side and "connection time out" the Android side
Car is Mercedes GL 2013
Android 10 head unit from China
Photos attached
Not Android Auto, requested move to Android head units forum.
You might find out what unit you have and search for topics from the MCU version of the head unit.
Ahmed_1225 said:
having trouble connecting the Bluetooth to car
Keep giving me " no compatible device was found " in the car side and "connection time out" the Android side
Car is Mercedes GL 2013
Android 10 head unit from China
Photos attached
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You can´t connect to the car BT-Device.
There is only the possibility to connect to a phone with activated BT on it.
rigattoni said:
You can´t connect to the car BT-Device.
There is only the possibility to connect to a phone with activated BT on it.
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Thank you,
a bit strange ! I wanted to transfer the audio to the car through Bluetooth instead of the AUX cable
Any software modification possible?
Ahmed_1225 said:
Thank you,
a bit strange ! I wanted to transfer the audio to the car through Bluetooth instead of the AUX cable
Any software modification possible?
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No, BT is not possible to modify.
You just can connect to OBD devices (some at least) and phones.
I could not even connect to OBD devices.. tried two OBD devices !
I managed to connect my phone only
Ahmed_1225 said:
I could not even connect to OBD devices.. tried two OBD devices !
I managed to connect my phone only
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You need to delete all connections on the radio and the connection to the unit on your phone.
After that has been done, reboot phone and deactivate BT on your phone.
Reboot the head unit and first of all, bond the OBD device. Take care that the pin code is set correctly on your unit. It´s almost 0000 or 1234.
When you finished bonding your OBD, connect your phone.
It works only in this order.
rigattoni said:
You need to delete all connections on the radio and the connection to the unit on your phone.
After that has been done, reboot phone and deactivate BT on your phone.
Reboot the head unit and first of all, bond the OBD device. Take care that the pin code is set correctly on your unit. It´s almost 0000 or 1234.
When you finished bonding your OBD, connect your phone.
It works only in this order.
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Thanks for the answer , yet I tried it and did not work too