1. Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your NaviFly 7-inch Android Auto Radio. This multimedia player is specifically designed for Alfa Romeo 159, Brera, and Sportwagon vehicles, offering advanced features such as CarPlay, Android Auto, GPS navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, and FM radio. Please read this manual thoroughly before installation and use to ensure proper functionality and safety.
2. Package Contents
Please check the package carefully to ensure all items are present and undamaged.

Figure 2.1: Overview of included package contents.
- Main Head Unit (Machine)
- Power Cable
- RCA Cable
- Reversing Camera (Optional, may be included depending on package)
- GPS Antenna
- USB Cable (x2)
- Microphone (MIC)

Figure 2.2: Detailed view of included accessories.
3. Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | NaviFly |
| Operating System | Android |
| Display Size | 7 inches |
| Resolution | 1024*600 |
| RAM | 2 G |
| ROM | 64G |
| Max External Memory | 64G |
| Out Power | 4*45W |
| Voltage | 12 V |
| Din | Double Din |
| Interface | Plug to Plug |
| Is touch screen | Yes |
| Built-in Screen | Yes |
| Built-in DVD Player | No |
| Built-in CD player | No |
| Digital Media Format | Mp3, MP4, WMA, JPEG |
| Special Features | Built-In Speaker/Microphone, WiFi function, Support steering wheel control, Support 3G Network, Support 4G Network, Support Can-Bus, Built-in GPS, Charger, Mobile Phone, CarPlay, Android Auto, Reversing Input |
| Support | Steering wheel control, GPS Navigation, FM Radio, BT Function |
| Built-in | Carplay Android Auto |
| OSD Language | Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Arabic, Bulgarian, Polish, German, Russian, French, Filipino, Korean, Dutch, Czech, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Japanese, Slovak, THAI, Turkish, Hebrew, Spanish, Italian, English |
| Certification | CE |
| Material | Metal and Plastic |
| Item Size | 7 inch (192mm x 120mm) |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| High-concerned chemical | None |

Figure 3.1: Product dimensions (192mm width, 120mm height for 7-inch display).
4. Setup and Installation
4.1 Vehicle Compatibility
This NaviFly Android Auto Radio is designed to fit Alfa Romeo 159, Brera, and Sportwagon models. Before installation, please confirm that your car's dashboard size is compatible with the unit's dimensions (192mm x 120mm).

Figure 4.1: Dashboard compatibility check. Ensure your dashboard matches the compatible examples.
4.2 Wiring Diagram
Refer to the following diagram for connecting the main unit to your vehicle's electrical system and peripherals.

Figure 4.2: Rear view of the head unit showing power connector, audio/video multifunctional plug, USB ports (USB1, USB2), camera input, GPS antenna input, and radio antenna input. Note the CANBUS port for vehicles requiring it.
- Power Connector: Connect to your vehicle's power harness.
- Audio and Video Multifunctional Plug: Use the provided RCA cables for external audio/video input/output.
- USB Ports (USB1, USB2): For connecting USB devices, such as flash drives or optional accessories like DVR.
- Camera Input: Connect the reversing camera here.
- GPS Input: Connect the GPS antenna for navigation functionality.
- Radio Input: Connect your car's radio antenna.
- CANBUS: If your vehicle requires a CANBUS connection for steering wheel controls or other vehicle data, ensure the appropriate cable is used and connected to this port.
4.3 Optional Accessory Installation (Example: DVR)
Some optional accessories, like a DVR, require specific installation steps.

Figure 4.3: Installation steps for an optional DVR accessory. 1. Connect via USB Cable. 2. Access File Manager on the unit. 3. Install software (e.g., uCarDvr.apk). 4. DVR installed successfully.
- Connect the DVR to one of the USB ports on the head unit.
- Access the "File Manager" application on the head unit's screen.
- Locate and install the DVR software (e.g., "uCarDvr.apk").
- Once installed, the DVR functionality will be available.
5. Operating Instructions
5.1 Basic Operation and User Interface
The head unit features a user-friendly Android interface.

Figure 5.1: Example of the main menu interface, showing various applications like File Manager, Gallery, Car Info, Video, BT Music, and Settings.

Figure 5.2: Examples of different main menu themes and layouts available.
- Power On/Off: Press and hold the PWR button.
- Volume Control: Use the VOL knob on the front panel.
- Navigation: Tap icons on the touchscreen to launch applications.
- OSD Language: Navigate to Settings to change the display language. A wide range of languages is supported, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Slovak, Thai, Turkish, Hebrew, Arabic, and more.

Figure 5.3: Example of the OSD Language settings menu.
5.2 CarPlay and Android Auto
The unit supports both wireless and wired CarPlay and Android Auto functionalities.

Figure 5.4: CarPlay interface displayed on the head unit, showing common apps like Phone, Music, Maps, and Podcasts.
- Connect your smartphone via USB or wirelessly (if supported by your phone and the unit's specific configuration).
- Once connected, your phone's interface will be mirrored on the head unit, allowing access to navigation, music, calls, and messages.
5.3 Bluetooth Function (BT)
The built-in Bluetooth system allows for hands-free calling and music streaming.

Figure 5.5: Bluetooth interface showing options for BT music, syncing contacts, and synchronous call recording, with an example of an incoming call.
- Pair your mobile phone with the unit via Bluetooth settings.
- Enjoy hands-free dialing, answer calls, and stream BT music.
- Supports phonebook synchronization and displays caller ID.
5.4 GPS Navigation
Utilize the built-in global positioning system for accurate navigation.

Figure 5.6: GPS navigation display showing map, route, and real-time traffic conditions.
- The unit provides omni-directional map display and synchronous real-time traffic conditions.
- Ensure the GPS antenna is properly installed for optimal signal reception.
5.5 FM Radio
Access your favorite radio stations with the FM RDS radio tuner.

Figure 5.7: FM Radio interface with frequency display and station presets.
- Supports both automatic and manual station search.
- You can drag and drop station icons to customize your channel list.
5.6 Steering Wheel Control (SWC)
Control music and calls safely using your vehicle's steering wheel buttons.

Figure 5.8: Diagram illustrating how to configure steering wheel controls on the head unit.
- The head unit works with digital SWC.
- Access the SWC settings menu to program your steering wheel buttons for various functions (e.g., volume, track change, answer/end call).
5.7 Split Screen Functionality
Run two applications simultaneously on the screen for enhanced multitasking.

Figure 5.9: Split screen mode showing a map application and a music player running concurrently.
- Drag an app icon to one side of the screen to activate split-screen mode.
- Select another app to fill the remaining screen space.
5.8 Video Playback
Enjoy high-quality video playback directly on your head unit.

Figure 5.10: Example of 1080P video playback on the unit's display.
- The unit features a 1080P video decoder and True Color 24 HD-Display.
- Supports fluent playback of MP3, MP4, WMA, and JPEG formats from USB or SD storage.
6. Optional Accessories and Advanced Features
The NaviFly head unit supports various optional accessories to enhance your driving experience. These accessories are typically sold separately.

Figure 6.1: Overview of optional equipment including various cameras, OBD2 (WiFi), USB Carplay, TPMS, and tool kits.
6.1 Rear View Camera Input
Enhance parking safety with an optional rear view camera.

Figure 6.2: Diagram showing how the rear view camera automatically displays on the screen with parking lines when reversing.
- When the car is shifted into reverse gear, the unit will automatically switch to the back-up camera image view, often with parking guidelines.
- Ensure the camera is properly connected to the "Camera input" port on the back of the head unit.
6.2 ADAS DVR (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems Digital Video Recorder)
Improve driving safety with an optional ADAS DVR.

Figure 6.3: Illustration of ADAS DVR features including front vehicle distance prediction, anti-collision warning, and lane departure warning.
- The ADAS DVR can record driving footage and provide safety features such as front vehicle distance prediction, anti-collision warnings, and lane departure warnings.
- Connect the DVR via a USB port and install its dedicated software (refer to Section 4.3 for general DVR installation steps).
6.3 OBD II (On-Board Diagnostics)
Monitor your vehicle's performance and diagnostics with an optional OBD II device.

Figure 6.4: Display showing real-time vehicle data and fault codes via OBD II connection.
- With an OBD II device connected, you can monitor real-time data such as oil fuel speed, engine temperature, and retrieve fault codes from your vehicle's computer.
- The OBD II device typically connects wirelessly (e.g., via WiFi) to the head unit.
6.4 TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)
Keep track of your tire pressure and temperature with an optional TPMS.

Figure 6.5: TPMS interface displaying real-time tire pressure and temperature for each tire.
- After correctly installing the TPMS sensors in your car, the head unit will automatically monitor tire pressure and temperature, displaying real-time statistics.
6.5 DAB+ Radio
For improved radio quality, an optional DAB+ module can be connected.
- DAB+ (Digital Audio Broadcasting Plus) provides better sound quality and stronger signal reception in supported regions.
- A separate DAB+ USB adapter is required.
7. Maintenance
- Cleaning the Screen: Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the touchscreen. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Software Updates: Periodically check for software updates to ensure optimal performance and access to new features. Updates can usually be found in the system settings or on the manufacturer's website.
- General Care: Avoid exposing the unit to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight for prolonged periods, or excessive moisture.
8. Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Unit does not power on. | Loose power connection, blown fuse, vehicle battery issue. | Check power cable connections. Inspect vehicle fuses. Ensure car battery is charged. |
| No sound. | Volume too low, mute activated, incorrect audio source, loose speaker wires. | Increase volume. Check mute status. Select correct audio source. Verify speaker wire connections. |
| GPS signal lost or inaccurate. | GPS antenna improperly installed or obstructed. | Ensure GPS antenna has a clear view of the sky and is securely connected. |
| Bluetooth not connecting. | Device not in pairing mode, incorrect pairing code, interference. | Ensure both devices are in pairing mode. Re-enter pairing code. Try pairing in a different location. |
| Steering wheel controls not working. | Incorrect wiring, CANBUS not connected (if required), controls not programmed. | Verify SWC wiring. Ensure CANBUS is connected if your car needs it. Program controls in settings. |
| Touchscreen unresponsive. | Temporary software glitch, screen calibration issue. | Restart the unit. If issue persists, perform a factory reset (consult support if unsure). |
9. User Tips
- For optimal performance, ensure your unit's software is always up to date.
- When using navigation, consider downloading offline maps for areas with poor cellular reception.
- Regularly clear cache and unnecessary files from the Android system to maintain speed and responsiveness.
- If experiencing slow performance, try closing unused background applications.
10. Warranty and Support
Your NaviFly Android Auto Radio comes with a one-year warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers manufacturing defects and malfunctions under normal use.
For technical support, warranty claims, or any questions not covered in this manual, please contact your retailer or the NaviFly customer service.





