BQCC 10.26" Multimedia Car MP5 Player User Manual

1. Product Overview

The BQCC 10.26" Multimedia Car MP5 Player is a portable in-dash device designed to enhance your driving experience with smart connectivity and multimedia features. It supports wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, Mirrorlink, Bluetooth music and calls, and includes a built-in driving recorder.

2. Specifications

Package Dimensions:

• Length: 28 cm
• Width: 11 cm
• Height: 14 cm
• Weight: 0.86 kg

3. Setup

3.1 Power Supply

The device is powered by 5V USB. To operate, insert the USB plug into the cigarette lighter car charger. The car charger supports an input voltage of DC 12-24V and provides an output of DC 5V 2.1A.

3.2 Bluetooth Pairing

Before using wireless CarPlay or Android Auto, you must pair your phone via Bluetooth.

1. Power on the MP5 player.
2. On your mobile phone, enable Bluetooth and search for devices.
3. Locate the device named "SWL-BT" and click to connect.
4. If prompted, enter the PIN: "0000" or "1234".

3.3 Reversing Camera Connection

The reversing video input can be connected via an RCA adapter cable. When a signal is detected at this port, the display will automatically show the reversing camera image. The reversing camera is purchased separately.

4. Operating Instructions

4.1 Wireless CarPlay

CarPlay allows you to mirror your iPhone's screen to the MP5 player, enabling control from both devices.

1. Ensure both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled on your iPhone.
2. Connect your iPhone to the device via Bluetooth (PIN: 0000). The device will automatically enter the CarPlay interface.

Note: The CarPlay signal is transmitted via Wi-Fi. If the Bluetooth function is turned off, the connection will still transmit normally. To disconnect CarPlay, disconnect from the Wi-Fi connection in your phone's WLAN interface.

4.2 Wireless Android Auto

Android Auto allows you to use your Android phone's functions on the MP5 player's screen.

1. Ensure both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled on your Android phone.
2. Connect your Android phone to the device via Bluetooth (PIN: 0000). The device will automatically enter the Android Auto interface.

Note: The Android Auto signal is transmitted via Wi-Fi. If the Bluetooth function is turned off, the connection will still transmit normally. To disconnect Android Auto, disconnect from the Wi-Fi connection in your phone's WLAN interface.

4.3 Android Mirrorlink (Wireless)

Android Mirrorlink supports transferring video, audio, and pictures from your Android phone to the car player via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

1. Scan the QR code provided in the original manual to download the Mirrorlink APK.
2. Install and open the APK on your Android phone.
3. Enable floating window permission for the APK on your phone.
4. Connect your phone's Bluetooth to the device (name: SWL-BT, PIN: 0000).
5. Enter your phone's WLAN interface, navigate to Advanced Settings (swipe to the bottom), and select WLAN Direct Connection.
6. Choose the Wi-Fi signal named "carplay_wifi_xxxx".
7. Wait for approximately 5 seconds for a window to pop up on your phone, then click "Start Now".
8. Screen projection should now be successful.

4.4 Audio Output Methods

The device offers three methods for audio output:

1. FM Signal Transmission:
   • Adjust your car's original radio to an empty channel (e.g., 92.3MHz) to avoid interference.
   • Set the MP5 player's FM transmission frequency to match your car's radio frequency (e.g., 92.3MHz).
   • The sound will then be transmitted through your car's speakers.
2. Built-in Speakers / Bluetooth Audio Output:
   • The default audio output is through the device's built-in speakers.
   • To switch to your phone's Bluetooth audio output, click the 'BT' icon on the device. This will connect your phone's Bluetooth directly to your car's original player for audio output.
3. AUX Line Output:
   • Connect an AUX cable from the device to your car's original player to transmit audio.

4.5 Multimedia Playback

The device supports playing music, videos, and displaying pictures from a USB flash disk (Type-C port). Simply plug and play.

Product demonstration video showing CarPlay, Android Auto, Mirrorlink, Bluetooth music/calls, USB media playback, reversing camera, and driving recorder functions.

4.6 Driving Recorder

The dash cam features a built-in camera. When a TF card is inserted, it will automatically begin recording and save videos to the TF card.

Note: The TF card is exclusively for storing and playing back driving recorder footage. Music playing software cannot access this card slot.

4.7 Standby Mode

To enter standby mode:

• If the device has physical buttons, press a physical button to turn off the screen.
• If there are no physical buttons, click the sun icon in the upper left area of the main menu page. Click once to change it to a moon icon (low brightness mode), and another click will turn off the screen.

5. Maintenance

• Bracket Adhesion: When attaching the bracket, ensure the sticky position is clean and dry to prevent bubbles and unstable adhesion, especially in high temperatures.
• FM Signal Quality: If you experience poor FM transmission signal or noise, ensure your car radio is properly repaired, the antenna is connected, and the wiring harness is organized to avoid interference in the frequency band.
• USB Storage: For optimal performance with USB music and video playback, use 8GB or 16GB TF cards and USB devices. Format storage devices to FAT32 and use common multimedia file formats.

6. Troubleshooting

1. Bluetooth not working properly: Delete the paired "SWL-BT" from your mobile phone, then re-search and connect.
2. Cannot automatically connect with CarPlay or Android Auto:
   • Set CarPlay or Android Auto as the default connection mode in the Phonelink settings interface.
   • Ensure Wi-Fi is enabled on your mobile phone. Once Bluetooth is connected, it should automatically jump to the CarPlay or Android Auto interface.
3. Low music or phone call volume: Press and hold your finger on the top of the screen and slide down to pull down the status bar. Adjust the playback volume. During a call, return to the main interface and pull down the status bar to adjust the call volume.
4. Unable to remember time, date, or settings: The device does not have a built-in battery. Time and date will automatically update after connecting to your mobile phone via Bluetooth.
5. Cannot play USB music and video: Use 8G or 16G TF cards and USB devices. Some large-capacity storage devices may not be supported. Format storage devices to FAT32. Use common multimedia file formats if encoding formats are not recognized.
6. FM transmitter has poor signal or noise interference: If the FM transmission signal is poor, repair your car radio, plug in the antenna, and organize the wiring harness to avoid interference.
7. Wireless CarPlay often disconnects or doesn't work: When connecting to CarPlay, do not connect your phone to other wireless networks to avoid disconnection.
8. Bracket is not strong, suction cup adhesion is insufficient, or unstable at high temperatures: Ensure the sticky position is clean and dry to prevent bubbles and unstable adhesion.
9. Bluetooth is out of sync, caller cannot hear sound, or there is noise: Ensure the device's microphone position is not blocked by foreign objects.
10. Does this product have a built-in battery? No, for environmental reasons.
11. No sound from the device: Confirm if the FM transmitter function is turned on. When FM transmitter is active, the built-in speaker is turned off.
12. Does the device support a reversing camera? Yes, it has an AV IN port for external AV input.
13. Will the product consume electricity? Power consumption depends on whether the car engine is on. When the engine is on, power comes from the generator, not the battery, so it won't affect battery power.

7. User Tips

• For the best audio experience, experiment with all three audio output methods (FM, Bluetooth, AUX) to find the one that provides the clearest sound in your vehicle.
• Always ensure your phone's Wi-Fi is on when using wireless CarPlay or Android Auto for a stable connection, even if Bluetooth is the primary pairing method.
• Regularly check the microphone for any obstructions to ensure clear Bluetooth call quality.
• When using a TF card for the driving recorder, remember it's separate from the multimedia storage. Use a dedicated TF card for recording.

8. Warranty and Support

For detailed information regarding product warranty and support, please refer to the official documentation provided by BQCC. A PDF version of the user manual is available for download at the following link: BQCC 10.26" Multimedia Car MP5 Player User Manual (PDF).

For any further assistance or technical inquiries, please contact BQCC customer support.