BQCC specializes in aftermarket car audio and multimedia solutions, including Android car stereos, MP5 players, and portable smart screens compatible with CarPlay and Android Auto.
BQCC is a manufacturer of automotive electronics designed to upgrade and modernize in-vehicle entertainment systems. The brand offers a diverse range of products, including double-DIN Android car stereos, single-DIN MP5 players, and portable multimedia screens that mount to dashboards or windshields. These devices typically feature high-definition touchscreens, Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free calling and music streaming, and support for GPS navigation systems.
A key focus of BQCC products is smartphone integration, with many models offering wireless and wired support for Apple CarPlay and iOS MirrorLink, as well as Android Auto. The product line allows drivers to access navigation apps, messages, and media directly from the head unit. Additionally, BQCC units often support vehicle-specific features such as reversing camera inputs, steering wheel controls, and FM radio transmission, making them a popular choice for DIY car audio enthusiasts looking to enhance older vehicles with modern technology.
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For many BQCC Android and MP5 units, the system factory setting password is commonly '113266'. If this does not work, consult the specific user manual for your model.
Check the wiring connections. The yellow wire (B+) must be connected to a constant 12V power source (battery), the red wire (ACC) to the ignition switch, and the black wire directly to the ground (negative). If only two wires are connected or the fuse is blown, the unit will not power on.
Connect the camera's video output (yellow RCA) to the 'CAM IN' or 'Rear Camera' port on the radio. Connect the pink 'Reverse' or 'Back' control wire from the radio harness to the positive wire of the car's reverse light inside the trunk.
This can happen if the voltage is unstable or if there is a wiring error. Ensure the blue 'Antenna Power' wire is not incorrectly connected to the main power line. Verify that your power supply delivers a stable 12V-5A or greater.
First, turn on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your iPhone. Pair your phone with the BQCC unit via Bluetooth. Once paired, the unit should automatically initiate the CarPlay interface via Wi-Fi transmission.