Manufacturer of aftermarket car audio systems, multimedia players, and automotive accessories including Android/CarPlay stereo units and backup cameras.
UNITOPSCI is a consumer electronics brand specializing in automotive entertainment and safety systems. The brand offers a wide variety of aftermarket car stereos, featuring single and double DIN head units equipped with modern interface technologies such as Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Mirror Link. These multimedia players are designed to upgrade older vehicle dashboards with touchscreen capabilities, GPS navigation, and Bluetooth connectivity.
In addition to head units, UNITOPSCI produces vehicle-specific audio solutions for makes like Honda, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Subaru, ensuring seamless integration with factory panels. Their product portfolio supports driver safety through compatible backup camera systems and dash cams, making advanced vehicle technology accessible for DIY installers and audio enthusiasts.
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Connect your iPhone to the unit using an original USB data cable. Ensure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled on your phone. The system should automatically prompt you to start CarPlay once connected via Bluetooth or USB, depending on the model.
This usually indicates a wiring issue. Check that the camera is receiving power and that the video cable is securely plugged into the CAM-IN port. Additionally, ensure the pink reversing trigger wire on the radio harness is connected to the positive wire of the car's reverse light.
Check the wiring harness connections. The red wire must connect to the ignition (ACC) power source, and the yellow wire must connect to the battery's constant positive pole. Also, inspect the fuse located on the back of the unit or in your vehicle's fuse box.
Some UNITOPSCI manuals note that certain Huawei models may not support Android Auto connectivity due to software restrictions. Standard Android phones must have the Android Auto app installed and Google services enabled.
Locate the 'RST' or 'RES' hole on the front panel. Use a paperclip or thin object to press the button inside gently. This will reboot the system and may resolve freezing or software glitches.