Pyle PLDNAND623

Introduction

This unit is based on the Android 4.4.4 platform. In addition to the standard applications provided, users can download and install thousands of other apps. Please note that not all third-party apps are compatible with this platform. For any compatibility issues with a third-party app, please contact the app provider. For operation instructions of a specific third-party app, also contact the app provider. Pyle is not responsible for any problems arising from third-party apps.

To fully enjoy the unit's features, along with proper and safe operation, please read this manual thoroughly before use. It is crucial to understand and follow all system warnings and precautions. Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. For service, repair, or technical support, contact your dealer or an authorized repair center.

Contents

• Precautions
• Installation Guide
• Installing Steering Wheel Control
• Remote Control
• Front Panel and Buttons
• Turning Power On
• Graphics User Interface
• Settings
• Set Time
• Sound
• Aux
• Calendar
• Calculator
• EQ
• Radio
• SD
• USB
• Video
• Wallpaper
• Third Party Apps
• Troubleshooting
• Wiring
• DVD Playback
• Bluetooth
• How to access internet
• Vehicle Blackbox DVR
• Installation
• Phone Link Software

Note: Pyle Audio is committed to improving customer experience and receiver features. Specifications and user interface are subject to change. System descriptions reflect features at the current production period. Pyle reserves the right to change terms, specifications, features, and descriptions at any time. For questions, comments, or concerns, visit www.Pyleusa.com.

Compatibility

This unit is a standard "Double DIN" sized radio. Verify that your vehicle accepts a double DIN sized radio. This unit conforms to standard size and dimensions. Your vehicle may require a vehicle-specific or third-party double DIN installation kit.

Precautions & Warnings

Please read this booklet and heed all precautions for a positive user experience. For your safety, do not operate the head unit's controls while driving. Ensure the volume is set to a level where external sounds are still audible.

Do not watch the monitor or operate multimedia features while driving. Video playback is disabled for safety if the parking brake is not engaged.

Cleaning

Clean the LCD with a slightly damp cloth. Keep the screen clean and free of debris. Do not use solvents like alcohol, benzene, thinner, commercial cleaners, or anti-static spray. Avoid scratching the surface when wiping.

Temperature

In cold weather, check for condensation on the disc. If found, wipe moisture and do not operate the player for an hour until condensation disappears from the optical reader.

System Handling

The screen may not be clear in extreme cold or heat. The picture will return to normal as the car's temperature normalizes. Only use your finger(s) to operate the touch screen. Direct sunlight and glare can cause the unit to overheat, potentially damaging the LCD display. Avoid exposing the display to excessive sunlight.

Note: Driving on rough terrain may cause the disc to skip during playback.

In case of malfunction, do not open the unit or lubricate parts. Contact Sound Around USA for repair information. If liquid or foreign substances enter the unit, turn off the power immediately and consult your dealer or an authorized repair center. If you notice smoke, irregular noises, or smells, power off immediately and consult your dealer or an authorized repair center. Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the unit, as it contains sensitive high-voltage electronic components that can cause damage or injury if handled improperly. Consult your dealer or an authorized repair center for technical assistance.

This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules for Class B digital devices, providing reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations. It generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. Improper installation or use may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Users experiencing interference are encouraged to consult an experienced radio technician.

System Installation

Before starting: To prevent short circuits, disconnect the battery terminal before starting.

Installation Guide - Double Din Fitting

Caution:

1. This screen opens up. Install the unit within 30 degrees of the horizontal plane. Ensure the screen has enough room to fully open; restricting movement can damage the mechanism.
2. Consult your vehicle dealership before making any modifications to your car's body (e.g., drilling holes).
3. Use included screws for installation. Improper hardware may result in damage.

Do not install unit in any area where:

• It may obstruct the steering wheel and gearshift lever operations.
• It may obstruct the operation of safety devices such as air bags.
• It may obstruct visibility.

Installation kits:

• This unit conforms to the standard size and dimensions of a double DIN radio.
• Your vehicle may require a vehicle-specific or third-party double DIN installation kit.
• Consult your dealer or the nearest authorized repair center for any technical assistance.

*Mounting Sleeve Bracket not included

Diagram Description: The diagram shows a dashboard console with an outer trim cover. A receiver unit is shown, with mounting brackets. The outer trim cover fits around the receiver unit and into the dashboard console.

Installing Steering Wheel Control

Note on compatibility: This unit features a dual-wire code learning steering wheel interface, adaptable to any vehicle with existing steering wheel controls. It can wire directly to your vehicle's steering wheel column and may require a third-party steering wheel control interface. Pyle Audio Technical Support can assist with interfacing into vehicles with existing controls. For help, contact Pyle Technical Support, providing your vehicle's Year, Make, Model, and options.

Key 1 and Key 2 wires are used for setting up steering wheel controls. The location of these wires in the steering wheel column varies by vehicle make and model.

Steering Wheel Controls

To program steering wheel controls: Select the command in the application, then press the corresponding button on the wheel. To enter the steering wheel menu, use the passcode '0000'. Follow on-screen instructions to program each option. (Note: This feature is not compatible with all vehicle types).

Remote Control

Factory batteries may be depleted from extended storage. Replace batteries if the unit does not respond to the remote. Pyle remotes are universal and may have buttons/functions that do not work with all radio models. If some functions respond, the remote is not defective. For parts or if you believe your remote is defective, visit www.PyleUSA.com, go to "contact us" - "parts".

BUTTON LAYOUT

Front Panel and Buttons

Diagram Description: The diagram shows the front panel of the head unit with various buttons and ports. A touchscreen display shows the time, weather, and GPS status.

Tips: The 'Navi' button allows access to maps. You may have several maps installed. To change the default map path, go to Settings ➡️ Car setting ➡️ Navi setting.

Turning Power On

1. Turn the engine key to the "ACC" or "ON" position.
2. Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds.

The unit turns off when the engine key is turned to the off position.

Status Bar (Top of screen): Swipe down for more options.

• Icons: Home, Time display, Screen shot, Location, Bluetooth (?), DVR.
• Icons: Wi-Fi signal (?), 3G, Display On/Off, Function set, Return.

App Screen-Interface Layout

Swipe left/right to access more apps.

Additional Apps:

• AUX: Auxiliary Audio Video Input.
• DVD: DVD/Multi-media Disc Player.
• DVR: Digital Video Recorder.
• Clock: Shortcut to Time Setting.
• Calculator: Opens Calendar app.
• Clear cache: Clears cache.
• Easy connected: Phone Link.

Note: GPS, Navigation, and CD/DVD options may only be available on select head unit models. Visit www.PyleUSA.com for more detailed information.

Settings

1. Scrolling: Use the red bar to scroll through available options.
2. Turn on/off: Many settings can be toggled on or off.

Note: Factory setup is not adjustable by the user. Do not attempt to enter this setup menu.

Set Time

1. Time Options: Select GPS time or network-provided time.
2. Date and Time: Use up/down arrows to set date and time.
3. Select time zone: Choose the appropriate time zone.

Screenshot Description: Shows the Android Settings screen with options for Date & time, Set date, Set time, Select time zone, Use 24-hour format, and Choose date format.

Sound

1. Fade/Balance: Hold and drag left, right, up, or down to control audio fade and balance.

AUX

Auxiliary input (rear RCA jacks) allow audio and video from external devices to be displayed or played. Auxiliary output (rear RCA jacks) send audio and video to external devices.

1. Customization: Use settings to adjust and optimize display quality.

Note: The Auxiliary app displays "No Signal" if no video signal is connected. Screen controls are inactive until an external video signal is detected.

Screenshot Description: Shows the AUX screen with a "NO SIGNAL" message and Bluetooth icon.

Note: The parking brake must be wired to a grounding trigger to allow video pass-through, otherwise a warning message will appear indicating video is disabled while driving.

Calendar

• Displays the day, month, and year.
• Use forward and back arrows to view past or future months.
• Selected dates are highlighted in blue.

Note: The Calendar app does not allow appointment entry. Dates must be set within system settings.

Calculator

A handy app for simple calculations.

Screenshot Description: Shows the calculator interface with number keys (0-9), arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /), equals (=), decimal (.), parentheses, and a delete button.

EQ - Equalizer

Screenshot Description: Shows the EQ interface with sliders for frequency bands. Options for Presets and Adjustments are displayed.

Presets: Select one to automatically adjust the equalizer.

Adjustments: Hold and drag up or down to manually adjust the EQ by each frequency band.

Tip: Use the EQ to adjust the tone or frequency response of the audio system to achieve desired sound quality.

Radio

1. Scanning: Press, hold, and drag the slider to quickly tune the radio.
2. Current Station: The selected station is displayed in the center. Press forward/back arrows to change stations.
3. Favorite Stations: Press and hold one of the six preset slots to set and save a station.

Diagram Description: Shows the radio interface with station frequency (e.g., 87.50 MHz), band selection (FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, AM2), and preset station buttons (P7-P12). Controls for scanning and station selection are also visible.

USB - Flash Memory File Browsing

Plug in flash drives to access music, video, and photos.

Video

1. Brightness, Contrast, Hue: Press, hold, and drag to adjust display settings.
2. Presets: Select to automatically adjust display settings.

Wallpaper

Wallpapers can be imported from a flash drive or SD card. Check the format sheet online for specifications.

1. Browse: Use left and right arrows to select the desired wallpaper.
2. Select: Press OK to select the wallpaper.

Third Party Apps

For detailed operation instructions for third-party apps (e.g., Google Maps, YouTube), please contact the respective app provider.

Troubleshooting

Q: Unit doesn't power up

A: Use a multi-meter to check for 12V+ on red and yellow wires. Check for proper Ground on the black wire.

Q: My video does not play

A: Attach the "PARK" wire to the parking brake. When this wire is grounded, video will play (Grounding trigger of the parking brake).

Q: Reverse camera does not come up on the screen

A: Attach the "BACK UP CAMERA" wire to the reverse tail light 12V+. Ensure the camera is sending a video signal.

Q: Can I set up steering wheel control?

A: Key 1 and Key 2 wires need to be wired to your vehicle's steering wheel column.

Q: The time I set is not saved after device reboot

A: Are other settings saved? If not: Check that the yellow memory wire is attached to a 12V+ constant source.

A: Turn off GPS auto-update: Go to Radio settings ➡️ Set Time ➡️ Switch off auto-update.

Q: My GPS gets no reception.

A: Check that the antenna is connected properly.

A: Mount the antenna directly to your vehicle. The GPS antenna is magnetically mounted and will boost reception when attached.

A: Check alternate antenna placement to test for interference.

Q: How do I turn up GPS instruction volume (I Can't hear it over music)?

A: Change GPS sound settings: Go to Navi ➡️ Settings ➡️ Sounds ➡️ Set GPS voice level to max. Set radio volume to min (adjust accordingly).

Q: How do I update my map card?

A: The radio will notify you when a map update is available. Contact Pyle's parts department via www.PyleUSA.com and open a parts ticket under "Contact Us" requesting the map update.

Q: Where can I download firmware updates?

A: www.PyleUSA.com

Q: How do I set the time?

A: System setting, set time.

Q: How do I use / set-up RDS?

A: (Traffic and weather features are only available in Europe).

Q: My Bluetooth microphone is not working as expected

• Check that nothing is covering the microphone port.
• Check if closer proximity to the mic affects its pickup.
• Check that the phone connection is good.
• Ensure the call recipient has speaker volume set appropriately.
• Check that the mic is not picking up too much background noise.

Note: The built-in mic cannot be changed, replaced, or upgraded.

Q: I am having trouble setting up Bluetooth

• Check that your device is Bluetooth compatible (4.0+).
• Check if you can pair with alternate devices via Bluetooth.
• Clear your device history in the Bluetooth settings menu and attempt to pair/connect again.

Q: My Map card no longer loads (COCKPIT ERROR DISPLAYED)

A: This is caused by a bug in the map software. Please contact Tech Support via www.PyleUSA.com's "contact us" page.

A: You may be able to fix the software yourself:

• Insert GPS card into computer.
• Open text file under Primo\save\profiles\01\system.ini.
• Edit the file to return the cockpit type to "1".

Note: Deleting the profile folder will reset the unit's settings back to cockpit number 1.

Q: How do I play video files? My unit cannot read my digital video files.

A: Make sure the SD card is compatible.

A: Check the file format of your file (you may need to convert your video file to an alternate file format).

Q: My unit shows 5 circles and will not load

A: Your unit requires touchscreen calibration. You have entered the 'Touch Screen Calibration Menu'. To complete calibration, an "X" will appear in circles. Press the center of the "X" as it moves through each numbered circle. If calibration senses an error, the process may restart; repeat if necessary.

Wiring - Back Panel

Diagram Description: The diagram shows the rear panel of the head unit with various ports labeled. Cables are shown connecting to these ports, with corresponding labels for functions like GPS ANT, RADIO ANT, WIFI ANTENNA, BT/MIC, SUBWOOFER OUTPUT, 3G/USB/DVR, and DVR. A separate section lists RCA connections for Video Input/Output and Audio Input/Output.

Connections:

• GPS ANT
• RADIO ANT
• WIFI ANTENNA
• 3G/USB/DVR (multiple)
• BT/MIC
• SUBWOOFER OUTPUT
• DVR

RCA Ports:

• A. Video Input
• B. Video Output 1
• C. Video Output 2
• D. Left Audio Input
• E. Front Left Audio Output
• F. Rear Left Audio Output
• G. Right Audio Input
• H. Front Right Audio Output
• I. Rear Right Audio Output

Rear Panel Connectors:

• Steering Wheel Key 1 (Green/White)
• Amplifier Remote Trigger 12V+ (Blue/White)
• Illumination Control 12V+ (Orange)
• GND (Black)
• Ignition Accessory (Red)
• Battery Memory 12V+ (Yellow)
• Canbus TXD Interface (Orange)
• Canbus RXD/R (Brown)
• Reverse Camera Trigger 12V+ (Brown)
• Parking Brake 12 Volt - Ground Trigger (Pink)
• Power Antenna Trigger 12V+ (Blue)
• Steering Wheel Key 2 (Gray/White)
• Rearview/Backup Camera RCA Input

Wiring - Color Wiring

Diagram Description: A wiring diagram illustrating the connections between the head unit and various vehicle components, color-coded for clarity.

Note: Brown wire tells the monitor when to activate and display rearview camera on the display (optional).

DVD

The DVD app opens only when a compatible DVD disc is detected.

1. Scrubbing

Press and drag along the timeline to quickly skip through DVD playback. (Note: DVD formatting may not allow scrubbing through previews and warnings).

2. Menu Options & Controls:

Diagram Description: Shows the DVD playback interface with controls for scrubbing, menu options, and playback functions.

Bluetooth

The Bluetooth app allows pairing with compatible devices for calls and music playback. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and you are disconnected from other devices.

In the Bluetooth app, press the "Gear" icon to access settings, then the "Magnifying glass" icon to enter pair mode. The radio will display "searching" and list nearby devices.

• Select your phone from the list and tap again to initiate pairing.
• Your phone may prompt for a PIN; enter "0000".
• Confirm that the device named "CAR_KITT" shows as connected on your phone.

Note: Once paired, you can use other functions within the radio's Bluetooth app.

Left Hand Column:

• Keypad Icon: Dial using the radio's number pad.
• Address Book Icon: Display your phone's contact list. Import contacts using the "Download" icon.
• Phone Icon: View incoming and outgoing call logs.
• Gear Icon: Phone pairing and selection options.
• Headphones Icon: Music playback controls.

Right Hand Column:

• Trash Icon: Delete currently selected entry.
• Download Icon: Download contact data to the address book.
• Speaker Selection Icon: Switch between car speaker/mic and phone speaker/mic.
• (Function Icon): Press for search/disconnect/connect/delete.

Screenshot Description: Shows the Bluetooth interface with options for dialing, phonebook, call logs, settings, and music playback. A dial pad is displayed.

How to Access Internet

You have three ways to access the internet:

1. Use a 3G dongle: Insert a USB 3G dongle into a rear USB port. The 3G signal icon will appear on the status bar, allowing internet access.
2. Use your smartphone as a hotspot: Turn on your smartphone's hotspot, then go to the car unit, turn on Wi-Fi, find your smartphone's hotspot, and connect.
3. Use a car Wi-Fi router or portable Wi-Fi router: Use these as a hotspot for internet access.

Vehicle Blackbox DVR

Video Recording

1. Press (Record Icon) to start recording. A (Recording Icon) shows when recording.
2. When recording, the upper left corner of the screen shows the recorded time.

Setting

1. Press (Settings Icon) to enter DVR settings.
2. Settings are unavailable while recording.

Screenshot Description: Shows the DVR interface with options for Routine setup, Video setup, and Output setup. The "Auto record at power on" option is checked.

Routine Setup

• Recording mode: Record video only.
• Auto record at power on: If checked, recording starts automatically after power on.

Video Setup

• Resolution: Video resolution and effective pixels.
• Rate: Video bit rate. Higher bit rate provides better picture quality.

Output Setup

• Auto Segmentation: Sets video file split time. Shorter splits may be better for high-resolution recording to prevent playback failure.
• Auto Delete Old Video: Automatically deletes the oldest recorded video when storage is low.
• Storage Location: Specifies where video files are stored. Path: External memory/DCIM/Dvr. A "Not available" prompt appears if no external memory is inserted.

Screenshot Description: Shows the Output Setup screen with "Every 3 min auto segmentation" and "When disk space is less than 600 auto delete old videos." Storage location is shown as SD1 (Available).

Restore to Default

1. If changing camera types causes recording failure, restore default parameters.
2. If recording fails due to setting changes, restore the default state.

Video List

1. Press (Left/Right Arrows) or slide the screen to enter the DVR video list.
2. Each list item shows a video preview thumbnail, file name, and time period.
3. Short press a video to play it; long press to delete it.

Installation

Diagram Description: Illustrates the installation of the head unit into a car dashboard. It shows the unit being inserted into a mounting bracket within the dashboard, with cables connecting to the rear of the unit. An inset shows a close-up of a hand inserting a cable into a port.

Connections shown at the rear: WIFI ANTENNA, BT/MIC, SUBWOOFER OUTPUT, 3G/USB/DVR (multiple), and DVR.

Rear View Backup Camera Installation

Read all installation instructions carefully before installing. Improper installation voids the manufacturer's warranty. These instructions are guidelines; consult an experienced technician if uncomfortable. Read the safety information provided in this user manual before using or installing the Backup Camera System.

WARNING: Failure to read and follow these warnings and instructions may result in serious injury or property damage. Exercise utmost care.

• The Digital Backup Camera is an aid for detecting hazardous driving conditions and objects. Always drive safely and properly; the camera is not a substitute for safe driving practices.
• Never back up solely by looking at the monitor screen. Always check behind and around the vehicle as you normally would. Back up slowly and with caution.
• Do not depend entirely on the Backup Camera. The image may differ from actual conditions. Wide-angle lenses distort distance perception. Use the camera as an aid and follow intended driving practices.
• The camera's low lux lighting feature is an aid. Always use your own eyes to confirm surroundings. The image may not be well lit or entirely visible. Proceed with caution and double-check.
• The camera's displayed area is limited. It does not show objects close to or below the bumper, underneath the vehicle, or out of view. The view can change with vehicle orientation or road conditions.
• Ensure the camera is functioning properly, positioned, and securely mounted every time you operate your vehicle.
• Ensure your trunk or hatch operates correctly before and after installation.
• Clean around the camera with caution. Avoid excess water exposure, especially with spraying or power washers.
• Keep the camera clean and unobstructed from debris.
• Follow all traffic laws and motor vehicle regulations.
• Consult local laws and regulations for installation or use restrictions.
• A Backup Camera System does not eliminate blind spots. Always drive with caution and follow traffic laws.

System Installation and Wiring

Note: Camera system installation on diesel vehicles may require slightly different wiring.

Caution: Connecting to other electrical systems can damage your vehicle. Contact the manufacturer if unsure of your vehicle's system type. Refer to the model's power requirements before connection and installation.

QUICK INSTALLATION:

This rearview backup camera system includes camera and wiring. The camera is preferably mounted at the rear of the vehicle (above the license plate). The kit includes necessary wiring and connectors for typical connections; additional accessories may be needed for secure and operational performance.

Camera Connection:

Connect the camera using the included DC 12V power cable. Connect the positive 12V wire to the vehicle's reverse tail light and the black wire to ground. This cable supplies power directly to the camera.

Next, run the included yellow RCA video connector cable from the camera's jack to the display monitor's yellow video connector. The RCA cable retrieves the video signal when activated (vehicle in reverse).

Installation Transcript:

1. Locate the reverse taillight wiring behind the vehicle's reverse light. You may need to remove an interior panel or cover. Connect the included 12V DC power cable to the reverse light:
• Connect the power cable's Red wire to the vehicle's reverse light positive wire.
• Connect the power cable's Black wire to the vehicle's reverse light negative wire.
2. Connect the camera to this reverse light connection, then mount the camera in the desired location.
3. Run the RCA video cable from the camera to your compatible video display monitor.

Note: Run cables unobtrusively. Secure cables and wiring to prevent vibration damage. Ensure wires are safely and securely connected with proper isolation.

Additional Notes:

• Determine the best camera location (preferably above the license plate).
• Leave some slack in connection cables for minor camera adjustments.
• After installation, test the camera by placing the vehicle in reverse. A picture should appear in the monitor.

Angle Adjustable Camera Lens

• The camera housing has 2 screws that lock the lens angle. Loosen these screws to adjust the angle, then tighten securely.
• Be sure not to overtighten the screws.

Diagram Description: Shows the camera lens with screws being loosened and adjusted. An illustration shows the camera connected via RCA video and power cables to a display monitor and the vehicle's reverse lights.

Phone Link Software

This phone link software is provided free of charge by Pyle. As mobile phone manufacturers upgrade their systems, this device may become incompatible. Pyle is not responsible for such incompatibilities.

1. Product Introduction

Easyconnected is a software product developed by Wuhan Carbit Information Co., Ltd. It enables double screen interconnection between a mobile phone and a vehicle navigator via USB or Wi-Fi. It projects the phone's screen to the navigator, allowing phone operation on the navigator, transforming it into an intelligent vehicle-mounted system.

2. Product Support Information

2.1. Supported Vehicle Navigator

Easyconnected offers WinCE, Android, and QNX navigator versions.

2.2. Supported Mobile Phone

Mobile phones based on Android and iOS platforms can connect to Easyconnected.

3. Important

3.1. Enable USB debugging

Before connecting Easyconnected to an Android mobile phone, ensure the "USB Debugging" option is enabled. Refer to section 7.1 for instructions.

3.2. Select USB cable

Use your original USB data cable or a high-quality shielded cable for stable connection.

3.3. Transmit mobile phone sound to vehicle navigator

Mobile phone audio can be transmitted via A2DP protocol for calls and music playback through the car speakers. Ensure Bluetooth connection between the phone and navigator is established before using Easyconnected.

3.4. Mobile Phone Compatibility

Due to Android's "version split" and manufacturer customizations, compatibility with all Android phones cannot be guaranteed. The provided list of verified phones is for reference only.

3.5. Description of Support to Android 2.3.x

Functions may fail on systems below Android 2.3.X, including potential issues with video playback via double screen interaction.

3.6. Difference in Connection Performance

Connection performance may vary depending on the mobile phone's capabilities.

4. Legal Statement

Read and understand this statement before use. By using the software, you accept its terms.

• Operate this software only when the car is parked, not while running, to avoid safety accidents.
• Select traffic routes according to actual conditions; map navigation is for reference only. You are responsible for any traffic law violations.
• Use this software after registration and authorize data collection for product improvement.

5. Connection and Use

5.1. Functions of Easyconnected versions (Easyconnected Android support)

Start Easyconnected software and select connection method:

• USB connection to Android mobile phone.
• Wi-Fi connection to iOS mobile phone.
• Wi-Fi connection to Android mobile phone.

Screenshot Description: Shows the "Connect to phone" screen with options for Android USB, Android WiFi, and iPhone WiFi.

Android USB Connection

Enable USB debugging on your mobile phone as prompted.

Screenshot Description: Shows the "Connecting" screen with steps to connect the mobile device and install interconnection service. Another screen shows "Allow USB Debugging?" with options to "Allow" or "Deny".

Confirm "Allow USB Debugging" and "Always allow to debug with this computer" on your phone for future connections.

Android Wi-Fi Connection

Enable the network share and portable hotspot function on your mobile phone. Note the hotspot name and use it to connect the vehicle navigator.

Screenshot Description: Shows the "Select a hotspot" screen listing available Wi-Fi networks. Another screen shows the "Connecting" process with steps to connect to a hotspot and install interconnection service.

Enter connection authentication by USB connection for the first time or after a mobile phone restart.

Screenshot Description: Shows a "Connecting" screen indicating successful connection and the "Drivemode" welcome interface.

iOS Wi-Fi Connection

Enable the personal hotspot function on your mobile phone. Note the hotspot name and use it to connect the vehicle navigator.

Slide on the mobile phone screen to open the control bar, click Airplay, select EC-Mirror-**, and enable mirror switch.

Screenshot Description: Shows the AirPlay screen on an iPhone with options to select EC-Mirror and start mirroring.

Download the Drivemode APP on your phone if you don't have it, by scanning the QR code.

Screenshot Description: Shows a "Connecting" screen with a QR code for downloading the client.

Pop-up Function Menu

Pop up the function menu by clicking the key (Menu Icon) at the bottom left corner of the screen.

6. Setting

Enter the setting interface by clicking the "Setting" button in the pop-up function menu.

FAQ

7.1. How to enable USB debugging switch of Android mobile phone

The method for enabling [USB debugging switch] varies by Android system version. Select the connection wizard according to your mobile phone's system version.

Diagram Description: Shows step-by-step instructions with screenshots for enabling USB debugging on Android 4.2-5.1 and Android 4.0-4.1. Steps include navigating to Settings, About phone, tapping Build number multiple times, and enabling Developer Options and USB debugging.

7.2. Checklist of Connection Problems