NUNOO Manuals & User Guides

NUNOO is a specialized manufacturer of automotive electronics, focusing on high-performance aftermarket car multimedia players and Android head units. The brand offers vehicle-specific infotainment upgrades for a wide range of automobile makes, including Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, and Ford.

Their products typically feature large touchscreen displays, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, GPS navigation, and DSP audio enhancement. NUNOO aims to modernize the driving experience by replacing factory radios with smart, connected systems that retain original vehicle functions while adding modern app compatibility and multimedia capabilities.

• How do I reset my NUNOO car stereo if the screen is unresponsive?

  Please press the RST (Reset) button on the radio using a pin or paperclip to restart the machine. Alternatively, disconnect the power cord and reconnect it to restart the radio.

• How do I use wireless CarPlay with my NUNOO unit?

  Turn on Bluetooth on your phone and the radio. Тражи the radio's Bluetooth signal (often named 'Carkit_blink'), connect using PIN 0000, and allow CarPlay permissions on your phone. The 'TLINK5' or similar app should launch automatically.

• What is the password for the factory or extra settings?

  Common passwords for NUNOO Android units include '123456' for Extra Settings and '0000' for Bluetooth pairing. Refer to your specific model's manual if these do not work.

• How do I set up steering wheel controls?

  Go to Settings > Car Settings > Steering Wheel. Click 'Start', press the function icon on the screen, then press the corresponding button on your steering wheel to map it. If your vehicle uses a CAN BUS protocol, controls should be matched automatically.

• What is the maximum USB drive size supported?

  Most NUNOO multimedia players support external USB flash drives up to 128GB.

• Why does the radio automatically continuously restart?

  Check if the power cord allows for a tight connection and ensure the snap is not stuck. You can also try plugging in a USB drive; if the machine reads it, a software upgrade may resolve the issue.