It depends, the method you described works with resistive type controls, but alot of cars now use Can-Bus type of controls and need an Can interface to work.

Yes code still works!!!

I just tried and it doesnt work today :(

You wouldn’t want to do it. Held in by three easily lost tiny screws!

Eq: 1/3 octave Swc: yes Wireless cplay: yes Internal storage: yes External storage/ssd : yes Stream tv: yes it’s basically and android tablet in your car Manual : haven’t found anything helpful only comes with the basics That’s all folks 😃

No built-in 4G internet access.

Yeah, Just connect the steering wheel control cable/s or the 3.5mm jack and their respective cables to the stereo. Once connected you can go to the swc menu and configure various controls. If you can’t find the steering wheel control cables; connect the black cable of a multimeter to ground, set the multimeter to ohms, and find which wire shows no continuity when no buttons are pressed and shows a reading when buttons are pressed. Connect all other wires to make it easier to find

For me, it’s fiddly. But it works somewhat.

Thank you for watching, have a great day:)

My s8 ultra gen 1 has android auto wireless.

Having the same issue. Did you ever figure it out? Seems like its a issue with atoto's because I see folks on their amazon seller pages bringing it up in the questions. I've emailed atoto USA about it and they have never gotten back with me. Hate like hell to have to wire in a switch to the constant feed in the harness..

@@bryco32 not yet man ima have to take it to a shop so there can figure it out I’m tired of disconnecting the radio when I’m not going to use my Jeep the next day smh

If they figure out a solution for me I’ll reply here and let you know my brother 💪🏻

Mine comes with three harnesses. Two of them have ISO connectors, the only difference is switching the constant and ACC cables. With ISO (A), it turns off the moment I switch the car off from ACC and didn’t retain clock settings, having to reboot every time. Switching to ISO (B) it works with Fast Boot as per the video. It drains a small amount of battery, so be mindful of this feature. I haven’t had your problem tho. I understand some cars have hot ACC, so that might be the problem you have. ie your accessory is constant on. This will cause a similar issue with dash cams feeding off ACC.

I was able to use a short 4-port USB hub to connect a DVR and TPMS to the same USB port, keeping the other one for wired CarPlay free.

@@nchia thank you for your response, did it have a separate power connection or just the usb hud?

The 8 inch is also floating

And the only one that's single din floating is the 8 inch so you should be good to go

8 inch is the entire thing. The screen is only about 6.8 viewing especially with thr black bar around the screen. I got one and sent it back. Totally not worth the price and it looks terrible.

This is the 8 inch I have installed:)

@@darrelldarrell1447 The viewable screen is 8.2 inch diagonal. You must be thinking of a different model.

Wanted to know about this aswell

Both the front the usb connection in the back and the front work but for a better experience you should use the rear connection with the syncing cable

@@jamescamil thx

I had the same issue with the radio being way too loud at the lowest volume setting. You need to change the volume in the OEM settings of the radio because it's on the maximum volume by default. Go to "Settings''> ''System'' and tap it four times then enter pin 3368 (this is on my unit so hopefully it's the same pin as yours). Scroll down and look for Volume Balance Settings and tap on it. You should be able to lower the volume under Radio. Hope you find this helpful.