Getting Started with wireless connectivity

1 Setting on Android™ Smartphone/device

1. 1) Check Android OS is updated to latest version.
   *Over Android 10 will have Android Auto app already.
   • An Android phone running Android 6.0 or higher, with an active data plan.
   • A high-quality USB cable.
   • For wireless connection, a compatible Android mobile device with an active dataplan. You can check which mobile devices are compatible at Get started with Android Auto
     (https://support.google.com/androidauto/answer/6348019)
2. 2) Confirm Android Auto App is installed or install it on Google Play.

1. 3) Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your Android Smartphone/device.

2 Paring the Bluetooth connection between Android Smartphone/device and Receiver

1. 1) Check your Receiver support Wireless Android Auto.
2. 2) Go to Device List and add Bluetooth device.

1. 3) Please follow the required process for the paring.

3 Start Android Auto on Receiver

1. 1) Check your headunit support Wireless AndroidAuto.
2. 2) Touch [Android Auto] on the HOME screen or the source/option selection screen.

1. 3) Confirm and follow the notification from the Android Smartphone/device.
2. Start Android Auto

Preparation

Android Mode Select

1. 1 Display the <Connections Setup> screen.
   1. 1) Press the [HOME] button.
   2. 2) Touch [Launcher icon] ➡ [Setup icon].
2. 2 <Android Mode Select>
   Select Android device usage for Apps — either [Android Auto] (initial) or [Mirroring for Android].

* This support function is depending on the owned receiver's specification.

Android Auto Auto Launch

1. 1 Display the <Connections Setup> screen.
   1. 1) Press the [MENU] button.
   2. 2) Touch [SETUP] ➡ [Connection].
2. 2 <Android Auto Auto Launch>
   Select whether to display the Android Auto screen automatically. Default is "ON".

* This support function is depending on the owned receiver's specification.

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