jhunterwu
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I'm replacing the head unit with an Android 10 head unit, but how can i still be able to control settings for MG Pilot, Lane Assist, Speed Assist, Lighting, etc. I also won't get visual feedback from the air conditioner.
I think you can't!!I'm replacing the head unit with an Android 10 head unit, but how can i still be able to control settings for MG Pilot, Lane Assist, Speed Assist, Lighting, etc. I also won't get visual feedback from the air conditioner.
Agreed, also it will impact on after sale value.I think you would lose a lot more than you would gain
This is called spreading FUD. Putting in an aftermarket unit in any vehicle won't void warranty. You are scaring kids around the world, so read a little before writing anything like that.And maybe warranty
Any less badly than this artrocity of a head unit?I know the OE head unit is a bit crap but why would you want to replace it?
I can’t see an Android unit performing any less badly.
I don't know for sure i just thought it could i would hope to be wrong for your sakeThis is called spreading FUD. Putting in an aftermarket unit in any vehicle won't void warranty. You are scaring kids around the world, so read a little before writing anything like that.
What do you think you’ll gain from it though? Most Android head units have similarly crap interfaces / performance yet you’ll lose the OE stuff like the HVAC info and the settings you’ve identified.
There are ways to interface with stuff like that - I saw someone doing it with a Jaguar XF - but it’s difficult and likely to be even more of a software engineering effort for a MG.
Fear, uncertainty & doubtFUD ?
Don't you have a house, do you live in your car ?Crap interfaces? Well, it's the same interface as your smartphone.
As a GNU/Linux and GNU/HURD software engineer and VR/AR operating system controller interface enthusiast, I can understand your frustration, but I don't think that was what you meant
I'm accustomed to my cloud apps being instantly available on my 10" head unit (soon 13"), that all my RSS feeds and cloud drives sync, my Plex, HBO, Youtube, Amazon Prime and Netflix. My Google Assistant. I'm also DJ'ing while I drive, with various dj'ing software and audio sequencers. I also record audio notes with Evernote. Heck, I even rap.
I am intrigued by how I can interface to this. What protocol? This can be accessed using OBD?
This is quite interesting as exactly the same subject appears on other car forums. I’m not personally a fan of non-oem equipment, but each to their own. I’m intrigued by DJing whilst driving and combined with the number of “video centric” apps does ask questions about distractions from driving and safety. I follow quite a bit of car related material on YouTube (on my iPad at home) and never cease to be be amazed by the changes people make to new vehicles. It’s a free world I suppose.Crap interfaces? Well, it's the same interface as your smartphone.
As a GNU/Linux and GNU/HURD software engineer and VR/AR operating system controller interface enthusiast, I can understand your frustration, but I don't think that was what you meant
I'm accustomed to my cloud apps being instantly available on my 10" head unit (soon 13"), that all my RSS feeds and cloud drives sync, my Plex, HBO, Youtube, Amazon Prime and Netflix. My Google Assistant. I'm also DJ'ing while I drive, with various dj'ing software and audio sequencers. I also record audio notes with Evernote. Heck, I even rap.
I am intrigued by how I can interface to this. What protocol? This can be accessed using OBD?
I know this thread is not exactly for the head unit, but did you have a look at this thread. There are some pieces of wiring info in it.Ok, I replaced the head unit and nothing works
I have my 10" here, but final product will be 13.3".
However, there's no power to the unit.
Anyone got any wiring schematics here?
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