avidsailor Posted January 10, 2018 Posted January 10, 2018 Have you tried to change the screen with your fingerSent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
tgg19 Posted January 10, 2018 Author Posted January 10, 2018 HMI is bad. This is a new replacement system from 2016 model year to get Android Auto in my 2014. Company that supplied the unit is sending me new HMI. The system thinks it doesn't have software loaded when it has been.
Jadis Posted January 12, 2018 Posted January 12, 2018 On 1/10/2018 at 10:48 AM, tgg19 said: HMI is bad. This is a new replacement system from 2016 model year to get Android Auto in my 2014. Company that supplied the unit is sending me new HMI. The system thinks it doesn't have software loaded when it has been. What company and how much? I have a 2014 and would love android auto. Can you post if it works OK? Thanks.
tgg19 Posted January 17, 2018 Author Posted January 17, 2018 On 1/12/2018 at 2:49 PM, Jadis said: What company and how much? I have a 2014 and would love android auto. Can you post if it works OK? Thanks. I used Digital Dash Solutions in CT. After trading in my 2014 system with factory Nav it was about $900. They were responsive when I had an issue with the system and sent me a refurbished HMI unit to replace the faulty one. System works well now. There are other companies that can do the same thing for roughly the same price. One thing to keep in mind if you upgrade is that the steering wheel controls won't work with Android Auto/Car Play. They did tell me this up front and I decided to go forward with it anyway. I did some investigating and found out that to get that functionality there are parts in the dash that need to be replaced and programmed as well and the cost that I got for that was around $800.
x219c Posted January 18, 2018 Posted January 18, 2018 I used Digital Dash Solutions in CT. After trading in my 2014 system with factory Nav it was about $900. They were responsive when I had an issue with the system and sent me a refurbished HMI unit to replace the faulty one. System works well now. There are other companies that can do the same thing for roughly the same price. One thing to keep in mind if you upgrade is that the steering wheel controls won't work with Android Auto/Car Play. They did tell me this up front and I decided to go forward with it anyway. I did some investigating and found out that to get that functionality there are parts in the dash that need to be replaced and programmed as well and the cost that I got for that was around $800.The only steering wheel controls that are supposed to work with CarPlay are on the back of the wheel. Volume and back/next. That’s how it is in my 16 with CarPlay from the factory. You can still go into the menu in the DIC and choose music, but that’s not technically going through CarPlay, I didn’t think. As an aside, when I have CarPlay going, the back/next buttons are VERY delayed. Hit next to skip a song. Wait a little bit... if you don’t get impatient like me, it eventually changes. Otherwise you end up hitting it again and it switches songs twice, in the same interval. So change it, wait 5 secs, hit the button again. Wait 5 more secs, it finally changes, then 5 secs later, the second skip goes through on a song you wanted to listen to. Volume doesn’t seem to be affected. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
tgg19 Posted January 18, 2018 Author Posted January 18, 2018 7 hours ago, x219c said: The only steering wheel controls that are supposed to work with CarPlay are on the back of the wheel. Volume and back/next. That’s how it is in my 16 with CarPlay from the factory. You can still go into the menu in the DIC and choose music, but that’s not technically going through CarPlay, I didn’t think. Yes, those are the controls that don't work when an older system is upgraded. Volume and back/next must be controlled from the main infotainment screen for AA/CP only. Steering wheel controls still work for regular radio and media.
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