No Android Auto at all when connecting to 2019 Mazda 2 with USB. My partner and I just recently bought a 2019 Mazda 2 (the 2014-2019 model) and the dealership said they'd install Android Auto as part of the deal, but we just cannot get it working. We've tried with both our phones (Google Pixel 4a and Sony Xperia XZ2) and with 4 different USB
I was. Turns out I'm an idiot and you have to have the phone plugged into the USB port while the car is running for Android Auto to work. It's best to wait until the headunit had completely booted up, about 30 seconds, before plugging the phone in. I've found that plugging it in before starting the car has caused it to not work at all
In the meantime, these steps may help to connect to your vehicle: First, make sure your phone is not connected to your vehicle via Bluetooth. Then, launch Pandora on your phone before starting you car. Once Pandora is playing, then connect to your vehicle via Bluetooth. Thank you all for your continued patience.
2017 Mazda 6 GT. With my Galaxy S9+ recently updated to Android 9 Pie - AA Maps directions have magically appeared above and behind the existing HUS speed info. Full disclosure, I still have the old hardware and used AIO to tweak the system and allow install. I've been using it well over a year, and with the phone update, now I can have AA Maps
From the home screen or app drawer, tap on the Settings menu on your handset. Tap on About phone > Build Number > Quickly tap 7 times on the Build number. The Developer Options menu will be activated. Now, Go back to the Settings menu again > Tap on Developer Options next to the About Phone.
Then on the car, go to Media > Mobile Devices > Add Device and select Internet, app (via Wi-Fi). Scan the QR code with your Pixel 7/Pro to connect to the desired Wi-Fi network. Once done, again go to Add Device but this time select Phone calls and audio. On your Pixel 7/Pro, go to Settings > Connected Devices > Pair New Device.
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