Car Stereo Radio Apple Carplay For Honda CRV 2012-2016 Android 15 GPS Navi Wifi
Features:
HD touch screen car stereo compatible for Honda CRV 2012-2016,support 1080P HD display.
Built-in free GPS receiver, pre-install “HereWeGo”app for offline maps, Android head unit with WiFi or hotspot connection, you can surf the Internet, download apps you like from the play store,download offline maps from all over the world, or perfect use of online maps is not a problem so that you can easily reach your destination.
Android car stereo with 2G RAM+32G ROM memory,allows you to download more of your favorite apps,like Youtube,Soptify,Pandora,etc.
Double din stereo with wireless/wired Carplay and Android auto,you can connect your iphone via USB data cable or bluetooth, then open the Zlink app and wait for the Carplay to be connected.Then you can make calls, access map,play music,send and receive information, etc.
Multimedia car stereo built in Bluetooth4.0, support handsfree call,wireless music palyback,high quality FM radio for listening to real-time stations,support storage of 18 radio stations.
Android radio support reversing image input,package inclued a rear view camera,Automatically jump to display the rear view image when reversing.Support steering wheel control button, easily to switch songs, change channels and adjust volume,make driving safer.
A variety of EQ sound effects scene adjustable.Built-in HIFI.
Factory setting keyword:8888 or 3368.
Wireless & Wired with Carplay: wired or wireless with Carplay in-vehicle system can closely integrate the user's iOS device and iOS experience with the dashboard system. Users who use wireless with Carplay can connect to the car system via Bluetooth to realize voice-controlled navigation, make calls, send and receive messages, and listen to music. It is only available for iPhone (ZLINK5 APP).
Wireless & Wired Android auto: wired or wireless Android auto in-vehicle system can closely integrate the user's Android device and Android experience with the dashboard system. Users who use wireless Android auto can connect to the car system via Bluetooth to realize voice-controlled navigation, make calls, send and receive messages, and listen to music. It is only available for Android phone(Android phones need to download android auto APP).
GPS Navigation: Support wifi connection,when connecting to the hot spot of your phone,you can watch online video,use online map navigation or surfing the internet. Built-in GPS navigation, you can use offline GPS navigation when driving.
Wifi/Hotspot Connection: When connecting to wifi/hotspot,this Android head unit allows you to download more of your favorite apps,like Youtube,Soptify,Pandora,etc.
Bluetooth Handsfree Calls & Wireless Music: Car stereo with bluetooth 4.0,connection Pin Code:0000. BT connection for handsfree call, wireless bt music stream. Built-in Microphone and also with an external mic.
RDS/FM Radio: quality FM radio with RDS,support preset 18 stations, music, traffic info, weather forecast ect. Support automatic or manual searching station. FM Range: 87.5~108MHz..
EQ Settings & DSP Audio: Various EQ settings adjustable, support Jazz, Classical, Pop, Rock, Flat, built-in DSP audio.
Full RCA Output: Audio and Video output, Subwoofer and microphone port sync radio/music/ video with back seat.
Note: Please check your car model before you shoot your order, calculate the year and model number and check the compatibility, or send us a complete image of the plugs on the back of the center console and on-board main unit(as the picture shown) to make sure it matches exactly and help you confirm if you need any other wiring harness or adapters.
Specifications：
Touch Screen: Yes
WiFi Connect: Built-in WiFi
Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
Color: Black
Port: USB, AUX
Screen Resolution:1024x600
Chipset: 8227L-DEMO
Power output: 4x45W
Bluetooth Version: Bluetooth 4.0 with A2DP/Hands Free/Phone book
ROM: 2GB
Operating System: Android 15.0
Steering Wheel Control: Yes, Canbus inclueded
Features: Sat Navi,Bluetooth,Radio,USB,Touch Screen,WiFi,Audio,Video
Reversing input: Free AHD Camera
Canbus: Yes
Radio chip: MT6625
Cable Harness Type: Plug & Play
GPS Navigation: Free Navigation Map
CPU: Quad Core
Radio Band: FM,RDS
Screen Size: 10 in
RAM: 32GB
Material: Metal,Plastic
Screen Display: HD Multi-touch Capacitive Screen
Compatible Vehicle Model: For Honda CRV CR-V 2012-2016
Unit Size: 2 DIN
Rear USB port input: Support
Placement on Vehicle: Front,Center
with Carplay : Wireless & Wired with Carplay
Android auto: Wireless & Wired Android auto
Fitment:
For Honda CRV 2012-2016
For Honda CR-V EX-L 2WD 2012
For Honda CRV 2015, 2016（An extra power cable for Honda CRV 2.4 is required）
For Honda CRV EXL AWD no-navigation 2014
Backup Camera Compatibility: This unit only supports OEM CVBS 720P backup cameras. 360 degree panoramic cameras are not supported. If your OEM backup camera is not compatible, please use the included backup camera. If this camera still does not work, please contact us.
Package Included:
1X Car Stereo Radio Set
How to Wire a Car Stereo
Quick Overview of Wiring a Car Stereo
Disconnect the battery.
Remove any necessary trim and take out the old stereo.
Disconnect the wiring, but keep it in its plastic clips.
Find and connect all loose wires (using an output converter, if needed).
Secure all your wires into place, using methods like soldering or twisting.
Test the stereo and install it into your car.
Secure the stereo with bolts or spring clips and reinstall the old trim.
Part 1 Remove the Old Stereo
1 Disconnect the battery. Because you will be working on the electrical system of your car, it’s important to disconnect the battery before you get started. If you aren’t sure where to locate the battery in your vehicle, refer to your owner’s manual; most car batteries can be found under the hood, but some are kept in the trunk. Once you locate the battery, use a hand or socket wrench to loosen the black cable from the negative terminal on the battery. You will not need to remove the bolt entirely, instead simply loosen it enough to pull the cable off of the terminal. Tuck the cable down to the side of the battery so that it can’t come back into contact with the terminal.
You do not need to remove the battery or disconnect the cable from the positive terminal.
To be sure the battery is disconnected, check to see if the lights come on in the cabin of the car. Nothing electronic should work with the battery disconnected.
Disconnecting the battery will prevent you from doing damage to the electrical system as well as protect you from shocks.
2 Remove any necessary pieces of trim. You will need to gain access to the sides of the stock head unit (or stereo) in your center console. In some cars, that will require the removal of some pieces of plastic trim. Be careful when removing trim pieces, as they may be brittle and subject to cracking. Whenever possible, try to pull the piece of trim out slightly to get a look at what kind of clip is used to attach it. You may need to slide the trim piece in a certain direction to separate it, you may need to hit a release with a screw driver, or you may need to simply pull on it hard enough. Checking first will prevent you from breaking off the clips and having to replace the piece of trim.
Consult your car’s repair manual if you want to determine the best way to remove pieces of trim that are in your way.
Set the trim aside where you won’t accidentally sit or step on it as you work.
3 Determine how your head unit is mounted. Car stereos are all held in place using one of two methods: spring clips or bolts. Each method requires a different technique for removal. In order to determine what method your car uses to secure the stereo, you can consult your car’s repair manual or look closely once you’ve gotten the trim out of the way. Spring clip mounts may not require the removal of any trim pieces and can be identified by the matching pairs of holes on either side of the stereo. Stereos that are bolted into place may require more trim removal, as you will need to gain access to the space behind the stereo.
Look for two pairs of matching holes on the left and ride side of the stereo. If they are present, your stereo is held in place with spring clips.
If there are no holes, remove the trim below, above or to the side of the stereo to gain access to the bolts.
4 Use DIN tools to remove spring clipped stereos. If your stereo or head unit is held in place using spring clips, you will need to purchase a pair of DIN tools. DIN tools look like thin pieces of metal bent into the shape of the letter “U” with slightly hooked ends. Insert one DIN tool into the two holes on the left, and another into the two holes on the right. Press them both in until you hear the click of the spring releasing. Spread the tools apart slightly to grip the back of the stereo and pull the tools toward yourself. The stereo will slide out of the console of the car along with the tools.
In a bind, you may be able to use pieces of a metal coat hanger to create your own DIN tools.
If the stereo doesn’t come out, it is likely stuck by a piece of trim. Don’t force it out, instead look for any obstructions that may be preventing it from moving.
5 Remove a bolted in stereo with wrenches. You will likely need to remove quite a bit more of the trim to access bolts that hold your stereo in place than you would have with spring clipped stereos. Once you are able to see the bolts, removing the stereo should be fairly self-explanatory: there will likely be four bolts, either attaching the stereo to a bracket at the back or on either side. Determine the size of the bolts, then use a hand wrench to remove them. Some brackets won’t require that you remove the bolts completely, but may just need you to loosen them sufficiently to slide the stereo out.
There may be a trim “faceplate” over the stereo that pops off, revealing bolts in the face of the stereo instead of behind it. Unscrew these bolts and slide the stereo out.
Remember that the stereo is still connected to the car with wires, so be careful not to rip any out as you remove the stereo from the console.
6 Disconnect the wiring. If you are removing a stock head unit, there will likely be at least one plastic clip with a number of wires going into it that you will need to disconnect. There may be a second clip and an antennae cable as well in some cars. These few clips consolidate all the wiring required to connect the stereo to the car’s power source, the antennae and each of the speakers. If you are removing an aftermarket stereo, there is a possibility that there will be no clip and the previous stereo was wired loosely. If that is the case, you may have to cut the wires in order to connect them to the new head unit.
Do not pull the wires out of the clip. If you are able to purchase a harness adaptor for your new stereo, it will plug directly into the car’s existing clip.
Be careful when removing the wire harness clip from the back of the stereo. It may have a plastic button or tab holding it in place.
Part 2 Wire the New Stereo
1 Purchase a wiring adaptor. Your new stereo will come with a diagram indicating what each wire is and what it needs to be connected to, but that process can be made much simpler by using a wiring harness clip adaptor. These adaptors are made to make it easy to connect your new stereo to the car’s existing clip. Use the diagram provided with the stereo as well as the diagram provided with the clip, to loosely connect each of the wires to the new adaptor.
2 Identify and connect loose wiring. If you are not using a wiring harness clip adaptor, you will need to identify the wires coming out of the stereo, as well as those coming out of the car. Without an adaptor, you will need to cut the wires on the back of the car’s harness clip, but do so one at a time as you connect them to their corresponding wire on the stereo to prevent confusion. Use the repair manual for your car or locate a wiring diagram for your car online to aid in your efforts to identify each wire. Most car stereos will require the following connections:
The power wire coming from the stereo is usually red, and likely will connect to a red wire from the car.
The ground wire for the stereo will be black, as will its corresponding wire from the car. If there is no ground wire, you can secure the ground cable to bare metal in the body of the car to serve as a ground.
The 12 volt constant power wire is usually yellow or blue, though it may be a number of colors coming from the car.
The rest of the harness wires are for the speakers. Use the diagrams to properly match each with its appropriate wire from the car.
The antenna wire is much thicker with a metal head and can be connected separately before you install the stereo. These wires are usually short and won’t be reconnected until you are about to install the new stereo.
3 Connect the output convertor if necessary. Some vehicles will require an output converter to make it work properly with components of the car that are not common industry wide. Some automakers use external amplifiers the stereo’s signal will need to compensate for. Your stereo may have come with an output convertor, but it’s more likely that you will need to order it from an auto parts or electronics store. Be sure you order an output converter designed specifically for your year, make and model vehicle.
4 Secure all connected wires. Once all of the wiring has been connected to their corresponding wires, you will need to make those connections permanent. There are a number of ways you can permanently bond two wires together and while some may be more resilient than others, most will work just fine for car stereo applications. Be sure there is no bare wire metal showing from any of the wire connections by wrapping them in electric tape or heat-shrink wrap.
Soldering two wires together requires a soldering iron and solder. You melt the solder onto the wires to stick them together and as the solder cools it forms a permanent bond.
Twisting wires together and then covering them with heat-shrink wrap or electric tape will suffice for car stereos.
Connectors can be purchased that you simply slide both wires into and either crimp them together with pliers or twist them together with your fingers.
Part 3 Install the New Stereo
1 Test the stereo. Before you install the stereo in the center console of your vehicle, reconnect the battery and turn the car on to make sure it is functioning properly. With the stereo completely connected, turn it on and try a few functions. Make sure all speakers in your vehicle are working and that CDs or your MP3 player play properly. If you have been able to connect the antennae cable already, check to make sure the radio works.
Checking the stereo’s functions now will prevent you from having to take the console apart again to address any issues with the wiring.
If something does not work properly, review the connections with the wiring diagrams that you have to make sure all of the wires are connected to their corresponding match.
Remove the keys and disconnect the battery again after you’ve tested the stereo.
Sat Navi,Bluetooth,Radio,USB,Touch Screen,WiFi,Audio,Video
Reversing input :
Free AHD Camera
Canbus :
Yes
Radio chip :
MT6625
Cable Harness Type :
Plug & Play
GPS Navigation :
Free Navigation Map
CPU :
Quad Core
Brand :
Unbranded
Radio Band :
FM,RDS
Screen Size :
10 inch
RAM :
32GB
Material :
Metal,Plastic
Screen Display :
HD Multi-touch Capacitive Screen
Compatible Vehicle Model :
For Honda CRV CR-V 2012-2016
Manufacturer Warranty :
10 Years
Unit Size :
2 DIN
Rear USB port input :
Support
Placement on Vehicle :
Front Center
Chipset :
8227L-DEMO
Power output :
4*45W
Carplay :
Wireless & Wired Carplay
Android auto :
Wireless & Wired Android auto
Universal Fitment :
For Honda CRV CR-V 2012-2016
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