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[Android Head-Units] swyner:
So I am trying to find the source of the crashed Apple Music app I am getting.....I am not a developer but there are a lot of talented people in these forums......does anyone know where I can start to decode this and try to assist Thomas in making some changes to I can use Apple Music?

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08-09 07:18:21.762 F/libc (15602): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1, fault addr 0xfffffffc in tid 15602 (e.android.music)

08-09 07:18:21.816 I/DEBUG ( 167): *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***

08-09 07:18:21.816 I/DEBUG ( 167): Build fingerprint: 'InDashNet/octopus_f1/octopus-f1:5.1.1/LMY48B/20160519:eng/test-keys'

08-09 07:18:21.816 I/DEBUG ( 167): Revision: '0'

08-09 07:18:21.816 I/DEBUG ( 167): ABI: 'arm'

08-09 07:18:21.817 I/DEBUG ( 167): pid: 15602, tid: 15602, name: e.android.music >>> com.apple.android.music <<<

08-09 07:18:21.817 I/DEBUG ( 167): signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1 (SEGV_MAPERR), fault addr 0xfffffffc

08-09 07:18:21.837 I/DEBUG ( 167): r0 fffffffd r1 ffffffdc r2 00000003 r3 b6e45fac

08-09 07:18:21.837 I/DEBUG ( 167): r4 00000000 r5 ffffff24 r6 00000004 r7 b6e39600

08-09 07:18:21.837 I/DEBUG ( 167): r8 154d3840 r9 0000000c sl beb98180 fp beb99b28

08-09 07:18:21.837 I/DEBUG ( 167): ip a2159fec sp beb961b0 lr b6de2cdd pc b6e19bc0 cpsr 200f0030

08-09 07:18:21.838 I/DEBUG ( 167):

08-09 07:18:21.838 I/DEBUG ( 167): backtrace:

08-09 07:18:21.838 I/DEBUG ( 167): #00 pc 00049bc0 /system/lib/libc.so (ifree+47)

08-09 07:18:21.838 I/DEBUG ( 167): #01 pc 00012cdb /system/lib/libc.so (free+10)

08-09 07:18:21.838 I/DEBUG ( 167): #02 pc 00560248 /data/app/com.apple.android.music-1/lib/arm/libCoreFP.so

08-09 07:18:22.008 W/Herrevad( 1324): Invalid mccmnc

08-09 07:18:22.010 W/Herrevad( 1324): Invalid mccmnc

08-09 07:18:22.552 I/DEBUG ( 167):

08-09 07:18:22.552 I/DEBUG ( 167): Tombstone written to: /data/tombstones/tombstone_07

08-09 07:18:22.555 W/ActivityManager( 357): Force finishing activity 1 com.apple.android.music/.onboarding.activities.SplashActivity

08-09 07:18:22.632 I/Zygote ( 141): Process 15602 exited due to signal (11)
[Android Head-Units] catu:
Hi guys. Been following the thread for a few weeks. I'm trying to decide between this model and the older Newsmy unit. There doesn't seem to be many problems with the Newsmy unit (from reading the other thread reg that unit) but I've seen a few guys on here, that say that they're really pleased to have switched from the Newsmy unit. I'm going to replace a Columbus (RNS 510) unit in a 2012 Skoda Superb with the one I choose, so I guess anything is an upgrade. I like that you can get the unit in the VAG design, and that it can be delivered with green lights in the buttons.

I'd be using the unit for navigation (Waze), Bluetooth hands free, podcasts, net radio and Torque pro (ideally also Apple Music, but reading the post above mine that seems troublesome). I'd like to have my mifi unit (Huawei 4g) fixed in the car to supply Internet to the unit, and iPads in the car. Lastly the unit has to be able to communicate with the proximity sensors in the car. Will the InDash unit do these things today, or should I wait?
[Android Head-Units] swyner:
Welcome!!! I would highly recommend this unit as you can probably tell. I have had many, many different Android Head units as well as name brand ones and so far, the InDashNet one has provided the most satisfying and complete experience I was looking for (or will). You can read through the thread and you will see that there are some issues still but none of them are major flaws in the design or hardware....they are just optimization issues and Thomas seems to respond fairly quickly. I have the OEM look Audi TT version and yes, it looks fantastic (OEM) in the car.

As for your main uses, Waze works great, bluetooth handsfree works (albeit not the best I have used but works), streaming radio like Spotify, Tunein work great and sound great, but there are issues with Apple Music and Google Play Music right now (Thomas is looking into it). Having your Mifi powered in the car with 4G Sim in it would be great...the Wifi is built into the Headunit so there is limited range but anything in the car (like hotspot phone) works flawlessly. The only issue I had with mifi experience is to get it to turn on automatically when power turns on in the car...my understanding is you have to hit a power button somewhere on the mifi which kinda defeats the purpose of just hopping into your car and having everything work....anyway. Torque Pro or any other app that requires bluetooth connectivity to OBD is currently NOT working. There is only a bluetooth chip for phone (telephony) likely working under the MCU side not the Android side. We are waiting to hear if we can get bluetooth dongle working on the Android side. Finally, all the simple OEM functions like Steering wheel controls and any canbus activity the car needs (ie illumination, ACC trigger, reverse trigger) will work but anything more complex like proximity sensors, info from headunit to DIS (display in dash) are not working yet. Again, this has been logged and Thomas is working on it.

Bottom line...you get a very stable, fast (14 seconds boot to full system) and highly potential system. You might not get everything you need immediately but so far the experience we have all seen is Thomas listens and actually does stuff to improve.
[Android Head-Units] CompletelyNumb:
How hard would it be to switch faceplates on this unit? I read earlier that face plates were just generic and fitted to the car but universal to the HU, anyone know how to go about putting a new one on? If i decide to swap vehicles.

Update on the other issues I had, Thomas is sending me a new unit as mine never fully recovered.
[Android Head-Units] apoc286:
Well if you're lucky it'll be 4 screws, and unplugging and plugging in some connectors and the screen, if you're unlucky I expect it'll be 4 screws and you're going to need a lot solder and hot glue.

I don't really fancy pulling my unit apart (even though I am tempted to fit a fan) but if you're getting a replacement unit if you're old one has been left with you for disposal why not take a look at how yours was assembled?
[Android Head-Units] j0bro:
Your first assumption is the correct one. Remove 4 screws and 2 flat cables (talking about my Universal unit, which I took apart already). The front panel is quickly changed if needed.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk
[Android Head-Units] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
Wait for the code to be dropped. All of the various units on these forums are capable, but are held back in the software front.

This particular unit has the most promise of all I've seen so far, but until that source code is dropped on github, I won't touch it with a 10 ft. pole. I have two of the Newsmy units and am reasonably happy with the hardware, but I'm very frustrated in the software side of things. I bought the Newsmy after seeing a source code dump. I incorrectly thought that we had found a company who would embrace the OS community. Nope, all we found was a company so bad at software development, they were using baidu to move their code around.

None the less, we made some pretty cool advances in the underlying OS with that code leak. We even made some contacts at Newsmy who enlisted our help in fixing a long standing issue for them (RDS). However, they still refused to give us full source code. They wasted a significant part of my time trying to implement RDS with a broken API, and in the end, drove me away from development for quite a while.

I have been watching this device for some time, in hopes that a true OS partner is finally available. But just a little warning: Thomas has already acknowledged that while he will open source the Android code, the MCU would remain closed, and I believe the internal apps (Radio, DVD, etc) would also remain closed. Without those things, true advancement and innovation will be difficult.
[Android Head-Units] j0bro:
I spoke with Thomas about this issue also, and suggested that he at least could export the media/radio/telephony services and provide API docs for them (maybe even with some interface example code) to make it possible to write custom apps against.

ATM the apps offered for media consumption (Radio, Music, Video Player) are just a gathering of existing apps with zero coherence. As a user, I would like to have a 'dashboard' launcher that combines the functionality into one UI. I am still planning on creating it, but ONLY after I get access of some sort. I won't start development until I am sure it is going to be a viable path.

As I said here and to Thomas personally, I have more than enough experience in Android programming for the automotive industry, but I need some guarantees that I can put it to use.
[Android Head-Units] swyner:
I would LOVE this consistency and continuity as yes, the Radio, Music, Bluetooth (Telephony) basic car stereo apps are very very disconnected. I really hope Thomas complies with your requests.
[Android Head-Units] apoc286:
If all support for a Bluetooth dongle is missing we need to get that added asap as well. I can't believe he made such an oversight with so many people specifically getting an android unit to run Torque Pro and not realising the bluetooth on this unit is so limited. Generally you see bluetooth you expect... well you know bluetooth in all it's glory!
[Android Head-Units] dunksalot:
In case this is what you meant...If you are talking about putting an InDashNet screen that will work. However, if you are talking about using other vendors screens they likely will not. There is a lot of development tied to a specific screen and faceplate as I understand it.
[Android Head-Units] devlop:
I just received my unit a couple days ago and noticed there isn't an instruction manual. Was it supposed to come with one or is there an online source?
[Android Head-Units] dunksalot:
No there isn't one. Nothing is too complex you cannot figure it out given a little time. If you get stuck feel free to PM me or post your questions here. This is one big happy owners' club. :D
[Android Head-Units] devlop:
OK, well, I guess my first question is, what are the two brown wires for that are labeled key?
[Android Head-Units] Roy360:
I'm thinking about buying this, any reasons why I shouldn't?

Is the rear camera actually instant? (do I have to use a special one? How about the obd2?)

Any silly restrictions like bluetooth does work while camera is in use? Any problems with Fm or bluetooth meta data like the joying one?

I have a 2006 jetta so here are my choices

http://www.in-dash.net/buy_en/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=237

http://www.in-dash.net/buy_en/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=235
[Android Head-Units] apoc286:
The rear actually us pretty much instant, and nope any normal reversing camera will do. I'm using one from an Alpine stereo on mine.

Bluetooth is unfortunately a weak point on this unit, currently it does have bluetooth but only for telephony purposes. It won't work with a bluetooth obd2 reader.

I've bought a bluetooth dongle to try in the unit, but whether it works or not depends on if Thomas included the bluetooth drivers and code in his android build. If it's there just plugging a bluetooth dongle should give full bluetooth capabilty and therefore obd2, if not we're stuck unless he adds it in. This in my opinion is a real shame and the absolute biggest drawback of the unit.
[Android Head-Units] Roy360:
Well that's mostly good news.

Any issues with the radio reception?

Is there an official bluetooth adaptor we can buy or any other Rom authors working on this?

What happens when we insert a bluetooth adaptor? Does it automatically disable the internal one? Is there a separate slider for the internal and external bluetooth?

From what I understand there are two rear USB ports in the back. So the plan is to use 1 for WiFi (I believe it's included?) and the other for bluetooth?

Is there a front USB port (third port) ? Or do we have to use a hub?

I wish I knew more about building android Roms from source. I ran into a similar issue with my android TV and trying to find a compatible USB Ethernet driver.

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Edit: I found my answer reading the old posts.

Why aren't there any decent radios

(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

Just pair a tablet with a bezel, a dvd player, and a USB Fm dongle

I'll likely pass on this if the Fm radio isn't clear.
[Android Head-Units] apoc286:
FM is lovely and clear... in between cut outs.

A firmware update I haven't installed yet may fix it, but otherwise I was going to go DAB anyway using a dongle.
[Android Head-Units] CompletelyNumb:
I was meaning is it possible to buy generic faceplates on the indashnet HU. Or would I need to get the specific faceplate from Thomas.

I may have read wrong, or misunderstood when i read they were generic.
[Android Head-Units] Roy360:
That DAB adapter doesn't work in North America right?

Since we are basically replacing everything at this point, does anyone know where we can get a head unit with just the fit, screen and hardware buttons? Might just build my own this point.
[Android Head-Units] mrphil101:
OBDII Bluetooth vs. Wifi

I plan on getting a scanner. Most of the conversation for the readers is focused on the Bluetooth adapter. Is there a problem with, or an advantage to bluetooth vs WiFi scanner?
[Android Head-Units] Roy360:
The bluetooth can only be used for phone purposes. It can't do anything else.

The Wifi is just ****, but I guess it should be able to pick up a signal originating from inside the car.
[Android Head-Units] apoc286:
I have no idea about DAB in America, I'm not American.

If your aerial is unamplified though you can just get a dab splitter for your aerial, if unfortunately like me you have an amplified aerial you'll need a separate aerial (loads of options for this).
[Android Head-Units] mrphil101:
Yes, internal WiFi is not so good. I added a USB WiFi adapter and it works good. It stays selected after shutdown and connects to phone reasonably quick with strong signal on starting.
[Android Head-Units] MAStx:
So do the updates need to be all done one after the other, or can you skip from an older one to the newest directly?
[Android Head-Units] devlop:
A couple questions... What is the latest update, vr0081b? I received my hu earlier this week and it has vr0082. I just wanted to make sure before I ran an update. Also, what are the brown wires for that are labeled key? I'm guessing they are for steering wheel controls, but not sure. I have the axxess aswc-1 that worked with my Alpine, but utilizes the 3.5 jack that this hu doesn't have. I was thinking I need to wire the brown wires to it.
[Android Head-Units] dunksalot:
DTS uses an encoded signal and you need one of their chipsets to be able to decode. This is how they protect their IP and license revenues. So you are correct...DAB will not work in North America.

I don't want to tell you "NO" in regards to using your own faceplate since I am not a programmer. I would ask the vendor directly. I'm not a huge fan of the current InDashNet faceplate (I like all buttons) but it has worked just fine for me. BTW...where do you find faceplates on the web?
[Android Head-Units] mrphil101:
Quick web search and a few come up - amazon, eBay, and various audio shops, plus B&M retailers like best by that charge 5 times what it should be. Searching for installation kits would probably get more results. And I bet Alibaba would work well for European and Asian makes.

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You sure you want to go from 82 to 81. Seeing as they have been released sequentially, I would think you have an unreleased version. Probably would have to go back to that when Thomas makes it an update.
[Android Head-Units] Roy360:
Where are you guys buying this radio from? Anywhere that has cheap / free return shipping?

I would looking at a really nice pumpkin one until recently (good bluetooth, good radio, quad core) but it has no physical buttons...
[Android Head-Units] devlop:
No, I don't want to go back in updates, but I find it odd that the "latest" released update is older than the one that came on my hu. Especially considering it was released after my hu shipped.

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I found this thread, http://xdaforums.com/android-auto/android-head-units/joying-jy-ul124-hu-steering-wheel-t3436369, that answered my question about the brown wires. I figured I'd post this up in case it'll help out anyone else.
[Android Head-Units] swyner:
Go to post 457 as I got the PAC working with only one wire from the 3.5mm jack out of the PAC. Maybe the same for Access??
[Android Head-Units] devlop:
I ended up connecting both wires from the 3.5. Not sure if it was needed, but it works. So, I'm happy about that. Now I just need to figure out why I can download apps, but not music through Google play music or other files through chrome.

Thomas responded to me about the update, turns out 82 is the most recent, so i don't need to do any updating.
[Android Head-Units] apoc286:
Right so no bluetooth dongles don't work so as far as I can tell bluetooth support has been removed from his android build, which sucks. It seems so backward...

Also the easyconnected app does not work, I'll try it with my girlfriends mobile to elmonate it being an issue with my phone, but the errors suggest it can only be activated with one mobile and that, that has already been done prior to me getting the unit.

I've attached screenshots of the errors.

Oh and my join request for the google+ group is still being ignored WHICH IS PROPERLY PISSING ME OFF NOW!

Oh btw if you're having trouble with the radio turn off af by tapping rds and hitting the af button.
[Android Head-Units] devlop:
For those that have a wifi adapter dongle, which ones are you using?
[Android Head-Units] apoc286:
How does it work if you have an external wifi dongle and an internal one?
[Android Head-Units] xdamember2:
An observation about phone calls

I've found that Skype provides far clearer sound (that is, originating at the HU end) in comparison to Bluetooth. I've interfaced my vehicle's OEM mic to the HU. YMMV.
[Android Head-Units] Nogsmoke:
I've upgraded to the 81b firmware which was supposed to add GPS time sync, where's this option in the settings? I'm still having an issue where the clock is off by an hour on the unit. I fix it and the next time I start the car, it goes back to being off an hour. I've checked that I'm in the right time zone (Pacific), and tried turning off the automatic network time sync, but it seems to ignore the sync setting completely and does what it wants. My phone is acting as the network bridge (wifi hotspot), and the clock there is correct.

Anyone else in the pacific time zone encounter this issue and fixed it?
[Android Head-Units] swyner:
This is the same for everyone unfortunately. There is no settings to adjust but the clock now gets the time from gps connection instead of network. I have already told Thomas that it still doesn't work (in fact slower than network) and no matter what the time is off 1 hour until it gets its time from gps. I had to set my timezone 1 hour earlier than normal eastern time zone as it seems to not recognize daylight savings. Hopefully this will be fixed soon
[Android Head-Units] mrphil101:
I am using an older Rosewill WiFi adapter model RNX-N180UB and connecting via hotspot on my phone. I haven't tried to use internal WiFi at the same time.

Note that Thomas has a post on google+ stating he will give access to the easy connect app for a limited time only.

I asked what manufacturer and model for our camera and he states it is a 720p camera for our car and not found in retail market.

The MDAS software is a forward warning collision app. It alerts to traffic in front as well as lane change/drift warning. It is an abbreviated version. It does not record. The full version does a lot more and appears to be designed for fleet use. It is a Korean app. It is a law in Korea that commercial vehicles have to have fcws installed and they have been doing it for a couple of years now. I am going to Install a dash can app tomorrow that records to a SD card.

I installed the camera by attaching it to the windshield at about the height of the rear view mirror. I have a lifted truck, so it is high off the ground. I found a PDF that supposed to have set up instructions, but I haven't opened n read it yet. If it is of any value I will post it. Setup up intails setting a horizon, setting the front of the vehicle, the length, width, how high camera is from ground, adjustment for being centered, then some sensitivity settings. Every time the app is started, the popup for configuring or going into the app comes up.

It doesn't work well at all for the lane change at for me. On a three lane road, it almost always counts the lane next to the one you are in as one lane. It very seldom recognizes the lines on the road. On the right side it sees the curb as the boundary, not the line. Bike lane on that side is not recognized. If there is no marker line it often will pick up a tree line or ditches as the edge. As far as the anti collision part goes it seems to work OK. It tells you how far the highlighted vehicle(s) are from you as well as how long to stop. Sitting g at a traffic light it highlites trees and other ! large items. Traffic turning in front from opposing direction, some of the cars are not selected. I think it can't react fast enough to catch them all.

The red line for the horizon is always visible, would be better if it wasn't. The speed displayed sometimes will show as moving when at a stop. The info in the upper left portion of the app does not work and doesn't appear to be able to be changed. Has a clock with date that is wrong and the GPS coordinates don't work.

Will not let me attach pics for some reason??
[Android Head-Units] Cid6.7:
Where does a guy buy one of these units?
[Android Head-Units] Nogsmoke:
http://www.in-dash.net/en/
[Android Head-Units] Cid6.7:
Has anything been done about the wifi/bluetooth quirks ?

Here I was about to slam my CC down to grab one of these, but after reading this thread I think I'll hold off a bit.

Where do these ship from do you know ?
[Android Head-Units] Nogsmoke:
Bluetooth currently only supports phone calls, no OBDII, or anything else.

Wifi seems to work fine for my unit, but my AP is over the garage. Wifi links up with my phone's hotspot just fine.

I believe they ship from Hong Kong.

The biggest issues I'm currently having is the clock is always an hour off, and the subwoofer out levels are too low for my amp to pick up when the sensitivity is maxed out. There's no additional gain setting on the amp (Kenwood XR-5S). The rest of the speakers are fine.
[Android Head-Units] kwalsh24:
So I thought i read up that units with physical volume knobs had a fix that made the knob mire responsive? Im on the latest version and im having issues where my knob i can spin it many times before i get any response from the radio itself. I had the same issue with the original faceplate so im thinking its mire a software issue vs hardware... Anyone else have this issue still?

I havent tried a usb format flash but may try that to see if it does anything. Ive been updating my unit with the update apk program which doesnt wipe the unit.