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[Android Head-Units] KёniG:
Yes, the following firmware has both CC2 launchers. And the root access, changing launcher application, a radio with station logos and NoKill mod of ms.apk also. Check this: 4pda[dot]ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=936715&view=findpost&p=92203136
[Android Head-Units] wooldogsinc:
Looks like someone has done it. Able to install CC2 firmware on SPro without activation :)
[Android Head-Units] KёniG:
Check the latest CC2 version ;) 4pda[dot]ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=936715&view=findpost&p=95267151
[Android Head-Units] yuhenyo:
Has anyone gone and done the transition to CC2. Even through payment?
[Android Head-Units] wooldogsinc:
Yes I have without payment.
[Android Head-Units] yuhenyo:
How? What instructions did you follow?
[Android Head-Units] wooldogsinc:
1. Prepare a blank USB

2. Find out if you have a g32 or g23

3. Download the firmware

4. Place it on usb, unzip place on / of drive

5. Delete the files in this post

6. When insert the usb upgrade should begin

https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=964473&st=2760#entry95248910
[Android Head-Units] wooldogsinc:
[MENTION=10653315]KёniG[/MENTION] can you explain in English what the NoKill mod and other mods are. Tried to understand but it's a bit hard to with the 4pda translation. Thanks :)
[Android Head-Units] KёniG:
NoKill prevents killing processes after the head unit goes to sleep. When it wakes up applications still work. Which other mods you are interested in?
[Android Head-Units] wooldogsinc:
Oh yeah. That would be awesome. Will be installing that one.

I think the dialer is the only one, it just pops up when there is a call hey?
[Android Head-Units] KёniG:
Call window pops in a small window in the bottom (not in the full screen) in the described applications.

Please refer the following video for greater details:

[youtube]oD1Qdf0vYNw[/youtube]
[Android Head-Units] MLTB:
Hi there everybody! I have aqquired a CC2-SPRO head unit recently and, despite i have inserted a cell phone chip in it, i am having troubles to use it to make phone calls regardless the bluetooth. The call is completed but the sound does not get the speakers! Please, show me how to overcome this issue! Tks...
[Android Head-Units] lrietz:
Do you think this would be the same process with the SPRO+? I assume this is just updated hardware? Also any able to upgrade to the CC3 software?
[Android Head-Units] JohnJay.:
Possible from CC2 plus but looks more trouble than its worth at moment.

Some features will work, some won't.

Trippy intro is cool, very futuristic space theme. - I'd like to hear it in English & oral rundown of the CC3.

I translated 'it works but has a few troubles' Good thing if it doesn't work to your liking, it's possible to do a kind of flash reset, returned to the original CC2 plus.

Good luck whatever you decide.👍
[Android Head-Units] tamere22:
Hello there !

I got a cc2plus and desperatly looking for some help ...

1 - odb

I bought odb adapter with the unit from teyes too, the odb adapter seems to work because I can see it on my phone and can pair with it using 1234 as pair code

But when I start the OBDII app on the teyes cc2plus, it just says "no device binding". I think it does not find the obd adapter... :(

2 - bluetooth music

The bluetooth music player app does not allow me to control music on the home, there is no widget. All the widgets control localy stored music, no bluetooth music

3 - android auto

I tried everything, upgrading android auto on cc2plus, setup android auto on my phone, on my wife phone, I tried every different usb port, nothing works.

The android auto does not recognize cc2plus when I plug usb cable.

4 FM Tuner RDS

FM tuner does not show RDS names, only frequencies numbers. Really annoying.

5 ok google

don't know how to make it work ... I have a mic icon on upper top right, but when I click on it, nothing happens.

When I use the visual keyboard, I press the microphone button, nothing happens either.

I am, at the moment, extremly disappointed about this unit, all I wanted was :

bluetooth music play : works but not handy at all

android auto : dont work

ok google : dont work

odb car diagnostic : dont work

Only google maps works but I have to share my phone data using wifi sharing, which is battery intensive. If I could make android auto works, that wouldn't be needed.

I hope someone can help me there
[Android Head-Units] JohnJay.:
View attachment 5207873

Hi,

You prob have it all sorted out but if you're still a bit stuck i may be able to point you in right direction.

Did you download 'HeadUnit Reloaded' from Google play to open Android Auto on the device and choose wired USB from the options on uploaded image? The Trial is a bit buggy,

(I wonder why? :eek:) but it Definitely works if you want to buy the paid version.

Set Wireless Projection to 'On' on phone settings and there are detailed videos on Youtube on 'JansenVlog' YT Channel with all the information re: Android Auto.

You open the AD2P Blutooth music app and pair your phone so that even music metadata shows Artist, Album & song info on device display.

Google assistant should be ok too as long as your phone is synched.

Good Luck.

EDIT:

View attachment 5207869

My Bluetooth Music streaming incl metadata

(sorry sun was shining right on screen but its readable at least)

I dont know if you can, or would want to change this particular U.I. ?

Also regards voice control, the English T'eyes Voice app looks well up to the task.

If you review your device on whichever website you purchased it from & upload 5 photos, get in touch with seller and see if it can be activated for your troubles. 😁
[Android Head-Units] tamere22:
How thank you both for all the informations !! (y)(y)

I will look into that and tell you if I could get it sorted out.

Also I got the obd adapter working with the teyes built in obd app, but this app is pretty poor (can't reset error codes).

I tried to use many obd app using my android phone after pairing with obd dongle but the apps can't get the adapter to work, I think teyes locked down the obd adapter ?

Any luck you guys got obd working with another app than teyes obd ii ?
[Android Head-Units] tomding99:
Hello, I have the same issue that google assistant not working on my spro model, it turned out that Teyes puroposely blocked the google app in order to make their voice command takes control, however they did not activate the voice command on my unit and did not want to anwser my question, I have no manual and no voice control, they did replied once, told me the google assistant wont work on this unit, what a joke, my whole point is to use google voice assistant while driving, have a Tmobile sim card put in, works fine so don't need to do anything with my phone..

Here is how to make it work, open play store, search google, click the icon, if you have Google app already installed, it will tell you to enable it, enable , enable.., after the main google app is enabled, setup your google assistant and voice match the same way as to you phone, and test, now you have full google assistant, remeber everytime if you hard reboot your unit, the factory firmware will block the google app and you have to repeat the above step again but only takes 10 seconds, as ong as you don't do hard reboot or manual reboot you dont need to repeat it, better off you may setup to remeber the setting after power down (not reboot), it is hidden somewhere in the setting. Seems to me Teyes does not really care about a few customers in the states, last inquire was sent 20 days ago without any answer, as long as google works I dont care about their voice command software, hope this helps
[Android Head-Units] JohnJay.:
^^^^

Astounding Collection of information folks (y), Thank You.

!! Will go throught it over weekend.

I like features but these Android systems are a tweakers dream.

Voice control whilst driving is safer all around.

Android Auto is a good idea if we wanted to sync everything but 'I'm not convinced TBH.

Maybe i can get confirmation re: Rear Camera connected to Opel Astra mk6 hatchback?

I connected my camera to the composite in on H.U.. ill get a couple of connection and T-Tap the red wire to ignition power. So i'll get on the fly reverse images,

but: Brown 'back' wire on can bus part of loom is left alone, id this correct? OR is this connected to Acc power that cam is already connected??

Then run yellow monitor & rear AHD1080 cam to Fix onto rear hatch and tidy wires under hatchback plastic snap off panel at cam connection and ground wire??

I have an older retrofitted 'parksafe' parking sensor kit.

If i find where that gets power, maybe, T-Tap camera power in there?

Worth a shot if i'm connecting rear cam correctly that is...

please interject if i'm doing it the hard or weong way.

Hopefully sort out my €12 BT OBD2 Scanner by following your instructions, and that should be that.

Also Is Teyes's own OBD2 interface downloaded App the only one compatiable with device?

So any helpful tips or advice, much appreciated. 🙏

Definite speaker upgrade will do wonders for this unit, sound is leaps & bounds over the cd-400.

Cheers. 🤝😉
[Android Head-Units] surfer63:
I also mentioned this earlier. It is really annoying. It has nothing to do with users from the states as it is world-wide. It is another FYT annoyance takng place on T'eyes/Merkede/NaviFly and FYT models (lateron also on Joyings?). You need to pay for the voice assistant, but it is extremely limited compared to GA, It supports only a fraction of the languages, it is buggy.

All voice command calls are deeply embedded in the apks. Everywhere where it defaulted to "the default voice app", which GA normally is, is now hardcoded to the T'eyes voice assistant.

And then you have TXZOverseaAdapter.apk, TXZSmartWakeUp.apk, TZYCarKit.apk even more complicating redirecting calls.

I'm on my 3rd FYT model: never again! 4 year old bugs still not solved, new (buggy) limited software where you have to pay for and which cripples the rest of your system, etc.

You don't need Google Play (requiring internet access). Go to Settings -> Apps -> GA -> enable.

However, by disabling GA, as the firmware constantly does, this will also remove ALL updates. So after enabling it will also again need to fetch the latest update for GA and underlying frameworks.

Again: Never a T'eyes for me and never a FYT compatible again.
[Android Head-Units] mastrv:
FYI, TZYCarKit.apk is not related to voice control. It is the TEyes X5 app for their front facing ADAS camera.

It's odd that I have not had any issues with Google Assistant. It recognizes my voice and (tries to) performs the actions. Only having issue with making calls, currently. I have been updating all the apps and no issues with de-activating anything...yet.

As for the FYT compatible units, are there any other units available? There have been issues, but at this point, I think that most, if not all, of my issues have workarounds / been addressed or are not a concern to me.

Oh well...I'll probably not buy a new head unit after this one, my TEyes SPro that has been flashed with a modded CC2 firmware.
[Android Head-Units] Nsx93:
Can you point me to how you were able to flash the modded cc2 firmware?

My spro plus just showed up today.

Thanks
[Android Head-Units] mastrv:
SPro+ is not the same as SPro. Sorry, can't help you.
[Android Head-Units] JohnJay.:
So it coming up as a notification probably because I don't have the X5 DVR installed?

Part 2 of Teyes voice says system has a parsing issue when I try install it.

Part 1 is installed but you know way it states you need part 1 & 2 app installation for Voice app?

Any tips in that department?

Apart from a few niggly issues, minor bugs (still no cameras so looking forward to them)

I think it's a cracking device at the price.

I've had Sony, Pioneer, JVC and Alpine etc in past: systems that cost triple the cost and the network speeds were issues on all bar Sony.

(The Sound Quality of the Teyes internet radio app is very good indeed. )

A speaker upgrade would go down a treat now I think.

These units in theory are all feature packed, but get a preferable set up & streamline routine of apps. Dump the gimmick apps and it goes s lot better.

🤗
[Android Head-Units] Nsx93:
I was able to flash the cc2+ modified firmware and verified that everything went great and works nicely.

I download the firmware from here.

Головные устройства TEYES SPRO+/CC2+/СС3 и Kingbeats K2+ (UIS7862, Android 10) - 4PDA

Головные устройства TEYES SPRO+/CC2+/СС3 и Kingbeats K2+ (UIS7862, Android 10), [Головное устройство][Автомагнитола][Android]

4pda.ru

Used chrome with google translate and everything went well.

Tip:

Do not make change to the "config" for screen rotation like it said from 90 to 0. Leave it alone or your radio screen will flip 90°. You dknt want that. Leave the "config" file alone.
[Android Head-Units] tamere22:
Hello,

Got an answer from TEYES support (via whatsapp).

"Android Auto is not supported and won't work."

WHAT A SCAM !

I am so mad !

Anyone got android auto working *natively* with teyes ?? HOW ??
[Android Head-Units] JohnJay.:
You're 100% correct Re: Part 2 voice app purpose.👍

Also I think it maybe a glitch with TeyesVoice2 downloading as TXZ on an Anfroid10 unit with an Oreo app?? But I'm only guessing.

I got in contact explaining I tried ever which way and seller asked for install pics.

I get into car thismorning and there it is Activated!!?? I must say going through Alibaba they've been there for any issues.

I have it fairly grounded now, just connect Camera to rear of car.

Forgive my skepticism there... There's one or two on there who don't know what they're talking about or maybe do and act idiotic. Some are decent.

Android Auto by Headunit-Reloaded works 100% through USB and if you want wireless bad enough it takes over you're hotspot IP.

A dedicated sim in the device sorts that but it's a fiddly process.

Can talk more about USB connection by PM if you like. 👍

Also have you looked at AutoZen? Slick alternative. I have pics of USB AA and AutoZen GUI. It's very similar but I'm not 100% how similar.. 👍
[Android Head-Units] Stevea53:
Is there a firmware upgrade from Teyes Spro that will help the Bluetooth actually recognize devices? My unit will only recognize my Android phone but not my Tpms or OBDII.
[Android Head-Units] mariodantas:
Add this line to your config.txt and you will be happy

sys.fyt.bluetooth_type=0
[Android Head-Units] Stevea53:
Thank you. Can you tell me where I would find the config.txt to make that change. Getting this problem solved would make my Spro Plus just the way I want it to be. Everything else is now running well. Took some time but I sure learned quite a bit. Android Auto was a challenge but all is well with that. I just did the 10.1 upgrade. That works well also but did not fix the Bluetooth problem. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you again!
[Android Head-Units] mariodantas:
I think that the file is in /oem/app folder but will check when back home
[Android Head-Units] Stevea53:
Great! Thank you.
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
Sorry about the lack of pictures. I'm an iPhone convert so I don't visit this site anymore so I didn't notice they'd gone. But to all those who didn't realise there was a PDF of the guide, I've re-uploaded the pictures from a new source so they're up again.

I've also received a lot of messages from members asking if I would repair their Elf or change the housing etc, so I just wanted to say that yes I am happy to do this (I'm in the UK), so just drop me a PM if you want.

This is a guide to illustrate how to completely disassemble the HTC Touch, including the digitizer

What you need:

T5 Screwdriver

#2 Screwdriver

Plastic opening tools

If you want to be on the safe side I’d also recommend using anti static gloves

To start, remove the back cover by pushing it upwards and sliding it off

Remove the battery and stylus

Using the T5 screwdriver remove the 4 screws at each corner of the main chassis
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
Remove the rear speaker at the top of the main chassis by lifting it off

To remove the front housing, use a plastic tool to get between the front part of the case and the chrome rim. Work it around the edge to release all of the catches

Now you need to disconnect the front housing from the mainboard by using a plastic tool to gently lift the connection from the mainboard
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
Next, disconnect the vibration part by lifting the red and black wired connection from the mainboard

To remove the mainboard from the chassis, gently pull the USB connection upwards. Once it is just out, pull it clear using the sides – avoid touching it as much as possible
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
To remove the camera, simply pull it away from the mainboard in the same way as the front housing separates from the mainboard

To take the LCD out, you need to first disconnect it. To do so, first remove the yellow tape that lies over the connection
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
Next, open the catch holding the ribbon cable in place, and pull it out

You will now be able to pull the LCD out without having the remove the LCD’s metal chassis as the ribbon will pull through the back of it

If you need to remove the LCD’s metal chassis, use the T5 screwdriver to undo the 2 screws beneath it, and it will come off
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
To remove the digitizer, you need to first disconnect it from the circuitboard behind the keypad by undoing the catch and pulling it out

Although not necessary, I would advise you to remove the circuitboard behind the keypad before the digitizer incase it is damaged during the process

To do this, simply remove the 2 screws holding it in place using the #2 screwdriver
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
Then pull the board out by levering it up with the plastic tools. This may take some fiddling but it will come out by gently pulling it while sliding it upwards at the same time

The keypad will now easily come out

To continue with removing the digitizer, push it forwards from behind by pushing on the corners. It is stuck in with a type of glue so it may feel as if it won’t come out but it will
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
The digitizer’s ribbon cable will then slide out of the hole on the front housing

To remove the earpiece speaker from the front housing, simply lever it up using the plastic tool or carefully with a screwdriver
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
The vibration part from the main chassis easily pulls out

The on/off button, camera button and the SIM and MicroSD card holder door will easily remove from the main chassis by lifting them out

To remove the speaker from the back you simply need to lever it out

This will hopefully help you to replace the housing on your device, or replace faulty parts

Good luck!
[Touch GSM General] ayyu3m:
WOW! Just simply WOW! Fantastic guide man. And so much clarity by using the blue background and crystal clear pics. This shud be made a sticky. I have never seen such a thorough and clean and clear cut disassembling guide. You are surely the DISASSEMBLER guru. :D
[Touch GSM General] l3v5y:
Very useful if I get a Touch!

By the way, I like the IMEI in picture number 3! :)

EDIT: actually, 4 and 5 has an even better shot...
[Touch GSM General] ayyu3m:
yeah so much clarity. this shud be made a sticky. what you say l3v5y? :D
[Touch GSM General] l3v5y:
I've made it sticky for now... If anyone disagrees, PM me!
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
Didn't think of that one. Thanks for the heads up

(But there's no IMEI number in picture 3)
[Touch GSM General] l3v5y:
Hence the "EDIT" :p

I miscounted the first time...
[Touch GSM General] MikeChannon:
Nice quality of pics

an alternative guide (pics not so good I think) is here:

HTC Touch

Service Manual ( not all in English)

HTC ELF_Touch Service Manual.pdf

Other Guides Service Manuals

www.mikechannon.net

I have added OSeven's brilliantly clear guide to the above site but for ease here is the link:

OSeven's Disassembly Guide - HTC Touch - Elf

Mike
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
;)

I just remember how little information there was when I originally wanted to change my housing so it stopped me doing it until I broke my first Touch and had nothing to lose. I found one guide but it only showed as far as removing the front case...not the digitizer or anything else. But hopefully this will give newbies the confidence to try it because it's really not difficult :)
[Touch GSM General] l3v5y:
I think guides like this can only add to things!

I'm bored ATM so I'll turn it into a PDF if no one else can be bothered!
[Touch GSM General] oseven:
Go for it ;)

I'm just finishing off something else atm but I'd be happy to do it in a bit, unless l3v5y beats me to it
[Touch GSM General] l3v5y:
Done!

Took longer than it might have as I can't code and make pdfs at the same time!
[Touch GSM General] appoos:
superb explanation
[Touch GSM General] TheChampJT:
Really great guide! I'm glad you posted this, I'm thinking of changing to the black housing, anybody ever do this?
[Touch GSM General] dharvey4651:
Couldn't have possibly asked for a better tutorial!!! Should I ever get my hands on the Burgundy housing for the CDMA Touch and the HTC Digitizer I will be all over this tutorial.

BOOKMARKED FOR LATER!!!

Thanks again!!

Dan
[Touch GSM General] TIGman:
So I've never taken a phone apart, but I do have some mechanical inclination, and I was just able to replace my digitizer and LCD thanks to this thread! I also put on an olive green case, definite change from the nasty original champagne color :) A couple things though, when putting it back together (since this was just a disassembly thread), the screwdriver need to remove the LCD assembly is a 1.4mm phillips head, found at your local electronics store, you'll have to reuse the screen/mesh for the earpiece and speaker and also have some decent adhesive around because the digitizer definitely needs some when installing to stay in place. There was also a gasket that I reused that's in between the front housing and mid housing/LCD, it's not present in the pictures, but I thought I'd throw that out there. I appreciate you taking the time to take the pictures, oseven, they helped immensely!
[Touch GSM General] sw-ch:
Thanks for the pictures!

I changed the Screen in less than 10min.

Everything is working again.

Thank you very much!!!
[Touch GSM General] enigma1nz:
Excellent and concise guide, good job! :)
[Touch GSM General] ajithk:
Ignore please.
[Touch GSM General] l3v5y:
There is a PDF that contains all the images/instructions, that's hosted by mikechannon.

here
[Touch GSM General] t0nil0:
awesome work man
[Touch GSM General] tuem:
great reference for everybody who needs to replace the easily breakable screen on the touch...

that's exactly what's awaiting the previously mine, now my brother's touch ;)

good job!
[Touch GSM General] Neoo330:
I can't see any pictures, there is just f#$*@ing imageboot pictures :mad:
[Touch GSM General] moshinho:
Good morning.

Pictures link's down.

Can the author fix it?

Thanks.
[Touch GSM General] gronostaj:
If you want pics, download PDF linked by l3v5y
[Touch GSM General] walcom77:
what adhesive i can use for touch screen? i have tried attack but after some time occurs partial detachment
[Touch GSM General] hotrod101:
Great work, Thanks for taking the time to post all of this information, instructions and pictures. I suddenly feel that I know more about my device now that I have read this and confident that should something happen to my device,(once my warranty is up in Dec 2008) I might be able to repair the device myself since I can see how it comes apart and know what is what.

Thanks

Rod
[Touch GSM General] Solidus_k:
Nice guide I also have this problem could you please tell us what type of adhesive did you use?.

Thanks.
[Touch GSM General] moshinho:
Thanks to the author for the guide and for fix the pictures link's.
[Touch GSM General] mr_ding:
Thanks for the picture.

Just replaced my white housing yesterday using your instruction.
[Touch GSM General] jin8k:
Hello all,

Is there a way to attach a xenon flash from a disposable camera (or any other broken camera) to our beloved elf(in) somehow?

I would like to have my elf with a flash so the pictures come out nice...:D