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TMC and Artemis

Anyone tried TMC Demo Program from Royaltek
http://www.royaltek.com/index.php/component/option,com_weblinks/task,view/catid,46/id,3/
or
GNS TrafficCompact from Dantotec
http://www.dantotec.de/shop/gns-trafficcompact-tmc-software-fuer-pocketpc-p-10808.html
it would be great to know the COM port of the internal FM radio (if it has a com port), or a possibility to get the rds data from the radio to a COM port, for use with TMC compatible software like Navigon.

Tried
I've tried it with the first program but it needs a com port and i don't thinkj the p3300 has linked its radio to a com port.

Maybe someone could try Route 66 in the newest version. It supports TMC via RDS (update on www.66.com) people in the Eten forum also said that TMC even with the new glofiish x500 doesn't work and that this is a problem with the navigation software that doesn't support those fmradio chipsets. but the newest route66 shold work. maybe we have to wait until navigon6 pda will be released, i think navigon will have support for the newest chipsets in their newest software. or try the route66 software.

1 question and i hope my head isnt took off here but wat is tmc?

Exec Man said:
1 question and i hope my head isnt took off here but wat is tmc?
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Traffic Message Channel, it provides information on accidents/ hold ups etc via FM radio.
I doubt this will work via the Artemis, the Route 66 web page does list a couple of suitable TMC units to work with the latest update, the biggest problem is the need to have the earphones plugged in to act as the aerial, couple this with poor reception (the audio plays well on strong stations, but drops out on weaker ones). The other problem I now have following the upgrade to the latest R66 is messed up menus, tech support later today! - Mike

Android Auto not using car GPS Antenna?

Hey Guys, i searched located a few threads but cant find a definite answer...
I got Ford Sync 3 with AA.
My car headunit have factory GPS software and antenna on the car.
Now i have updated my headunit to firmware with AA and CP.
When connecting AA everything works fine, but when i go to Google Maps it always require me to turn my phone GPS to High Accuracy (on) mode.
i was under the impression if my car have built in antenna it will utilize that...
Is it a case where for my car specifically (Ford 2016 Mustang) if built in NAVI is off then there is no power to the GPS antenna? or is it a setting i cant seem to find within AA?
thank you.

I am using a Pioneer headunit connected with the car's built-in GPS antenna, and I frequently use Android Auto. My experience is that AA used the phone's GPS antenna, not the one connected to the headunit (which should have better reception).
AA very probably uses the phone's antenna because the good people at Google expect some headunits to not have a GPS antenna connected (after all no GPS on your headunit is a major selling point for using AA), and they have no way to check that by software.

MTCC RK3188 KLD6 Bluetooth for calls problem

I'm looking for help to resolve my 'Head Unit to Handset' Bluetooth calling problem.
My handset is a Sony Xperia XZ Premium (G8141) running Nougat 7.1.1 (O2 Stock ROM build 45.0.A.5.1)
My head unit is an Autopumpkin 11-RQ0546-UK-A (MTCC RK3188) currently running Malaysk 5.1.1 ROM and KLD6 V2.83 MCU with Microntek Head Unit Service V2.18
My HU and Handset are paired and media audio plays fine (with the Bluetooth app open on the HU).
When the devices first connect the phone shows 'Connected for Media and Calls' and the HU bluetooth app shows all of the options available (media, calls, phone book etc) but only for 1-2 seconds then they all become unavailable and the phone changes to 'Connected for Media'. When my phone rings nothing happens on the HU and my phone does not show the bluetooth speaker option in the phone app.
This HU worked great for calls with my previous handset (Xperia Z3 Android 6) and I was running Malaysk 4.4.4 ROM but it wouldn't work with my XZ Premium so I tried the following: -
Malaysk 4.4.4 ROM with MCU KLD6 V2.83
Malaysk 5.1.1 ROM with MCU KLD6 V2.83, V2.85 & (even a KLD9 MCU by mistake)
Microntek HU Service as included in ROMS but also newest version from XDA thread (both Bluetooth settings from this app)
all different MCU System settings for Bluetooth that are available (about 5 or 6 from memory).
Nothing seems to make things work. Some settings disable the bluetooth altogether but mostly the same thing happens, connection with all options available for a few seconds then just media audio.
Due to the length of time required to flash various combinations of MCU/ROM/HU service/settings I was hoping that someone could suggest a quicker way to fix this?
Thanks for reading, Thintin

Nobody?

Update: my Xperia XZ premium has updated to android 8 and now Bluetooth works as expected.

I got Bluetooth calls to work
I have an Eonon GA5180F with a rk3188 processor. It came with Android 4.4. I wanted to upgrade it to add more apps. I used Malaysk's ROM 5.1.1. All was well, but the Bluetooth calls did not work. The bluetooth music worked. I fixed this by going to settings, then to factory settings, then entering code 126 (or what ever your factory code is), then going to application, to BT and then changing it from IVT_BT to WQ_BC6. I saved it and then rebooted. The calls worked after that.

Current Android Headunit Bluetooth Capabiities

Hi everyone, looking to pick up an octacore headunit from aliexpress, "KANOR" branded.
[can't post link because new member]
But one of the main reasons I want it is to connect with my ECU through a google play app called MDash. It connects via bluetooth. Through my reading over these android head units, I've seen a lot of mentions of the bluetooth functionality only working for music, phone calls, and the obd2 adapters. Does anyone have experience on whether or not the bluetooth is still this limited for the newer Android 8.0 octacore units? And if so, is there a way I can get the functionality I need out of the headunit by rooting it?
Thanks for your time and help!

bump

bump. Any help is greatly appreciated before I spend my money on a headunit.

Yes mate still crap. In fact Id say worse.
I have a new erising octa px5, mtcE, android 8 and bluetooth is minimal. Phone app is rubbish, sounds / looks terrible and it just about works .
Dont no for sure what profiles it has stock but seems everywhere I read now ppl are going the android auto route (which uses 'OK' google everything (surprise surprise)) and always on data. etc.
Lemmings!

BT Firmware PX5

Iv got a new headunit for my car - never had an android one before so this is all new.
Its branded
Erisin ES5129D​Rockchip
rk3368_Android10
RK30sdk
So its obviously come with some cracked APKs on for navigation, DAB radio etc but the main issue I'm having is the Bluetooth, the app that comes installed (BT) is awful, only allows for one connection which then means I cant have Bluetooth controls (the steering wheel controls wont work), also the UI is terrible
Iv looked on the updates and cant find anything to do with this app, i cant find any update or anything. Can anyone help?

My condolences, post Android system information including MCU version and your device might be identifiable without crystal ball