Genos 9" android tablet install
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Genos 9" android tablet install
Well this will not be much of a build thread cause it took almost no time.
9 " levono android tablet
Metra dash kit for a double din.
Build went super fast one day total. First picture is before painting and during fitting. Rest are 95% finished just need to make a few changes. Will have torque,pandora music app, google maps. and a few other things
9 " levono android tablet
Metra dash kit for a double din.
Build went super fast one day total. First picture is before painting and during fitting. Rest are 95% finished just need to make a few changes. Will have torque,pandora music app, google maps. and a few other things
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I will update pictures and answer any questions tomorrow.
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Very cool, so explain how you switch between am/fm, sirius, usb, and cd if avaible, other than steering wheel controls, and turn radio off on, and volume???
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Originally Posted by Toddman34
Very cool, so explain how you switch between am/fm, sirius, usb, and cd if avaible, other than steering wheel controls, and turn radio off on, and volume???
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Uses sync to play audio to Bluetooth all the stock steering wheel controls work like normal. Pandora and the music player both work over blue tooth. Yes I can remove it but there is no need to add movies or whatever I have the USB from the tablet run to the glove box all I do is plug it into my laptop and can add anything off my computer. But it has wifi so I can download anything from the web via wifi
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Very interesting. No issues with navigation catching GPS signals? What else can you do with it?
I leave my stock nav on the split screen with radio, a/c controls and the map most of the time. I too use the radio controls for most functions. Do you have a "stock" screen that provides useful information? Does the screen dim at night time. These tablet dashes facinate the hell out of me. I have no guts to tackle something like it but it's awesome t see what you guys are capable of.
I leave my stock nav on the split screen with radio, a/c controls and the map most of the time. I too use the radio controls for most functions. Do you have a "stock" screen that provides useful information? Does the screen dim at night time. These tablet dashes facinate the hell out of me. I have no guts to tackle something like it but it's awesome t see what you guys are capable of.
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Originally Posted by sharper4
Very interesting. No issues with navigation catching GPS signals? What else can you do with it?
I leave my stock nav on the split screen with radio, a/c controls and the map most of the time. I too use the radio controls for most functions. Do you have a "stock" screen that provides useful information? Does the screen dim at night time. These tablet dashes facinate the hell out of me. I have no guts to tackle something like it but it's awesome t see what you guys are capable of.
I leave my stock nav on the split screen with radio, a/c controls and the map most of the time. I too use the radio controls for most functions. Do you have a "stock" screen that provides useful information? Does the screen dim at night time. These tablet dashes facinate the hell out of me. I have no guts to tackle something like it but it's awesome t see what you guys are capable of.
It's Better then the stock navigation and only $400 not $1600
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Originally Posted by johnjay06
Probably a dumb question, but what keeps the tablet in there? Some type of glue or bracket?