View Poll Results: How many of you have utilized the SYNC3 update?
Upgraded



627
69.05%
Choosing to wait for Ford



281
30.95%
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Current SYNC 3 and CarPlay/Android Auto Information
From service manual:
The USB hub allows for various audio devices to play content through the vehicle speakers. The USB hub contains one or two USB port(s), depending on the vehicle equipment. If the vehicle is equipped with a remote USB port, the USB hub contains one USB port. If the vehicle is not equipped with a remote USB port, the USB hub contains two USB ports.
Data is sent from the USB hub and remote USB port (if equipped) to the APIM through the USB hub-to- APIM USB cable. Although there are multiple USB ports in the system, there is only one cable connecting the USB hub to the APIM.
The USB hub receives voltage and ground through dedicated circuits from the APIM. The USB ports can be used to power and/or charge a device if the device supports this feature and does not have a power consumption requirement of more than approximately 5V and 2.5A (about 13 watts).
The USB hub allows for various audio devices to play content through the vehicle speakers. The USB hub contains one or two USB port(s), depending on the vehicle equipment. If the vehicle is equipped with a remote USB port, the USB hub contains one USB port. If the vehicle is not equipped with a remote USB port, the USB hub contains two USB ports.
Data is sent from the USB hub and remote USB port (if equipped) to the APIM through the USB hub-to- APIM USB cable. Although there are multiple USB ports in the system, there is only one cable connecting the USB hub to the APIM.
The USB hub receives voltage and ground through dedicated circuits from the APIM. The USB ports can be used to power and/or charge a device if the device supports this feature and does not have a power consumption requirement of more than approximately 5V and 2.5A (about 13 watts).
I am actually surprised at the demand by those who have NAV. I certainly understand those without NAV wanting it though.
I think Android Auto will be nice once Waze finally gets released for it. Which they said will happen since Google now owns Waze.
Plus I assume other app developers are awaiting 2.x to do more integration.
For the $50+ cost of the hub, which arrived today btw, I am willing to experiment and hope it works out.
Another IT guy and I agree. Having said that I ordered my new hub today,which the dealer told me was on nationwide backorder. I figure by the time I get the hub, the update may be out and the bug reports will have started coming in.



