Why Adayo AN6Q24 cannot read USB device?
If the USB device cannot be read by your Adayo Car Video System, ensure that the USB disk file system is in FAT or FAT32 format, as the system does not support NTFS format.
Includes warnings about electrical exposure, installation conditions, and safe operation practices.
Guidelines for using discs, including avoiding irregular shapes and proper cleaning methods.
Details on buttons, volume controls, USB connector, AUX jack, and microphone input.
Explanation of screen navigation buttons, map card slot, disc slot, and remote sensor.
Description of each button's function on the remote control for operating the unit.
Important notes and precautions for using the remote control effectively and safely.
Instructions for safely installing and uninstalling the battery from the remote control.
How to turn the unit on/off, mute, adjust volume, and select audio/video sources.
Behavior when in reverse, parking brake applied, and setting unit wallpaper.
Accessing the primary user interface to select main functions and sources.
How to view and access installed applications and system widgets.
Procedures for inserting, ejecting, and the initial playback process of discs.
On-screen controls and navigation for playing DVD content.
Controls for chapters, audio, subtitles, mixed discs, and CD playback.
Using repeat, random play, fast forward/backward, and searching for content.
How to select radio bands and tune into stations manually or automatically.
Methods for automatically or manually saving and recalling preset radio stations.
Connecting, safely removing, and managing USB storage devices.
Playing music and video files, including selection by name, artist, and album.
Controls for pausing, seeking, track navigation, and playback modes.
Viewing pictures and using an Android phone as USB storage.
Dialing, answering, rejecting, and disconnecting phone calls via Bluetooth.
Making calls using phonebook contacts and accessing call history logs.
Streaming audio wirelessly and configuring Bluetooth connection settings.
Connecting iPod/iPhone and controlling playback (pause, track selection, speed).
Using repeat, random play, and searching for specific tracks on iPod/iPhone.
Setting up Access Point Names for 3G data connectivity.
Connecting to Wi-Fi networks and creating a personal Wi-Fi hotspot.
Accessing websites via the browser and setting up email accounts.
Using navigation applications and connecting auxiliary audio devices.
Programming steering wheel controls and operating the TV mode.
Configuring Google Calendar and managing linked Gmail accounts.
Settings for car features, general options, and wireless network setup.
Managing display, personal preferences, and user accounts.
DVD parental controls and system-wide settings like date and time.
Customizing audio frequencies using presets and manual controls for bass, mid, and treble.
Enabling, filtering, and adjusting the subwoofer output level.
Important safety guidelines and notes for installing and connecting the unit.
Wiring diagrams for connecting the parking brake sensor and backup camera.
Detailed illustration of all cables and their connection points on the main unit.
Solutions for common problems like power, sound, DVD, tuner, and USB modes.
Troubleshooting for radio reception, USB device recognition, and remote control malfunctions.
Details on power, dimensions, weight, and FM/AM radio performance.
Specifications for the LCD screen, DVD player, audio, and video components.
Information on operating and storing temperature and humidity ranges.
General| Touch Screen | Yes |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB | Yes |
| SD Card Slot | Yes |
| GPS Navigation | Yes |
| Audio Output | 4 x 45W |
| AUX Input | Yes |
| Screen Size | 6.2 inches |
| Resolution | 800 x 480 pixels |
| Radio Tuner | AM/FM |
| Supported Media Formats | MP3, WMA, WAV |
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