D8 User Manual
D8 User Manual
D8 User Manual
www.dynavin.de
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Contents
General Information ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Instructions for the Intended Operation .................................................................................................................................. 6
Technical Features ........................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Wiring Diagram ................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
First Step ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
Main Menu ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
System Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Overview of the System Settings .................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Backup Camera Enable ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
System Language ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Color ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Set Multifunction ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
Brightness ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Time Zone ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
Factory Reset ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Radio Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Overview of the Buttons ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Save Radio Stations ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Settings .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Phantom Antenna Power .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Save Radio Station Logos ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Phone Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Overview of the Buttons ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Connect Phone ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Setup ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Contacts ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Search Contact ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Favorites ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Sound Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Sound Settings - Menu .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Fade - Balance - Delay ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Bass - Middle - Treble .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Equalizer .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Source Volume ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
Navigation ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Navigation Start-Up ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
Change Media Source ................................................................................................................................................................... 26
BT Audio ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
Media Overview - Current Title ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
USB ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Media Overview - Current Title ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
Library ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Songs .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 30
Albums .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
Artists ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
Now Playing .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
Picture ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Video .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Folder ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 34
Z-Link (Car-smartphone connectivity) .................................................................................................................................... 35
Wireless Apple CarPlay ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Android Auto ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Wireless Mirroring ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Wired Mirroring .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
Setting ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
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Contents
Apps Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 39
Apps Menu ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Uninstall the App ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Move the App to the Main Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
File Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
File Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 40
Transfer File .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41
Edit File ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 41
Vehicle (Only for VW & Skoda vehicles with MQB platform) ......................................................................................... 42
Firmware Update ........................................................................................................................................................................... 42
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................................................. 44
Error message within the GPS navigation ............................................................................................................................. 45
Declaration of Conformity
Dynavin GmbH hereby confirms that this product complies with the essential requirements
of all relevant directives and regulations in force in the European Community.
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General Information
During the development of this product, special attention was paid to your personal safety, combined
with the greatest possible ease of use, modern design and current production techniques.
However, despite all due care, it is possible that improper installation or incorrect operation may result in
personal injury or damage to property.
Therefore, please read these operating instructions carefully and completely and keep them in a safe place.
This product complies with the requirements of the applicable European and national directives.
Conformity has been proven, the corresponding documents and declarations are on file with the manufacturer
.
We reserve the right to make unannounced product-related changes at any time in the interests of technical
progress and adaptation to the vehicle market.
Check the legal regulations of your country before installing the device. Failure to comply with the legal
requirements may result in significant penalties.
In the case of warranty claims, the device must be sent to us in the original packaging with the enclosed proof
of purchase and a detailed description of the fault. Please note the return regulations on our website
www.dynavin.de/en/return-of-goods-rma (RMA procedure). The legal warranty . regulations apply.
Despite all efforts, not all vehicles or equipment variants of the vehicles can be guaranteed that the
products offered and specified by us are 100% compatible. If you have any questions regarding product
compatibility, please feel free to contact us at any time. Our expert staff in the service area will help you
further.
If the electrical system of your vehicle suddenly shows irregular or faulty function, disconnect the product from
the vehicle electronics and contact a specialist workshop for inspection.
Dynavin is not liable for any direct or indirect consequential damage or loss, nor does Dynavin assume any
possible installation and removal costs and/or diagnostic fees.
All steps necessary for installation are carried out at the customer's request, with the knowledge that a
possible incompatibility may be present or that the product used may fail due to operational reasons.
The warranty claim and the operating permit expire due to:
1. unauthorized modifications to the device or accessories that have not been carried out or approved by
the manufacturer
2. Opening the housing of the device
3. Self-performed repairs on the device
4. Improper use / use not in accordance with the intended purpose
5. Accidental damage (including but not limited to dropping the unit, willful destruction, vehicle accident,
etc.)
Never use safety-related connections or attachment points, such as steering, braking systems or other
vehicle-related safety components, as doing so may endanger your own safety while driving and that of other
drivers.
Only connect the device to the vehicle-specific power supplies and ground points specified by us. Avoid
changing any settings on the device that could distract you from driving safely and cause you to endanger
yourself and/or other drivers on the road.
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Instructions for the Intended Operation
Only use the device in the location intended for it. In case of improper use, improper installation or
modifications, the operating permit and the warranty will become void.
The instructions listed here apply to most, but not all products equally! If you have any questions about
this, please contact your dealer.
Risk of damage to the electronics. Never open the housing of the device unless instructed to
do so by the manual or the service team. Otherwise the warranty will be voided.
Always have repairs carried out by our service partners only! Devices repaired by yourself
will void the warranty!
Attention ! Never overload the power connections or extension cables. Fire hazard !
Attention ! Never insert foreign objects into the openings on the housing!
The objects can damage the electronics or cause short circuits.
Attention ! If cables or connectors of the item are damaged, de-energize the item and
contact your dealer. Danger of fire or electric shock.
Attention ! In case of smoke, noise and/or odor development, switch off the device
immediately and disconnect it from the power supply. Do not continue to use the device!
Contact your dealer!
Attention ! Do not expose the device to direct sunlight or other heat sources! Never install the
device near radiators, hot air hoses or other heat sources.
Attention ! Ensure sufficient air circulation to avoid damage to the device components.
components. Do not cover any opening of the device.
If you need to replace a fuse, switch off the device and disconnect the power supply. Only
use fuses of the same rating as replacements.
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Technical Features
General Audio (DSP)
Operating System: Android with proprietary Max. Output: 4x45W
Software Bass Boost: Yes
CPU: 833MHz Amp Output: Yes
External Connections: Video Out / Audio Out / A/V AV IN: Yes
IN / DAB+ Connection AV Out: Yes
Sound Setting: Yes
Balance/Fader: Yes
Equipment
Output Level: 4V
Direct Access Keys : Yes
Sound Settings: - Subwoofer Control
Key tones: Yes
- Dyna Bass Settings
Bluetooth Module: Yes
- Bass Center
Navigation: Yes
Frequency Setting
USB: Yes (1x Mirror Link and 1x Media)
- Bass Adjustment
SWC connection : Yes
- 9-Band EQ
Update : Yes
- Time Correction
Dual Zone: Yes
Camera Input: Yes
Camera lines: Yes (Switchable) USB
Amplifier Remote: Yes USB Standard: USB 2.0
Dim Function: Yes Playback: MP3 / AAC / WMA /AVI
Selection option: Album / Artists / Songs /
Podcast / Audiobook
Display Alphabetical Search: Yes
Size: 7" / 9" or 10" Operation via Touch: Yes
Display Format: 16:9
Touch Function: Yes, Capacitive Touch
Resolution: 1280*720px
Brightness Slider: Yes
Color Saturation: Yes
iPhone Connection: Yes (By Media USB)
BT
Hands Free: Yes
A2DP: Yes
Phonebook: Yes, to 1000 Contacts
Favorites: Yes
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Only for customers in Europe
Wiring Diagram
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Only for United States customers
Wiring Diagram
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First Step
If you have connected the device as indicated, turn on the ignition of the vehicle. The Dynavin will then boot-up.
This may take about 30 seconds the first time. It will begin on the radio screen.
Main Menu
The main menu is divided into two pages.
Page 1
Page 2
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Main Menu
You can switch between the pages in the main menu as follows:
1. by pressing on the page navigation lines (in the lower middle area of the main menu)
2. by swiping with your finger (to the left or right)
*The blue line indicates which page you are currently on. In the picture above it is on the main menu page 2.*
You can change the position of the function icons on the main menu:
Long press the icon and drag it to where you want to place it, and release your finger when the two icons
overlap.
(Note: Radio icont, Z-Link icon and Apps icon cannot be moved)
= Activates the voice assistant on your smartphone (e.g. Siri or Google Assistant)
If you want to clear all applications , swipe down on the screen and click the " ” button at the top.
On the following pages we will go into more detail about the individual menus.
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System Settings
System Language:
Set your desired device language. 14 languages selectable
Color:
Select a color to change the color of the lines and icon borders on the screen.
4 colors available:
Set Multifunction:
You can program the “ ” button to create a shortcut to a preferred function or mode. Once programmed,
simply press the “ ” button to instantly access it.
Brightness:
You have several ways to adjust the brightness and control. This includes the dimming function. First, touch the
down arrow key right of the menu item labeled Manual / Auto Illumination.
Depending on the selected function, another option in the settings may be unlocked.
Manual = Manually adjust the backlighting
Auto Illumination = Automatic dimming function (on when lights are turned on)
Time Zone:
In this menu you can set the time zone in which you are located. For example, Germany: winter time (UTC +1:00)
and summer time (UTC +2:00).
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System Settings
In the system settings you can change some of the basic options and settings of the device. Briefly tap the box
next to the words to enable the option.
With Brake deselected, video playback or DAB-T will be inhibited so that you are not distracted while driving.
When you engage the handbrake, the image below will be displayed informing you that video playback is not
allowed while traveling.
If you want to activate the video while traveling, select the Brake option.
Note:
Inform yourself about the requirements and legal regulations in your country. If you activate this option
without permission, this can lead to considerable fines.
This is a setting that is not activated by Dynavin for general use and does not assume any fines.
This setting is activated only by the user and owner, and the latter therefore assumes all responsibility
of activation.
Factory Reset
Resets the system to factory settings.
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Radio Menu
To open the radio menu press the “Radio” button in the main menu
Station list
Setup
The current station is outlined in color. A total of 15 stations can be stored in the FM range, whereby the memory
locations 11-15 are for the automatic station search (APS). If you have stored stations in one of these memory
locations, they will be overwritten during the next search.
The memory locations 1-10 are available at any time for manual storage.
5 memory locations are displayed per page. To switch to another page, press the respective line directly
below the memory locations:
Line 1 = memory stations 1-5
Line 2 = memory stations 6-10
Line 3 = memory stations 11-15 (are overwritten by the automatic station scan)
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Radio Menu
Save Radio Stations
If you want to save a radio station, press and hold the desired station for approx. 1-2 seconds. The station can
then be stored via this memory location.
Settings
= deactivated
= activated
AF = Alternative Frequency:
If this option is activated, the radio automatically searches for an alternative frequency when the station
becomes weaker.
TA = Traffic Announcement:
If this option is enabled, traf c messages are automatically imported into the running program.
The value behind it (in the example Vol +3) increases the current volume by 3 volume steps.
RDS Text:
When this function is enabled, information can be transmitted from the radio station to your radio.
Like for example information about the played music track or information about the current program, as
well as the station name.
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Radio Menu
Save Radio Station Logos
For saving radio station logos a USB device is required. The USB device must be connected to the Media USB
cable to display them. In addition to logos, there can be other files on the USB device, such as music, videos,
pictures, etc.
Steps
1. Download the desired station logos from the Internet or from the station's website.
2. Connect a USB device to the computer.
3. Create a folder “RADIO” on the USB device for FM/AM memory locations and/or a folder “DAB” if you also
want to store station logos for digital radio. The letters must all be capitalized.
4. If you want to save FM and DAB logos, these two folders must be located in the root directory of the USB
device.
5. For the file size, make sure that the images do not exceed an aspect ratio of 122x92px. You may still need
to edit the images to adjust the size.
6. The files must be saved in .jpg/.bmp or .png format.
7. Now change the name of the logos to FM1 (DAB1) to FM15 (DAB15) or AM1 to AM15.
Make sure that these are capitalized again. The file name then stands at the same time for the
transmitter memory location.
8. In the image, FM1 stands for the first station in the FM range.
This image is stored for this station. FM2 is stored for station no.2 etc.
If the stations are stored in a new order on the device, the images would have to be renamed or changed
accordingly.
After you have successfully saved all the logos, insert the USB drive into the Media USB port. The data will be
retrieved automatically and the station logos will be displayed.
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Phone Menu
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You can access the “Phone” menu from the main menu
Delete digit
Dial number
End call
View contacts
Setup
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Phone Menu
In order to use the phone or Bluetooth function, first connect your smartphone to the device.
Connect Phone
Activate Bluetooth on your smartphone and go to the Bluetooth settings. Start a search and connect to the
Dynavin device.
Once the smartphone is successfully paired with the device, this is visually shown on the display.
Reception strength
Smartphone
battery level
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Phone Menu
Setup
Select telephone
The Dynavin unit remembers the connected phones. Select one to connect.
Search Mode
Changes how the phonebook contacts are displayed by either first name or last name.
Microphone Gain
Raising or lowering the volume fader either boosts or cuts the signal from the microphone. To do this, press the
fader area. A large fader appears. Drag in the desired direction.
Phone Volume
The phone volume can be adjusted either by the left rotary knob during a call, or via this menu item
independently of a call. To do this, press the fader area. A large fader appears. Drag in the desired direction.
Bluetooth Reset
This menu item resets everything related to the phone menu to the factory settings.
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Phone Menu
Contacts
Use this menu option to bring up the contact list. As soon as you press a contact, a popup opens. The
displayed contact with the stored phone number is called via the telephone key.
Switches between
the stored phone
numbers of the
contact
Call contact
Save contact as
favorite
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Phone Menu
Search Contact
Search results
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Phone Menu
Favorites
As soon as a contact has been saved as a favorite, it is transferred to the favorites list. To open the favorites list
press the "Favorites" button in the menu bar.
Switches between
the stored phone
numbers of the
contact
Call contact
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Sound Menu
Sound Settings - Menu
Equalizer:
In this menu you have the ability to tune individual frequency ranges.
A 5-band equalizer is available for this purpose. Save your settings via the "User" icon.
For a more detailed explanation, see page 26.
Source Volume:
In this menu you can make volume adjustments for each of the different media sources (e.g. radio, USB).
A more detailed explanation can be found on page 27.
Navigation Volume:
Use the fader to adjust the volume of the navigation announcements.
You can do this additionally via the right knob, but only during an announcement.
Confirmation Tone:
Set the volume of the key tones. Activate the field with a check mark. Then press on the fader in the right
column and drag it to the desired volume.
Warning Tone
This option is specifically for the BMW E9X and E8X. If you select this option you can hear warning signals
through the speakers. The warning beep includes seat belt reminders and so on.
OE DSP AMP:
Activates the factory DSP system if-equipped. This menu item only appears on vehicles that may have a
DSP sound system installed. Press the fader in the right column and drag it to the desired volume.
Loud:
Boosts the bass and treble to achieve an amplification effect. Place a checkmark to the left of “Loud” to
activate this function.
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Sound Menu
Fade - Balance - Delay
Overview of the icons
In this menu you can set the delay correction of the individual speakers:
FL = Front left
FR = Front right
RL = Rear left
RR = Rear right
or
The circle in the center of the control pad resets the acoustic
center setting.
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Sound Menu
Bass - Middle - Treble
In this menu, you can adjust the treble and bass of your sound system.
With the four controls shown, you can adjust the bass, treble and midrange, and if a subwoofer is connected,
you can also adjust it by simply moving it around.
You can move the slider to the desired position by scrolling up and down. To do this, press the slider down. You
know the control is selected when the blue bar turns red.
Equalizer
In this menu, you can choose to tune a single frequency range within a certain range. You can do this in nine
different frequency ranges.
However, you can also select some preset values such as Flat, Pop, Classic, Rock, or if you select the User button,
you can make your own personal settings.
You can move the slider to the desired position by scrolling up and down. To do this, press the slider down. You
know the control is selected when the blue bar turns red.
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Sound Menu
Source Volume
Here you can adjust the volume level of various sources. In the 0 range, the radio's set volume is used. In the
range above or below 0, it is automatically adjusted by this level. Automatically adjusts by this level.
You can move the slider to the desired position by scrolling up and down. To do this, press the slider down. You
know the control is selected when the blue bar turns red.
Navigation
Navigation Start-Up
When you start the navigation for the first time, it may take several minutes to load. Also, you must first set
some options of the Navigation software like Language, Time, and Voice. For all the functions and options of the
navigation software, please refer to the manual for the navigation software.
Press “BT Audio” on the top left to change the media source.
A dropdown appears:
Active source = highlighted in red (in the example above BT Audio)
Grayed-out source = source not connected (i.e. “USB” in above right image)
Red highlighted source = source connected and ready for playback
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BT Audio
Media Overview - Current Title
Play music
Pause music
Next song
Previous song
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USB
Media Overview - Current Title
The image shows the USB menu (the menus are identical in structure).
Open library
Repeat all
Repeat folder
Previous song
Play music
Pause music
Next song
Shuffle
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USB
Library
The above image shows the library overview which will display all of the file names in that source.
As soon as you switch to the Library Overview, you will be shown all of the files on the selected playback source.
Switch to the respective category to display e.g. only music, only videos or only images.
View videos
View pictures
Search
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USB
Songs
The above image shows the song overview which will display all of the music files in that source.
Once you select the “Songs” menu, you can sort by albums, artists, or tracks by press the corresponding icon.
Tap the desired title to play it.
Albums overview
Artists overview
Songs overview
Go back a step in
library overview
Search
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USB
Albums
The images show a closed folder structure on the left and an open folder structure on the right.
Scroll to the desired album using either the arrow keys or your finger. After you have selected an album
you will be shown all the tracks that are in this album.
Artists
The images show a closed folder structure on the left and an open folder structure on the right.
Scroll to the desired artist using either the arrow keys or your finger. After an artist has been selected, all
tracks of the artist will be displayed to you.
Now Playing
Click the "Now Playing" icon and you will be back to the playing menu.
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USB
Picture
Tap an image to view it in a larger format. Here you can also save an image as the startup image (boot logo).
This image will then be displayed when you start the device.
Save as startup image Switch to the standard view Switch to full screen view
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USB
Video
When the “Video” overview is selected, you will see all videos that are on the playback source.
Scroll either with the arrow keys or finger to the video you want and tap the title to play it.
While the video is playing, the following buttons will be available to you:
Pause music
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USB
Folder
The folder overview shows the complete directory of the playback source displayed alphabetically.
Using the search function, you can quickly access the file you are looking for. Press “ ” to hide the keyboard.
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Z-Link (Car-smartphone connectivity)
Wireless Apple CarPlay
Before using wireless Apple CarPlay, turn on the BT function on your smartphone device
Connect your smartphone to Dynavin unit via Bluetooth (Operation see page 19).
After successful pairing, the device will automatically access the Apple CarPlay. Then you can control the
smartphone via the Dynavin unit.
Android Auto
Connect your smartphone to the Dynavin unit via USB and click the “Z-Link” icon on the main menu to
access the Android Auto menu.
Wireless Mirroring
You can display your smartphone’s screen on the Dynavin’s screen using the Wireless Mirroring function.
Click “Z-Link” on the main menu and click the “ ” icon on the CarPlay / Android Auto menu to access the
Wireless Mirroring menu. Then select your smartphone type.
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Z-Link (Car-smartphone connectivity)
For iPhone users, please refer to the following steps:
Step2 : Click the “ ” button on the Dynavin unit. The unit will jump to the WiFi menu. Find your
phone’s Hotspot in the WiFi menu and connect.
Step1 : Use your Android smartphone to scan the QR code on the menu to download the necessary app.
Step2 : Pair your smartphone with Dynavin unit via Bluetooth(Operation see page 19), and turn on your phone’s
Step3 : Click the “ ” button on the unit. The unit will jump to the WiFi menu. Find your phone’s
Step4 : Click the "Start Screen Projection" button on your Android phone.
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Z-Link (Car-smartphone connectivity)
Wired Mirroring
Click the “ ” button in the Wireless Mirroring menu to access the Wired Mirroring menu.
For iPhone users, connect your iPhone to Dynavin unit via USB. The following message will appear on your
phone, click "Trust" to start mirroring.
Step1 : Use your Android smartphone to scan the QR code on the menu to download the necessary app.
Step2 : Connect your Android phone to Dynavin unit via USB. And pair your Android phone with the Dynavin
unit via Bluetooth(Operation see page 19).
Step3 : Click the “Start Screen Projection” button on your Android phone.
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Z-Link (Car-smartphone connectivity)
Setting
Driver Position (Effective next time) = Left-hand drive and right-hand drive suitable for different countries'
driving positions.
Floating Navigation = Turn OFF to ON , the “Z-Link” application button will float in any menu and can be
quickly accessed by clicking on it.
HD = HD option.
Background Connection = When OFF, connection is only possible by accessing the “Z-Link” menu. When
turned on, background connection is allowed.
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Apps Menu
Apps Menu
Long press the app icon and drag it outside the Apps window. This app icon will be moved to the last position in
the main menu after you release your finger.
If you need to move the app icon to a different location, release your finger when the app icon overlaps with the
desired location.
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File Menu
File Menu
Search files
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File Menu
Transfer File
You can copy or transfer files from a USB Drive to the Internal shared storage. Long press the file name from the
USB Drive and you will see the “Copy” and “Cut” options (If you need to deselect a file, you can click the file
name again or click the “ ” button).
After tapping the “Copy” or “Cut” icon, enter the “Internal shared storage” menu and click the “Paste” icon, the
selected file will appear in the Internal shared storage.
Copy
Cut
Paste
Edit File
Long press the file name from the Internal shared storage / USB Drive, after clicking the “ ” button you can
delete the file, rename the file or view file details.
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Vehicle (Only for VW & Skoda vehicles with MQB platform)
This function can only be used in VW & Skoda vehicles with MQB platform. The original vehicle settings
are retained.
The Dynavin unit offers the ability to display the vehicle information. The information displayed varies from
vehicle to vehicle. The Dynavin has limited ability to read vehicle information. Vehicle information details cannot
be given or guaranteed before the unit is installed.
Firmware Update
In the Info menu you can view the Dynavin's system information and the find the button to update the
firmware.
Before Installing:
You only need to update the firmware if your Dynavin is not functioning normally or if you are explicitly
instructed on Dynavin’s homepage or by a Dynavin distributor to do so.
Each update will be installed at your own risk. Dynavin is not responsible for errors which may occur during the
update resulting in the malfunctioning of the unit. Please ensure that during a firmware install that you have
constant power to the unit and there is no power failure or other voltage fluctuations. This may interfere with
the update process and make the unit unusable.
Use only media cards which are 100% failure free. If you use a defective memory card it is possible that the
update will not be able to install or that the update will damage your unit.
Use only firmware updates for your Dynavin that are approved by Dynavin and are found on Dynavin’s website.
Visit www.dynavin.com for available updates and to determine whether your Dynavin requires an update.
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Firmware Update
On the Dynavin homepage, follow the instructions for downloading the firmware.
Download the available update firmware for your Dynavin onto a USB 2.0 drive. (This drive must be formatted in
FAT32. Please make sure to begin with a blank USB drive.)
You must extract the files and place them individually in the root directory of the USB drive(not in a folder).
If there is no update software on the USB drive or you did not first extract the files before copying them to the
USB drive, you will get a message as pictured below.
Only when the system finds the correct files on the card will the update process begin.
Once the system update software is detected, the small light in the top left corner of the “Upgrade Now” button
will turn green. Once the button is pressed, the Dynavin will begin downloading the firmware (do not remove
the USB drive). Once it has finished downloading, the unit will restart and install the update automatically. It is
possible that you will see a black screen for a brief time. The whole process will take about 3-5 minutes. You can
remove the USB drive after downloading has finished and the Dynavin has fully booted up.
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Troubleshooting
The device freezes during a firmware update (or activation of an upgrade):
There is no need to panic. If you are sure that the files are properly present on the USB drive, keep pressing the
RST button until you see the startup screen of the device.
The device will now boot directly from the USB drive with the update files.
If the update fails again, please check the files on the USB stick. Contact us if further assistance is needed.
Hands-free: The other party hears me very poorly and/or with interference noise:
Noise is generated if the microphone is mounted on the windshield, for example. This should be avoided.
Otherwise, the microphone will pick up vibrations from the windshield.
If the microphone is attached to the A-pillar or directly to the ceiling light, you can try to increase the
microphone gain via the settings in the “Phone” menu.
If this also does not lead to a satisfactory result, please contact our support at [email protected].
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Error message within the navigation:
1. os.exe error
Please contact us. We will go through some steps with you and send you a backup file. If the error
still occurs, you can send the card back for repair.
2. MobileNavigator.exe error:
Please contact us. We will go through some steps with you and send you a backup file. If the error
still occurs, you can send the card back for repair.
4. Fatal Error:
In case of a Fatal Error please contact us. We will perform a few steps with you.
5. license invalid:
This message only appears if you have copied the files from the original card to another SD card or
the license is incorrect. The license is directly related to the serial number of the SD card. Make
sure you always use the original SD card.
If your error is not listed above, please contact our support. We will help you further.
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