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I'd also ordered the splitter cable, when I first fitted mine the nav screen wouldn't work, had to fit this to get it working.
Last edited by Keeling54; May 5, 2020 at 03:45 AM.
I’ve had it for two years now without any issues. Complete wireless Bluetooth. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face!
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Overall, the system does what I want. The audio quality is good, the phone calls are good, the map is good, it connects wirelessly every time. Screen display is good without stretched icons. Siri actually understands me and gives prompt directions. Installation was quite straightforward. The instructions were a little off in the english translation, but readable.
Drawbacks:
- Joystick is very difficult to control. Right to left is the easiest movement. But it is hard to move to the next icon. Tried different settings and their suggestions, but not much difference between them.
- Every now and then, the image switches to the factory system screen with a bluetooth phone not paired error. I had removed my bluetooth paring of the phone from the car's factory system before installation of RoadTop. Pressing down the menu gets it back to Car Play.
- Cannot hear the radio at the same time as direction guidance since the CarPlay uses AUX channel. So I have to choose either radio or directions by switching the audio mode from AUX to FM Radio.
- I have the larger screen set to auto change to the 360 cameras. The split screen just shows whatever button I pressed last from the factory system. It would be really nice to have navigation on the split screen, but impossible due to the 2 mode operation: CarPlay or factory system.
For $200 it was a good buy. Wanted to get BeatSonic, but their $750 price was excessive.
I placed the control unit at the foremost part of the console next to the passenger feet. Cables were long enough to reach there and easy to pull out if something needed reconfiguration.
Wireless CarPlay is very nice. I have a MagSafe holder from Mighty Mount that powers the phone while connected to CarPlay, so it does not drain the battery: https://www.themightymount.com/colle...pro-car-mounts
Anyone figured out what the ‘CarPlay Optimisation setting’ in the Roadtop settings does if you change it? I haven’t bothered interacting with that setting and just left it default.
On my first set of calls, it was pretty good. Now the caller volume is low and if I increase the volume, the caller's get a lot of echo.
On my first set of calls, it was pretty good. Now the caller volume is low and if I increase the volume, the caller's get a lot of echo.








