Is it possible to have the raspberry pi (version 2) connected to the infotainment system of my car, working as a slave unit and then, connect my phone to the raspberry pi via wifi, and have a wireless android auto connection as soon as i enter my car?
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Hi, I have a raspberry pi 3 and I'd like to connect it to my android phone and use it as a display, if it's possible using a cable. I know it's possible to use stuff like vnc and ssh but if I connect to the raspberry via vnc I cannot use the keyboard plugged into the raspberry.
Hi! Im wondering if there is a adapter to plug any HDMI device to an AA headunit? I think the dongle must run an Android OS which let the headunit think there is a AA smartphone connected. But the dongle will stream the HDMI input via USB as AA stream.
I searched for HDMI to Android Auto adapter but there are only tons of adapters to convert an android headunit to Android Auto and CarPlay compabillity.
If such a dongle doesn’t exist yet... may it be possible to realize this with a raspberry pi?
Also interested in this, please someone answer.
I don't know if the product below is what you need.
https://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNDY1NTU5OTQwOA==.html
If you need to link the Android host to the screen with MDMI, you need to confirm whether your Android host supports this function.
I'm trying to make a dedicated device to plug into my Pioneer Headunit that connects via USB and run android auto. I can find an apk to run android auto, but when connecting USB A to USB A the Head Unit (Pioneer AVH-2330NEX) doesn't see it as a phone or connect. Is there anyway to get android auto to connect to car stereo?
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Greetings everyone.
I need some help regarding Raspberry PI.
I want Raspberry PI that can play simple sound during the start-up to connect it to the car using a usb outlet.
so the requirement for the Raspberry PI is :
-Can be powered by 12v usb outlet.
-3.5 headphone jack
-ability to install external speakers
-Small storage size (1GB)
So what is the best Raspberry PI model that can fill full those requirements?
Recently loaded Pop-os then Ubuntu after having issues with a wireless keyboard both OS's have the same results so the issue must be related to the Pi itself. I completed the following:
Logitech MX wireless bluetooth keyboard functions normally with Pop on 2 other computers
Logitech 520 wireless USB Unifying Receiver keyboard functions normally with Pop on 2 other computers
Logitech wireless mouse works also with the USB Unifying receiver
Loaded distribution on Raspberry Pi 4 [did not use the Raspberry linux]
Pi 4 has both USB and bluetooth capabilities
connected a Logitech wireless mouse with the USB Unifying receiver: functions normally
connected a USB wired keyboard: functions normally
connected a Logitech MX wireless keyboard via bluetooth: connected and functions normally
Disconnected the USB wired keyboard
MX keyboard stayed connected via bluetooth but no longer would send commands to the Raspberry
Reconnected the USB keyboard: Mx wireless keyboard functions normally as long as the wired keyboard is in place
Connected the 520 wireless keyboard with the USB Unifying receiver: it also functions normally but no longer functions if the wired keyboard is disconnected
Anyone have any idea where to go with this? Appreciate any comments.