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How would I hook up an external GPS(10K) dongle for better track apps like racechrono? Is that a bluetooth thing?
According to Google Play, the RaceChrono app is compatible with this device and has "Internal GPS support" and "Bluetooth GPS support up-to 20hz (for superior accuracy over internal GPS)." Please post some screen shots here once you have it up and running!
Thanks Man. The unit your shared was great. But I still the other one. The unit was pumpkin manufacturer the model number was KD-C0224, I will contact the seller to know more about it.
Thanks Man. The unit your shared was great. But I still the other one. The unit was pumpkin manufacturer the model number was KD-C0224, I will contact the seller to know more about it.
Note the one I shared is a quad core. But the user interface seems kind of meh.
I'd love to hear more about the 4.4 Pumpkin unit. One thing I am wondering about it how that 3G dongle works. Does it take a SIM card? How do you connect it to a carrier without a phone #?
Note the one I shared is a quad core. But the user interface seems kind of meh.
I'd love to hear more about the 4.4 Pumpkin unit. One thing I am wondering about it how that 3G dongle works. Does it take a SIM card? How do you connect it to a carrier without a phone #?
As the product description, it can support 3G Dongle they also sell 3G Dongle. Also support SIM CARD, Bluetooth, OBD2, with free mic. And support 1024 x 600, but need to pay extra $60 for it.
Sounds everything good. I would plan to buy in the near future. If your guys who have ever bought from the pumpkin, please shared the review.
One thing I am wondering about it how that 3G dongle works. Does it take a SIM card? How do you connect it to a carrier without a phone #?
GSM dongles do take a SIM card (newer CDMA dongles may as well). Dongles are essentially phones without a user interface. The head unit uses a dongle (or a phone) to connect to the network and serves as a wi-fi hot-spot to enable other devices in the car.
Originally Posted by hello2046
I found they have Android 4.4 kitkat head unit, it is worth to buy?
The KD-C0224 looks nice, though I much prefer *****. The KD-C0223 appears to be a 4.4 Kitkat version of my JY-C0227 / GS-C0219, which came with 4.2 Jelly Bean but can be upgraded to later versions of Android according to the FAQ:
Originally Posted by AutoPumpkin
Q: Can this device be upgraded to later versions of Android as they become available? How?
A: android unit can update the 4.4 kitkat. If you bought unit from ebay, amazon or other, please contact it after-sale service. Any questions please feel free to let me know.
Last edited by bjmsam; Oct 10, 2016 at 10:55 AM.
Reason: clarification
So that model also fits the C6, they just added more LCD and less plastic and *****?
Yes, according to the listed specifications, the double-din installation size is the same 178(L)×142(W)×100(H)mm for both models (6.95" vs. 6.2" screen).
800*480(WVGA) works out to 150 ppi for the 6.2" display and 132 ppi for the 6.95" display. Do you think that's insufficient for a head unit mounted in the dash 2-3 feet away? It looks great to me!
800*480(WVGA) works out to 150 ppi for the 6.2" display and 132 ppi for the 6.95" display. Do you think that's insufficient for a head unit mounted in the dash 2-3 feet away? It looks great to me!
No, I'm sure yours looks great; I just don't see the point of going larger to 6.95" and keeping the resolution the same. It doesn't look as sharp in the vid. I'll probably go with the 4.4 version of yours.
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Back on topic, the following video shows how to update this HU from 4.2.2 to 4.4.4 using this firmware update. My HU works great as is, and the enhancements are not particularly relevant to me, so I will likely wait for 5.0.