Try using a generic password when prompted, such as 0000 or 1234?Thanks, I tried that, and it worked great. I wish they had given better instructions with the Motorola Dongle.
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Try using a generic password when prompted, such as 0000 or 1234?Thanks, I tried that, and it worked great. I wish they had given better instructions with the Motorola Dongle.
I can see how that is handy. I mostly listen to music and podcasts on a USB stick. Will not use the apps on my phone much.For short trips when I don't have any need to charge. Nice to just hop in and go, phone in pocket.
Both are data. Try upgrading your C cord and it will work.Is that type c port on the dash only for charging?
hmmm, I tried 3 different cords?Both are data. Try upgrading your C cord and it will work.
hmmm, I tried 3 different cords?
Order one certified for data transfer, not all are (i.e. power transfer only). If your port has power that means it's working, so a proper cable should solve your issue.hmmm, I tried 3 different cords?
DOH!Order one certified for data transfer, not all are (i.e. power transfer only). If your port has power that means it's working, so a proper cable should solve your issue.
I've got the MA1 waiting on my truck, too. A little pricey, but the best reviews, even here in MTC. I like simple. And dependable. I also have a Motorola phone, which shouldn't actually make any difference at all, but I know Motorola products.The one in my Maverick has worked so well that I just added one this morning to my 1993 Lightning, which has an Android Auto head unit to go with my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.
That was all I needed to do.
- Plugged the MA1 into the USB extension cable from the head unit
- Paired the phone and MA1 via Bluetooth (no password required, just agree to pair)
Select Android Auto on the head unit.
I took care of that in the Maverick by running a charge cord from the USB charge port at the back of the console. That way, my tendency to forget to plug in before starting to drive doesn't stop the music while, for long trips, I can plug in as needed.It's good for the everyday around town but for long trips it will drain your phone so I have to plug it in and than its just works on the usb.
I don't know about for Carplay but for Android Auto it does actually utilize both. Bluetooth is still used for voice communication along with initiating/maintaining connectivity.The dongle acts as a cord and you only need to connect to that. Bluetooth to the truck isnt necessary for android auto or apple car play in this situation
I'v been thinking about getting a dongle but you make a good point.I received the Atoto AD3WAA-BK from Amazon ($60). Android.
It works as intended but I don't really see the need for it so I am returning it. I don't see the point of plugging in the wireless dongle instead of just plugging in the phone? If I was using Waze or Google maps on a trip I'd have to charge the phone anyway so I'd have 2 devices plugged in.
Someone please point out if I'm missing somethingthanks