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Radio android - Radio 2 din android turns on for a moment and goes out

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  • #1 17216187
    KrzysztofA6C5
    Level 2  
    Hello. I am asking for help in solving the problem. I would like to install Chinese android radio in A6C5. Radio 2 din in exchange for the original audi 2 din radio. ISO plugs, plugged in, power on pins 4 and 8. The radio turns on, charges Android, the final screen turns on, but after a while it goes out. The radio turns off and cannot be started. Only after pressing the reset button the radio restarts. Where could the problem be? Somewhere, maybe I should connect additional power supply?
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  • #2 17216303
    Darek A.
    Level 20  
    Power is usually on 4 and 7 +, on pin 8 minus.
    It is often the case that pins 4 and 7 are reversed depending on the radio model.
    Put the ignition switch on, start the radio and short-circuit for a test pins 4 and 7 in the ISO power connector, check if it helps, if not, the radio is somewhere.
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  • #3 17811881
    _carlos-
    Level 15  
    Is the car with CAN?
  • #4 17811947
    KrzysztofA6C5
    Level 2  
    _carlos- wrote:
    Is the car with CAN?
    Yes, it's an audi.
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  • #5 17812037
    _carlos-
    Level 15  
    Screen goes gray or goes blank?

    According to the description, it is to be connected:
    A4 - + 12V fixed
    A7 - ACC + 12V after the ignition switch
    A8 - ground

    You connected so?
    Take a picture of the front panel.
    What is Android installed?
  • #6 17815858
    Robert180388
    Level 9  
    I have the same problem, I dragged the cables straight from the battery and once it fires up ok and another 10 minutes a tragedy fires, I think maybe a software change would change something, maybe the fault is that I do not have a CAN module but it is not possible to buy my model. Help !!!
  • #7 17816059
    SZYMON BYDGOSZCZ
    Level 38  
    KrzysztofA6C5 wrote:
    _carlos- wrote:
    Is the car with CAN?
    Yes, it's an audi.



    How does this relate to itself?
  • #8 17817106
    _carlos-
    Level 15  
    And did you do a factory reset?

    Robert180388 wrote:
    I think maybe changing the software would change something


    Write what you have:
    - radio model,
    - Android version,
    - MCU version
  • #10 17879173
    _carlos-
    Level 15  
    Write what you have:
    - radio model,
    - Android version,
    - MCU version
  • #11 17879200
    Robert180388
    Level 9  
    Radio Erisin ES7826s

    Model:
    px5 (1024x600)

    Android version
    8.0.0

    MCU version:
    MTCE_LM_V2.88_1
    Jun 12 2018 11:20:59

    Added after 49 [minutes]:

    "lm2_PX5_8.0_ota (20190105)"
    I have updated such software, there is also an option that I updated it incorrectly because I inserted the card, a message popped up and pressed install and everything or maybe something else?
  • #12 17879346
    _carlos-
    Level 15  
    I have a different model - allwinner P3 with Android 7.1.1


    Radio android - Radio 2 din android turns on for a moment and goes out

    You need to get a new Operating System and phoenixcard file to upload OS and new MCU. Write to the seller to have him send it to you.
  • #13 18272507
    Robert180388
    Level 9  
    I have downloaded the new MTU and nothing has changed :(
  • #14 18919367
    Pojwola
    Level 2  
    I have the same problem you have mastered? Erisin ES5115v powers-lm-v2 81 1, android 8 opr5 hct4
  • #15 18920382
    Robert180388
    Level 9  
    Yes. I already pulled out that radio and put on a watch. But I connected the battery at home and it turned out that everything works as it should. It turned out that the weight must be from - the battery cannot be standard from the car or the body. Write if it worked for you, I had a match with this half of the year :)
  • #16 19419723
    robi4
    Level 17  
    I know it is over time, but in these cars the radio is turned on via the CAN bus. If the radio is dedicated to your car, a small module for connecting the CAN bus should be included with it.
  • #17 19419745
    nici
    Moderator Chiptuning
    robi4 wrote:
    In cars, the radio is switched on via the CAN bus
    That's right, FACTORY. Others have nothing to do with it.
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  • #18 19419770
    Robert180388
    Level 9  
    I solved the case, the ground cable (-) had to be straight from the battery, I figured it out only when I pulled out the radio and connected it to the battery in the room. Why did the factory cube not work? You will not understand the Chinese :)
  • #19 19419965
    _carlos-
    Level 15  
    nici wrote:
    robi4 wrote:
    In cars, the radio is switched on via the CAN bus
    That's right, FACTORY. Others have nothing to do with it.

    Not completely,
    - as not on the Can module, steering wheel control will not work
    - the radio is also turned on and off after Can.
  • #20 19420426
    SZYMON BYDGOSZCZ
    Level 38  
    _carlos- wrote:
    Not completely,
    - as not on the Can module, steering wheel control will not work
    - the radio is also turned on and off after Can.


    What nonsense ???? !!!

    A6 C5 before 2002 no CAN for analog only radio!
  • #21 19420545
    _carlos-
    Level 15  
    If the car does not have Can, it is logical that it will not connect, because there is no what. My answer concerned a specific statement.
    I don't understand why are you screaming?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues faced when installing a Chinese Android 2 DIN radio in an Audi A6 C5. The user reports that the radio powers on briefly but then shuts off, requiring a reset to restart. Various responses suggest checking the wiring connections, particularly the power pins (4, 7, and 8), and ensuring proper grounding directly from the battery. Some users mention the importance of a CAN bus module for functionality, while others have experienced similar issues with different models. Recommendations include verifying the radio model, Android version, and performing a factory reset. Users also discuss the necessity of a stable power supply and potential software updates to resolve the problem.
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