iDoing 10" Universal Single-DIN Android Head Unit: Full Install, Amp Fix and Mounting
John installs iDoing's 10-inch floating single-DIN DSP unit: unboxing, removing the old radio, the labeled harness and USB ports, wiring a backup camera, steering wheel wires, a factory-amp turn-on fix, then detaching the screen to mount the chassis low.
Full video (32 min): WE DOING THIS 10 INCH! | Universal Single Din FULL Install | 8-Core | $300 · John's YouTube channel
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Yes — you can install iDoing on the Universal single-DIN chassis with a 10" floating screen on a pivot mount; fits most cars with a single- or double-DIN opening with a 32 min DIY job. John installs iDoing's 10-inch floating single-DIN DSP unit: unboxing, removing the old radio, the labeled harness and USB ports, wiring a backup camera, steering wheel.
Overview
John moves from an 8-inch double-DIN unit to iDoing's 10-inch universal single-DIN DSP unit, and the extra two inches make a big difference. The back has two microSD slots, a GPS antenna plug that clips in instead of screwing on, and a printed port map. To remove the old radio, take off the screen and the clip-held trim (some cars also have side bolts), lay a towel under the unit because the brackets are sharp, and unplug everything. The kit includes a microphone, a main harness with labeled leads (backup, key 1 and key 2 for steering controls) and separate GPS, Wi-Fi, USB and subwoofer cables. There are three USB ports, handy for a dash cam and phone charging. For a factory backup camera, adapt its two video wires to the RCA input and connect the reverse signal wire. John's car needed the three steering wheel wires (key 1, key 2, ground) wired manually. The first test had no sound because his car has a factory amp. He connected the amp control lead (the pin to the left of the orange one) and the sound came on. He recommends a dry install before mounting anything. To mount, unscrew the twist screws and release the side clips to remove the screen, unplug the ribbon cable, mount the chassis as low as possible with the OEM brackets, then reattach the screen. The screen is 1024x600 and the DSP sound is good. The links from the video description are below.
Vehicle & fitment
- Product
- iDoing 10" universal single-DIN Android 9 head unit with DSP, 8-core (about $300 at the time)
- Shown on
- Universal single-DIN unit; shown in John's car, which has a factory amplifier
- Universal single-DIN chassis with a 10" floating screen on a pivot mount; fits most cars with a single- or double-DIN opening
- Needs a car-specific harness adapter (John's car uses a Toyota-style 10-pin); iDoing sells them or you can wire a universal one
- Cars with a factory amp need the amp-turn-on wire connected, or there's no sound
- A universal unit can leave small gaps around the opening that you may want to cover with trim
Always confirm fitment for your exact year and trim with the seller before buying.
Tools & parts
Tools
- Plastic pry tool
- Phillips screwdriver
- Flathead (to release the screen clips)
- Microfiber towel
- Wire connectors or solder for the steering wheel and amp wires
Parts
- iDoing 10" universal single-DIN Android unit with DSP
- Car-specific harness adapter (Toyota-style 10-pin in John's car)
- Microphone, GPS and Wi-Fi antennas, USB and RCA cables (included)
Step by step
- 1
Unboxing▶ 0:00
Going from 8" to 10" is a big jump. The back has two microSD slots, a QC sticker and empty SIM/DTV openings.
- 2
Remove the old unit▶ 2:41
Take off the screen and the clip-held trim (some cars also have side bolts). Lay a towel under it because the brackets are sharp, then unplug everything.
- 3
What's in the box▶ 6:37
Microphone, a main harness with labeled leads (backup, key 1, key 2) and GPS, Wi-Fi, USB and subwoofer cables.
- 4
Three USB ports▶ 8:15
Three USBs for phone charging, a dash cam or other accessories. The video input supports multiple cameras.
- 5
Clip-in GPS antenna▶ 9:47
This revision's GPS antenna clips in instead of screwing on, which is more secure.
- 6
Backup camera wiring▶ 11:13
Plug the camera into input G. Adapt a factory camera's two video wires to RCA, and connect a reverse signal so the unit switches to the camera.
- 7
Single-DIN advantage▶ 12:53
It sits lower than the double-DIN version, and the low pivot mount helps with vent clearance and sun glare.
- 8
Harness and steering wires▶ 14:28
John uses a Toyota-style 10-pin adapter. His steering controls needed three wires (key 1, key 2, ground) wired manually.
- 9
First boot▶ 16:54
Android 9 boots. The dimmer works with the headlights, and the screen and viewing angles look good.
- 10
Bluetooth test, no sound▶ 19:05
Bluetooth paired but there was no sound, because the car has a factory amp.
- 11
Factory amp fix▶ 21:33
Connect the amp control lead to the amp turn-on pin (the one left of the orange pin in John's plug). Check your car's diagram.
- 12
Dry install first▶ 23:37
Confirm power, sound and Wi-Fi before mounting, then add the USBs, mic and cameras.
- 13
Detach the screen▶ 25:23
Loosen the twist screws, release the side clips with a flathead, and unplug the ribbon cable.
- 14
Mount it low▶ 27:01
Use the OEM brackets to mount the chassis as low as possible, then reconnect the ribbon cable and screen.
- 15
Final look▶ 28:54
Huge screen, good DSP sound. Turn on video while driving in settings if you want it. Small side gaps are up to you to trim out.
Wiring notes
- Car-specific 10-pin power/speaker harness (Toyota style here)
- Steering wheel controls: key 1, key 2 and ground
- Backup camera: video to RCA input G, plus a reverse signal wire
- Factory amp cars: connect the amp control lead to the amp turn-on pin
- Three USBs (one routed under the glovebox), microphone, GPS and Wi-Fi
Get the parts
- Double-DIN variant (Amazon, link from the description)Buy ↗
- Harness for your Mazda / Lincoln / Toyota / Honda etc. (Amazon, link from the description)Buy ↗
- Clip and trim removal tool set: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Phillips screwdriver set: Generic pickGeneric pickBuy ↗
- Single-DIN universal 10 inch unit (AliExpress, link from the description)Buy ↗
- The unit on eBay (link from the description)Search on Amazon ↗
- TPMS sensor (eBay, link from the description)Buy ↗
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FAQ
What vehicle does this head unit fit?
It is shown for the Universal single-DIN chassis with a 10" floating screen on a pivot mount; fits most cars with a single- or double-DIN opening. Needs a car-specific harness adapter (John's car uses a Toyota-style 10-pin); iDoing sells them or you can wire a universal one Always confirm your exact year, trim and factory audio with the seller.
How long does the install take?
John's full video is 32 min. Plan on that much time for a careful DIY install, plus extra if you are new to dash work.
What tools do I need?
Tools called out in the guide: Plastic pry tool; Phillips screwdriver; Flathead (to release the screen clips); Microfiber towel; Wire connectors or solder for the steering wheel and amp wires.
Does it support wireless CarPlay or Android Auto?
Check the product listing for wired vs wireless CarPlay / Android Auto before you buy; John shows what worked in the video.
Where do I get the parts?
Use the buy links on this page for the unit and any harnesses John used. Some links are affiliate links.
Is this beginner-friendly?
The guide breaks the job into 15 steps with timestamps into the video. If you can remove trim panels carefully, you can follow along.
Full transcript
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0:00What's up guys, so I just picked up the I Doing single den.
0:04It's really popular to have a universal setup,
0:07a lot of questions.
0:08I mean, it's more applicable to multiple people.
0:10So definitely want to get, you know,
0:12reach out to a bigger audience.
0:15This is the iD thewing.
0:17So testing multiple brands.
0:19Remember, there's Joing, i thewing,
0:25Desaida, Atoto, Sakane. I've been making sure
0:25like the best quality ones are out
0:27and give you guys a lot of choices
0:28when it comes to, you know, different brands.
0:31This is their Universal Touchscreen DSP,
0:34, so it's gonna be, you know,
0:36it should sound pretty good.
0:38So let's, here is the unboxing of it.
0:41Nice foam, the good foam as I used to like to call it.
0:45It's not like styrofoam.
0:49We have a bunch of harnesses,
0:52and the unit is packaged very well,
0:55it is isolated, it is isolated.
0:58And you can check out that massive screen.
1:07drawing head unit right there is to a 10 inch is such a big difference you
1:15wouldn't think two inches is a big difference trust me it is a massive
1:21difference as anybody look at that so I'm gonna try to get it side-by-side so you
1:29guys can kind of see of course I guess it'd be better if I did like them like this
1:31Of course, I guess it'd be better
1:32if I did like something like this.
1:35Yeah.
1:37So, notice how it's a single dint,
1:40so it should apply to multiple cars
1:43because even though my car is a double dint layout,
1:46this should be able to
1:47to still fit, which is gonna be an interesting outlook.
1:50There's a little screen protector, which is nice.
1:54Here is the back of it.
1:57There is a SIM card's port, like a little opening,
2:01little opening, but it doesn't look like there's anything there. So it's just a
2:06kind of same with DTV. There's like little holes for it, but nothing
2:11there. GPS antenna is a little bit different and the warranty sticker right
2:20there and their quality control pass which is also very good you have two
2:26micro SD slots up here which is also awesome no DVD and CD like the double DIN
2:33No DVD and CD like the double dint variant that I use,
2:37but yeah, let's check out how you're doing.
2:40All right, so for the install,
2:42you have to remove your previous head unit.
2:45This could be OEM, this could be, I don't know,
2:48aftermarket, the process is usually the same.
2:51In this case, I'll just kind of go over what I do.
2:54I have to remove this screen,
2:57unplug any cables, put that somewhere safe,
3:04trim pieces. They're generally held up by clips. There's times where it could be held
3:12by two bolts on the side where you have to remove the dash, the dash, but like
3:16the glove box and try to get it from like the angles down here each side but for
3:22mya a case, it's just held by clips and generally they are just held by clips we're
3:26gonna reuse this piece because again we're dealing with a universal head
3:32I have some mounting points right here.
3:37Generally, it's pretty easy because all you need
3:40is a flat head or at most a 10 mil.
3:44But car manufacturers, they don't make it too difficult
3:50to disassemble because this is a piece
3:54that should be easily replaceable and serviceable.
3:57There you have it.
4:01And then disconnect all the harnesses and stuff like that.
4:05I'm gonna use a microfiber towel.
4:09To kind of place it underneath this.
4:12The reason why I do that is these brackets are very sharp,
4:16same with the bottom brackets.
4:18And that could easily scratch your interior,
4:21devalowing your car, which you definitely don't want.
4:24So just having it kind of a little cushion barrier
4:28is what I recommend.
4:30Now, remove any plugs you see.
4:35It would be the same for your car.
4:39There's just gonna be plugs everywhere
4:43and you just gotta disconnect every plug.
4:46Antennas included, et cetera. Now the great things with this head unit too
4:54is you can kind of, everything is generally labeled right here.
4:59So if you guys had a backup camera or anything like that,
5:05you can see what's connected to the backup camera.
5:07You know, headphones, not headphones headphones, but all the jacks.
5:17A lot of antennas up in here.
5:20And if you ever did this, done this install before,
5:23like, let's say you had a previous Android head unit,
5:29the GPS antenna and the wifi antenna are all the same.
5:40But so you'll be very familiar with this.
5:48So I removed the previous unit just like that.
5:51It was pretty quick and painless.
5:53there's a lot of harnesses still that I need to get to so this is harnesses that
5:59are I wired up so it works with the OEM harness
6:03so it works with the OEM harness, messy sometimes.
6:19There you have it.
6:25I still have some of my old harnesses in there
6:27for my other head units that I just kind of keep in there.
6:29So yeah, remove any kind of wiring
6:33and we're gonna start up on our new wiring,
6:36which is gonna be placed right here.
6:39So, check
6:41check it out.
6:42This is what comes with the iDoing.
6:44It has the USBs and universal stuff.
6:49Well, so we're just gonna open that.
6:57We have a microphone.
7:07um setup if you don't um have this kind of connection which is like their connection to
7:13plug in multiple of harness so what they do they generally sell is they have this one that goes
7:17into the back of the head unit and they have this kind of plug in the back they make this plug
7:23to make it hot swappable for let's say if they if you have an android head unit um like a Toyota
7:29or um Nissan or Ultima Kia Jeep they have like a hot shoe kind of thing where it goes
7:33they have like a hot shoe kind of thing
7:35where it goes into this plug
7:37and then it goes into your OEM harness.
7:40Everything is labeled here pretty nicely too.
7:43You have backup car, key one, key two,
7:51this is gonna be steering wheel control.
7:52So it is labeled in both English and I believe Chinese.
8:00Then you a have additional harnesses like the GPS,
8:03the Wi-Fi, the USBs, the subwoo ofr.
8:07All like the good plugs here,
8:10which plugs into the back of the unit.
8:13It's these things basically plug into the back.
8:17And let me kind of look at this.
8:20USB 2.0, USB 2.0, 1.1.
8:26Wow, it's nice.
8:27This one actually has three USBs.
8:31So if your car only had one or zero USBs,
8:34you'll be able to charge your head unit.
8:37You're not your head head unit,
8:37but you'll be able to charge your phone
8:40so much nicer.
8:41This really comes in handy
8:42when it comes to powering up accessories.
8:45Let's say you have a dash cam
8:49and you wanna have it hooked up to the USB.
8:51You wanna have your phone charging.
8:54Your car came with basically a built-in,
8:59in the center console area like my glove box.
9:02Like my glove box might have a USB
9:04or my center console armrest has a USB.
9:07You'll be able to accommodate all of that.
9:10So these plugs are kind of important, not very important.
9:14We got aux connection.
9:16I don't of use aux too much, TVs and microphones.
9:21a lot of things.
9:22Look at this, all these camera settings.
9:25So you can have multiple cameras, front cameras,
9:28side cameras, rear cameras,
9:32which is awesome to have that kind of flexibility.
9:36And you can also plug in your PlayStation,
9:38you know, your Super Nintendo and all that jazz in here too.
9:43With the composite cable, finishing it up,
9:47we do have the GPS antenna.
9:51This one's actually a little bit different.
9:53using a little like a little harness thing I guess this is kind of nice because if
10:00This is kind of nice because if you have something like this,
10:03it doesn't screw loose.
10:05The general style would be something like this.
10:09Both could be effective,
10:10but this would have a generally more secure
10:14and less error when it comes to installing the GPS antenna
10:18where you just kind of snap it in there.
10:20The wifi still retains the same,
10:22but the GPS, I've actually never seen this revision before.
10:27So we're just gonna give a quick plug in
10:29and there you go.
10:30it is actually really snug and it's held by a clip. So that's great too. That's
10:39actually awesome. If you're questioning like what kind of like all these ports
10:44right here these were the cables I was
10:47legitimately holding and if you break it down they even show you this
10:50what does what so a controls and see be controls the usb's we were talking about
11:01C controls the USB too.
11:03So there's one port that has one USB.
11:06C has two USBs,
11:09which you can plug in three for additional three.
11:11E is the RCAs, F is if you want tire pressure.
11:16The aux, the backup camera.
11:18So if you guys are wiring up a backup camera,
11:20you guys wanna look at G,
11:21which is gonna be this one right here.
11:25So this would be your backup camera.
11:27And I just wanna go over a little bit
11:29because it's definitely a topic
11:31that a lot of people like to ask.
11:33So you would plug in your backup camera here.
11:38And you would plug in,
11:40your OEM has a backup camera that has,
11:43generally it would be instead of this yellow wire,
11:46it would be like two wires.
11:48So you would have to adapt.
11:49I know this is just an example,
11:50but these two wires into an RCAA,
11:54and then you're good.
11:55So that would be for the video quality, the video.
11:57So you need to adapt it to have this kind of fitment,
12:00or you can just cut this and splice in like that.
12:03And what else you would need is another,
12:06when it comes to backup cameras,
12:08you would need to know when the car is in reverse.
12:11So this is the reverse camera.
12:13When I throw my car into a reverse,
12:16it's gonna beam the head unit.
12:17So, or a wire, like a wire or something like that.
12:21And you would need the reverse
12:23to get some kind of signal.
12:24So if your car doesn't have that kind of wiring,
12:27most cars do,
12:28even though the cars don't have backup cameras,
12:30you can even make it just a switch.
12:32So just put power,
12:33and then it automatically goes that reverse mode.
12:36You need to have a ground to power the negative side.
12:40And then this is a mic frivable, stuff like that.
12:45So there's that pretty self-explanatory.
12:49The head unit's gonna go something like,
12:50it's just gonna be awesome.
12:54I'm actually really feeling this single DIN
12:56because the double DIN variant,
12:57it was sitting a little bit higher.
12:59So it'd be like right here, blocking the vents.
13:02The single DIN variant,
13:03you can see it a little bit lower.
13:04And then because the,
13:06this does come with,
13:08already getting tangled.
13:09This does come with a little pivot mechanism.
13:12The pivot mechanism is even lower.
13:14So it's not in the middle,
13:15giving you greater access to maybe pivoting
13:20and stuff like that.
13:21this will increase your fitment drastically.
13:24And it will also help when it comes to sun glare.
13:28Cause some head units like this,
13:29this face on my car,
13:31kind of faces like this,
13:32reflecting off the windows more,
13:34reflecting off the maybe the sunroof
13:36cause I use a sunroof a lot.
13:38And having that,
13:39that little tilt adjustability,
13:40it's definitely nice.
13:44You can see the build quality
13:45on the back of the display.
13:47It is plastic.
13:49That's, it is what it is.
13:51It does make it nice when it comes to lightness.
13:54And it is kind of thick.
13:56You can see the silver paint around here.
13:58The metal, it's just plastic.
14:01As far as the screen,
14:04it feels like a glass.
14:05It doesn't feel super slick or anything,
14:06but I have the screen protector on it right now.
14:09So there's that.
14:11So we have all the cables,
14:12everything kind of laid out.
14:15The first thing I would do is
14:18try to have your station very clean,
14:21have your wiring ready.
14:24So I have my wiring ready.
14:26I have the Harness all wired and stuff like that.
14:29This is a Toyota of style.
14:35But if you want to wire like you can buy the your Nissan cable universal
14:40Like twist tie it or solder it wire. So it's just nice to have everything complete like this
14:45So I, I have the complete wiring at least for the most part like I have this is kind of kind of control power and audio and
14:55It should be enough to fire up the
14:58the system which is going to be nice. Like this plug right here this is going to be a steering wheel
15:00like this plug right here,
15:03actually doesn't use this wire,
15:06so I would have to wire this manually myself,
15:10which is not a big deal.
15:11It's just three wires.
15:12Black steering wheel minus steering wheel plus
15:15or still well,
15:180 to so there you get the ground,
15:20and that's the only thing who controls
15:21all these single wires.
15:22So yeah, I like five, ten buttons on my steering wheel
15:25and this controls all of that.
15:28Which is, the way it does that is because of resistance
15:31and it calculates that and does all that jazz.
15:36All right, so let's just get
15:37the unit to power up.
15:40I'm plugging in my 10 pin.
15:41This will be really applicable if you have a
15:45a Toyota or a Subaru because,
15:48but your process for any car would be the same.
15:51You have the main power wiring and stuff like that.
15:54And then you have all these accessories.
15:55Here comes like, this is like the back of camera video
15:58reverse in, brake in, antenna and stuff like that.
16:02I'm not gonna wire all that stuff right now,
16:04but I'm just wanna get,
16:07like all these wires I have right here, I don't,
16:09I'm not focusing on that.
16:10I'm just focusing on getting the unit to run
16:12and make sure it works before I dive deeper.
16:17So that's gonna be enough to get the unit to power up.
16:20Plug it to the back of the head unit.
16:23Now when you plug it back to the head unit,
16:25you can unplug your car.
16:27You should, when you're messing with anything electrical,
16:29you should definitely unplug your car.
16:34And then at this point,
16:35you should plug your car back on and test it.
16:39From my experience, I honestly don't unplug my car,
16:42but that's just how it is.
16:43It's, I leave the car power,
16:46the battery's still plugged in
16:48and now I can test the car.
16:50So to turn on the head unit,
16:52you just hit the power button
16:54or turn your key on to accessory.
16:58Turn off my headlights.
16:59But that's a good sign.
17:00You can see that when I turn on my headlights,
17:01the dimmer switching,
17:03the dimmer functionality is working.
17:06So this is Android P.
17:08I don't know what number that is a nine,
17:11Android Pi.
17:12I know Oreo was eight,
17:13so I guess OP would be Pi
17:16or whatever they call it nowadays.
17:20This would be a cold boot.
17:21So this is the first time the unit has been booting.
17:24It hasn't, it's not in sleep mode.
17:25Obviously it's an unplug that's been in a box
17:27for maybe a few days, few weeks.
17:32Wow, that's a really beautiful screen.
17:38Really liking that screen, that screen looks great.
17:42I'm looking at the viewing angles, looks fine.
17:45Colors aren't inverting.
17:46Let me see if I can get to the brightest, the brightness, it's not the brightness.
17:54I'm going to remove this.
17:56I would recommend if you would take this off at the very end, like when you, you're finishing
18:00at the very end,
18:02like when you're finishing installing it,
18:04but you know for the video's sake, I would put it on.
18:08So there's a screen protector within a screen protector.
18:10So there's another screen protector underneath this
18:13which is just attention to keeping
18:15the unit minty as possible.
18:18You could keep this screen protector on
18:22because it kinda fits more like the actual screen protector
18:25but there's like a hair in mine unfortunately.
18:28So I'm not gonna keep this screen protector on too.
18:33and remove the screen protector as well so there you go all screen protectors are off and
18:42Mm-hmm, there's still that kind of adhesive feel to it, but it looks great.
18:49Screen quality has increased even more, because I'm removing layers of plastic.
18:55So clarity has increased.
18:57So this is going to be a good test on how the unit looks.
19:00on how the unit looks.
19:03It looks like it's working, it's operational.
19:05You should check a check things like Wi-Fi
19:07because the Wi-Fi antenna was still plugged in.
19:09You can go to YouTube, things like that
19:14but or connect to your phone through Bluetooth.
19:16So I'm gonna connect it to Bluetooth.
19:21Yeah, let's connect the Bluetooth.
19:22Make sure it works.
19:25So, wow that's, yo, like the screen looks amazing amazing.
19:30Having a big screen even though the resolution is still 10,
19:331024 by 600, just having a big screen in the car is just,
19:40which looks good.
19:44So I'm trying to search for I-doing
19:46and it's popping up on my phone.
19:49So, A2 DP is the Bluetooth software.
20:01There you go.
20:02So I'm gonna play a-a-song.
20:05If you don't hear sound,
20:07usually there's a tone when you press on things
20:09so I don't even hear that sound right now.
20:12That generally means one or two things.
20:17I need a plug-in in my car, there's an amp.
20:21So even though I have the plug-in,
20:24like the plug-in play harness,
20:26there could be a it another step that I need to do
20:28on top of that.
20:30So I'm just going to put this down slowly.
20:34More microfiber towels right here would be really good.
20:39Or not taking off the screen protector, huh?
20:42So on certain cars that are powered by an amp,
20:46you would need to wire it.
20:56I'm running the pink wire, so in my car, this blue wire is like kind of going to nowhere.
21:17The pink wire, so on my car,
21:19this blue wire is kind of going to nowhere.
21:23It's getting no power, literally.
21:26So if I get this wire to get some kind of power,
21:29it should turn on my amp.
21:33Alright so you know how I had a bunch of these wires down here and I was talking about how
21:40my amp wasn't turned on because some cars have a factory amp.
21:44It could be a small one, my car has a small amp, this is not going to apply to most
21:48So you guys, I know this one, my car has the upgraded audio so it does have an amp.
21:57I know even the BRZs, the FRS, the TC's and all that stuff, they have their own little
22:00and all that stuff, they have their own little amp too.
22:04So in that case, I plugged in this little harness
22:08and you know how there was a bunch
22:09of little plugs back here?
22:11I basically plugged in one of the harnesses
22:13and then it has this thing called amp con
22:16and I specifically know that my amp wire,
22:22it is gonna be on this pin right here.
22:25So not this orange pin, but the one to the left of it.
22:29And consult your manual to see if your car is an amp,
22:31if you have no sound, then you want to go plug it in.
22:36Get the, basically this head unit
22:38is telling the amp to turn on
22:41because you don't want your amp on all the time
22:43because your battery will die.
22:44So that's why I did this solution.
22:49So you do need to know some experience,
22:51but I think for the most of you guys,
22:52I don't think you're gonna run into that amp issue.
22:55Mine's a little, my car's a little bit more advanced
22:57and it has that amp.
23:01So firing the car on.
23:05Let's play some Bluetooth.
23:09So you definitely wanna check out the audio
23:15the key tone on. What key, tone means is when every time you touch the screen or
23:19press a button it makes a noise. You can turn it off on the settings settings which I
23:23do because I find it kind of annoying. But here's like a song. I'm gonna hit play and
23:29it's playing. This is Marshmallow, I mean I think everyone knows this song. So it's
23:32This is Marshmallow, I mean,
23:34I think everyone knows this song.
23:37So it's working, you can check out the Wi-Fi.
23:40So this is kind of like the dry install,
23:42make sure it works before you do anything else,
23:46like plug everything else in, mount it.
23:49Then once it's on, you realize it doesn't work.
23:51So you definitely want to do a dry install.
23:53It's like I like to call it
23:54before you hardware mount everything.
23:57So the unit is working fine.
23:59And then you can add additional stuff,
24:01the additional wiring.
24:03Start with the essentials first like that,
24:04just that initial power cable.
24:09So I have the head unit in.
24:11So this is where you can do,
24:14I would plug everything else in like the USBs and etc.
24:18So, I'm gonna get down to that,
24:21backup cameras and so forth.
24:26So for me, I'm just gonna plug in the microphone,
24:34be showing you what the USB's are so all these have a little plug back
24:38here so thankfully you can't really screw it up because I mean if you force it
24:44maybe but one well only one pits fits one so you can kind of just dry it look at
24:50these little like little slots and then plug it in or remember we can read it
24:57just read the thing and it says remember it was C and D which is gonna be these
25:00which is gonna be these corner ones.
25:02So C is gonna be this one.
25:05These are USBs.
25:07So again, before the finale,
25:10I tucked all the wiring, not a tucker wiring,
25:12but I basically routed out wiring
25:14a USB under the glove box.
25:16So I have have one right there, I'm using an adapter
25:19and that's how the car is gonna kind of sit.
25:23I plugged everything in,
25:25but of course the screen's pretty massive
25:27and you can unplug it.
25:29There's these little twist screws right here.
25:33I don't know how good you, you guys can see that.
25:36I would unscrew it.
25:37This will loosen the screen a little bit.
25:41And then there are these little clips
25:43that hold the screen actually.
25:45And there's, I would recommend using
25:48some kind of tool to take that out.
25:51So, in my case, I'm just gonna use a flat head.
25:57And yout'll see these little clips right here.
26:01You can probably see a good angle.
26:05So it looks like this.
26:06There's one on each side, holding the screen, giving it basically a way to stay
26:16connected. Wow. Then we have the thing itself.
26:28Trying to figure out how I'm going to do this.
26:36It's definitely not easy plug the plug in there so I'm going to unplug it here so it's an IDE
26:49cable similar carrying a bunch of stuff and then I'm just going to kind of push everything
26:57back try and get the head unit kind of sit right there.
27:01I'm gonna see if I can use the OEM brackets
27:04from my head unit to mount right here.
27:08And, and somehow get away to mount onto the setup.
27:11The reason why I took off the screen
27:13is because when I put the bezel in,
27:15which is this piece right here,
27:22you can't have that screen in the way.
27:23So, now I can basically mock it up.
27:26Have the screen right here, which is nice.
27:30So have the unit kinda mounted up.
27:34The OEM brackets, they do kind of fit.
27:36I don't know how far it's gonna protrude.
27:39So I definitely want to take a look
27:40at how that's that's gonna look here.
27:43If it sits too low.
27:44I want it to sit as low as possible again.
27:47Your vents might be down here.
27:49Your vents might be on the side.
27:51Mine are on the top.
27:52So I want this to be as low as possible.
27:58There, there you go.
27:58it does fit with some convincing oh it's like right there so the
28:02What's some convincing?
28:03Oh, it's like right there.
28:05So the fitment is exactly how I would want it
28:08as low as possible.
28:10So with that being said,
28:12there's these two mounting screws that I have to screw on.
28:16Okay, gotta get this ribbon cable.
28:19Now this is kind of bad design
28:21because it's kind of hard to see
28:22this ribbon cable and plugging it in.
28:29Yeah, go, plugged it in.
28:32this wass you swoos can't type the wires back there as possibly low as I
28:46can go. Alright so wrapping it up this is how it looks like. It's
28:54massive. I need to do a mouse so you can kind of see the screen. It reminds
29:01me of a Tesla. Yeah that's it. Let me a test it a bit. See if
29:11bluetooth is hooked up. Everything's working the way it should. I miss having a
29:23nice screen like this. It's so big and it's very refreshing on what your interior
29:29looks like. Alright just finishing up. So make sure your car if you want video
29:34while you're driving it's under driving settings and it was off but I turned
29:38it to on so it allows me to watch video in the car. Alright so then
29:41now you can have like watching videos on your head unit and just show you the
29:47fitment on the back before we wrap this up you have to get pretty tight back in speck in there but you can kind of see the gap
29:55whether you can cover this up with something. Let me get it from the
30:01passenger side. this is how the passenger would see the car. The screen is so big it
30:06covers most gaps. It covers most gaps anyways but then if you go super far
30:11right, you start seeing like little cracks and crevices and that's gonna be up
30:18to you since it is a universal head unit to figure out a way to address. Whether you
30:24get another trim piece, you can get like a blackout trim just cover that whole
30:28area but overall this head unit see if I can get a good look looks great and sound quality
30:39with the DSP it's good I have no complaints yet I haven't test many Bluetooth quality I'm
30:46not sure about that I haven't tested all that but when I was playing Bluetooth it sounded
30:49good but of course you want to have actual like songs on a USB or some like a digital
30:54at to have the best experience when it comes to audio quality with all this
30:59stuff. Anyways guys, ask any questions below. This was like a install slash first
31:06impression of the unit. Give you guys a closer look of the iDoing DSP
31:10Android 9.0. Thank you guys for watching. See ya!
31:16Get it, Pikachu.
31:17Oh.
31:18Yeah.
31:19Yeah, get it, Pikachu.
31:22was good.
31:23Oh.
31:24Oh.
31:25Oh.
31:26Oh.
31:27Oh.
31:28Oh.
31:29Oh.
31:34Get it Pikachu.
31:36Oh, yeah, yeah, get it Pikachu.
31:40Was good.
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