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Another thing I learned when doing the NAVTOOL install, there are two different software options for the 2010-12 L322, make sure you pick the the right software for factory surround cameras if you have it.
Ya, this I did. I'll still reconnect it to the updater and look at the option today. I have factory surround cameras.

Re: dip switches - This is most likely the key. I too actually noticed it and flipped them after having backed everything out.

I gotta figure out the RCA run between the headunit and Navtool too. May go and get a fish tape today if I get the chance.
 
Houston, we have liftoff!

Trickiest things were me missing that the dip switches had to be both down, and running the RCA from the new head unit harness down to the Navtool (I actually had to buy a fish tape to do it). These are all my issue.

Now to start figuring out about getting all the Android Auto settings adjusted just so...

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Houston, we have liftoff!

Trickiest things were me missing that the dip switches had to be both down, and running the RCA from the new head unit harness down to the Navtool (I actually had to buy a fish tape to do it). These are all my issue.

Now to start figuring out about getting all the Android Auto settings adjusted just so...

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Now a question for you. Does your color seem a bit washed out and brightness seem low? Mine doesn’t look how I’d expect it to. It’s not bad, but it isn’t great.
 
Now a question for you. Does your color seem a bit washed out and brightness seem low? Mine doesn’t look how I’d expect it to. It’s not bad, but it isn’t great.
It appears like it always has, although I have pretty much maxed the contrast and brightness on the Navtool settings.

Here's the rub though, I'm unable to get Android Auto to boot up and display again... This after closing everything back up. So I'm still working through what I hope are technical initiation Gremlins/Dragons...

This is where I'm stuck, and on my phone it says "looking for Android Auto"...

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It appears like it always has, although I have pretty much maxed the contrast and brightness on the Navtool settings.

Here's the rub though, I'm unable to get Android Auto to boot up and display again... This after closing everything back up. So I'm still working through what I hope are technical initiation Gremlins/Dragons...

This is where I'm stuck, and on my phone it says "looking for Android Auto"...

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Can’t help you there… I have an iPhone. It works flawlessly for CarPlay.
 
Working through the gremlins, I've got it pairing fine and showing on the headunit. But while ppl can hear me fine on a call, the audio output over the Rover's speakers is almost non-existent even at max volume. I'm going to check the RCA's are tight this weekend. Seems odd given the stock audio is fine through the radio, and between the phone and the Invery Bluetooth I have... Another thing that's odd is the reverse camera isn't presenting on the headunit, although that may be because I have the settings for cameras toggled to 'aftermarket' vs factory.

More details to follow...
 
Working through the gremlins, I've got it pairing fine and showing on the headunit. But while ppl can hear me fine on a call, the audio output over the Rover's speakers is almost non-existent even at max volume. I'm going to check the RCA's are tight this weekend. Seems odd given the stock audio is fine through the radio, and between the phone and the Invery Bluetooth I have... Another thing that's odd is the reverse camera isn't presenting on the headunit, although that may be because I have the settings for cameras toggled to 'aftermarket' vs factory.

More details to follow...
I think you can adjust audio settings for music and phone calls in the main menu when not connected to a smart phone. For the camera, correct the camera settings and it should work.
 
I think you can adjust audio settings for music and phone calls in the main menu when not connected to a smart phone. For the camera, correct the camera settings and it should work.
The cameras worked, I assume it's the settings I changed to see if it had an impact... But the audio is odd - as you said there's a master EQ setting, as well as a few volume sliders too (all of which are at Max)...
 
Update: everything's sorted, all's functioning as advertised.

The audio output volume issue turned out to be a missed installation step (a deadhead 3.5mm plug to the 2nd row AUX - see pics below). The lynchpin to my scenario was a plug that actuates the AUX that brings full volume to the system (between the phone, the Navtool, and the onboard stereo components). I had this "hmmm, wonder what this is for" moment when I looked at what arrived in the kit, then promptly forgot about it until chatting back and forth with support over email. Sometimes it's the little things that make all the difference.

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Update: everything's sorted, all's functioning as advertised.

The audio output volume issue turned out to be a missed installation step (a deadhead 3.5mm plug to the 2nd row AUX - see pics below). The lynchpin to my scenario was a plug that actuates the AUX that brings full volume to the system (between the phone, the Navtool, and the onboard stereo components). I had this "hmmm, wonder what this is for" moment when I looked at what arrived in the kit, then promptly forgot about it until chatting back and forth with support over email. Sometimes it's the little things that make all the difference.

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That’s interesting. I actually had the same low volume issue, but instead of plugging in that 3.5mm dead plug, I just disconnected from the NAVTOOL’s Bluetooth and all was fine.
 
That’s interesting. I actually had the same low volume issue, but instead of plugging in that 3.5mm dead plug, I just disconnected from the NAVTOOL’s Bluetooth and all was fine.
One test I ran to eliminate/isolate the issue was connect my wife's iPhone - while the audio output was higher, it still was not right. That to me said it wasn't an Android wireless thing. If I hadn't gotten direction to verify the deadplug was installed, I'd have moved on to reopening the car trim and checking the RCA's connections were snug (probably everything else too). But once the dead plug was in, it was like night and day.

Right now the only issue seems to be with Android Auto on my phone reconnecting to the Navtool after a short pit stop. Seems like a known issue with Android (no issue with iOS). It appears to be a known issue with the existing AAuto & mostly S22 Ultra models from Samsung. Fingers crossed it got fixed in the redesign coming in Android Auto "cool walk."
 
One test I ran to eliminate/isolate the issue was connect my wife's iPhone - while the audio output was higher, it still was not right. That to me said it wasn't an Android wireless thing. If I hadn't gotten direction to verify the deadplug was installed, I'd have moved on to reopening the car trim and checking the RCA's connections were snug (probably everything else too). But once the dead plug was in, it was like night and day.

Right now the only issue seems to be with Android Auto on my phone reconnecting to the Navtool after a short pit stop. Seems like a known issue with Android (no issue with iOS). And sacristy appears to be a known issue with the existing AAuto & predominantly Samsung. Fingers crossed it got fixed in the redesign coming in Android Auto "cool walk."
Wireless connection after ignition has improved after "forgetting" (removing) the one for the Invery BT adapter that was still on file in both the Android BT connections, as well as the Samsung SmartThings app.

All said, it's great having Waze & Google Maps on the display and using Google assistant accessible via the stock Mic.
 
Quick question on whether any of your solutions work with dual view screens? The options I can find on eBay here in the UK only seem to be for single view screens. Thanks!


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I am still trying to figure out which is a better option for my 2010 SC L322 NAVTOOL NAVIPLUS or the Unique Auto Developments option? do we have a demo video of the navitool features anywhere? Did anyone do a comparision? any help here would be appreciated.
 
I am still trying to figure out which is a better option for my 2010 SC L322
NAVTOOL
NAVIPLUS
or the Unique Auto Developments option?

do we have a demo video of the navitool features anywhere?

Did anyone do a comparision?

any help here would be appreciated.
 
FWIW I purchased and installed the NAVTOOL and it worked pretty well, it was aggravating that I had to go to the camera view and push and hold the end call button to switch. I found the built-in display just doesn't show well, it's dark and washes out easily in the sun when using the CarPlay view.

I haven't ever been able to confirm it but around the same time I installed this, the vehicle developed a parasitic battery drain. I removed the installation thinking it was the cause and since then haven't been able to fully resolve the drain issue. I stopped short of blaming the NAVTOOL for the problem - but I won't be reinstalling it. I have continuous faults in my Amp now and am replacing it in the hopes that solves my issues.

My lesson learned is that these vehicles are SUPER temperamental when it comes to their electronics. Proceed with extreme caution as the slightest misstep could cost you as it has cost me. I'm sticking with OEM now and hope I can save my beloved ride because otherwise it's in great shape and runs like new with 170k miles!

Oh, and there are several YouTube videos out there about the Unique Auto product - seems like a major install job.
 
I am still trying to figure out which is a better option for my 2010 SC L322
NAVTOOL
NAVIPLUS
or the Unique Auto Developments option?

do we have a demo video of the navitool features anywhere?

Did anyone do a comparision?

any help here would be appreciated.
 
I am still trying to figure out which is a better option for my 2010 SC L322
NAVTOOL
NAVIPLUS
or the Unique Auto Developments option?

do we have a demo video of the navitool features anywhere?

Did anyone do a comparision?

any help here would be appreciated.
NavTool stands out as the only brand offering a 100% plug-and-play solution for the back of the radio. On the contrary, all the other brands you mentioned, which source their products from the same suppliers in China, require disassembling your screen into small pieces. You then have to insert various components like boards and ribbon cables into the screen, reassemble it, and meticulously handle the screen to avoid damaging the delicate clips. In contrast, NavTool's solution seamlessly integrates into the back of the screen without requiring such extensive steps. While requesting an installation manual from any of the other brands would lead you to a process involving screen disassembly, NavTool offers a more straightforward approach.
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