How to screen Mercedes-Benz glc260l video?

The screen projection function of Pacific Auto Network 1 and Mercedes-Benz is suitable for Apple mobile phones. Just connect Carplay(USB with a data cable (USB interface is at the water cup below the center console), and then you can use your mobile phone to project. 2. Android phones can only support some Mercedes-Benz models of 20 19 models, and you need to download Carlifeapp. At the same time, you need an adapter from Android to Type-C, and you can use Carlife for screen projection after connection.

Mercedes-Benz is not allowed to watch videos on the screen. After the screen is projected, you can only play music, navigate and make phone calls. Mercedes-Benz vehicles have carplay function. Car owners can use this function to connect to Apple phones, and then they can make phone calls, navigate, listen to music, switch cars with voice assistants, and send text messages.

Screen projection method for Mercedes-Benz c260 navigation;

1, Mercedes-Benz's screen projection function is first applicable to Apple phones. Just connect Carplay(USB with a data cable (USB interface is at the water cup below the center console), and then you can use your mobile phone to project.

2. Android phones can only support some Mercedes-Benz models of 20 19 models, and you need to download Carlifeapp. At the same time, you need an adapter from Android to Type-C, and you can use Carlife for screen projection after connection.

3. In addition, Apple phones supporting Carplay need more than iphone5 series, and the premise of using Carlife is that the mobile phone system is not lower than Android5.0.

4.Carlife is a car networking technology launched by Baidu. At present, multimedia systems suitable for automobiles include Linux, QNX and Android, and support mobile phone systems Android and iOS. The main functions are music playing, accurate map navigation, incoming call answering and dialing, voice input, data transmission and so on. , which aims to realize the good interaction between mobile phone and car information.

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