2 1 Does Yinglang support wireless carplay?

Pacific Auto Network 2 1 Yinglang supports wireless carplay, and Yinglang NGI infotainment system is a new generation of intelligent interconnection system. This system supports various audio input and Bluetooth phone functions. In voice control, it has its unique natural voice interaction function, which can realize fuzzy recognition. At the same time, various interactive operations are controlled by voice commands, such as air conditioning adjustment, voice reading short messages, outgoing calls, etc.

Buick's brand-new Yinglang NGI infotainment system is a new generation of intelligent interconnection system, which supports a variety of audio inputs and also supports Bluetooth phone functions. In voice control, it has its unique natural voice interaction function, which can realize the ability of fuzzy recognition. At the same time, various interactive operations are controlled by voice commands, such as air conditioning adjustment, voice reading short messages, outgoing calls, etc. So how do you use Xinyinglang's mobile phone to interconnect?

First of all, Yinglang has 7-inch high-definition touch display frequency, sensitive touch and super high resolution! Even mobile phone projection, but it is said that it can only support Android. When a voice interface appears, you can speak natural language directly. Yinglang supports Bluetooth connection of mobile phones, can support multiple mobile phones, and automatically search for the one that is connected recently!

Phone operation needs to establish a Bluetooth connection with the smartphone in advance, and you can access the new Bluetooth device by clicking on the paired new device. After successful pairing, the system will automatically synchronize contacts, call records and SMS content. And display the corresponding information such as electric quantity and signal icon.

Simply put, if the car navigation has the function of mobile phone interconnection, it is ok to connect the mobile phone and navigation directly with USB cable.

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