2012-2016 HONDA CRV JOYING ANDROID NAVIGATION UPGRADE ADVANCED OPTIONS INSTALLATION - PHONE CONTROLS
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2023
- We will be doing all the optional advanced installation options on this Joying installation, including tying the factory backup camera into the Joying display, making the phone control buttons work with the Joying stereo and using a different compass solution in the rearview mirror to replace the defective factory compass.
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I just installed the 10.1" Joying head unit yesterday in a 2014 Honda CRV EXL with amp/subwoofer, no NAV. I wanted to let everyone know it does work. I let Joying know when I ordered that I had the amp/subwoofer and the harness came with 4 RCA connectors that go to FR, FL, RR, RL connectors on the back of the head unit. I followed everything else in this video install exactly and it turned out great and sounds awesome. I want to thank you for taking the time to create the install video as it will help many do this install. Thanks again.
Glad to hear. Thanks
Hallo Jeff!
I am from Austria and also Need 4 RCA connectors. Can you Tell me which harness you got from joying. Thank you . Best regards Bernhard
Was there a big difference in the sound quality?
Subwoofer makes all the difference. Be sure to get RCA y splitters single male to double female for each head unit connection as the Joying unit only has one plug per speaker including for the subwoofer.
Just to confirm that by following this I got the lower controls to be mappable on my 2014 UK CR-V SR, it previously had the nav unit in. The lower module is a different version, it has a different model number and more wires and is a pain to do, but the wire to cut is still the yellow one as per the position in this video. Thanks so much for this tutorial it really is epic.
I own a Honda crv 2014 model and I want to upgrade it a little. Is it possible to replace the bumper, the front lights and the booth with that of the 2015?
Hey! I love your videos and they've helped me with so much but I have one niche question: when your ran the sub splitter to the 2 RCA inputs (in the original non-advanced version of this video), does the sub instantly receive that? Or are there settings I have to tinker with? I have a sub amp combo that I installed and the my sub is for sure operational (worked in different car and has power in mine) but I'm not getting sound out of it. Any thoughts?
You have to turn on the amp output in the settings.
@@JackofAllMasterofNone in android 12 just set 4.1? Or there is something more?
Fantastic videos! I was able to use the series you have to install this new upgraded 9 inch version from Joying that I purchased a few weeks ago. Everything is working as it should but have run into one frustrating snag at the finish line - I cannot get it to snap back in. I can get it within a half inch all around but I am using so much force to unsuccessfully try and get it the rest of the way that I'm worried I'm going to break the screen. It seems like the blockage is coming from the bottom front. Any tips or tricks for working it in, or should this be the easy part and its indicative of a larger problem somewhere?
Pull the snap in tabs off of the bottom section. Just the clip part, not the whole tab. It should fit right in.
Also chiming in: I installed the 9" head unit for a 2015 CRV EX recently. I did not need to splice any wires to get both the passenger mirror camera and backup camera working: just worked with the included harness.
I replaced the stock GPS unit with the included one, and stuck it to the same metal plate, beneath the upper display.
I got 1 out of 2 of the USB ports working in the center console with a toyota USB retention adapter. There were two connectors for USB cables in the stock harness (as far as I know), one green and one grey. The adapter was correct for the gray one, but I haven't found one for the green cable (and I probably won't be pulling the stereo out again to try)
You were probably upgrading a touring or EX-L model that has the built-in navigation / screen on the lower radio unit. That is a much different installation than a LX or EX or model with the small screen up top. More plug and play for sure
@@JackofAllMasterofNone Just the regular EX, but yes on two screens instead of just the upper one.
Very nice video! Thank you for posting!! There is a 10.1" version of this. What do you think about that one? Do you think it will be fairly the same installation process?
Same process. Just bigger screen. Just depends on whether you want that big of a screen.
Great videos.
I’ve got a 2014 EXL w/NAV that I want to put the 9” screen in. The android 12 version is out and to maintain the functionality of the three phone switches will I need to do the wiring that you showed or would it be plug and play. I suppose I have the same question for the backup camera. I already have the display on the NAV screen so can I forget about any additional wiring.Thanks.
You should check with Joying. I believe you may have to do what I did but on the 2015 and 16 models it's plug and play. I have never done a EXL with navigation so that's why I'm recommending you reach out to them directly
@@JackofAllMasterofNonewhat is black audio jack next to yellow one from Bluetooth module ? What gauge is yellow wire?
@JackofallMasterofNone did you finally reconnect the wires that where originally connected to Bluetooth module 18:44 ? Is it necessary, it really is hard to access it , to disconnect it's fine but to reconnect it's really hard. By the way excellent videos. I installed one by myself and doing all the advanced stuff wiring and soldering just by looking at your step by step video. Thank you ! Really appreciate it.
Are you able to change the time in the iMID display after installing the Joying unit? The control buttons will not let me change the time and now I have a 6-hour difference in the iMID display unit vs Joyings which shows the correct time.
The stereo is supposed to change the time via the canbus network. If it is not working, I would reach out to the seller because something is wrong.
Is it also possible to retain the Rear Entertainment System with DVD on the 2012 EX-L (RES)
Any issues with canbus switching the clock on the IMID to a 24 hour clock? Time is right but would prefer a 12 hr vs 24 hr clock and wondering if you had ran into this issue?
Just had to change the time settings on the stereo
I have 2016 crv, attempting to get the call buttons to work but i can't find the module. Its built in to the stock head unit. Any idea of the pin i need to look for? Thanks
I have a 2012 ex-l. The one with navigation. Any tips you could give me on what would be different with the wiring. Have you done one of these yet?
Haven't seen one with nav so I have no idea. Sorry.
Wonderful video series on the Joying unit / 4th Gen CRV. Question: for the little Phone-steering-wheel controls, you attached the yellow wire, got that, but then I see a little later a black wire next to the yellow, with an audio plug on it--it appears at 18:34 when you're reconnecting that harness. What is the black wire?
I didn't talk about it because it was a failed experiment. I attempted to use the OEM Honda microphone built in to the headliner. I spliced into the wiring with a mic plug and plugged it into the Joying unit. The audio was very low. Basically completely unusable. The stock Bluetooth unit much have a much larger gain on the mic. So I ended up just running the stock mic that comes with the Joying unit.
Ok roger that, I understand! 😊 Thank you
Hello, thank you for the video.
please what is the reference of the Canbus Decoder and the wiring harness used here, can I buy them separately. thank you.
You would have to reach out to Joying. They may sell just the harness.
Hi. Are you using the factory reverse camera? What’s the quality like considering the display is higher resolution.
Resolution is kind of crappy as to be expected blowing it up that much more but it's not horrible.
In your previous installation video. You tapped into the A3 and A19 wires for the backup camera and in this video, you tapped into the A18 and A19 wires. I'm assuming this would be the same on a 2015 CRV? I'm going to follow your video and do the install this weekend of this head unit.
Also, I noticed my compass blinking and didn't realize the unit went bad so thanks for the heads up. I'll be unpluging that soon. Just out of curiosity, what happens if you unplug the compass module but don't install a compass like you did with the mirror or don't disconnect it at all? What will the head unit do?
Yes, use the A18 and 19 wires. The head unit doesn't care if you unplug the module or not.
@@JackofAllMasterofNone thank you so much for your videos. It gave me the confidence to do the install this past weekend.
@@JackofAllMasterofNone The built in mic seems too low when I'm on phone calls and I'm thinking of going back to install it.
I'm assuming the cable goes from the head unit through the glove box area and somehow up and around the passenger side of front windshield and up to the rear mirror area?
Is there any way you can explain a bit more on how you ran the external microphone and cable up to the top? Did you have to pop off any panels or can you just push in the cable into the edges of the panels?
Great videos. You walked me through installing the unit in my wife's CRV, and I could even solder the camera wiring to use in the joying. I am having issues with the handfree calling. When my wife is using Hands-free while driving, and I'm calling her, to me, she sounds faint, and I can hear myself. So there is an echo. I'm not using the mic built into the dash. Instead, I ran the mic so it's in the center of the gauge cluster. I was wondering if you encountered this issue?
I don't think the included mic is the best quality. Others have reported this issue as well.
The built in mic seems too low when I'm on phone calls and I'm thinking of going back to install it.
I'm assuming the cable goes from the head unit through the glove box area and somehow up and around the passenger side of front windshield and up to the rear mirror area?
Is there any way you can explain a bit more on how you ran the external microphone and cable up to the top? Did you have to pop off any panels or can you just push in the cable into the edges of the panels?
The built in mic seems too low when I'm on phone calls and I'm thinking of going back to install it.
I'm assuming the cable goes from the head unit through the glove box area and somehow up and around the passenger side of front windshield and up to the rear mirror area?
Is there any way you can explain a bit more on how you ran the external microphone and cable up to the top? Did you have to pop off any panels or can you just push in the cable into the edges of the panels?
Didn't removed any panels. Just pull off the rubber door moulding and tuck it behind there and it will expose access to behind the glove box. Very easy
At 18:37 after you soldered the yellow wire for steering wheel controls, you are also holding a black wire with what looks like a 90deg audio jack plug. It appears to go to the same wire bundle where the yellow cable was soldered to.
What is it? Is it supposed to also be spliced into that same harness? If so, to what wire?
It was an experiment with the factory microphone, which does NOT work. That's why I didn't mention it in the video
@@JackofAllMasterofNone ahh gotcha, thanks man
Is it possible to access the Bluetooth module from the top or via the steering wheel itself ? I’m just a little concerned about breaking trim when removing it around the shifter.
No, dont think so. Its down there
Hi, I like your videos . I have HONDA Cr-V 2017 and i like Joying with screen 11.6. Doesn´t this big sreen cover much air vent and small factory display above ?
I will have a video on this topic coming out in the next few weeks that shows all three options of stereo for that vehicle
Hi thanks the guide. I bought the RCA cable and tried to solder it onto the 18 and 19 pin but I only see snowflakes. I wonder whether you'd have any ideas? Mine is 2014 CRV
It might be the setting in the Head Unit. Look for Camera setting and set if for NTSC/PAL.
@@elmo257 Right. I was trying that as well and eventually got it to work. Thanks still! Weirdly enough, it was default to the first option but was not working initially. I had tried every other option and went back to the first to make it work. Feels like it needs an "activation" or something.
This process its sane for honda crv exl 2015 with ad screen?
Hey Jack, how you feel about the 13.3 inch rotateable Joying head unit?
It's nice. It's huge. Not my cup of tea personally just because I really like the factory look, but you won't be disappointed if you like the way it looks.
@@JackofAllMasterofNone thanks for your perspective!
Excelente 👌
Hello Jack,
Your videos are very helpful and elaborate for DIY. Love from India.
I have 2013 Honda CRV 2.0 manual. I installed Android 12 touchscreen and experience a niggle which results in battery drain. This is due to Stock small screen of Honda CRV stays on after Switching off the car. How can I resolve it? Please help.
Hi and thanks for the video. I purchased the Joying radio and am looking forward to installing unit. After watching your video, I have one question about the RCA jack installation. Does it matter which wire goes to 18 and 19? It's difficult to see in your video.
Rewatch. There is a center wire that is different from the outer wires when you strip. So the center goes one way and the outer go another.
@@ChitownHiker Thanks but the question is which wire connects to the red wire and which wire connects to the green.
As I said in the video the red wire is the positive and the green wire is the negative. So the red wire goes to the center conductor or the pin of the RCA plug whereas the green wire goes to the outer conductor or the shield part of the RCA connector. Hopefully that makes sense
Hey I have a 2019 CRV from the Japanese market. Does anyone have a stereo harness diagram for this model? Need to know what wires do what from the main harness cause I cant seem to find an aftermarket harness that works
Hopefully a simple question. I dont have a hotspot on my phone. How would this device connect to the internet? Is it just by connecting my phone via a cable? Or would i need some other process?
If you want internet access on the head unit you would need some sort of hotspot. It is not necessary to have Internet on the head unit if you use apple CarPlay or Android auto.
Thank you very much for the video, I just bought an 11.6-inch jewellery for CRV and I am not able to configure the external microphone and you can't hear anything well in calls through Apple Car Play. Thank you for your help
Hi, I finished my 10 inch install in my 2015 and it’s sweet! Using your various tuts of course. Two problems I am having: 1. radio is not picking up stations for FM or Am 2. Imid no longer displays reverse or side mirror camera. I care more about the side mirror camera. Do you have advice? btw, new head unit otherwise works like a dream. Thanks for all of your time putting video tutorials together.
Radio issue is probably the blue antenna remote wire you forgot to connect. It lowers the factory antenna amplifier. Not sure about the cameras. Do you have a Touring model?
@@JackofAllMasterofNone you are correct about not connecting the antennae wire. I installed in a EX AWD.
I installed a Joying unit in my 2016 Honda Ridgeline, it all works . Except my steering wheel control for volume control etc. does not work. i have tried everything and still nothing . Any ideas ?
Thank you
It's most likely a canbus setting problem. You should probably reach out to joying customer support for the correct advice. I have never installed one of these in a Ridgeline.
Does it still use the lane assist camera
Yes
Hi how did you wire for steering wheel control volume
Its plug and play.
Great video here! So I have something weird going on with the backup camera. This is for a 2015 Honda CRV without navigation. I bought one of those portable carplay units…a Carpuride w701 Pro which has a 2.5mm input for a backup camera that comes with it. They give you a video cable that has a 2.5mm pin on one end, and then your regular yellow RCA pin on the other. I attached this cable to another RCA cable which has the two wires exposed on the one end which I tapped into pins 18 and 19 on the iMid harness. This whole line is plugged into the Carpuride at the 2.5mm input and when I first put the car in reverse, the camera indeed comes on on the Carpuride display in addition to the iMid display. However, when I put the car back in drive or park or neutral, the camera will not go away from the Carpuride display. It does like normal on the iMid display, but not the Carpuride device. It will stay like this too when I start driving around. The only way to get the camera off the Carpuride display is to unplug the cable from the 2.5mm input on the Carpuride device, or to turn the car off and then back on. Does anyone have any idea what might be going on here? Seems like it might have something to do with the reverse light. Would I maybe have to tap into that wire (pin 14) on the iMid harness as well?
The question is how does that unit get the signal to switch to the backup camera? However it is getting the signal it is not turning off
@@JackofAllMasterofNoneYeah it’s weird. So I know the camera that comes with the unit is supposed to be tapped into the reverse light for its power. The camera will power on when the reverse light comes on, and that feed then goes through the video cable. And then the camera loses power and shuts back off when the reverse light goes off. I figured with the Honda factory camera, it would work similar in that the camera is only being powered when the car is in reverse, and then it’s off when not in reverse. But for whatever reason, something is still keeping that video feed going into the Carpuride display even when the car is not in reverse.
No. The Honda camera gets power whenever the ignition switch is on. There is a separate signal sent to the head unit to tell it it's in reverse.
@@JackofAllMasterofNone Ah…good to know. So the Carpuride people think I need a step-down converter. I was thinking like 12volts to 6volts. Do you think that is indeed the case and if so, would you know how to install it?
@@JackofAllMasterofNone Here is exactly what the Carpuride people told me: This may be caused by the car exiting the reverse while the camera is still powered (in the voltage range of the camera operating). The camera has a video message output to the machine, and the machine will automatically switch to rear-view mode. It is recommended that you install a step-down transformer, lower than 9V, or 10V output to see if it can solve the problem.
Is this still worth getting? Cheaper than the new one. Can i keep the old camera?
It is still worth getting. In fact I run the Android 10 one in my car by choice.
I’ve noticed that the harnest that you used only has 4 slots, my 2014 crv head unit has 5 slots, l’ve installed an android unit but theres no sound.
Hi i have installed Same head unit in my CRV 2012. But my steering Hands Free call buttons are not working at all! But Volume is working.
Can you please tell me Why call,Voice command section is not working at all?
Did you watch this video?
Yes I Did . everything is working except the HFL (Phone , Back and Voice recognition) button
@@JackofAllMasterofNone
Hi, I sent you a message through your website a few days ago and I'd highly appreciate your reply.
Thanks a lot in advance and have a good day.
Your email was in the spam folder. The only thing I can think of is you need to have your contacts from your phone uploaded to the Joying head unit. You need to allow this when you first pair the unit. This should make it show the name of the person as long as they are in your contacts. If they aren't, it will just show the number. If you have any problems beyond this you should reach out to the manufacturer for assistance.
@@JackofAllMasterofNone Thank you so much for your quick response, it was so nice of you and I do appreciate it. It'll be very helpful if you can make a video and post it on your channel. I have an iPhone.
Thanks a lot again and have a good weekend.
I have android 10 on mine. Do you know if there is a firmware update.
The Android 10 units have had multiple firmware updates, but you can't update them to Android 12. The new Android 12 units look the same, but have all new hardware inside. The Android 10 ones are still excellent units and what I use in my daily driver.
Is it possible to make this handsfree connection with another type of android radio???
Probably but not sure. I only use Joying brand Android stereos. You get what you pay for.
@@JackofAllMasterofNone I understand, I would also like to know how you made the connection of the 3.5mm connector of the handsfree microphone
@@JackofAllMasterofNone Are joying the most reliable Chinese Android units then?
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n their previous installation video. Connect cables A3 and A19 of the rear view camera, and in this video, connect cables A18 and A19. why here its difrents?
Just depends on the ground source. Likely either one would work. Also, it depends on the year of your car. Honda made minor changes over the years. The first video was a 2013 and the second a 2016. You should consult a wiring diagram for the exact year of your car.
Great video! Question does this have Apple CarPlay? Thanks in advance!
Yes it does
which version is it here in the video ?
Android 10
Where did you get the mirror?
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@@JackofAllMasterofNone greetings would to speak on a video you did many moons ago if you care to hear
Any idea why mine has not sound at all?, Ty.
Something maybe hooked up wrong. Contact Joying for assistance.
Which launcher is this?
Stock
Wiring the steering wheel controls are very confusing I have no clue where to start.
Some of the steering wheel controls are plug and play. It's the backup camera that takes work.