SMARTPHONE LINK DISPLAY AUDIO

Several of our higher grade vehicles do include the TomTom navigation system within the SDA II unit.

Updating the inbuilt navigation system is a simple process. Use the following link to download the latest updates: https://mitsubishi.sda.navshop.com/downloads. Map updates are available for free for 5 years after your purchase⁺.

⁺The 5 year period starts when the vehicle has travelled 200km and finishes the last day of the previous month after 5 years.

You can adjust the volume using the Smartphone Link Display Audio setting menu. While you are listening to the voice guidance system, you can press volume button to adjust the volume. 

Please use a genuine original USB cable for your smartphone.

If you connect two smartphones, the first one connected activates as Android Auto™¹ (if it’s an Android™ phone) or CarPlay² (if it’s an iPhone). If the second device is an iPhone, it activates as an iPod with battery charge. If the second device is an Android phone, it may activate the USB device or just the battery charge.

Smartphone Link Display Audio does not have a TV tuner, but has an HDML connector. You can watch TV if you have an AV device with TV function and an HDMI connector. However, you cannot watch TV while driving.

No.

You can use the following functions:
Analog Radio, Digital Radio (specific region only), Satellite Radio (specific region only), Play music stored in a USB device, iPod, HDMI, AUX (specific region only), Bluetooth® Audio, Hands free phone.

Navigation may not continue to function outside of your coverage area. When the mobile signal is lost, map data is not downloaded.  3rd party applications such as Google Maps™ and Sygic can store map ‘files’ within the app for offline use. 

We recommend you use the genuine original equipment bought with your phone. Not all USB cables will be compatible with Smartphone Link Display Audio.

Smartphone Link Display Audio does not keep the data from the smartphone. Therefore you cannot synchronize Smartphone Link Display Audio with smartphone.

As there is no CD drive in Smartphone Link Display Audio, you cannot play a CD. Instead, you can play music stored in your smartphone or stream music. You can also play music using an iPod, USB memory or Bluetooth® device. 

Yes.

Please try the following.

1. Check the screen of the connected smartphone. If you see any errors on it, clear it.
2. Reconnect USB cable.
3. Reboot smartphone.
4. Reboot Smartphone Link Display Audio.
5. Check if the time of Smartphone Link Display Audio and smartphone match.
6. Remove the check mark 'Only connect to known cars' in Android Auto™¹ App.

Updating the inbuilt navigation system is a simple process. Use the following link to download the latest updates: https://mitsubishi.sda.navshop.com/downloads. Map updates are available for free for 5 years after your purchase⁺.

⁺The 5 year period starts when the vehicle has travelled 200km and finishes the last day of the previous month after 5 years.

Only USB connection is possible with Smartphone Link Display Audio at this point. 

Tablets cannot be used with Android Auto™¹.

When your smartphone is connected to Smartphone Link Display Audio, you can use a navigation app running on Android Auto™¹. In addition, you can control the app by voice, enabling you to focus on driving using Android Auto™¹.

You can only use Android Auto™¹ in a country where it is supported. 

Please check to see if an error message is displayed on the smartphone screen. If so, please reset and try again.

Try pressing and holding the voice control button on the steering wheel until you hear a beeping sound from the system which should start voice recognition on Android Auto™¹. If the button is pressed again, the on-board Mitsubishi voice control feature will be activated. If it does not work, please contact your dealership. 

When you connect your phone to Android Auto™¹, its battery receives power through your Smartphone Link Display Audio's USB port. If your phone requires more power than the USB connection gives it, you may notice some battery drain. This may be due to the active Bluetooth® connection.
If your phone is losing battery when connected, consider upgrading your USB cable or checking out these tips (https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/6090612) on managing your battery life and to learn how to close apps that are using a lot of power.

1. Press and hold the voice control button on the steering wheel until you hear a beeping sound from the system or select the microphone icon on Smartphone Link Display Audio display.
2. Say “reply.” Your reply will automatically be for the last text you received.
3. Say your reply.
4. Android Auto™¹ will repeat your message and confirm that you’d like to send it. If you want to send the message say "send." If you want to cancel the message just say "cancel".

The navigation app for Android Auto™¹ is released by Google¹. There are several apps that now work with Android Auto™¹ that can provide navigation services such as Waze and Sygic. 

Only apps that are compatible with Android Auto™¹ will work with Smartphone Link Display Audio.
You can check Google Play^TM (http://g.co/androidauto) for compatible apps. 

Only apps approved for use with Android Auto™¹ on Google Play¹ can be used. 

The keyboard language of Android Auto™¹ cannot be changed currently. Only English is available.
From Android Auto™¹ V1.2, the keyboard language can be changed using the Android Auto™¹ app.

Already-read messages are not read out.

Currently the function is unsupported.
You can find the unread messages in the home screen.

Pinch-in and pinch-out operation is not available. Please use the +/- buttons to adjust the scale. There are several navigation apps such as Google Maps™ and Waze that have this capability.

You can change it by going to Google Maps™ > Settings > Distance units.

There is no 3D building view function on Android Auto™¹.

You can set a destination by touching POI for Android Auto™¹.

Waypoints can be set via a navigation app such as Google Maps™. 

You can change the route settings by touching the option button before starting the route guide for Android Auto™¹.

Touch the settings button in the left of the search bar to show or hide traffic information on a window.

Google Maps™ automatically takes traffic conditions into account when planning your route.
When alternative routes are available, you can select the preferred route on the map.

You can check by tapping the right arrow on the upper green bar.

The screen can be ‘zoomed’ out, or the route can be viewed in its entirety via options on the screen in selected apps.

Tap "X".

You cannot delete them on Smartphone Link Display Audio screen. Instead, delete them from the apps (map) settings of your smartphone.
Android: Open Maps history through settings and tap X for each to delete. (It is not possible to clear all at once)

Further Information

About Google Maps

The map will be updated automatically online, so there no need for updating manually. 

Android Auto™¹ is developed by Google¹.

Default apps are free. You will find free and paid apps on Google Play¹.

It depends on the selected quality and sampling rate of the music file.

It is possible you will not be able to use Android Auto™¹.
Please contact your dealer for help. 

When you use Android Auto™¹ with a new smartphone, you will need to go through the same process as you did to activate Android Auto™¹.
If you cannot activate Android Auto™¹, please contact to your dealer.

Android Auto™¹ Help

https://support.google.com/androidauto

Please try the following.

1. Check the screen of connected smartphone. If you see any errors on it, clear them.
2. Reconnect USB cable.
3. Reboot smartphone.
4. Reboot Smartphone Link Display Audio.
5. Check if Siri² is turned ON.
6. Make sure you are running the latest version of iOS, or at least iOS 8.
7. Ensure you are in a supported country.
8. Make sure you are using an Apple approved USB to lightning cable.

You can only use a USB connection with Smartphone Link Display Audio at this point. 

Tablets cannot be used with CarPlay².

Smartphone Link Display Audio is not equipped with a navigation system, but you can connect your smartphone to use navigation with CarPlay².

When a smartphone is connected to Smartphone Link Display Audio, you can use a navigation app running on CarPlay². In addition, you can control an app by voice, allowing you to focus on driving.

You can only use CarPlay² in a supported country.

You can only connect to Smartphone Link Display Audio using a USB connection even if your iPhone is iOS9 or higher.

Please check if an error message is displayed on the smartphone screen. If so, please reset and try again.

Try pressing and holding the voice control button on the steering wheel until you hear beeping sound from the system. If the button is pressed again, the on-board Mitsubishi voice control feature will be activated. If it does not work, please contact your dealership. 

When you connect your phone to run CarPlay², your battery receives power through your car’s Lightning Cable connection. 
CarPlay² does not require a Bluetooth^R connection.

Select the Phone icon on the home display.
CarPlay² will prompt you to use Siri² voice recognition.
If you would like to continue using the display instead press the Show Contacts button on the top right hand corner or press the home button to cancel Siri.
Here you will have the option to view your Favourites, Recents, Contacts, Keypad and Voicemail as you can on your phone.
Select your menu and then the contact or phone number that you would like to call.

1. After reading out a received text message, Siri² will ask if you would like to reply. You can reply by selecting the reply button or responding to Siri by saying “Yes”.
2. Siri will ask you to say your message.
3. Siri will repeat your message and confirm that you’d like to send it. If you want to send the message, select or say “send”. If you want to cancel the message select or say "cancel".

Navigation apps such as Google Maps™ and Waze are now compatible with CarPlay².

Only apps that are compatible with CarPlay² will work with Smartphone Link Display Audio. 

You can only use approved apps for CarPlay² downloaded from the Apple Store. 

The Keyboard language of CarPlay² cannot be changed.
English is the only language available, currently.

You can read already-read messages by tapping a message icon on Smartphone Link Display Audio screen.

Currently the function is not supported.

Map scroll is not supported at present.

Pinch-in and pinch-out operation is not supported. Please use +/- buttons to adjust the map scale even while driving.

You can change it from the settings menu on your iPhone. 
iPhone: Tap Settings > Map > DISTANCE "In Miles" or "In Kilometers".

The 3D building view for the navigation map can be shown on CarPlay² by touching the '3D' button.

Waypoints can be set, but it needs to be done via a navigation app such as Google Maps™.

CarPlay² supports traffic information by areas. Please see the Apple² website for more detail.

The re-route function to avoid traffic jams is available with iOS9 or higher in supported countries.

Tap 'overview' indication.

Tap "END". 

You cannot delete them on Smartphone Link Display Audio screen, however you can delete them from the apps (map) settings of smartphone.
iPhone: Tap search text box > Favorites > Recents > Clear

The map will be updated automatically online, so there is no need for updating manually. 

CarPlay² is developed by Apple².

Default apps are free. You will find free and paid apps on App Store.

It depends on the selected quality and sampling rate of the music file.

It is possible you may not be able to use CarPlay².
Please contact your dealer for help.

When you use CarPlay² with a new smartphone, you will need to go through the same process as you did to activate CarPlay².
If you cannot activate CarPlay², please contact to your dealer.

Apple Support can be found here.

You may be in a weak or no signal strength area. Please move to a strong signal strength area to use Siri².

You may be in a weak or no signal strength area. Please move to strong signal strength area to use start route calculation.

There is no loss of music function as long as you continue to listen to the same track. However changing tracks requires a strong signal strength.