X10 Flagship Series Car Stereo User Manual
PDFX10 Flagship Series Android Car Stereo User Manual
X10 Series
Android Infotainment Head Unit Operation Manual
X10 series Android car head units include the following SKUs (Models):
(1) FlexView Pro Head Unit Single-DIN: X10G110E, X10G110PE, X10G125E, X10G129E, X10G129PE and X10G141E,
(2) Universal Head Unit Double-DIN: X10G2A7E, X10G2B7E, X10G2D7E and X10DG2B7E
(3) EdgeFit Head Unit Double-DIN: X10G225E, X10G209E, X10DG209E, X10G211E and X10DG211E
© 2025 ATOTO Corporation
V2025.1
Preface
Thank you for choosing ATOTO
As an innovative brand with a decade of dedicated expertise in automotive electronics, ATOTO upholds the core philosophy of "Different. Better. Trusted". We seamlessly integrate professional audio-visual technology and user-friendly interactive features to elevate every journey with refreshing experiences.
- Different – We deliver products that stand apart through thoughtful design, innovation, and user‑oriented features.
- Better – We integrate professional audio‑visual technology with intuitive interaction to elevate every journey with superior experiences at an accessible price.
- Trusted – Endorsed by millions of users worldwide, ATOTO has earned a reputation for reliable products and responsive service you can count on.
This philosophy guides everything we do—from long‑term R&D investment, to continuous product improvement, to prompt customer support. With ATOTO, you can always expect something different, something better, and above all, something trusted.
Copyright Statement
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Permitted Use Scope:
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Liability Statement:
ATOTO reserves the right to pursue legal action against any party for legal disputes, financial losses, or damage to brand reputation caused by unauthorized use, reproduction, modification of the manual content, or infringement of ATOTO's copyright. For cooperation authorization, content citation, or technical inquiries, please contact ATOTO through official channels (Customer Service Email: Email: support@atotoglobal.com).
FCC Compliance Statement:
The FCC Compliance Statement is an official declaration by ATOTO to users indicating that the product complies with the radio frequency interference and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The specific statement is as follows:
This device strictly complies with all provisions of Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1.This device must not cause harmful interference;
2.This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Contact ATOTO Customer Support
If you encounter any issues during installation or use, our support team is ready to assist.
Email: support@atotoglobal.com
Chapter 1 Important Information
1.1 About this Manual
To ensure proper use of your new ATOTO Android head unit, please be sure to read this user manual thoroughly and understand its contents fully. Keep it in a safe place for future reference.
If you would like to learn more about the installation tutorial videos and installation guides for the ATOTO X10 Series Android head units, please refer to the dedicated Installation section on our Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com). Click on "Installation" to enter the installation guide section and view the related content, which can help you quickly install the Android head unit and start using it. You can also scan the QR code provided in the QR Code Manual or directly on the device itself to access online resources using the Web Resources app.
Important Notes
1)This manual is applicable to all ATOTO X10 Series head unit models. Newly released X10 models may have extra functions that are not mentioned.
2)The list of accessories and the back panel may vary slightly depending on the specific model and the region of sale, but the system, UI, and product hardware information remain consistent.
3)The screenshots in this manual may differ slightly from the actual interface of the current X10 Android head unit system, as the system is continuously optimized and enhanced through OTA updates.
4)ATOTO may release new system updates, which may include changes made or newly added functions that are not mentioned here.
5)The information in this manual may be insufficient. If you have any questions or problems concerning your unit that are not covered in this manual, consult customer support.
1.2 Operation Warnings
1.2.1 Important Safety Information to Know Before Use
To ensure your personal safety and prevent hazards such as fire, please strictly observe the following precautions, and immediately take appropriate action if any abnormal product behavior occurs
1.Avoid Short Circuits and Electric Shock
(1) Do Not Place Metal Objects
• Instruction: Do not place or leave any metal objects, such as coins or metal tools, inside this product.
• Purpose: To prevent metal objects from causing a short circuit, which may damage the product.
(2) Prevent Liquid Contact
• Instruction: Do not allow this product to come into contact with any liquid.
• Risks: Liquid contact may cause overheating, smoke, or other abnormal conditions, which can not only damage the product but may also cause electric shock and pose severe risks to personal safety.
(3) Emergency Handling Method:
If liquid or foreign objects accidentally enter the interior of this product, do not use the product in this condition. Immediately take the following actions:
• Immediately park the vehicle in a safe location and turn off the ignition switch (ACC OFF) to cut off the power supply.
• Promptly contact ATOTO Customer Service or your dealer for professional assistance.
2.Immediate Action Required for Product Abnormalities:
1.Do not use the product if any abnormalities occur, as continuing to use it may result in product malfunction, permanent damage, fire, or even endanger personal safety.
2. If the product has the following abnormalities, please take immediate action:
• Description of Abnormalities: If the product emits smoke, unusual sounds, or odors, or if the screen displays abnormally, etc.
• Handling Method: Immediately turn off the power and consult ATOTO Customer Service or your dealer for assistance.
1.2.2 Important Safety Information for Critical Driving Instructions
To ensure your personal safety, please read and thoroughly understand the following important safe driving instructions before using this product.
Compliant Driving:
Always follow safe driving practices and comply with all applicable traffic regulations. If you encounter difficulties while operating this product, pull over to a safe location, park your vehicle securely, and engage the parking brake before making any necessary adjustments.
Stay Focused While Driving:
Always keep your full attention on the road while driving. Do not stare at the device screen or operate the entertainment system. If you need to make any adjustments, pull over safely and ensure the vehicle is completely stopped before proceeding.
Be aware of Road Conditions:
Avoid operating this product under hazardous road conditions and comply with regulations displayed on the map information. Always adhere to traffic restrictions and actual road conditions while driving.
Operating the Product while Driving is Dangerous:
If you need to operate any function for an extended period, stop the vehicle completely and ensure it is in a safe location before doing so.
Operate at Safe Volume Levels:
Excessive volume may prevent you from hearing emergency vehicle sirens or road warning signals, posing a safety risk and possibly leading to accidents. High volume may also result in hearing loss.
Do Not Watch Videos While Driving:
Do not watch or operate video functions while driving, as this seriously distracts the driver and may result in accidents. The manufacturer shall not be liable for any personal injury, property loss, or damage resulting from distracted operation of video functions while driving.
Minimize Operation While Driving:
Do not enter text, adjust settings, or operate other navigation system functions while driving. These operations should only be performed when the vehicle is safely and legally parked.
Environmental Conditions:
Please pay attention to environmental temperatures. Using the navigation system under extremely high or low temperatures may result in malfunctions or damage. In addition, the product may be damaged by severe vibrations, metal objects, physical impact, or water ingress.
Avoid Battery Drain:
When using this product, please ensure that the vehicle engine is running. Using this product without starting the engine may drain the vehicle’s battery. Do not install this product in vehicles without an ACC circuit or power line.
1.3 Screen Use and Maintenance
This product uses a capacitive touchscreen, similar to those used in mobile devices (such as smartphones). Please use and maintain this product as you would a mobile device.
1.3.1 Capacitive Touchscreen User Guide
Do Not Operate the Screen with Wet Fingers
If your fingers are wet or sweaty, the touch function may not operate properly.
Avoid Prolonged Exposure to Sunlight
Do not leave the screen exposed to direct sunlight when not in use, as prolonged exposure to high temperatures may lead to screen malfunction or permanent damage.
Avoid Pressing the Screen with Excessive Force
To avoid screen damage, operate the touchscreen keys with gentle finger touches only.
Avoid Contact with Sharp Objects
Do not use ballpoint pens or other sharp objects to operate the screen to prevent damage.
1.3.2 Screen Cleaning Instructions:
1)If there is dirt on the device screen or panel, wipe the surface with a dry, soft cloth (such as a silicone cloth).
2) For stubborn stains, use a cloth moistened with a neutral detergent to clean the screen and panel, then wipe dry with a soft, dry cloth.
3) It is best to clean the screen when the device is powered off, cooled down, and not exposed to direct sunlight.
Notes:
(1) Do not use ammonia, glass cleaners, or any types of household chemicals to clean the screen and panel. Never use abrasive cleaners.
(2) Do not spray cleaners directly onto the screen or panel to avoid damaging internal components.
- Avoid using hard cloths or volatile liquids (such as thinners or alcohol) to clean the screen and panel as these may scratch the surface or erase printed text.
1.4 Notice

·Apple CarPlay is a trademark of Apple Inc.
·iPhone® is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
·Use of the Apple CarPlay logo means that this user interface meets Apple performance
standards.
·Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and
regulatory standards.
·ATOTO are not affiliated with Apple Inc.

Android Auto is a trademark of Google LLC.

The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by ATOTO are under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
Chapter 2 Physical Hardware Overview
X10 series Android car head units include the following SKUs (Models):
(1) FlexView Pro Head Unit Single-DIN: X10G110E, X10G110PE, X10G125E, X10G129E, X10G129PE and X10G141E,
(2) Universal Head Unit Double-DIN: X10G2A7E, X10G2B7E, X10G2D7E and X10DG2B7E
(3) EdgeFit Head Unit Double-DIN: X10G225E, X10G209E, X10DG209E, X10G211E and X10DG211E
Serial Number | Product Model
| Front Panel View
| Rear Panel View
| Product Appearance and Structural Differentiation |
1 | X10G110E | |
| ·FlexView Pro Head Unit Head Unit Single-DIN ·10.1 inches Full Touch Button Panel |
2 | X10G110PE |
|
| · FlexView Pro Head Unit Head Unit Single-DIN ·10.1 inches Physical Button Panel |
3 | X10G129E | | | · FlexView Pro Head Unit Head Unit Single-DIN ·12.95 inches Full Touch Button Panel |
4 | X10G129PE |
|
| ·FlexView Pro Head Unit Head Unit Single-DIN ·12.95 inches Physical Button Panel |
5 | X10G125E | | | ·FlexView Pro Head Unit Head Unit Single-DIN · 12.5 inches Full Touch Button Panel · Integrated Dynamic Ambient Lighting |
6 | X10G141E | | | ·FlexView Pro Head Unit Head Unit Single-DIN ·14.1 inches Full Touch Button Panel |
7 | X10G225E | | | ·EdgeFit Head Unit Double-DIN (Long Chassis Depth) · 12.5 inches Full Touch Button Panel · Integrated Dynamic Ambient Lighting |
8 | X10G2A7E | |
| ·Universal Car Head Unit Double-DIN (Short Chassis Depth) ·7 inches Physical Button Panel
|
9 | X10G2B7E | | | ·Universal Car Head Unit Double-DIN (Short Chassis Depth) ·7 inches Touch Button Panel |
10 | X10G2D7E | |||
11 | X10G209E | | | ·EdgeFit Head Unit Double-DIN (Short Chassis Depth) ·9 inches Full Touch Button Panel |
12 | X10G211E | | | ·EdgeFit Head Unit Double-DIN · 10.1 inches Full Touch Button Panel |
13 | X10DG2B7E |
| ·Universal Car Head Unit Double-DIN ·7 inches Physical Button Panel ·Built-in DAB Module | |
14 | X10DG209E |
| ·EdgeFit Head Unit Double-DIN (Short Chassis Depth) ·9 inches Full Touch Button Panel ·Built-in DAB Module | |
15 | X10DG211E | |
| ·EdgeFit Head Unit Double-DIN · 10.1 inches Full Touch Button Panel ·Built-in DAB Module |
2.1 Front Panel Overview
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2.1.1 Front Panel Overview — X10 (X10G110E & X10G129E & X10G125E & X10G141E) Floating Display Android Head Unit (Full Touch Button Panel)
The front panel of the head unit contains two built-in microphones, which ensure clearer voice pickup for hands-free calls, voice commands, and voice assistant interaction.
Dual Noise-Canceling Microphone
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2.1.2 Front Panel Overview — X10 (X10G110PE & X10G129PE) Floating Display Head Unit (Physical Buttons)
【AI图解: The associated image here is used to label and explain the buttons and ports on the front panel of the X10G110PE and X10G129PE.】
X10G110PE & X10G129PE Front Panel Physical Buttons
The microphone hole and physical function buttons at the bottom of the front panel, from left to right, are as follows: Built-in Microphone Hole, Voice Command Button, Return to Previous Menu Button, Home Screen Button, Previous Track (Radio or Media Playback) Button, Mute / Long Press to Power Off Button, Next Track (Radio or Media Playback) Button, Answer Call Button, End Call Button, Navigation Application Button, Built-in Microphone Button.
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2.1.3 Front Panel Overview (X10 EdgeFit Android Head Unit)
The front panel of the head unit contains two built-in microphones, which ensure clearer voice pickup for hands-free calls, voice commands, and voice assistant interaction.
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2.1.4 Front Panel Overview — X10 (X10G2A7E) Universal Android Head Unit
【AI图解: The associated image here is used to label and explain the buttons and ports on the front panel of the X10G2A7E】
X10G2A7E Front Panel Buttons (Physical Buttons) & Interfaces
The microphone hole and ports on the left side of the front panel, from up to down, are as follows:
MIC (Buil-in Microphone): Built-in microphone for voice calls and voice command input.
AUX Input Port: External audio source input (e.g., MP3 player).
SIM Card Slot: Insert a 4G Nano SIM card for network access, navigation, online music, and more.
MicroSD Card Slot: For expandable storage, supports music, video, and multimedia file storage.
USB Port: Connect USB flash drives / external hard drives, or attach expansion accessories.
RST (Reset Hole): Use a paperclip to press gently for a forced system restart when frozen.
The physical function buttons at the bottom of the front panel, from left to right, are as follows:
Screen Power / Mute Button (⏻ / Mute): Short press to mute/unmute; long press: turn screen off/on; or long press to turn off screen / short press to turn on screen.
Volume Down (−) Button: Short press to decrease system volume.
Volume Up (+) Button: Short press to increase system volume.
Previous Track Button: Short press to play the previous track.
Next Track Button: Short press to play the next track.
Home / Voice Assistant Button: Short press to quickly return to the home screen interface for easy switching; long press to activate the voice assistant (Google Assistant / ATOTO Voice Assistant).
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2.1.5 Front Panel Overview — X10 (X10G2B7E & X10DG2B7E)Universal Android Head Unit
【AI图解: The associated image here is used to label and explain the buttons and ports on the front panel of the X10G2B7E and X10DG2B7E.】
X10G2B7E & X10DG2B7E Front Panel Touch Buttons & Interfaces
The microphone hole and touchable function button on the left side of the front panel, from up to down, are as follows:
MIC (Microphone Hole): Ensure clearer voice pickup for hands-free calls, voice commands, and voice assistant interaction
Screen Power Button (⏻): Long press: turn screen off/on; or long press to turn off screen / short press to turn on screen.
Home Button: Quickly return to the home screen interface for easy switching.
Volume Up (+) Button: Short press to increase system volume.
Volume Down (-) Button: Short press to decrease system volume.
Voice Assistant Button: Long press to activate the voice assistant (Google Assistant / ATOTO DriveChat Voice Assistant).
RST (Reset Hole): Gently press with a paperclip or similar tool to force restart the system in case of a freeze or abnormal operation.
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2.2 Rear Panel Ports Overview
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2.2.1 Rear Panel Ports (X10 Floating Display Android Head Unit)
【AI图解: The associated image here is used to label and explain the rear panel ports of the X10G110E, X10G110PE, X10G125E, X10G129E, X10G129PE and X10G141E】
The rear panel integrates these Ports: RCA, DAB-ANT(Optional), HDMI-IN, MIC, Optical SPDIF-OUT, FM-ANT, DVR, USB1, USB2, 3-WAY-A, GPS/4G/WiFi-ANT, and Power 15A (for 20-Pin Power Cable).
Rear Panel Connection Ports (Applicable to X10G110E, X10G110PE, X10G125E, X10G129E, X10G129PE and X10G141E)
The purposes and usage instructions for these ports are as follows:
1. RCA Port
Purpose: Provides multi-channel audio output and AV (audio/video) input.
2. Mini HDMI-IN Port
Purpose: Allows high-definition video and audio input from external devices.
3. MIC Port
Purpose: Connects an external microphone to improve voice input quality.
4. Optical SPDIF-OUT Port
Purpose: Provides digital audio output to compatible devices.
5. FM-ANT Port
Purpose: Connects a radio antenna for FM signal reception.
6. DVR Port
·Front Recording Camera Input:
Purpose: Used to connect the signal from a front recording camera to enable front video recording.
·Rear Recording Camera Input:
Purpose: Used to connect the signal from a rear recording camera to enable rear video recording.
7. USB1 Port – DVR Recording Storage
Purpose: Dedicated storage interface for dash cam recording.
8. USB2 Port – External Storage
Purpose: General-purpose external storage expansion.
9. 3-WAY-A Port – Steering Wheel Controller & Audio Crossover Output
Purpose:
a. Connects a steering wheel controller (SWC).
b. Provides separated high/mid-frequency audio outputs to amplifiers and speakers.
· FR–M–Front Right Midrange Output:
Purpose: Outputs audio to the front right midrange speaker.
· FL–M–Front Left Midrange Output:
Purpose: Outputs audio to the front left midrange speaker.
· FL–T–Front Left Tweeter Output:
Purpose: Outputs high-frequency audio signals to the front left tweeter.
· FR–T–Front Right Tweeter Output:
Purpose: Outputs high-frequency audio signals to the front right tweeter.
10. GPS/4G/WiFi-ANT Port
Purpose: Connects GPS, 4G mobile network, and WiFi antennas.
11. Power 15A Port
Purpose: Purpose: The POWER 15A port is the primary power input for the X10 car stereo. It delivers the necessary power to the unit and ensures stable operation.
- DAB-ANT Port (Optional)
Note: DAB+ functionality is only available in Europe, Australia, and the UK, not in other regions)
Purpose: Connects to the external DAB+ antenna accessory for receiving digital radio broadcasts.
Special Note:
DAB-ANT Port: This interface is available on models with a built-in DAB module (e.g., X10DG110E, indicated by the letter “D” in the model name). It connects to an external DAB antenna via a Fakra connector, enabling the reception of digital audio broadcast signals.
For models without a built-in DAB module, the DAB-ANT port is not present. However, users can still receive digital audio broadcast signals by connecting the ATOTO AC-4475 DAB+ receiver (sold separately) to the USB port of the X10 Android head unit.
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2.2.2 Rear Panel Ports (X10 EdgeFit /Universal Android Head Unit)
The purposes and usage instructions for these ports are as follows:
Port Layout Introduction
【AI图解: The associated image here is used to label and explain the rear panel ports of the X10G209E, X10G211E, X10G225E, X10DG209E, X10DG211E, X10G2A7E, X10G2B7E, X10DG2B7E and X10G2D7E】
Rear Panel Connection Ports (Applicable to X10G209E, X10G211E, X10G225E, X10DG209E, X10DG211E, X10G2A7E, X10G2B7E, X10DG2B7E and X10G2D7E)
(1)RR–Rear Right Audio Output
Purpose: Outputs audio to the right rear speaker.
(2)FR–Front Right Audio Output
Purpose: Outputs audio to the right front speaker.
(3) SUBR–Subwoofer Output Right
Purpose: Outputs low-frequency audio signals to the right channel of an external subwoofer.
(4) RIN–Right Channel Auxiliary Audio Input
Purpose: Receives right-channel audio input from an external device via the AUX-IN connection.
(5) RCAM–Rear Camera Input
Purpose: Receives video signals from the rear-view camera for display on the head unit screen.
(6) RL–Rear Left Audio Output
Purpose: Outputs audio to the left rear speaker.
(7) FL–Front Left Audio Output
Purpose: Outputs audio to the left front speaker.
(8) SUBL–Subwoofer Output Left
Purpose: Outputs low-frequency audio signals to the left channel of an external subwoofer.
(9)LIN–Left Channel Auxiliary Audio Input
Purpose: Receives left-channel audio input from an external device via the AUX-IN connection.
(10)VIN–Video Input
Purpose: Receives video signals from an external video source (e.g., DVD player, TV box) for playback on the head unit.
(11)FCAM–Front Camera Input
Purpose: Receives video signals from a front camera for display on the head unit screen.
2.Mini HDMI - IN Port
Purpose: Allows high-definition video and audio input from external devices.
3.MIC Port
Purpose: Connects an external microphone to improve voice input quality.
4.Optical SPDIF - OUT Port
Purpose: Provides digital audio output to compatible devices.
5.FM-ANT Port
Purpose: Connects a radio antenna for FM signal reception.
6.DVR Port:
·Front Recording Camera Input:
Purpose: Used to connect the signal from a front recording camera to enable front video recording.
·Rear Recording Camera Input:
Purpose: Used to connect the signal from a rear recording camera to enable rear video recording.
7.USB2 Port–External Storage
Purpose: General-purpose external storage expansion.
8.USB1 Port–DVR Recording Storage
Purpose: Dedicated storage interface for dash cam recording.
9.3-WAY-A Port – Steering Wheel Controller & Audio Crossover Output
Purpose:
a.Connects a steering wheel controller (SWC).
b.Provides separated high/mid-frequency audio outputs to amplifiers and speakers.
·FR–M–Front Right Midrange Output:
Purpose: Outputs audio to the front right midrange speaker.
·FL–M–Front Left Midrange Output:
Purpose: Outputs audio to the front left midrange speaker.
·FL–T–Front Left Tweeter Output:
Purpose: Outputs high-frequency audio signals to the front left tweeter.
·FR–T–Front Right Tweeter Output:
Purpose: Outputs high-frequency audio signals to the front right tweeter.
10.GPS/4G/WiFi-ANT Port (4-in-1 Antenna)
Purpose: Connects GPS, 4G mobile network, and WiFi antennas.
11.Power 15A Port
Purpose: Purpose: The POWER 15A port is the primary power input for the X10 car stereo. It delivers the necessary power to the unit and ensures stable operation.
12.DAB-ANT Port (Optional)
Note: DAB+ functionality is only available in Europe, Australia, and the UK, not in other regions
Purpose: Connects to the external DAB+ antenna accessory for receiving digital radio broadcasts.
Special Note:
DAB-ANT Port: This interface is available on models with a built-in DAB module (e.g., X10DG2B7E, indicated by the letter “D” in the model name). It connects to an external DAB antenna via a Fakra connector, enabling the reception of digital audio broadcast signals.
For models without a built-in DAB module, the DAB-ANT port is not present. However, users can still receive digital audio broadcast signals by connecting the ATOTO AC-4475 DAB+ receiver (sold separately) to the USB port of the X10 Android head unit.
13.COAXIAL–Coaxial Output
Purpose: Outputs digital audio signals through a coaxial connection to compatible external audio equipment.
14. 4G LTE–4G LTE Adapter Interface:
Purpose: Used to connect a 4G LTE module or adapter to enable cellular network functionality (requires inserting a SIM card and using a compatible module)
Note:
If you would like to learn more about the installation tutorial videos and installation guides for the ATOTO X10 Series Android head units, please refer to the dedicated Installation section on our Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com). Click on "Installation" to enter the installation guide section and view the related content, which can help you quickly install the Android head unit and start using it. You can also scan the QR code provided in the QR Code Manual or directly on the device itself to access online resources using the Web Resources app.
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Common Usage Issue
Issue:
Customers have questions about the SPDIF (optical digital output) on the ATOTO X10 series, including:
·Whether the volume affects the output
·The output format (e.g., sample rate / bit depth)
·Whether any special settings are required to use SPDIF
Solution:
1.Volume Behavior
The SPDIF optical output is not affected by the volume level of the head unit.
2.Output Format
The SPDIF output supports 16-bit / 48kHz audio.
3.Usage / Setup
No special settings are required.
Simply connect an optical cable from the SPDIF port on the back of the X10 to your external amplifier or audio device that supports optical input.
Summary:
The X10’s SPDIF output provides a fixed audio signal (16-bit / 48kHz), is not affected by volume adjustments, and works directly without additional configuration.
Chapter 3 Home Screen
This chapter introduces the vehicle's home screen. The Home Screen is the central interface of the head unit, providing quick access to frequently used functions, real-time information display, and personalized user interface settings. Designed with a modular layout, the Home Screen enables drivers to operate swiftly while minimizing distractions during driving.
Home Screen Layout
【AI图解: The associated image here is used to illustrate the main screen interface layout of the X10 series Android head unit.】
3.1 Home Screen Layout (User Interface Layout)
The Home Screen (User Interface) consists of four functional areas: the Status Bar, the Widget Display Area, the Shortcut Bar, and the App Drawer.
3.1.1 Status Bar (at the Top Right of the User Interface: Area A)
This area displays essential indicators such as volume, network state and time.
Note:
By default, swiping down from the right side of the Status Bar at the top of the X10 Android
head unit’s home screen opens the message notifications, while swiping down from the left
side opens the Quick Settings Panel (for accessing Bluetooth management, screen
brightness adjustment, volume adjustment, etc.).
3.1.2 Widget Area (Customizable Display Widget: Area B)
This area can display commonly used widgets (e.g., weather, navigation, etc.) and applications (e.g., YouTube, Spotify, etc.). It serves as the core functional zone for user interface interaction, featuring a dynamic card-based architecture. Its modular design ensures efficient information presentation and direct access to operations, while offering extensive personalization that allows users to freely arrange layouts and select different widgets and applications.
3.1.3 Shortcut Bar(Fixed at the Bottom of the home screen: Area C)
This area provides quick-access shortcuts to frequently used functions, enabling effortless system control and app launching.
1.Issue:
Does the real-time weather widget on the X10 home screen require both an internet connection and GPS to function properly, or is an internet connection alone sufficient?
Solution:
The real-time weather feature on the X10 requires both an internet connection and GPS location to function accurately.
·The internet connection is used to retrieve the latest weather data.
·The GPS function is used to determine the device’s precise location.
If only an internet connection is available without GPS location, the weather information may still appear, but the location accuracy may be reduced, which can result in noticeable errors in the displayed weather data.
Summary:
The X10 real-time weather feature requires both internet connectivity and GPS positioning for accurate results. Using internet only without GPS may lead to inaccurate weather information due to location errors.
2.Issue
Whether the bottom status bar on the X10 Android head unit can be hidden.
Solution
The bottom status bar cannot be permanently disabled. However, it will automatically hide when using video playback or CarPlay.
3.1.4 App Drawer (in the middle of the Shortcut Bar: Area D)
The App Drawer is an important component of the X10 Android head unit’s home screen. As a centralized area for managing apps, it displays all installed app icons in layers. Typically, it is represented by a simple and clear “grid” icon located at the bottom of the home screen, allowing drivers to quickly browse while driving. Clicking this “grid” icon expands the App Drawer, revealing all frequently used apps. When there are many apps installed, the App Drawer displays the app icons across multiple pages, which users can scroll through to conveniently find the desired app.
3.2 Quick Settings Panel (Control Center) via Status Bar
The quick settings panel is the integrated control center. Swipe down from the left side of the status bar at the top of the X10 Android head unit’s home screen to open the Quick Settings Panel (Control Center). It provides instant adjustment for frequently used functions and mainly includes the following modules: network and connection, Bluetooth management, driving assistance settings, volume adjustment, screen brightness adjustment, etc.
Quick Settings Panel(Control Center)
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the layout of the Buttons in the Quick Settings Panel (Control Center)】
• Touch Buttons Icons and Their Functions on the Quick Settings Panel(Control Center)
1.(Hotspot) Button: Tap to use WiFi Hotspot or 4G LTE Hotspot; Press and hold to access Hotspot Settings Interface.
2.(WiFi ) Button: Tap to enable WiFi; Press and hold to access WiFi Settings Interface.
3.(Clean Memory) Button: Tap to free system memory and speed up the system.
4.(Restart) Button: Tap to restart the system.
5.(Bluetooth 1) Button: Press and hold to access Bluetooth 1 Settings Interface;
Bluetooth 1 is used for phone connection, music, calls, etc.
6.(Bluetooth 2) Button: Press and hold to access Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface;
Bluetooth 2 is used for Internet, device connection, etc.
7. (Home Screen) Button: Tap to return to the home screen.
8. (Gallery) Button: Tap to view pictures.
9. (Settings) Button : Tap to access System Settings Interface.
10. (Screenshot) Button: Tap to capture a screenshot of the current screen.
11. (EQ)Button: Tap to access Equalizer Settings Interface.
- (DVR) Button: Tap to view the real-time footage from the front and rear recording cameras.
13. (Standby) Button: Tap to access standby mode.
14.(Tiles Adjustment) Button: Tap to add or replace the tiles on the Control Bar.
15 (Volume Adjustment Slider Bar): Tap or drag to adjust the volume.
16.(Brightness Adjustment Slider Bar): Tap or drag to adjust the screen brightness.
Note:
The Quick Settings Panel allows you to customize the tiles. Tap the “14 (Tile Adjustment)” button to enter the tile editing interface. To remove a tile, press and hold it, then drag it to the designated removal area. To add a tile, press and hold it, then drag it to the addition area.
Other Buttons on the Quick Settings Panel
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the layout of the Other Buttons in the Quick Settings Panel.】
·Other Touch Control Buttons and Their Functions on the Quick Settings Panel
1.(Eye Comfort) : Tap to enable eye protection mode for system brightness.
2.(Mute) : Tap to enable mute mode.
3.(Bluetooth Music) : Tap to switch music playback between two connected Bluetooth devices.
4.(Data): Press and hold to access Data Usage Settings Interface, which are available when connected to a 4G Nano SIM Card.
3.3 Accessing and Managing Notifications
Swipe down the status bar from the top right of the home screen to open the notification center, where you can view various notifications and stay informed of important information (such as incoming calls, text messages, app push notifications, etc.).

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the layout of the Managing Notifications.】
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3.4 Special Note: Dynamic Sound-Reactive Ambient Lighting
In the X10 series, the X10G125E and X10G225E Android head units feature integrated dynamic sound-reactive ambient lighting on the front panel.
Function Overview of the Dynamic Sound-Reactive Ambient Lighting (Only for X10G125E and X10G225E)
The integrated dynamic ambient lighting of the X10 Android car head unit not only adds a dazzling visual effect to the cabin, but also responds in real time to the rhythm of the music, creating an immersive and personalized in-car atmosphere. Combining decorative appeal with practical functionality, it enhances the driving mood while providing soft, comfortable auxiliary illumination, bringing more style and enjoyment to your journey. Key Features
(1)Enhanced Visual Appeal: Creates a cool, high-tech in-car atmosphere.
(2)Personalized Experience: Customize light color, lighting mode, and sound-pickup sensitivity based on personal preferences or the vehicle’s interior style.
(3)Night-time Operation Aid: Improves visibility of the head unit’s control area in low-light conditions for easier operation.
(4)Music Rhythm Synchronization: In Beat mode, the lighting flashes in sync with the music’s rhythm, enhancing driving fun and immersion.
(5)Physical Button Operation: On the back of the ambient lights on both sides of the front panel of the X10G125E and X10G225E, physical buttons are provided. The left and right buttons can independently control and adjust all functions of the corresponding ambient lights.
How to Control and Adjust the Dynamic Sound-Reactive Ambient Lighting Functions
The X10G125E and X10G225E physical buttons allow quick and intuitive control and adjustment of all ambient lighting functions, as follows:
1. Brightness Adjustment (4 Levels)
Description: Brightness can be adjusted flexibly to provide comfortable, glare-free auxiliary lighting for the control area during night driving.
Operation: Quickly press the backlight control button 5 times in succession to switch to the next brightness level.
2. Sound-Pickup Sensitivity Adjustment (2 Levels, for Beat Mode)
Description: Adjusts the response intensity of the lighting to sound.
Operation: Quickly press the backlight control button 7 times in succession to change the sensitivity level.
3. Lighting Mode Switching (Short Press the Physical Button Once)
The system offers 5 lighting modes:
(1)Static – Fixed single-color lighting; options: Blue, Green, Red, Purple.
(2)Flow – Lighting colors flow continuously.
(3)Fade– Smooth transitions between different colors.
(4)Jump– Instant color changes between different colors, creating a dynamic effect.
(5)Beat– Lighting flashes between different colors in sync with the music beat (two beat styles available:).
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Common Usage Issue
Issue
A customer asked how to turn off the side ambient lights on the X10G125E that react to audio or music playback.
Solution
The X10G125E is equipped with side ambient lights that can respond to audio signals. These lights are controlled by physical buttons located on the upper rear sides of the head unit.
Each side of the unit has one button, and each button independently controls the ambient light on that side.
To turn off the side lights:
Locate the physical button on the upper rear side of the head unit.
Press and hold the button for a few seconds.
The corresponding side ambient light will turn off.
If you would like to turn off both side lights, simply press and hold the buttons on both sides.
Chapter 4: Co-Pilot Screen Introduction (SKU: VM0120)
This chapter introduces the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen. It is an auxiliary passenger display designed as an extension of the X10 Android head unit, providing passengers with an independent space for entertainment and operation. Without affecting the driver’s use of the main screen, it enables a more flexible and comfortable dual-screen in-car experience.The user-perceivable benefits are as follows:
1.Improved Driving Focus: Passenger-side entertainment and operations are separated from the main screen, allowing the driver to concentrate on navigation and driving-related information, thereby reducing distractions caused by entertainment operations.
2.More Comfortable Riding Experience: Passengers can independently watch videos, sports events, or enjoy entertainment, making long-distance travel or daily commuting more relaxing and suitable for family trips or multi-occupant scenarios.
3.Screen Aspect Ratio Better Suited for Entertainment Content: The ultra-wide landscape display better matches video content, providing a more natural horizontal view with clearer edge details, helping enhance the viewing and multimedia experience.
4.More Flexible Usage Scenarios: Driver-side navigation and passenger-side entertainment can operate simultaneously. The co-pilot screen supports independent online video playback and also supports dual-screen sharing when playing local videos, meeting the needs of commuting, travel, waiting, and other in-vehicle scenarios.
5.Easier Installation and Daily Use: Dedicated interfaces and dedicated wiring ensure clear connections. The sturdy structure is designed to withstand vibrations during driving, making it suitable for daily use and a variety of usage environments.
4.1 X10 to VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen Connection Overview
The X10 Android head unit connects to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen using the dedicated connection cable included with the co-pilot screen, supporting plug-and-play installation. Simply connect one end of the cable to the corresponding port on the rear panel of the X10 head unit and the other end to the matching port on the co-pilot screen to complete the connection.
Note: The X10 head unit can connect to only one Co-Pilot Screen (Extended Screen) at a time.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the connection between the Co-Pilot Screen and the X10.】
App Icons Are Synchronized Between the X10 and the Co-Pilot Screen.
Note: After the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen is connected to the X10 head unit, most apps on the X10 will be synced to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen. In addition, any third-party entertainment apps downloaded on the X10 will also be synced to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.

4.2 VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen Layout (User Interface Layout)
The Co-Pilot Screen (User Interface) consists of four functional areas: the Status Bar, the Widget Display Area, the Shortcut Bar, and the App Drawer.

【AI图解: The associated image here is used to illustrate the layout of the Co-Pilot Screen.】
Note: The default layout of the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen is shown below. However, like the home screen of the X10 head unit, its desktop UI layout can be highly customized by adding and adjusting widgets. In addition, color theme adjustments and wallpaper changes made through the X10 head unit’s color palette are also synchronized to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.
4.2.1 Status Bar (at the Top Right of the User Interface: Area A)
This area displays essential indicators such as volume, network state and time.
4.2.2 Widget Area (Customizable Display Widget: Area B)
This area can display commonly used widgets (e.g., weather, navigation, etc.) and applications (e.g., YouTube, Spotify, etc.). It serves as the core functional zone for user interface interaction, featuring a dynamic card-based architecture. Its modular design ensures efficient information presentation and direct access to operations, while offering extensive personalization that allows users to freely arrange layouts and select different widgets and applications.
4.2.3 Shortcut Bar(Fixed at the Bottom of the home screen: Area C)
The shortcut function buttons located at the bottom of the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen are fixed and cannot be customized. From left to right, the functions are as follows:
Back Button: Tap to return to the previous page.
Home Button: Tap to jump to the home screen.
App Drawer Button: Tap to open the app drawer and display frequently used apps.
Screen Playback Selection Button (applicable to local video playback only and supports bidirectional selection): Tap to choose to play local videos only on the X10 head unit screen, only on the co-pilot screen, or simultaneously on both the head unit screen and the co-pilot screen.
Voice Assistant Wake-up Button (Note: This function is available only after a default voice assistant has been set on the X10 head unit): Tap to wake the voice assistant.
Volume Control Button: Tap to adjust the overall system volume.
Brightness Control Button: Tap to adjust the screen brightness.
Air Conditioning Button (Note: Available only when the vehicle supports and has integrated the required protocol): Tap to adjust the in-vehicle temperature.
Power Button: Tap to turn the co-pilot screen on or off.
4.2.4 App Drawer (in the middle of the Shortcut Bar: Area D)
The App Drawer is an important component of the M0120 Co-Pilot Screen. As a centralized area for managing apps, it displays installed app icons in layers. Typically, it is represented by a simple and clear “grid” icon located at the bottom of the home screen, allowing drivers to quickly browse while driving. Clicking this “grid” icon expands the App Drawer, revealing all frequently used apps. When there are many apps installed, the App Drawer displays the app icons across multiple pages, which users can scroll through to conveniently find the desired app.
4.3 Customize Co-Pilot Screen
The VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen customization feature is designed to provide users with a highly personalized driving experience. By allowing flexible adjustment of the Co-Pilot Screen interface layout—including widgets and app shortcuts—users can create a Co-Pilot Screen interface that meets their specific needs, enhancing operational efficiency. Whether for daily commutes or long-distance journeys, the customized Co-Pilot Screen offers users a more convenient and enjoyable experience.
4.3.1 Customizable Co-Pilot Screen Layout
The customizable Co-Pilot Screen layout feature of the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen allows users to flexibly arrange interface elements (such as widgets and app shortcuts) according to personal preferences. By effectively utilizing this customization function, users can create a user-friendly interactive interface that balances convenient operation and efficient information management, significantly enhancing the entertainment experience. Specifically, this includes:
(1) Personalized Customization: Freely arrange functional widgets and app icons on the Co-Pilot Screen interface.
(2) Scenario Adaptation: Optimize the Co-Pilot Screen layout to suit various usage scenarios such as daily commuting and long-distance driving.
4.3.2 Customize VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen Layout via Widgets
The VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen supports adding, replacing, or deleting widgets (such as weather widgets, music controls, and navigation) within the widget display area, allowing users to freely customize the screen layout and enhance the overall user experience.
Operation Steps
• Specific operation steps for adding/replacing/removing widgets in the widget display area on the Co-Pilot Screen interface:
Step 1: Long press on a blank area in the widget display area of the Co-Pilot Screen interface. At this point, the “Widgets” icons will appear. Tap the “Widgets” icon to open the widget management interface.
Step 2: In the widget management interface, tap to select the widget you want to add from the widget list on the left (such as Date & Time), then choose the desired widget size (such as 6 x 3 or 6 x 4).
Step 3: Drag and drop the selected widget onto a blank area in the widget display area on the Co-Pilot Screen interface for convenient access. The widget is now added.
Step 4: Replacing a widget
If you no longer use a certain widget frequently, you can long press on the widget (in the widget display area of theCo-Pilot Screen interface), select “Remove,” and then add a frequently used widget. The widget replacement is complete.
Step 5: Deleting a widget
If you no longer use a certain widget, you can long press on the widget and select “Remove”. The widget is now deleted
Area A: The widget list on the left side of the widget management interface.
Area B: In the widget display area on the right side of the widget management interface.

【AI图解: The associated image here is used to illustrate the layout of the Widgets.】
4.4 Bluetooth Connection
When the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen is used with a compatible X10 Android head unit, any Bluetooth-enabled devices (such as keyboards, air mouse remotes, and gamepads) connected to the X10 via Bluetooth 2 (System Bluetoot/BLE Bluetooth) can be synchronized to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen. In other words, the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen will also function as if it is connected to those Bluetooth-enabled devices.
The VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen supports wireless Bluetooth (Bluetooth2: BLE Bluetooth) connections, allowing seamless pairing with a variety of Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as keyboards, Air Mouse Remote, and gamepads, etc.
Note: Hands-free Bluetooth phone connectivity is not supported; therefore, Bluetooth wireless music playback and Bluetooth hands-free calling (via phone connection) are not available.
It is recommended to pair Bluetooth-enabled peripherals (such as keyboards, air mouse remotes, and gamepads) via Bluetooth 2 (System Bluetooth / BLE Bluetooth) on the X10 Android head unit.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path: Navigation to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Settings > System Settings
Step 1: Tap the “System Bluetooth” option to enter Bluetooth pairing interface
Step 2: Enable Bluetooth on your Bluetooth-enabled devices (Gamepad)
Step 3: Tap “+Pair new device” (at the top of the interface) in the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface to search for available devices.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface.】
Step 4: Select the Bluetooth names of your Bluetooth-enabled devices (Gamepad) from the “Available” list and tap it to pair with your Bluetooth-enabled devices (Gamepad).

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Available List Interface.】
Step 5: Tap “Allow Pairing” and follow the on-screen prompts (if any) to complete the Bluetooth connection on your X10 Android head unit.
4.5 Wi-Fi Connection
When the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen is used with a compatible X10 Android head unit, the Wi-Fi network or Wi-Fi hotspot connected on the X10 can be synchronized to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen. In other words, the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen will also be connected to the same Wi-Fi network or Wi-Fi hotspot.
It is recommended to connect to a Wi-Fi network or Wi-Fi hotspot via the Wi-Fi function of the X10 Android head unit, and then synchronize the connection to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.
The X10 Android head unit detects both 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Create a WiFi or WiFi Hotspot:
Ensure an available Wi-Fi network or Wi-Fi hotspot (from your smartphone, portable router, etc.) is accessible.
Step2: Access Wi-Fi Settings:
Navigation Path: On the X10, navigate to Settings > Network Settings > WI-FI(WLAN).
Turn on the toggle switch to search for available WiFi or WiFi hotspots. The X10 will scan for available networks.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Wi-Fi Settings Interface.】
Step3: Select Network:
Tap the name (SSID) of the Wi-Fi network you want to connect to from the available network list.

【AI Diagram: The associated image illustrates the Select Network interface.】
Step4: Enter Password:
If required, enter the Wi-Fi password and tap Connect.
4.6 VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen Usage Overview
4.6.1 Independent App Operation and Use:
When the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen is connected to the X10 Android head unit using the dedicated connection cable included with the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen, the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen supports independent app operation. Users can operate apps directly on the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen to enable multimedia playback, Wireless CarPlay & Wireless Android Auto, Wireless Phone Mirroring, navigation, and other functions, enjoying entertainment experiences such as video playback, music playback, and gaming.
Important Usage Notes:
1.When using Wireless CarPlay, Wireless Android Auto, or Wireless Phone Mirroring, visual content can be displayed on only one screen—either the X10 head unit or the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen—and cannot be shown simultaneously on both the X10 Android head unit and the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.
2.During app operation, the X10 head unit and the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen function independently. This means the same app cannot be used simultaneously on both the X10 head unit and the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen. For example, if a user is playing videos using the YouTube app on the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen, the X10 Android head unit cannot use the YouTube app at the same time.
3.When a front passenger is watching YouTube videos on the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen, if the driver simultaneously runs other audio or video applications on the X10 Android head unit, typically only one of the running applications can output audio at a time. If the driver is navigating using the X10 head unit screen while the front passenger is watching YouTube content on the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen, the navigation app can output voice guidance during this period (applicable to navigation apps only). This function may require prior configuration of the “navigation and media playback” audio mixing mode in the sound-related settings of the X10 Android head unit.
Typical Usage Scenario:
The driver uses the X10 head unit for navigation while the front passenger watches YouTube video content on the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.
4.6.2 Dual-Screen Collaboration, Sharing Wonderful Videos
After the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen is connected to the X10 Android head unit using the dedicated connection cable included with the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen, local video playback via the Video Player app on either the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen or the X10 Android head unit supports both mirrored and independent dual-screen display modes. The same local video can be played only on the X10 head unit screen, only on the co-pilot screen, or simultaneously on both the X10 head unit screen and the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path: Navigation to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Video Player App
Step 1: Mirrored Dual-Screen Playback
When playing a local video using the Video Player app on either the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen or the X10 Android head unit, tap the Screen Playback Selection Button
and choose to play the local video simultaneously on both the head unit screen (Main Screen) and the co-pilot screen (Extended Screen). In this mode, the X10 Android head unit and the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen will display and play the same local video content at the same time.
Step 2: Independent Dual-Screen Playback
When playing a local video using the Video Player app on either the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen (Extended Screen) or the X10 Android head unit screen (Main Screen) , tap the Screen Playback Selection Button and choose to play the local video only on the X10 head unit screen (Main Screen) or only on the co-pilot screen (Extended Screen). In this mode, only the selected screen—the X10 Android head unit screen (Main Screen) or the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen (Extended Screen) —will display and play the local video content.
Additional Notes
1. Screen Playback Selection Button(applicable to local video playback only and supports bidirectional selection): Tap to choose to play local videos only on the X10 head unit screen, only on the co-pilot screen, or simultaneously on both the head unit screen and the co-pilot screen.

[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the dual-screen and independent content display when the X10 is connected to the Co-Pilot Screen.]

[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the dual-screen and independent content display when the X10 is connected to the Co-Pilot Screen.]
4.7 VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen Basic Settings Overview
4.7.1 Audio Settings
When the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen is used with a compatible X10 Android head unit, adjusting the overall system volume on the X10 head unit will automatically synchronize to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen. In other words, adjusting the system volume on the X10 Android head unit will simultaneously adjust the output volume of the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.
It is recommended to adjust the overall system volume via the X10 Android head unit, as the system will automatically synchronize the volume adjustment to the VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen.
4.72 VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen Display Settings
The VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen supports independent display settings. You can configure the default screen brightness (power-on default brightness) and the automatic screen-off function (screen timeout).
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Settings > Screen Display
Step 1: Enable Default Screen Brightness (Off by default)
Tap the toggle to enable Default Screen Brightness, then adjust the power-on default brightness using the slider.
Step 2: Enable Auto Screen-Off (Off by default)
Tap the toggle to enable Auto Screen-Off, then tap the screen timeout option and select 2 mins, 5 mins, or 10 mins to complete the screen timeout setting.
4.7.3 VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen Screensaver Settings
The VM0120 Co-Pilot Screen supports independent screensaver settings, allowing you to select different screensaver styles and set the screensaver activation time.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Settings > Screensaver
Step 1: Select Screensaver (Off by default)
Tap to select a screensaver style (screensaver styles support customization).
Step 2: Screensaver Time Setting
Tap the screensaver time option and select 15s, 20s, 1 mins, etc., to complete the screensaver time setting.
Chapter 5 Bluetooth Connection
This chapter introduces the dual Bluetooth functionality (Bluetooth 1 and Bluetooth 2), which features independent channels that operate without interference.
Bluetooth 1 is dedicated to mobile device (smartphone) connectivity, while Bluetooth 2 is designed for file transfers, peripheral device connections (e.g., ATOTO CI-FLT01 Interior Footwell Lights, ATOTO AC-4450 Mini OBD II Diagnostic), and Bluetooth tethering.
5.1 Hands-Free Bluetooth (Bluetooth 1)
Bluetooth1 is dedicated to mobile device connectivity (supporting simultaneous dual-phone connection for hands-free calls and music playback, as well as integrated screen lock privacy protection)
• Primary Uses
• Hands-free Calls: Make and receive phone calls safely.
• Bluetooth A2DP Music Streaming with aptX / aptX HD Support:
Bluetooth 1 on the X10 supports the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP), enabling wireless music streaming from smartphones and other compatible devices.
Note: To enjoy aptX or aptX HD, your phone must also support the respective codec.
• Screen Lock Integration: Automatically unlocks the screen when a paired Bluetooth device (such as a mobile phone) is nearby, and locks the screen when the device is out of range. (if configured in screen lock settings). For specific steps on Screen Lock settings, please refer to section 34.5 in this manual.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path:
Navigation to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Bluetooth Phone App
Step 1: Access Bluetooth 1
Tap the "
(Bluetooth Phone App Icon)" to enter Bluetooth pairing interface
Step2: Enable Bluetooth on both of two phones
Step3: Tap the
(Bluetooth Connection Button), select the Bluetooth names of your smartphones from the “Available” list and tap it to pair with your smartphones
Step4: Tap to “Pair” and allow the prompts (if prompted)to complete the Bluetooth connection on your smartphone.

Step5: Once connected, both devices will appear in the "Paired" list

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Paired List.】
1: (Call Icon): Means calls can be managed from both connected devices
2: (Music Icon): Means play music from the paired device you wish.
3: (Connection Control Icon): Tap to disconnect or connect.
• Music Playback Interface
Tap (Bluetooth Music Playback Icon) to enter music playback interface
• Module 1: Paired Device’s name display (Positioned top-left in the interface)
• Module2: Tap (Paired Device Icon) to switch music playback between two paired Bluetooth devices.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Music Playback Interface.】
• Icon Definitions and Their Purpose
(Dial Pad): Dial-up( telephone number)
(Call History): Call Records
(Contacts): Contact List
On the interface, simply tap Device Icon(phone icon) to switch between the two devices and manage calls
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Dial Pad Interface.】
• Bluetooth Settings
Tap the Setting icon to enter settings, tap “disconnect” to go back
• Icons and Their Functions in the Interface
Bluetooth: Toggle ON/OFF to enable or disable Bluetooth on the X10 Android head unit.
Auto Answer: Enable “Auto Answer”; calls will be automatically answered after 5 seconds
of ringing.
Auto Connect: Enable “Auto Connect” to connect automatically to known devices within range.
Device Name: Shows the X10 Android head unit's name for pairing. Tap to rename.
Auto-enable CarPlay/Android Auto After BT connection: Enable "Auto-enable CarPlay/Android
Auto after BT connection" to automatically activate the corresponding phone's CarPlay/Android
Auto function when the X10 Android head unit and the user's phone are successfully paired via Bluetooth.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Bluetooth Function Operation Interface.】
Note:
1)CarPlay/Android Auto can only be used with one device at a time. The auto-enable function will enable for the first device that connects.
2)Ensure the Bluetooth of the device you want to start CarPlay or Android Auto is on and connects first.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Why can’t I switch music playback between two connected Bluetooth devices?
Solution:
If you are unable to switch music playback between two Bluetooth devices, please check the 1.following:
1.Ensure both devices are successfully connected and appear in the “Paired” list
3.Make sure your phone has a music player installed
·If a music player is available but switching still does not work:
·Manually start music playback on your phone
2.Then try switching the playback device again
3.Ensure your phone is either connected to the network or playing locally stored (downloaded) music
Summary:
Switching playback between Bluetooth devices requires both devices to be properly connected and actively playing media. Starting playback manually and ensuring a stable media source can help resolve the issue.
2.Issue:
Why can’t one or both phones connect to the car stereo’s Bluetooth 1?
Solution:
If one or both phones cannot connect to Bluetooth 1, please check the following:
1.Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on both phones
2.Turn off Bluetooth on both phones and the car stereo, then turn it back on and try reconnecting
3.On your phones, remove (forget) the car stereo from the list of paired devices, then search and pair again
4.Make sure both phones are within the effective Bluetooth range of the car stereo
5.Restart both phones and the car stereo to refresh the Bluetooth connection
Summary:
Bluetooth connection issues are usually related to pairing status, signal range, or temporary connection errors. Re-pairing the devices and restarting them can often resolve the problem.
2.Issue
Why can’t Bluetooth headphones connect wirelessly to the X10 Android head unit via Bluetooth?
Solution
In most cases, both Bluetooth headphones and the X10 Android head unit operate as Bluetooth “slave” devices in Bluetooth audio scenarios. As a result, they generally cannot establish a direct wireless Bluetooth connection with each other.
Professional Explanation
1. Bluetooth Master & Slave Devices
Master Device
A master device actively initiates and manages the Bluetooth connection process, including controlling communication timing and data transmission.
Slave Device
A slave device passively waits for connection requests from the master device and responds according to the master device’s control.
In Bluetooth Classic communication standards (such as Bluetooth 2.1, 4.0, etc.), devices form a structure called a Piconet, which typically consists of:
One master device
Multiple slave devices
The master device manages the communication process within the network.
In BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), similar concepts also exist:
Central = Master device
Peripheral = Slave device
2. Examples of Device Roles
Mobile Phones / Computers
Most phones and computers act as master devices because they can actively:
Search for devices
Initiate pairing
Establish connections
Manage data communication
Bluetooth Headphones
In most cases, Bluetooth headphones function as slave devices.They typically wait for a phone or computer to initiate the connection request and mainly handle audio decoding and playback.
Bluetooth Speakers
Bluetooth speakers also commonly function as slave devices, similar to Bluetooth headphones.
Head Unit (Car Multimedia System)
In most Bluetooth scenarios, a car head unit also acts as a slave device, especially when used for:
Hands-free calling
Bluetooth music playback
3. Why Are Bluetooth Headphones Usually Slave Devices?
(1) Pairing Mechanism
Bluetooth headphones typically do not actively search for or initiate connections with other devices. Instead, they wait for a phone or computer to initiate pairing.
(2) Functional Design
Headphones are mainly designed for:
Audio decoding
Music playback
Call audio output
The audio stream and control commands are generally sent from the master device.
(3) Bluetooth Protocol Design
Common Bluetooth protocols such as:
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)
HFP (Hands-Free Profile)
are generally designed for the master device to send audio and commands to the slave device.
4. Why Does the X10 Head Unit Also Often Act as a Slave Device?
This depends on the specific Bluetooth usage scenario:
Hands-Free Calling (HFP)
The phone acts as the master device, while the head unit acts as the slave device to receive call audio.
Bluetooth Audio Playback (A2DP)
The phone acts as the master device, while the head unit acts as the slave device to play music from the phone.
Therefore, in most Bluetooth audio scenarios, the connection structure is typically:
Phone (Master) → Head Unit / Headphones (Slave)
rather than:
Head Unit (Slave) ↔ Headphones (Slave)
Since both devices commonly function as slave devices, they usually cannot establish a direct wireless Bluetooth audio connection with each other.
Special Note
Some newer head units may support limited “master mode” features, such as:
Searching for Bluetooth devices
Acting as a Bluetooth dialing device
Initiatng connections with certain Bluetooth peripherals
However, these features are less common, and whether direct Bluetooth headphone connection is supported depends on the specific hardware and Bluetooth protocol implementation of the device.
5.2 System Bluetooth (Bluetooth 2)
It enables both data transmission and BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) connections. It allows seamless pairing with a variety of Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as OBD diagnostic tools, keyboards, mice, and gamepads. Additionally, this feature supports Bluetooth tethering, letting you share your phone's internet connection with the head unit for convenient online access while driving.
• Primary Uses
• File Transmission: Transfer files between phone and head unit.
• Connect Peripherals: Pair with Bluetooth devices like OBDII diagnostic tools, keyboards, mice, gamepads, etc.
• Bluetooth Tethering: Share your phone's internet connection with the X10 Android head unit. (see Section 5.3)
Operation Steps
• For Android Phones:
Srep1: Turn off Wi-Fi on both your smartphone and the X10 Android head unit.
Step2: On your phone, enable Mobile Data, Bluetooth, and Bluetooth Tethering (Settings path on your phone or similar: Settings > Connection & Sharing > Personal Hotspot > Bluetooth Tethering).
Step 3: Access Bluetooth 2 (On the X10 Android head unit)
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Bluetooth2 App
Tap Bluetooth2 App icon to access “Bluetooth 2” Interface, and tap “+Pair new device” (at the top of the interface) in the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface to search for available devices.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface.】
Step 4: Pair with your phone
Select the Bluetooth name of your smartphone from the “Available devices” list and tap it to pair with your smartphone.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Available devices.】
Step 5: Enable Internet access
In the paired devices list, select your smartphone and enable "Internet access" in Bluetooth 2 settings interface.

Step 6: Test the connection by opening a website in the X10 Android head unit’s Chrome Browser.
• For iOS Phone:
Step1: On your iPhone, enable Mobile Data, Bluetooth and Personal Hotspot
Step2: Access Bluetooth 2 (On the X10 Android head unit)
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Bluetooth2 App
Tap Bluetooth2 App icon to access “Bluetooth 2” Interface, and tap “+Pair new device” in the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface to search for available devices.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface.】
Step3: Pair with your iPhone
Select the Bluetooth name of your smartphone from the “Available devices” list and tap it to pair with your iPhone.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Available devices.】
Step4: Enable Internet access In the paired devices list, select your iPhone and enable "Internet access" in Bluetooth 2 settings interface.
Step5: Test the connection by opening a website in the car stereo's Chrome Browser.
5.3 Important Notes (Bluetooth Use):
(1) Connection: Connection status may fluctuate, but as long as internet access persists,
the tethering is functional.
(2)Recognition: Some apps may not recognize the Bluetooth tethering connection; consult app
developers for support.
(3)Compatibility: Ensure the Bluetooth versions of the X10 head unit and your connecting devices are compatible for the intended features to work correctly.
(4)Version Details: Refer to Chapter 41, "Technical Specifications," of the manual for specific Bluetooth version information for this X10 Android head unit.
Chapter 6 Internet Connectivity Options
The X10 supports the following five networking methods. Users can choose the appropriate networking method based on actual needs, usage scenarios, and economic considerations.
(1) Internet Access via Wi-Fi (connecting to an external Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi hotspot).
(2) Internet Access via Cellular network (requires inserting your 4G Nano SIM card with data plan).
(3) Internet Access via Cloud SIM (When powering on the X10 Android head unit, the system will display a Cloud SIM service activation prompt.) For complete connection and configuration procedures, refer to Section 3 of Chapter 5 in this manual.
(4) Internet Access via Bluetooth Tethering (sharing another device's connection via Bluetooth).
(5) Internet Access via USB Tethering (sharing another device's connection via USB).
6.1 Wi-Fi Connection
The X10 Android head unit detects both 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Create a WiFi or WiFi Hotspot:
Ensure an available Wi-Fi network or Wi-Fi hotspot (from your smartphone, portable router, etc.) is accessible.
Step 2: Access Wi-Fi Settings:
Navigation Path: On the X10, navigate to Settings > Network Settings > WI-FI(WLAN).
Turn on the toggle switch to search for available WiFi or WiFi hotspots. The X10 will scan for available networks.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates theWi-Fi Settings Interface.】
Step 3: Select Network:
Tap the name (SSID) of the Wi-Fi network you want to connect to from the available network list.
[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Select Network interface.]
Step 4: Enter Password:
If required, enter the Wi-Fi password and tap Connect.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
The X10 cannot perform an online update due to lack of internet connection. The X10 user is experiencing an issue where the iPhone hotspot cannot be connected, resulting in no network access. The user would like to perform a system update via USB and requests the upgrade file and instructions.
Response:
To help resolve the Wi-Fi connectivity issue, we have provided a firmware upgrade file for your X10 unit, which can be installed via USB.
Firmware download link:
Upgrade steps are as follows:
1.Download the upgrade file from the link above, extract it, and copy the entire extracted folder to a USB drive.
2.Insert the USB drive into one of the USB ports on your X10 device.
3.Once the device detects the upgrade file, an upgrade notification will automatically appear on the screen. Please select "All" to begin the upgrade process.
4.The device will complete the upgrade automatically and will restart once the process is finished.
2.Issue:
The keyboard does not appear when connecting to Wi-Fi on the X10.
Symptoms:
When attempting to connect using a hotspot, USB tethering, or Bluetooth tethering, the keyboard does not pop up on the X10, making it impossible to enter the Wi-Fi password.
Solution:
You may try restoring the head unit to factory settings to check whether this resolves the issue.
To perform a factory reset, go to Settings → Reset → Erase all data (factory reset) → Erase all data.
Please note that all user data will be erased after performing a factory reset, so make sure to back up any important data beforehand.
6.2 EIOTCLUB SIM Card (4G Nano SIM Card)
The X10 Android head unit provides the cellular network through the built-in 4G Nano SIM card’s mobile data connection, suitable for Wi-Fi-free environments.
Note: The X10 supports two ways to stay connected over 4G cellular networks:
Physical SIM Card: Insert the included EIOTCLUB SIM card, or use your own IoT SIM card from a compatible carrier
Users are free to choose either option. The included SIM card is provided for convenience, but not mandatory for X10's connectivity.
EIOTCLUB SIM Service Disclaimer
EIOTCLUB IoT DATA SIM CARD and its related applications and services are independently provided by EIOTCLUB TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED.
ATOTO is not involved in the development, operation, or any commercial activities of this application or its associated services.
All fees, data plans, service agreements, and service quality related to this offering are solely provided and managed by EIOTCLUB TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED.
ATOTO and the manufacturer of the X10 Android head unit assume no responsibility for this service. A single Nano SIM card is included in the X10 package, and the X10 system only provides compatibility support for the related application, allowing users to decide independently whether to use it.
If you encounter functional issues, plan subscriptions, payment problems, or service quality concerns during use, please contact EIOTCLUB's service provider directly.
Please Note: All subscriptions, network connectivity, plan purchases, service terms, and other aspects of the EIOTCLUB IoT DATA SIM CARD and its related applications and services are entirely under the ownership of EIOTCLUB TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED.
There is no equity, partnership, or commercial cooperation between ATOTO, the developer or manufacturer of the X10 Android head unit, and EIOTCLUB TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED.
Use of this service is entirely at the user's sole discretion. ATOTO, as the provider of the technical platform, does not assume any direct or indirect liability for connection failures, plan disputes, or privacy breaches resulting from third-party services.
Prerequisites & Important Notes:
(1)SIM Card Type: X10 uses a Nano SIM card.
(2)Data Plan: You need an active cellular data plan from a compatible local carrier for the Nano SIM card.
(3)Activation: Ensure the Nano SIM card is activated by your carrier and tested in another device (like a phone) before inserting it into the X10 Android head unit.
(4)PIN Code: If your SIM card has a PIN code, deactivate it on a phone before installing it in the head unit, as the head unit cannot perform this operation.
(5)Insertion: Insert the Nano SIM card into the X10's SIM slot in the correct orientation BEFORE powering on the head unit.
(6)Compatibility: Some carriers might be incompatible with the X10's IMEI (e.g., known issues with some VERIZON SIMs in certain regions). Check carrier compatibility if possible.
(7)IoT SIM card needed: Ensure you use an IoT SIM card. Compared to regular SIM cards, an IoT SIM card offers optimized data communication and enhanced network stability. The IoT SIM card is for data only; calls and SMS are not supported.
How to Enable Mobile Network
Operation Steps:
Step1: Insert 4G Nano SIM Card:
Power off the X10 Android head unit, insert the activated, PIN-disabled 4G Nano SIM card correctly, then power the X10 Android head unit back on.

Step2: Enable Mobile Data
Navigation Path: Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > Mobile Network
Step 3: On the Mobile Network page, toggle the "ON/OFF" button to ON to enable mobile data. Toggle the "ON/OFF" button for "Roaming" to ON if roaming is needed. (signal strength indicators should appear in the status bar).
[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Mobile Network Page.]
Step3: Enter LTE Setting:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Settings > Network > WLAN > CMHK and tap setting icon.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the LTE Setting Page.】
How to Enable Mobile Hotspot (Sharing X10's Mobile Data Connection):
The X10 Android head unit features a built-in 4G LTE cellular module, enabling it to function as a mobile hotspot when an activated 4G Nano SIM card is inserted.
Operation Steps
Step1: Access Hotspot Settings:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > Hotspot> Wi-Fi hotspot.
Step2: Enable Hotspot
Turn on the toggle switch to create Wi-Fi hotspot via the X10's mobile data connection. Configure the hotspot name (SSID) and password here.
Important Notes (Mobile Internet)
·Network Frequency Band
1.X10 Android head unit models with "-N" are for North America (USA, Canada, Mexico), while "-A" models are for Europe, Asia, and other regions. Confirm with your operator about the supported frequency bands.
·About the Network Frequency Band
a.For X10 Android head unit models with the suffix "-N"
·2G(Network Generation) : GSM850, GSM900, GSM1900
·3G WCDMA(Network Generation) : B1, B2, B4, B5, B8
·4G(Network Generation) : B1, B2, B4, B5, B7, B8, B12, B13, B17, B19, B25, B26, B38, B41
b.For X10 Android head unit models with the suffix "-A"
·2G(Network Generation) :GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900
·3G WCDMA(Network Generation) : B1, B2, B5, B8
·4G(Network Generation) : B1, B2, B3, B5, B7, B8, B19, B20, B25, B26, B28A, B28B, B34, B38, B39, B40, B41
2.X10 Android head unit requires these specific bands to access the network. Additionally, network access for car head units depends on the coverage of the operator's base stations in the area.
3.Despite GSMA certification, some carriers may not be compatible with head unit's IMEI(The VERIZON SIM card has been confirmed to have compatibility issues).
4.For LTE band information, check Wikipedia's LTE frequency bands page. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LTE_frequency_bands)
5.Monitor X10 Android head unit data usage via your carrier's website or app, as there's no call function. SMS verification can be received by the head unit's built-in Message app.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
How much data is included with the SIM card supplied with the X10 head unit?
Solution:
According to the information provided by our engineers, the trial data plan included with the supplied SIM card provides 100MB of mobile data.
If 100MB of data is not sufficient for your usage needs, you may contact the SIM card service provider to inquire about upgrading to a data plan with a larger data allowance.
Summary:
The supplied SIM card includes a 100MB trial data plan. If additional data is required, users can contact the SIM card provider to upgrade to a higher data plan.
2.Issue:
The customer reports that the SIM card is not recognized on the X10 device, or mobile data cannot be used after inserting the SIM card.
Solution:
If the SIM card is not recognized on the X10, please check the following:
1.Check SIM Card Installation
Make sure the SIM card is inserted in the correct direction into the SIM tray.
Also confirm that the SIM card size is correct (Standard, Micro, or Nano SIM).
2.Use a Compatible SIM Card
It is recommended to use an IoT SIM card, as it provides optimized data communication and stable network performance.
Please note that IoT SIM cards are usually data-only SIM cards and do not support voice calls or SMS.
3.Check Carrier and Network Band
Confirm that your SIM card supports compatible carriers and network bands.
4.Disable SIM PIN Code
Insert the SIM card into a mobile phone and check the SIM PIN code setting.
Disable the PIN code if it is enabled, then insert the SIM card back into the X10 and test again.
5.Configure APN Settings
Insert the SIM card into a mobile phone first and complete the APN (Access Point Name) settings.
After APN setup is completed, reinsert the SIM card into the X10 device and test mobile data again.
6.Contact the Carrier if Needed
If the issue persists, contact your SIM card carrier to confirm the correct APN settings and network compatibility.
Summary:
If the SIM card is not recognized on the X10, ensure the SIM card is correctly inserted, compatible with the network, and properly configured with APN settings. Disabling the SIM PIN and verifying carrier compatibility can also help restore data connectivity.
3.Issue:
The X10 user reports that the SIM card provided does not fit into the SIM card slot.
Solution:
We apologize for any confusion caused regarding the SIM card size. The SIM card provided is the correct type, but it requires removing the outer frame of the Micro SIM card before installation.
Please follow the steps below:
1.Carefully remove the outer plastic frame of the Micro SIM card to obtain the Nano SIM card inside.
2.Insert the Nano SIM card into the SIM card slot on the X10 head unit.
3.Make sure the SIM card is properly aligned and fully inserted.
Please note that the SIM card slot on the X10 is specifically designed for Nano SIM cards, so the outer Micro SIM frame must be removed before insertion.
Summary:
The X10 uses a Nano SIM card slot. If the SIM card appears too large, remove the outer Micro SIM frame to obtain the Nano SIM, then insert it into the slot properly.
4.Issue:
LTE internet speed on the X10 is slow.
Symptoms:
When the head unit is connected to the internet using a mobile phone hotspot, the connection speed is fast and stable. However, when using LTE, the connection becomes slow. For example, Google searches respond slowly, and map data may fail to load properly.
Solution:
1.SIM Card Activation and Data Plan
Please ensure that your SIM card has been properly activated and that your mobile data plan has sufficient available data. Some carrier plans may include speed limitations or data caps that can affect connection speed.
2.SIM Card Installation Check
Please verify that the SIM card is correctly inserted and that the head unit recognizes the SIM card without displaying any error messages.
3.APN Settings Verification
Even if the APN settings have already been configured, please double-check that the APN settings exactly match those provided by your mobile carrier. Incorrect APN settings may result in slow connectivity or connection failure. It is recommended to confirm the correct APN settings with your carrier.
4.Network Signal Strength Check
LTE network speed is highly affected by signal strength in your current location. If the LTE signal is weak, slower connection speeds may occur. Please test the head unit in another area with stronger signal coverage for comparison.
5.Test with Another SIM Card
If possible, test the unit using a different SIM card to determine whether the issue is related to the SIM card or the head unit.
6.Perform a Factory Reset
If the issue persists after completing the steps above, please restore the head unit to factory settings by navigating to Settings → Reset → Erase all data (factory reset) → Erase all data.
6.3 Cloud SIM (4G)
Cloud SIM Service Disclaimer
Important Note (Pre-Use Statement)
The [GlocalMe App] and its associated Cloud SIM services are independently provided by [Shenzhen uCloudlink Network Technology Co., Ltd.]
ATOTO is not involved in the development, operation, or any commercial activities related to this application or its underlying services.
Responsibility Disclaimer:
· All fees, data plans, service agreements, and service quality matters are solely managed and provided by [Shenzhen uCloudlink Network Technology Co., Ltd.]
· The ATOTO brand and the X10 Android head unit manufacturer shall bear no responsibility for these services.
App Installation & Compatibility:
· The X10 Android head unit only pre-installs the GlocalMe App and provides technical compatibility support.
· Whether or not to use this service is entirely up to the user’s discretion.
In Case of Issues:
If you encounter any of the following issues, please contact the GlocalMe App service provider directly:
· Functional abnormalities
· Subscription or package purchases
· Payment issues
· Service quality concerns
Legal & Ownership Clarification:
·All subscriptions, network connections, plan purchases, and terms of service are owned and governed solely by [Shenzhen uCloudlink Network Technology Co., Ltd.]
· There is no equity or business partnership between this company and the ATOTO brand or the X10 Android head unit developers or manufacturers.
Final Reminder:
Use of this service is completely voluntary.
ATOTO serves only as a technical platform provider and shall not be held liable—either directly or indirectly—for:
· Connection failures
· Disputes related to subscription or service
·Any data or privacy issues arising from use of this third-party service
The X10 Android Head Unit comes with an embedded Cloud SIM, providing you with a more convenient mobile network connection option.
About Cloud SIM:
Cloud SIM is a virtual SIM card solution based on cloud computing technology. It replicates the functions of a traditional physical SIM card through software-defined means, migrating the functions of the traditional SIM card (such as carrier authentication and data storage) to the cloud, and managing it remotely via encrypted protocols. The core features are as follows:
(1)No physical SIM Card Required: It eliminates the need for installation and replacement of traditional SIM cards, simplifying the user experience.
(2)Supports Multiple Countries: The Cloud SIM supports network usage in over 100 countries, making it ideal for international travel and cross-regional network connectivity without needing to change local SIM cards.
(3)Supports Multiple Carriers: The Cloud SIM intelligently selects the optimal network carrier based on the user's location and available network conditions, ensuring a stable network connection experience.
Required App Software:
(1) For Android Head Unit: The X10 Android head unit comes with the Cloud SIM app pre-installed, or you can download it via the FindApps app on the X10 device.
(2) For Mobile Phones: Please search for and download the “GlocalMe IOT” app from Google Play or the App Store.
6.3.1 How to Use Cloud SIM
Please refer to the instructions below to learn how to use the Cloud SIM card.
Note: The screenshots here are for reference only; please refer to the actual device.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Power on the X10 Android Head Unit to Display the QR Code
When using the X10 Android head unit for the first time, a Cloud SIM activation prompt along with a corresponding QR code will automatically appear on the home screen once the X10 is powered on.
Note: For subsequent Cloud SIM network usage, you can open the Cloud SIM app to access the interface and retrieve the QR code.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the QR code popup on the main screen interface.】
Step 2: Register an Account
Use your smartphone to scan the QR code displayed in the popup window. This will direct you to the corresponding webpage. On the page, select your country, enter your email address and password, check the box for "Agree to the User Agreement and Privacy Policy," and then click the “Sign up or log in” button to complete the device-to-account binding process.


Step 3: Purchase a Data Service Package (Note: The screenshots here are for reference only; please refer to the actual device.)
On your smartphone, tap the "Sure" button in the popup window, or go to the coupon page and use the new user coupon to complete the purchase of the specified data service package.



Step 4: Activate the Cloud SIM
On the X10 Android head unit, tap the “Go to activate the Cloud SIM” button in the popup window to open the corresponding interface. Then, tap the “Activate Cloud SIM” button on that screen, or open the Cloud SIM app and tap “Activate Cloud SIM” to start using the network.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the QR code popup on the main screen interface.】

Step 5: Use the Network
After activating the Cloud SIM, open a website using the Chrome browser on the X10 Android head unit to test whether the network connection is working properly.

6.3.2 How to Purchase Data
The Cloud SIM supports two methods for purchasing data packages: either through the Cloud SIM app on the X10 Android head unit, or via the GlocalMe IOT app on your smartphone.
Method 1: Purchase a data service package via the Cloud SIM App on the X10 Android head unit.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Enable the Cloud SIM App on the X10 Android head unit.
Navigation Path: Home Screen > App Drawer > Cloud SIM App
Tap the Cloud SIM App icon on the X10 Android head unit's home screen to enable the Cloud SIM App and open the corresponding interface that displays the Cloud SIM activation prompt and the associated QR code


【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the ACTIVATE CLOUD SIM popup on the main screen.】
Step 2: Log in to Your Account
Use your phone to scan the QR code displayed in the pop-up interface to access the corresponding webpage. On the webpage, select your country of use, enter your email address and password, check the box for “Agree to the User Agreement and Privacy Policy,” and then click the “Sign up or log in” button to log in. After that, proceed to purchase a data package.

Step 3: Activate the Cloud SIM
On the X10 Android head unit, tap the “Activate Cloud SIM” button on the opened interface to activate the Cloud SIM and start using the network.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the ACTIVATE CLOUD SIM popup on the main screen.】
Step 4: Use the Network
After activating the Cloud SIM, open a website using the Chrome browser on the X10 Android head unit to test whether the network connection is working properly.

Method 2: Purchase a data service package via the GlocalMe IOT App on your mobile phone.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Enable the Cloud SIM App on the X10 Android head unit.
Navigation Path: Home Screen > App Drawer > Cloud SIM App
Tap the Cloud SIM App icon on the X10 Android head unit's home screen to enable the Cloud SIM App and open the corresponding interface that displays the Cloud SIM activation prompt and the associated QR code.


Step 2: Download the GlocalMe IOT App
Tap the “Download the app to get more offers and features” to access the corresponding interface(the interface will shows the QR code). Now, please search for "GlocalMe IOT" app on your mobile phone via Google Play or the App Store to download and install it. Then scan the QR code below to complete the addition of the device (ATOTO X10 Android head unit).


Step 3: Add the device (ATOTO X10 Android head unit)
On your phone, open the GlocalMe IOT app interface and tap “Scan” option to scan the QR code displayed on the X10 Android head unit to complete the addition of the device (ATOTO X10 Android head unit).


Step 4: Purchase a Data Service Package
On the opened GlocalMe IOT App interface, tap the “Mall” button to open the data purchase screen. Select a “Data Service Package” and tap the “Buy” button to complete the payment.

Step 5: Activate the Cloud SIM
After purchasing the data service package, on the X10 Android head unit, tap the “Activate Cloud SIM” button on the opened interface to activate the Cloud SIM and start using the network.

Step 6: Use the Network
After activating the Cloud SIM, open a website using the Chrome browser on the X10 Android head unit to test whether the network connection is working properly.

6.4 Bluetooth Tethering (Sharing Phone's Internet)
Bluetooth Tethering allows the X10 to access the internet using your smartphone's mobile data connection via Bluetooth.
Operation Steps
a.For Android Phones:
Step 1: Turn off Wi-Fi on both your smartphone and the X10 Android head unit.
Step 2: On your phone, enable Mobile Data, Bluetooth, and Bluetooth Tethering (Settings path on your phone or similar: Settings > Connection & Sharing > Personal Hotspot > Bluetooth Tethering).
Step 3: Access Bluetooth 2 (On the X10 Android head unit)
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Bluetooth2 App
Tap Bluetooth2 App icon to access “Bluetooth 2” Interface, and tap “+Pair new device” (at the top of the interface) in the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface to search for available devices.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Select Network interface.】
Step 4: Pair with your phone
Select the Bluetooth name of your smartphone from the “Available devices” list and tap it to pair with your smartphone
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Available Devices.】
Step 5: Enable Internet access
In the paired devices list, select your iPhone and enable "Internet access" in Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Internet Access Interface-1.】
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Internet Access Interface-2.】
Step 6: Test the connection by opening a website in the X10 Android head unit’s Chrome Browser.
b.For iOS Phone:
Step 1: On your iPhone, enable Mobile Data, Bluetooth and Personal Hotspot
Step 2: Access Bluetooth 2 (On the X10 Android head unit)
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Bluetooth2 App
Tap Bluetooth2 App icon to access “Bluetooth 2” Interface, and tap “+Pair new device” in the Bluetooth 2 Settings Interface to search for available devices.
Step 3: Pair with your iPhone
Select the Bluetooth name of your smartphone from the “Available devices” list and tap it to pair with your iPhone.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Available Devices.】
Step 4: Enable Internet access In the paired devices list, select your iPhone and enable "Internet access" in Bluetooth 2 settings interface.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Internet Access Interface-1.】
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Available Devices.】
Step 5: Test the connection by opening a website in the car stereo's Chrome Browser.
6.5 USB Tethering (Sharing Phone's Internet via USB)
The USB tethering feature allows you to share your phone’s mobile network connection with the X10 Android head unit via a USB data cable.
Operation Steps
a. For Android Phone
Navigation Path (or Similar Path): Navigate to Settings > Connection & Sharing > Personal Hotspot > USB Tethering
Step 1: Connect the original USB2 external storage cable of the X10 Android head unit with the USB cable of your phone to create a cable for connecting the X10 Android head unit and your Android phone; then connect the X10 Android head unit and the phone.
Step2: On your smartphone, tap to enable USB tethering (This USB tethering is usually greyed out until the phone is connected to the X10 Android head unit via a USB cable.)
Note: Some Android phones may require the following steps:
When an Android phone is connected to the X10 Android head unit via a USB data cable, a pop-up window will automatically appear on the phone displaying the "USB Tethering" option. Once this option is enabled, the phone can share its network with the X10 Android head unit.
Step3: Test the connection by opening a website in the X10 Android head unit’s Chrome Browser.
b.For iPhone
Navigation Path (or Similar Path): Navigate to Settings > Connection & Sharing > Personal Hotspot
Step 1: Connect the original USB2 external storage cable of the X10 Android head unit with the USB cable of your iPhone to create a cable for connecting the X10 Android head unit and your iPhone; then connect the X10 Android head unit and the iPhone.
Step2: USB tethering might activate automatically when connected and Personal Hotspot is on, or require confirmation(When an iPhone is connected to the X10 Android head unit via a USB cable, a pop-up message will automatically appear on the phone asking, "Trust This Computer?" After tapping the "Trust" button, the iPhone can share its network with the X10 Android head unit).
Step3: Test the connection by opening a website in the X10 Android head unit’s Chrome Browser.
Note:
X10 Recognition: The X10 Android head unit automatically detects the USB tethering connection if it is enabled correctly on the phone. A network icon indicating a network connection appears on the status bar.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
When connecting to Wi-Fi, the message appears: “To switch networks, please disconnect the Ethernet connection.”
Solution:
Cause Explanation:
(1) The head unit is currently using a wired network (Ethernet), so the system does not allow switching to Wi-Fi.
In the Android system, Ethernet (wired network) has a higher priority than Wi-Fi. When the system detects that Ethernet is connected, Wi-Fi may be disabled or switching networks may not be allowed.
(2) Why does an Ethernet connection appear?
This happens because a USB network device is recognized as an Ethernet connection. On the X10 head unit, USB network devices may be identified as Ethernet.
When a USB network device is connected to the X10 head unit, the system considers Ethernet to be active, so Wi-Fi cannot be switched.
After removing the USB device connected to the X10 head unit, the system disconnects Ethernet, and Wi-Fi can then connect normally.
Summary:
The system detects a wired network connection established through a USB device. When an Ethernet connection is present, the Android system restricts Wi-Fi switching. After removing the USB device, the Ethernet connection is disconnected and Wi-Fi can function normally.
Chapter 7 CarPlay/Android Auto App
CarPlay / Android Auto App is a pre-installed smartphone connectivity application in the X10 Android head unit, enabling wireless connection between iPhone and Android smartphones and the X10 Android head unit, allowing users to mirror essential smartphone functions—such as navigation, phone calls, music playback, and voice assistants and more onto the X10 Android head unit’s display, greatly enhancing driving safety, and operational convenience. Key Features:
(1)Dual Platform Compatibility: Supports both Apple CarPlay (for iPhone) and Android Auto (for Android smartphones).
(2)Wireless Connectivity: Allows connection via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, eliminating the need for physical cables.
(3)Rich Feature Mapping: Projects apps such as Apple Maps, Google Maps, Spotify, Apple Music, as well as phone, messages, and voice assistants (Siri, Google Assistant) to the X10 Android head unit;
(4)Voice Control Support: Enables hands-free operation using voice commands like “Hey Siri” or “Hey Google”.
(5)Native Touch Experience: Fully compatible with the X10 Android head unit’s touchscreen, ensuring smooth and intuitive interaction.
Preparation Requirements:
Please ensure that both your smartphone and the head unit are updated to a version that supports Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
(2) Before connecting, you can open the CarPlay/Android Auto app.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > CarPlay/Android Auto App
Step1: Tap
CarPlay/Android Auto App icon to open the corresponding interface.
Step 2: In the opened interface, tap the "Settings" button located at the bottom right corner to enter the settings menu.
Step 3: Tap to set the driver position (e.g., left-hand or right-hand drive). This setting will take effect the next time the app is restarted.
Step 4: Tap to enable or disable the option to display CarPlay/Android Auto as a floating window on the screen.
7.1 Apple CarPlay Connection
The X10 only supports Wireless Apple Carplay, integrating your iPhone for a smarter and safer in-car experience.
7.1.1 Wireless Apple CarPlay Introduction
The Wireless Apple CarPlay Connection feature of the X10 Android head unit enables seamless wireless connectivity between the iPhone and the car system, realizing the Wireless Apple CarPlay function and providing a more convenient, safer, and smarter in-car connectivity experience.
7.1.2 Wireless Apple CarPlay Compatibility Check
Wireless Apple CarPlay: Wireless Apple CarPlay: Requires iPhone 5 or later with iOS 9.0 or higher.
7.1.3 How to Configure Wireless Apple CarPlay Connection
Prerequisites:
(1) Vehicle must be in Park (P).
(2) iPhone and X10 must not be connected to other Wi-Fi or Bluetooth-enabled devices.
(3) Enable Bluetooth and WiFi on your iPhone.
(4) Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the X10 (Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > WI-FI).
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Bluetooth Phone App
Step 1: Tap the
(Bluetooth Phone App Icon) to enter Bluetooth pairing interface, then tap
(Bluetooth connection icon) to navigate to the “Bluetooth Setting”, and enable “1 (Bluetooth)” and “2 (Auto-enable Carplay/Android Auto After BT Connection)”.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Bluetooth Phone App interface.】
Step 2: Enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your iPhone. Then, find the X10 Android head unit's name (note the displayed Device Name—e.g., "X10XXXX"). This is the name your iPhone will search for and pair with.
Sttep 3: Tap to allow the prompts (if prompted) and “Pair” to complete the Bluetooth connection on your iPhone.


Step 4: Once connected, the system will automatically enter Wireless Apple CarPlay mode. If not, open the app CarPlay/AA manually.
7.1.4 Important Note (Wireless Apple CarPlay Usage Notes)
(1) There is no need to manually select the X10 Android head unit from the phone’s Wi-Fi list; once Bluetooth pairing is completed, it will automatically connect via Wi-Fi.
(2) Wi-Fi network connections are not supported while using Wireless Apple CarPlay.
(3) This manual provides basic setup instructions. For detailed Wireless Apple CarPlay features and usage, visit Apple's official site: iOS - CarPlay - Apple
Note:
On the X10 head unit, navigation prompts and call audio will be output only through the front speakers when using built-in navigation or CPAA (CarPlay / Android Auto) mode.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Why do some apps crash or freeze when using CarPlay?
Solution:
This issue is usually related to the app itself or compatibility factors, such as:
·Software bugs within the app
·Compatibility issues with the current CarPlay or system version
Recommended Actions
1.Update the app to the latest version
2.Check if there are any known issues reported for the app
3.Try using an alternative app to see if the issue persists
Summary:
App crashes or freezing in CarPlay are typically caused by app-related or compatibility issues. Updating or switching apps can often resolve the problem
2.Issue:
What should I do if my iPhone cannot connect to the X10 car stereo via CarPlay?
Solution:
Please follow the steps below:
Step 1: Check CarPlay Connection
1. Make sure your vehicle and head unit support CarPlay, and that it is enabled on your iPhone
2.Wireless CarPlay Requires:
·iPhone 5 or later
·iOS 9.0 or higher
3.For wireless CarPlay, ensure that:
·Bluetooth is turned on
·Wi-Fi is turned on
4.Make sure the car stereo firmware is up to date
Step 2: Check Bluetooth Connectivity
1.Turn Bluetooth off and then back on
2.Forget the existing connection and pair again
3.Restart both your iPhone and the car stereo
4.Ensure your iPhone is running the latest iOS version
Step 3: Additional Troubleshooting
Try resetting your iPhone’s network settings
Note: This will remove saved Wi-Fi passwords and other network settings
Summary:
CarPlay connection issues are usually related to Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or system compatibility. Reconnecting, updating, or resetting network settings can often resolve the issue.
3.Issue:
Why do some apps crash or freeze when using CarPlay on the X10?
Solution:
This issue is usually related to the app itself or compatibility factors. Possible causes include:
·Software bugs within the app
·Compatibility issues with the current CarPlay or system version
Recommended Actions:
1.Update the affected apps to the latest version
2.Check whether the app has any known issues or official notices
3.Try using an alternative app to see if the issue persists
Summary:
App crashes or freezing in CarPlay are typically caused by app-related bugs or compatibility issues. Updating the app or switching to another app can often help resolve the problem.
4.Issue:
What should I do if Siri is not working properly when using CarPlay on the X10?
Solution:
If Siri is not responding or working properly, please check the following:
1.Ensure Siri is enabled on your iPhone
2.Make sure your iPhone has a stable internet connection
3.If the issue persists, try resetting your iPhone’s network settings
Summary:
Siri issues on CarPlay are usually related to settings or network connection. Checking Siri settings and ensuring a stable connection can help resolve the problem. If needed, resetting network settings may also help.
5.Issue:
Why doesn’t CarPlay or Android Auto start automatically when my device connects via Bluetooth?
Solution:
If CarPlay or Android Auto does not launch automatically, please check the following:
1.Make sure the “Auto-enable CarPlay/Android Auto” option is turned on in the system settings
2.Ensure that the device you want to use is the first device connected to the head unit
3.Confirm that your device is compatible with CarPlay or Android Auto
Summary:
If CarPlay or Android Auto does not start automatically, it is usually related to system settings, connection priority, or device compatibility. Adjusting these settings can help resolve the issue.
6.Issue:
When using Wireless CarPlay on the X10, if a 24bit / 192kHz high-resolution lossless audio file is played from the iPhone Music app, what audio format will be output through the optical or coaxial output on the X10?
Solution:
When audio is output through the optical (SPDIF) or coaxial output of the X10, the audio signal will be downsampled, and the final output format will be 48kHz / 16bit.
This means that an original 24bit / 192kHz high-resolution lossless audio source will be processed by the X10, reducing the sampling rate from 192kHz to 48kHz and the bit depth from 24bit to 16bit.
Although the sampling rate and bit depth are reduced during this process, 48kHz / 16bit audio quality is generally sufficient for typical listening scenarios. However, users who are highly sensitive to audio quality or who pursue high-resolution audio performance may notice differences compared to the original high-resolution source.
7.2 Android Auto Connection
The X10 only supports Wireless Anrdroid Auto, integrating your Android Phone for a smarter and safer in-car experience.
7.2.1 Wireless Android Auto Introduction
The Wireless Android Auto feature on X10 Android head unit greatly enhances the smart connectivity experience between Android Phone and X10 Android head units, thanks to its wireless connection, rich interactivity, and ease of use.
7.2.2 Wireless Android Auto Compatibility Check
Required App:
The Android Auto App must be installed on your phone (from Google Play Store, if available in your region).
Wireless Android Auto Compatibility:
(1)Any phone with Android 11.0 or later.
(2)Google Pixel or select Samsung phones with Android 10.0 or later.
(3)Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+, Note 8/Note 9 or later with Android 9.0 (Pie) or later.
(4)Check Google's official Android Auto compatibility list for the latest details.
7.2.3 How to Configure Wireless Android Auto Connection
Prerequisites:
(1)Vehicle must be in Park (P).
(2)The Android Phone and X10 must not be connected to other Wi-Fi or Bluetooth-enabled devices.
(3)Enable Bluetooth and WiFi on your Android Phone.
(4)Enable WiFi and Bluetooth on the X10 (Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > Wi-Fi).
(5)On your Android Phone, open the Android Auto app settings, ensure the "Wireless Android Auto" toggle is enabled.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Bluetooth Phone App
Step 1: Tap the
(Bluetooth Phone App Icon) to enter Bluetooth pairing interface,then tap
(Bluetooth connection icon) to navigate to the “Bluetooth Setting”, and enable “1 (Bluetooth)” and “2 (Auto-enable Carplay/Anroid Auto After BT Connection)”.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Bluetooth Phone App interface.】
Step 2: Enable Bluetooth and WiFi on your Android Phone. Then, find your X10 Android head unit's name “3 (note the displayed Device Name—e.g., X10XXXX)”. This is the name your Android Phone will search for and pair with.
Sttep3: Tap to allow the prompts (if prompted) and “Pair” to complete the Bluetooth connection on your Android Phone.
Step 4: Once connected, the system will automatically enter Android Auto mode. If not, open the
app CarPlay/AA manually.
7.2.4 Important Note (Wireless Android Auto Usage Notes)
(1) First Use Wireless Android Auto
If you are using wireless Android Auto on your phone for the first time, make sure that the wireless Android Auto option or wireless projection option is on.
(2) Audio Output Limitation
Audio from Android Auto cannot play simultaneously with X10's local media sources (e.g., Radio, Bluetooth Music, USB/SD Card Music). When Android Auto audio is active, other sources are paused or muted.
(3) This Manual Provides Basic Setup Instructions
For detailed Android Auto features and usage, visit the official Android site: https://www.android.com/auto
Note:
On the X10 head unit, navigation prompts and call audio will be output only through the front speakers when using built-in navigation or CPAA (CarPlay / Android Auto) mode.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Why doesn’t CarPlay or Android Auto start automatically when the device connects via Bluetooth?
Solution:
If CarPlay or Android Auto does not launch automatically, please check the following:
Ensure that the “Auto-enable CarPlay/Android Auto” option is enabled in the system settings
Make sure the device you intend to use is the first device connected to the head unit
Confirm that your device is compatible with CarPlay or Android Auto
Summary:
Automatic launch issues are usually related to system settings, connection priority, or device compatibility. Checking these items can help resolve the problem.
2.Issue:
Why are notifications not working on Android Auto?
Solution:
If notifications are not appearing on Android Auto, please check the following:
1.Make sure notifications are enabled on your smartphone
2.Check that Android Auto is allowed to display notifications in your phone’s settings
Summary:
Notification issues on Android Auto are usually related to phone settings. Ensuring notifications are enabled for Android Auto can help restore normal functionality.
3.Issue:
How to adjust the Driver Position (Left-hand / Right-hand drive) on the X10
Solution:
If you need to adjust the driver position for Apple CarPlay / Android Auto on the X10G225E head unit, please follow the steps below:
Step 1:
Open the “CarPlay / AA” app on the head unit.
Step 2:
After entering the app, tap the Settings icon (usually displayed as a gear).
Step 3:
In the settings menu, locate the “Driver Position” option.
Step 4:
Tap the toggle next to “Driver Position” to switch between Left and Right.
If your vehicle is a right-hand drive vehicle, please select Right.
4.Issue:
What should I do if an app is not working properly on Android Auto?
Solution:
If an app is not functioning as expected on Android Auto, please try the following:
1.Update the app to the latest version
2.Clear the app’s cache on your smartphone
3.Reinstall the app if the issue persists
Summary:
App issues on Android Auto are often related to outdated versions or temporary data problems. Updating, clearing cache, or reinstalling the app can usually resolve the issue.
5.Issue:
What should I do if the display or interface appears glitchy when using Android Auto?
Solution:
If you experience display or interface issues on Android Auto, please try the following:
Restart both your smartphone and the X10 car stereo
Check whether the Android Auto app needs to be updated, and update it if necessary
Summary:
Display or interface glitches are often caused by temporary system issues or outdated app versions. Restarting the devices and updating the app can help restore normal performance.
6.Issue:
What can I do if I am having connection problems with Android Auto on the X10?
Solution:
Step 1: Check Device Compatibility
Make sure your phone supports Android Auto:
Wireless Android Auto is supported on:
·Phones with Android 11.0 or higher
·Google or Samsung phones with Android 10.0
·Samsung Galaxy S8, S8+, or Note 8 with Android 9.0
Step 2: Install Android Auto
Download the Android Auto app from the Google Play Store.
If you are unable to download it, your phone may not be compatible or the service may not be available in your region.
Step 3: Troubleshooting for Wireless Android Auto
1.Ensure Wi-Fi is enabled on both your phone and the X10, and that neither is connected to another Wi-Fi network
2.Make sure the phone is connected to the car stereo’s Bluetooth 1, not another device
3.Clear cache and data of Google Play Services:
Go to Settings > Apps > Google Play Services > Storage
Tap “Manage Storage” > “Clear All Data” and “Clear Cache”
4.Clear cache and data of the Android Auto app:
Go to Settings > Apps > Android Auto > Storage
Then clear cache and data
5.Enable Wireless Android Auto Projection:
Go to Settings > Apps > Android Auto > In-app notification settings
Scroll to the bottom and tap “Version” multiple times to enable Developer Settings
Then enable “Add wireless projection to settings”
6.Reconnect Android Auto and check if the issue is resolved
Summary:
Android Auto connection issues are usually related to device compatibility, network settings, or app data. Checking compatibility, clearing cache, and re-establishing the connection can often resolve the problem.
7.Issue:
How do I resolve voice command issues when using Android Auto on the X10?
Solution:
If voice commands are not working properly on Android Auto, please check the following:
1.Ensure Google Assistant is properly set up and enabled on your smartphone
2.Recalibrate or retrain the voice model in Google Assistant settings
8.Issue:
Some users report that after turning off the engine and restarting the vehicle, their navigation route or related settings appear to be cleared on the X10 head unit.
Solution:
This behavior depends on which navigation method is being used.
If you are using Google Maps through CarPlay or Android Auto, the navigation settings and routes should remain available after restarting the car stereo.
However, if you are using the pre-installed Google Maps on the head unit, the navigation route may not be saved after the system restarts. In this case, you may need to reselect your route each time the device powers on.
Summary:
Navigation routes used through CarPlay or Android Auto are typically retained after restarting the vehicle. However, routes set using the built-in Google Maps on the X10 may need to be selected again after each restart, as route settings are not saved.
9.Issue
Issue:
Android Auto connection issue on the X10. It is recommended to clear the Google Play Services cache on the phone.
Solution:
Operation video reference:
Steps to clear the Google Play Services cache:
1.Go to Settings on your phone and select App Management.
2.Tap See All Apps, scroll through the list, and find Google Play Services. Tap to open it.
3.On the App Info page, select Storage & Cache (or it may be labeled as Storage on some devices).
4.Tap Manage Storage, then select Clear Cache.
After completing the above steps, please try reconnecting Android Auto again.
Chapter 8 Phone Mirroring
The X10 only supports Wireless Phone Mirroring. This feature allows you to display your phone's screen on the unit's display using the ZLINK app. Unlike Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, it mirrors the entire phone interface.

8.1 Configure Wireless Phone Mirroring for iPhone
Before starting the configuration, open the
CarPlay/AA App from the APP Drawer, then tap the iPhone icon to obtain the corresponding connection method according to your phone's operating system. (Navigation Path: Home Screen > APP Drawer > CarPlay/AA App)
Connect via Wi-Fi
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Enable Hotspot
On your iPhone, navigate to Settings > Personal Hotspot and enable it. Note the hotspot password.
Step 2: Connect X10’s WiFi to the Personal Hotspot
On the X10 Android head unit, navigate to Settings > Network Settings > WiFi, Find the iPhone's hotspot name in the list, tap it, and enter the password to connect.
Step 3: Select Screen Mirroring and tap Zj-airplay.

Step 4: Wait a few seconds, and X10's screen will display the phone's screen interface. Control remains on the iPhone.
8.2 Configure Wireless Phone Mirroring for Android Phone
Before starting the configuration, open the
CarPlay/AA App from the APP Drawer, then tap the Android icon to obtain the corresponding connection method according to your phone's operating system. (Navigation Path: Home Screen > APP Drawer > CarPlay/AA App)
• Connect via Wi-Fi
Setup Steps:
Step 1: Scan the QR code and download the ZLINK App.
Step 2: Ensure that the Android Phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi as the X10 Android head unit.

Step 3: Open the ZLink App > Wireless connection > START SCREEN PROJECTION > Start now.
Step 4: Wait a few seconds, and X10's screen will display the Android Phone's screen interface. Control remains on the Android Phone.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
USB tethering (USB network sharing) does not work during screen mirroring on the X10.
Solution:
If the screen mirroring function using USB tethering does not work on the X10, the issue can be resolved by upgrading the system to the latest software version. The latest released software versions continue to support the USB tethering function.
A new software version has been released, and users can update the system through the online update function.
Online Update Steps:
Tap the update application to perform an online update of the car stereo. The system will automatically check for available updates and will prompt you to download and install them if a new version is available.
Note:
During the update process, please ensure that the car stereo remains connected to a network and powered on at all times. Do not disconnect the power during the update process.
Chapter 9 Customize Home Screen
The X10 Android head unit's home screen customization feature is designed to provide users with a highly personalized driving experience. By allowing flexible adjustment of the home screen interface layout—including widgets, app shortcuts, shortcut bar, etc.—users can create a home screen interface that meets their specific needs, enhancing operational efficiency and driving safety. Whether for daily commutes or long-distance journeys, the customized home screen offers users a more convenient and enjoyable driving experience.
9.1 Customizable Home Screen Layout
The customizable home screen layout feature of the X10 Android head unit allows users to flexibly arrange interface elements (such as widgets, app shortcuts, and shortcut bar) according to personal preferences and driving needs. By effectively utilizing this customization function, users can create a smart interactive interface that balances convenient operation, efficient information management, and driving safety, significantly enhancing the driving experience. Specifically, this includes:
(1)Personalized Customization: Freely arrange functional widgets, app icons, and shortcut bar on the home screen interface.
(2)Scenario Adaptation: Optimize the home screen layout to suit various usage scenarios such as daily commuting and long-distance driving.
(3)Safety First: Enhance accessibility to frequently used apps to ensure safe driving.
9.2 Customize Home Screen Layout via Widget Applications
1. Widget Applications
The widget application feature refers to widgets and applications that can be directly embedded into the home screen interface of an X10 Android head unit, enabling quick information display and simple interactions. This function allows users to efficiently access and manage key information.
2. Widget Management
Widget management refers to the process of adding, replacing, deleting, resizing, or repositioning widgets (such as weather, music player controls, navigation, etc.). By managing widgets effectively, the usability of the Android automotive system can be improved, optimizing the driving experience. Specifically, this includes:
(1) Add/replace/delete widgets (such as a weather widget) in the widget display area of the home screen interface.
(2) Add/replace/delete widgets (such as radio, navigation, etc.) in the shortcut bar area at the bottom of the home screen interface.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path:
Navigate to Home Screen > Widget Application
• Specific operation steps for adding/replacing/removing widgets in the widget display area on the home screen interface:
Step 1: Long press on a blank area in the widget display area of the home screen interface. At this point, the “Wallpaper” and “Widgets” icons will appear. Tap the “Widgets” icon to open the widget management interface(widget app interface).
Step 2: In the widget management interface(widget app interface), tap to select the widget you want to add from the widget list on the left (such as Date & Time), then choose the desired widget size (such as 3 x 2, 5 x 2, etc.).
Step 3: Drag and drop the selected widget onto a blank area in the widget display area on the home screen interface for convenient access. The widget is now added.
Step 4: Replacing a widget
If you no longer use a certain widget frequently, you can long press on the widget (in the widget display area of the home screen interface), select “Remove,” and then add a frequently used widget. The widget replacement is complete.
Step 5: Deleting a widget
If you no longer use a certain widget, you can long press on the widget and select “Remove”. The widget is now deleted.
• Specific operation steps for adding/replacing/removing widgets in the bottom shortcut bar area of the home screen Interface:
Step 1: Long press the blank space in the bottom dock area of the home screen interface. "Wallpaper" and "Widget" icons will appear. Tap the "Widget" icon to open the widget management interface(widget app interface).
Step 2: In the widget display area on the right side of the widget management interface(widget app interface), tap to select the widget you want to add (e.g., Navigation).
Step 3: Drag and drop the selected widget to the blank space in the bottom shortcut bar area of the home screen interface for easy access. The widget has now been added.
Step 4: Replace a Widget
If you no longer use a certain widget frequently, you can long press the widget (in the bottom dock area of the home screen), select "Remove," and then add a commonly used widget. The widget replacement is complete.
Step 5: Delete a Widget
If you no longer use a certain widget, long press the widget and select "Remove." The widget has now been deleted.
Note:
Date & Time, EQ (Equalizer), Media, Image, and Weather widgets are preset. For more widgets, the system will automatically recognize and display them in the widget display area on the right side of the widget management interface.
·The image below shows the Widget App interface
Area A: The widget list on the left side of the widget management interface (widget app interface).
Area B: In the widget display area on the right side of the widget management interface (widget app interface).
Area C: In the widget display area on the right side of the widget management interface (widget app interface).
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Widget App interface-1.】

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Widget App interface-2.】
Common Usage Issue
The bottom bar works as a shortcut area where you can place your most frequently used apps (such as music, navigation, etc.) for quick access while driving. You can easily add or remove apps by using simple drag-and-drop actions.
How to remove an app from the bottom bar:
1.Tap and hold the app icon you would like to remove.
2.After holding for a moment, the icon will enlarge and a “Remove” option will appear at the top of the screen.
3.Drag the app icon upward to the “Remove” area.
4.Release the icon to remove it from the bottom bar.
Please note that this action only removes the app from the bottom bar. The app itself will not be deleted from your device.
How to add an app to the bottom bar:
1.Open the app drawer or locate the app on your home screen.
2.Tap and hold the app icon you want to add.
3.Drag the icon down to an empty space in the bottom bar.
4.Release the icon to place it in the bottom bar.
Helpful Tips:
1.The bottom bar has a limited number of slots, so if it is full, you will need to remove an app before adding a new one.
2.Make sure to press and hold the icon for a moment before dragging, otherwise the system may not enter edit mode.
3.This feature allows you to organize your apps for easier access, especially while driving.
Summary:
You can customize the bottom bar by simply pressing and holding an app icon, then dragging it to add or remove it. This helps you keep your most important apps within easy reach.
Chapter 10 Palette App
Palette App is a pre-installed application designed for manually adjusting the color and brightness of the home screen interface and specific app interfaces, as well as the opacity of widgets on the home screen.
10.1 Customize Color and Brightness via Palette App
The palette application supports adjusting the color and brightness of the home screen interface and specific application interfaces. Users can customize the interface colors according to their personal preferences, allowing the home interface and specific app interfaces to better reflect their individual aesthetics and usage habits. It specifically includes the following:
1. Multiple Color Options
• Offers 18 primary color choices, combined with brightness adjustment, allowing users to create their preferred interface colors.
2. Multi-Interface Color & Brightness Customization
• Supports Primary Color and Brightness Adjustment for:
(1) Radio App interface
(2) Bluetooth Phone App interface
(3) EQ App interface
(4) Settings App interface
(5) Home Screen Interface
( 6) All 5 aforementioned App interfaces
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Palette App
Step 1: Tap to open the Palette app
.
Step 2: In the palette, tap to select a color and adjust its brightness, and the X10 Android head unit will display a real-time preview of the color and brightness.
Step 3: Tap the application icon to apply the selected color and adjusted brightness to the target application area.
Step 4: Tap the "Apply" button at the bottom to complete the setting.
Step 5: Restore default settings (optional).
If you are not satisfied with the adjustment results, you can tap the "Default" button to revert everything to the initial state with one click.

10.2 Customize Widget Opacity via Palette App
The widget opacity feature allows for adjusting the opacity of widgets (such as date & time, weather, etc.) on the home screen interface (user interface). This feature is primarily used to enhance visual personalization and practicality.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Palette App
Step 1: Tap to open the Palette App.
Step 2: In the palette, adjust the widget opacity using the widget opacity slider.
Step 3: After adjusting the opacity, you can tap the app drawer icon to return to the home screen interface (user interface), where you will see the effects of the adjustment. Adjustment is complete.
1.(Radio App Button) : Tap to apply your preset Radio App interface color and brightness. (Tap the Radio App icon and “Apply” button in the Palette App interface.)
2.(Bluetooth Phone App Button) : Tap to apply your preset Bluetooth Phone App interface color and brightness.(Tap the Bluetooth Phone App Icon and “Apply” button in the Palette App interface.)
3.(EQ App Button) : Tap to apply your preset EQ App interface color and brightness.(Tap the EQ App Icon and “Apply” button in the Palette App interface.)
4.(Settings App Button) : Tap to apply your preset Settings App interface color and brightness.(Tap the Settings App Icon and “Apply” button in the Palette App interface.)
5.(Home Screen Button) : Tap to apply your preset Home Screen interface colors and brightness.(Tap the Home Screen Icon and “Apply” button in the Palette App interface.)
6.(All Button) : Tap to apply all your preset interface colors and brightness settings simultaneously.(Tap the All Icon and “Apply” button in the Palette App interface.)
7.(Widget Opacity Slider Bar) :Slide to adjust the opacity of widgets on the home screen interface.
Common Usage Issue
Issue
The customer accidentally changed the background color of the Bluetooth (BT1) app from the default black to another color and would like to restore it to black.
Issue Analysis
This issue is not related to changing the wallpaper, but rather:
The app interface color has been modified through the “Palette” feature.
On the X10 system:
The background color of Bluetooth/Phone interfaces is controlled by the Palette app
It is not part of the system wallpaper settings or Bluetooth settings
Therefore:
It cannot be restored through system wallpaper settings
It cannot be found in Bluetooth settings
Solution
Please follow the steps below to restore the default black background:
Open the “Palette” app on your X10 head unit
In the Palette interface, select (check) the Phone icon
Choose black from the color options
Tap “Apply” to confirm
After completing these steps, the Bluetooth interface will return to the default black background.
Explanation (For Better Understanding)
The Palette app applies color settings on a per-app basis
Only selected (checked) apps will be affected
The Bluetooth interface shares the same UI logic as the Phone app
Therefore, selecting the Phone icon will also affect the Bluetooth interface
Notes
The Palette feature only applies to built-in system apps (such as Phone and Bluetooth)
It does not support third-party apps
Make sure the correct app is selected, otherwise the changes will not take effect
Summary
If the Bluetooth background color is changed unintentionally, it should be restored through the Palette app rather than system wallpaper or Bluetooth settings.
Simply select the corresponding app and apply the black color to restore the default appearance.
Chapter 11 DriveChat App (AI Voice Assistant)
The X10 Android head unit comes pre-installed with the DriveChat application, an innovative Al voice assistant powered by SSHub and ChatGPT. This DriveChat enables users to control the X10 Android head unit via voice commands and interact with multiple Al chatbots.
11.1 Introduction to DriveChat & SSHub App
DriveChat Functionality:
Enables voice commands for controlling X10 Android head unit functions (e.g., music playback, navigation) and offers interaction with various AI chatbots for information or assistance.
SSHub Companion App (Required): You must use your smartphone to download and use the SSHub app (available on the App Store/Google Play) for:
- Creating and managing your required ATOTO account.
- Configuring DriveChat settings (e.g., wake words).
- Syncing settings between your phone and the X10 Android head unit.
- Managing potential paid features or premium AI models for DriveChat (check within the SSHub app
for details).
Potential Costs:
Please note that the standard DriveChat service is provided as a free lifetime version. However, access to certain advanced features or specific AI models may require additional purchases through the SSHub app.
11.2 Setting Up DriveChat (Account & Wake Words Configuration)
Overall Process:
Download SSHub app -> Create/Login ATOTO Account -> Download and Access DriveChat (Link X10 to SSHub Account via QR Scan) -> Set Wake Words.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Download & Sign In to SSHub:
(1) Download the
SSHub App from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android).
(2) Open SSHub and either create a new ATOTO account or log in using a supported third-party account (e.g., Google). Ensure you are signed in.
Step 2: Download and Access DriveChat App (Link X10 to SSHub Account via QR Code Scan)
(1)By default, the DriveChat app comes pre-installed on the X10 Android head unit. If it is not pre-installed, please download it via FindApps, the built-in app management tool on the X10.
(2)On the X10 Android head unit, enable the DriveChat app.
- The DriveChat app interface will display a QR code.
(4)On your phone, open the SSHub app interface and tap “Add ATOTO Device” (usually represented by a “+” button) to open a pop-up window containing the “Add Device” and “Scan” options. Tap the “Scan” button to scan the QR code displayed on the DriveChat interface to access DriveChat.
(5) Tap the “Add ATOTO Device” button, set your preferred device name (e.g., X10 Android head unit) in the device name input field, and then tap the “Confirm” button to complete the device addition and make

it easier to locate the device within the SSHub app.

Step3: Set Wake-Up Words:
(1) In the SSHub app, navigate to the settings of your added X10 device (likely under a "Manage" or "Device Details" section).
(2) Find the option to set wake-up words, then tap “+ New Wake Word” to start the setup.
(3) Enter your preferred wake-up word and tap “Start” to begin recording. Repeat this step until a checkmark (√) appears. Then tap “Confirm” to complete the recording. The wake-up word is now saved.
Note:
(1) You must set at least two distinct wake-up words:
·One for voice control commands (e.g., "Hey Mojo").
·One for initiating conversations with the Chatbot (e.g., "Hey Piko").
(2) The DriveChat (Al Voice Assistant) can process only one command or conversation at a time. Please wait for the current interaction to finish before proceeding with the next one.
(3) DriveChat is better at recognizing the voice of the person who recorded the wake-up word. If multiple people will be using the system, it is recommended that each person records their own wake-up word using their own voice. Avoid using common phrases or names as wake-up words to prevent accidental activation.
(4) Follow the prompts to choose or customize your wake-up words.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Set Wake-Up Words interface.】
11.3 Using DriveChat (Voice Control & Chatbot)
DriveChat is an X10 Android head unit application that integrates voice interaction and intelligent assistant functions. Its purpose is to allow users to interact with the X10 Android head unit more safely, efficiently, and naturally while driving. Below are the main features and advantages of DriveChat:
1. Personalized Wake Word Settings:
(1) Each user can record their own custom wake words. Example usage scenarios include:
One for voice control commands (e.g., "Hey Mojo").
One for initiating conversations with the chatbot (e.g., "Hey Piko").
(1)Better voice recognition helps avoid accidental activation and improves interaction accuracy.
2. Control X10 Android Head Unit Functions via Voice Commands. Example usage:
User: "Hey Mojo, turn up the volume."
DriveChat (Mojo): "Volume has been increased."
User: "Hey Mojo, skip to the next track."
DriveChat (Mojo): "Skipping to the next track."
3. Conversational Interaction for Companionship. Example usage:
User: "Hey Piko, I am feeling bored. Can you tell me a joke?"
DriveChat (Piko): "Sure! Why don’t scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything!"
User: "Thanks, Piko! That was funny. Can you tell me a story about atoms?"
DriveChat (Piko): "Of course! Once upon a time, in a land so tiny you could only see it with the most powerful microscope, there was a bustling city called Atomville..."
4. Professional Advice from AI Chatbot. Example usage:
User: "Hey Piko, switch to novelist mode."
DriveChat (Piko): "Switching to novelist mode."
User: "Hey Piko, how can I write a compelling novel introduction?"
DriveChat (Chatbot - Novelist Mode): "A good opening should grab the reader’s attention. You can start with an intriguing question, a vivid description, or a dramatic event. Make sure it sets the tone for the rest of the story."
User: "That’s really helpful. So how can I come up with a strong opening?"
DriveChat (Chatbot - Novelist Mode): "Writing a strong opening for your novel is important because..."
11.3.1 Activate DriveChat
By using wake words to activate DriveChat, you can trigger different functions of the system in various scenarios. For example:
1. To initiate a simple conversation, say: "Hey Piko, please tell me what the highest mountain in the world is."
2. To switch to a professional chatbot role, say: "Hey Mojo, switch to novelist mode," and then receive expert advice on novel writing techniques.
In this context, "Hey Mojo" serves as the control wake word. After DriveChat switches to the novelist role, you should use "Hey Piko" to continue the conversation.
Note: “Hey Piko” is used here as an example for dialogue interaction, and “Hey Mojo” as an example for control functions.
11.3.2 Configuring the Chatbot Settings
Before using the chatbot feature of DriveChat on the X10 Android head unit, it is typically necessary to pair and configure it using the pre-installed DriveChat App on the head unit and the SSHub App on your smartphone. The following is the standard setup procedure:
Preparation Requirements
Ensure the following conditions are met:
(1)The head unit is connected to the internet (via 4G, Wi-Fi, or mobile hotspot).
(2)The SSHub App is installed and logged in on your smartphone.
(3)The DriveChat App is pre-installed on the head unit or downloaded via FindApps.
Operation Steps
Step 1: Log in to SSHub on Your Smartphone
(1) Open the SSHub App on your smartphone (available on the App Store or Google Play).
(2) Log in with your ATOTO account, or sign in using a supported third-party account (e.g., Google).
Step 2: Pair the X10 Android Head Unit with SSHub App
(1) Open the DriveChat App on the head unit. A QR code will be displayed.
(2) In the SSHub App on your phone, tap “Add Device” (the "+" icon), then tap the “Scan” button to scan the QR code displayed on the DriveChat interface to access DriveChat.
(3) After scanning the QR code, set a device name and tap “Confirm” to complete the pairing.
Step 3: Configure the Chatbot
From the SSHub App on your phone, tap DriveChat to enter the chatbot configuration interface.
Step 4: Tap to View All Available Chatbots.
[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the the SSHub app interface.]
Step 5: Select the desired chatbot, then tap “1. Use on Car Stereo” to activate it.
(In the future, it will not be limited to in-car audio systems and will also be available on more Android devices that support the SSHub App.)
[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Purchase Role.]
1. Use on Car Stereo (X10 Android head unit): Tap to activate the desired chatbot.
2. Decision Think Tank: The name of the chatbot.
3. Language and Tone: Tap to select the language and speaking style for the chatbot.
4. Current Model: Select the AI model currently used by the chatbot.
5. Chat: Tap to chat with the chatbot on your phone.
Step 6: In the "Mine" list, toggle the chatbot on or off to enable or disable it on the X10 Android head unit.
11.4 Important Notes (DriveChat)
(1) Account Owner Recognition: Voice recognition and response times may be slightly faster or more accurate when commands are spoken by the primary account owner linked via SSHub.
(2) App Updates: Both the DriveChat app (on the X10) and the SSHub app (on your phone) are updated periodically. Instructions or features may change. Always refer to the latest app versions for the most current information.
(3) Network Dependency: DriveChat relies on an active internet connection on the X10 for processing commands and AI responses. Response times may vary depending on network speed and stability.
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Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Why can’t I wake up DriveChat?
Solution:
If DriveChat does not respond to the wake-up word, please check the following:
1.Wake-up Word Settings
a. You must record your own wake-up word before using DriveChat
·Open the DriveChat app
·Go to “Wake-up Word Settings”
·Tap “+ New Wake-up Word” to set it up
b. Verify the wake-up words in the list
·Make sure you are using the correct type of wake-up word
·There are different wake-up words for Conversation and Control functions
2.Microphone Check
a. Ensure the microphone is not blocked or covered
b. Test the microphone using other voice commands to confirm it is working properly
3.Background Noise
a.Although the X10 supports noise cancellation, excessive background noise may still affect recognition
b. Try using the wake-up word in a quieter environment
4. Voice Recognition Accuracy
DriveChat recognizes the voice of the person who recorded the wake-up word more accurately
·Make sure the same person who set the wake-up word is using it
Summary:
If DriveChat cannot be activated, it is usually related to wake-up word setup, microphone condition, background noise, or voice recognition. Verifying these factors can help restore normal operation.
2.Issue:
Why is the Chatbot not responding to my commands or conversation?
Solution:
If the Chatbot is not responding, please check the following:
1.Make sure you are using the correct Chatbot name when giving voice commands
2.Check the Chatbot settings in SwiftStone, and ensure the desired Chatbot is selected and active on the car stereo
3.Repeat your command clearly using simple and concise phrases to improve recognition
4.Ensure your device has a stable internet connection
Summary:
Chatbot response issues are usually related to voice recognition, settings configuration, or network conditions. Verifying the correct Chatbot selection and ensuring clear commands with a stable connection can help resolve the issue.
Chapter 12 Dual Built-in Microphone & Mic Port
The chapter introduces the X10 Android head unit’s dual built-in noise-canceling microphones, located on both sides of the bottom of the front panel, which employ adaptive noise reduction algorithms to enhance voice capture sensitivity and accuracy. This technology delivers exceptional voice interaction and call noise suppression performance in complex, noisy environments, providing drivers with more convenient, safer, and more comfortable interaction experiences. Also, the X10 Android head unit’s rear panel has a Mic port for External Microphone Input to improve voice input quality.
12. 1 Dual Noise-Canceling Microphone
The dual built-in noise-canceling microphones located on both sides of the bottom of the front panel employ adaptive noise reduction algorithms to enhance voice capture sensitivity and accuracy. They have the following features:
(1)Precise Voice Recognition
Dual built-in microphones (left/right) form an array system to accurately capture voice commands, enhancing clarity and recognition accuracy for hands-free operation.
(2)Advanced Noise Reduction
Intelligent algorithms filter engine/wind noise, maintaining clear call quality and voice interaction whether stationary or at high speeds.
(3)Directional Sound Capture
Microphone array locates and focuses on driver/passenger voices while suppressing other cabin noise, improving voice interaction precision.
(4)Multi-Scenario Application
Supports voice assistant, calls, navigation, and multimedia controls for safer and more convenient vehicle experiences.

12.2 Mic Port
The X10 Android head unit’s rear panel has a Mic port for external microphone input to improve voice input quality. If you have higher demands for voice interaction, you need to connect an external microphone to the Mic port. We recommend purchasing our ATOTO AC-MIC20 external microphone (sold separately), which has the following features:
(1 )Voice Input Optimization
The high-sensitivity microphone ensures clear audio capture, improving voice recognition accuracy for voice assistants, navigation, and calls. Additionally, the external mic can be placed near the driver, offering superior sensitivity and pickup range over built-in mics.
(2) Connector Type
3.5mm Plug: Universally compatible, designed for external microphone input, and supports plug-and-play.
Setup & Usage:
Refer to the separate ATOTO AC-MIC20 User Manual on the Eproductcare website
(www.eproductcare.com) for further details. (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare >
More > Microphone > AC-MIC20)
Notes:
(1) When installing the external microphone, be sure to remove the dustproof mesh first, otherwise it may affect call quality.
(2) If you notice poor call quality with the external microphone, please check whether the dustproof mesh has been removed. If not, remove it promptly to restore normal audio performance.



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Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Why can’t I wake up DriveChat?
Solution:
If DriveChat does not respond to the wake-up word, please check the following:
1.Wake-up Word Settings
a. You must record your own wake-up word before using DriveChat
·Open the DriveChat app
·Go to “Wake-up Word Settings”
·Tap “+ New Wake-up Word” to set it up
b. Verify the wake-up words in the list
·Make sure you are using the correct type of wake-up word
·There are different wake-up words for Conversation and Control functions
2.Microphone Check
a. Ensure the microphone is not blocked or covered
b. Test the microphone using other voice commands to confirm it is working properly
3.Background Noise
a.Although the X10 supports noise cancellation, excessive background noise may still affect recognition
b. Try using the wake-up word in a quieter environment
4. Voice Recognition Accuracy
DriveChat recognizes the voice of the person who recorded the wake-up word more accurately
·Make sure the same person who set the wake-up word is using it
Summary:
If DriveChat cannot be activated, it is usually related to wake-up word setup, microphone condition, background noise, or voice recognition. Verifying these factors can help restore normal operation.
2.Issue:
Why is the Chatbot not responding to my commands or conversation?
Solution:
If the Chatbot is not responding, please check the following:
1.Make sure you are using the correct Chatbot name when giving voice commands
2.Check the Chatbot settings in SwiftStone, and ensure the desired Chatbot is selected and active on the car stereo
3.Repeat your command clearly using simple and concise phrases to improve recognition
4.Ensure your device has a stable internet connection
Summary:
Chatbot response issues are usually related to voice recognition, settings configuration, or network conditions. Verifying the correct Chatbot selection and ensuring clear commands with a stable connection can help resolve the issue.
Chapter 13 FM/AM Radio App
The FM/AM radio integrates advanced radio reception technology and user-friendly interactive design. This functionality supports dual-band reception (FM frequency modulation and AM amplitude modulation), equipped with RDS (Radio Data System), AF (Automatic Frequency Switching), and TA (Traffic Announcement) capabilities. It offers comprehensive station management and enhanced listening features, enabling users to access music, news, and real-time traffic information, thereby fulfilling diverse listening needs.
13.2 Radio Home Screen Interface
[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the radio interface-1.]
[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Radio-2.]
The following are the most common settings for the FM/AM Radio Interface:
LOC (Local/Distance Mode): Tap to switch the reception mode and switch between Local and Distant station reception (only applicable to FM).
ST (Stereo/Mono Mode): Tap to switch between stereo and mono modes (applicable to FM radio only)
(Tuning Button): Touch to tune to a station in auto seek mode. Touch and hold to switch between auto and manual seek mode.
(Tuning Button): Touch to tune to a station in auto seek mode. Touch and hold to switch between auto and manual seek mode.
(Favorite Radio Station Button): Tap to add the currently playing station to favorites. Tap again to remove it from favorites.
(Favorite Station List Button) : This is the entry to view the favorites list. Tap to display the list of stations you have added as favorites, making it easy to view and switch to frequently listened radio stations.
(Preset Station List Button): Tap to open the list of saved preset stations, then tap to select a preset station.
(Auto Seek Tuning Bottom) :Tap to perform non-stop seek tuning to search for stations and store FM or AM stations
(FM/AM Toggle Button) : Tap to toggle between FM and AM radio.
(Delete All Stations Button): Tap to delete all favorited stations. Once confirmed, all favorited stations will be cleared and reset to the unset state.
(Edit Button): It is the entry point for managing preset station information. Tap to open the edit interface and perform the following actions on the currently selected preset station:
(1) Edit the station name (e.g., rename "98.3 FM" to "Traffic Radio");
(2) Adjust the station frequency (e.g., change 95.7 FM to 98.7 FM);
(3) Tap the "Confirm" / "Cancel" button to save or discard changes to the station name and frequency;
(4) Delete the preset station (after saving).
(Setting Button) Tap to open the settings interface to configure related radio functions (only applicable to FM).
(Delete All Stations Button): Tap to delete all favorited stations. Once confirmed, all favorited stations will be cleared and reset to the unset state.
Operation Introduction
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Radio App
Tune to a Radio Station
Touch and hold “<” or “>” to switch between auto and manual seek mode.
In auto seek mode, touch briefly “<” or “>” tune to a station.
In manual seek mode, to fine tune a station, touch“<” or “>” to change frequencies in steps.
Favorite Radio Stations
In the Radio App Interface, touch the “Auto Seek Tuning Button” to perform non-stop seek tuning, then touch the “Favorite Radio Station Button” to save the current station. Up to 18 FM or 12 AM stations can be stored.
Preset a Radio Station
Touch and hold a preset number in the top bar of the display. The current station will be stored as a preset.
FM Local and Distant Station
Touch to select local or distant station reception. "LOC" display indicates local reception, "DX" display for distant reception. Toggle it to enable "LOC Mode" to filter out weak distant stations and prioritize local station searches, or disable "LOC Mode" to switch to "DX Mode" to receive distant stations.
FM Stereo and Mono:
Toggle it to enable "ST Mode" for high-quality stereo sound, or disable "ST Mode" to switch to "Mono" mode for improved signal reception in remote areas.
13.2 Radio Settings
Radio Settings is used to enable or disable the RDS feature, enable/disable Traffic Announcement (TA) and enable/disable Alternative Frequency (AF) functions, adjust AM/FM sensitivity, and configure radio regions to match broadcasting standards in different countries—all aimed at enhancing user convenience and overall listening experience.
13.2.1 Enable RDS, AF and TA(applicable to FM radio only)
Operation Introduction:
Navigate to Settings, tap the Settings Button
(1)RDS (Radio Data System): Tap to enable “RDS” for station info (name, program type), auto frequency switching (AF), and real-time traffic alerts (TA).
Note: The RDS feature does not include Traffic Message Channel (TMC) services, but you can use Google Maps for traffic information.
(2)PTY(Program Type) : Tap to enable "PTY" and filter stations by category (e.g., Music / News / Sports). Select "NEWS" to show only news stations.
(3)AF (Alternative Frequency): Tap to enable “AF” to automatically switch to a stronger frequency for the same program.
(4)TA (Traffic Announcement): Tap enable "TA" to forcibly interrupt playback for traffic alerts (e.g., accidents/road closures)

12.2.2.Radio Sensitivity Adjustment
Operation Introduction:
Navigation Path: Navigate to settings, tap Settings Button
(1)AM Sensitivity
Adjust if you're receiving too few stations or poor quality audio.
Minus: Tab to reduce radio sensitivity
Plus: Tab to improve the sensitivity of the radio
(2)FM Sensitivity
Adjust if you're receiving too few stations or poor radio signal.
Minus: Tab to reduce radio sensitivity
Plus: Tab to improve the sensitivity of the radio
Note:
·Setting the sensitivity too high may result in poor reception of certain radio signals, causing static and affecting listening quality;
·Setting the sensitivity too low may lead to fewer stations being received, which impacts the listening experience.
(3)Auto-Tune Sensitivity: Seamless adaptive tuning. Use Auto-Tune Sensitivity for everyday use.

13.2.3 Radio Area Settings
Operation Introduction
Navigation Path: Navigate to settings, tap Settings Button
Set Radio Area:
The radio function of the X10 Android system supports the following regions: Latin, USA, China, Russia, Japan, and Europe.
- Ensure you choose the correct radio region to match your location for optimal station reception.
- If you reset the X10 Android head unit, you’ll need to manually reselect your region to ensure
proper functionality.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Under normal conditions, how does the TA (Traffic Announcement) function of the Radio work on the X10 platform?
Specifically, what happens to the currently playing media when the Radio TA function is triggered?
Solution:
When the TA function is triggered, the system temporarily interrupts the current audio source (such as an audiobook, music, or other media played through Android Auto or the device itself) in order to broadcast the traffic announcement.
Once the TA broadcast ends, the system automatically resumes playback of the previous media from the exact point where it was interrupted. This means the user does not need to manually restart the playback or locate the previous position.
This behavior is part of the system's audio priority management mechanism, which ensures that traffic announcements can be delivered while avoiding permanent interruption of the user's media playback.
2.Issue:
Automatic station search does not work on the X10, while manual tuning works normally.
Symptoms:
On the FM/AM radio of the ATOTO X10 (app version: 20250318.213333), the automatic seek function cannot find stations during continuous scanning. However, stations can be tuned manually by adjusting the frequency, and reception quality appears normal.
Solution:
1.Please ensure that the "Power Antenna +" wire from the head unit's power harness is properly connected to the power supply wire of your vehicle's factory antenna, or to the antenna adapter power wire if applicable.
This connection is important because some vehicle antenna systems include a built-in booster or amplifier that requires power to operate correctly. The "Power Antenna +" wire provides the necessary power to the antenna amplifier, which helps improve radio reception performance.
2.Verify that the antenna lead is properly inserted into the antenna jack on the rear of the head unit and that the connection is secure without any looseness.
3.Issue:
The volume suddenly becomes louder when switching to the radio on the X10.
Solution:
According to our engineers, this issue has been optimized through a software update. If you encounter this situation, please try updating your X10 to the latest system version.
After updating to the latest version, a dedicated Radio volume slider will appear on the Sound settings page of the X10.
When playing the radio, adjusting this Radio volume slider will control only the radio volume, without affecting the volume levels of other audio sources.
Chapter 14 DAB Plus (DAB Plus App)
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Version 1: Version that requires the use of an external USB DAB+ receiver (sold separately)
The DAB Plus app comes pre-installed on X10 Android head units and requires a compatible external USB DAB+ receiver (DAB+ Box) to ensure stable digital audio broadcast signal reception. It supports the reception and playback of high-quality DAB/DAB+ digital audio broadcasts with minimal interference, providing richer content and clearer audio compared to traditional FM radio. Main Features:
(1)Digital Audio Broadcast Reception: Supports receiving DAB/DAB+ broadcast signals, delivering stable and high-quality digital audio playback.
(2)Full-Band Auto Scan: The system supports automatic background scanning of all available DAB stations in the current region, quickly building the channel list and automatically updating newly added stations.
(3)Grouped Browsing: Stations are grouped and displayed by service type (e.g., News, Pop Music, Sports), making it easy to find desired channels.
(4)Signal Strength Display: Visual representation of the signal strength of the current station, helping users select the best reception area.
(5)Program Information Display: Supports displaying real-time information such as station logo, signal strength, station name, Ensemble, frequency, and PTY (Program Type), depending on the completeness of the data provided by the broadcaster.
(6)DLS Scrolling Information: Text information transmitted in real time via DAB+ signals (such as current program name, song title, news snippets, etc.) will scroll across the screen, allowing users to view more detailed content.
(7)Preset Favorites Function: Allows users to save favorite stations to a preset list for quick access.
Required Accessory:
The DAB Plus App must be used with a compatible DAB+ USB receiver. You need to purchase the ATOTO AC-4475 USB DAB+ receiver (DAB+ Box) accessory (sold separately) and connect the DAB+ receiver (DAB+ Box) to the X10 Android head unit to receive DAB/DAB+ signals. (Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party accessories.)
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed DAB Plus application (or you can download the DAB Plus App via "FindApps" on the X10 Android head unit Home Screen) for playing high-quality, low-interference digital audio broadcasts (DAB/DAB+) when paired with the AC-4475 DAB+ Receiver (DAB+ Box) accessory (sold separately).
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Connect the DAB+ Receiver (DAB+ Box)
Connect the compatible DAB+ receiver (DAB+ Box) to any USB port on the X10 Android head unit (excluding fast-charging USB ports), and install the USB DAB+ receiver as recommended. For detailed instructions, refer to the separate ATOTO AC-4475 USB DAB+ Receiver (DAB+ Box) User Manual available on the Eproductcare website (http://www.eproductcare.com). (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > DAB+Receiver > AC-4475)
Step 2: Launch the DAB Plus App
Navigation Path: Home Screen > App Drawer > DAB Plus App
Tap the DAB Plus App icon to launch the application.
Step 3: Full-Band Background Scanning
After launching the DAB Plus App, the system will automatically perform a full-band scan in the background. It scans all digital radio frequencies in the current region(covering multiple Ensembles—similar to broadcast groups or clusters) and saves all found channels to the list.
Step 4: Browse and Listen
After scanning completes (this may take several minutes), tap the “<” icon on the right side of the interface to expand the channel list. You can browse all channels from the list and tap any station to play. The app supports station switching, station favorites, signal viewing, and more.
Step 5: Playback Controls
In the DAB Plus App interface:
(1) To play/pause: Tap the ▶ or ⏸ button to play or pause the current broadcast.
(2) To switch stations: Tap the
or
button to switch to the previous or next station.
(3) To favorite/unfavorite a station: Tap the "heart" icon to add a station to or remove it from your favorites.
(4) To expand the Ensemble list: Tap the “^” icon to expand the Ensemble list (a broadcast service group that contains multiple channels).
Important Notes:
(1) Before using the DAB Plus App, ensure the head unit is connected to a compatible DAB+ Box (DAB+ receiver).
(2) DAB Plus is only available in Europe, Australia, and the UK. Please ensure DAB+ service is available in your location before use.
(3) If no stations are received, try moving the vehicle or changing the installation location of the DAB+ Box (DAB+ receiver) to improve signal reception.
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Version 2: Designed for use with the X10 Android head unit's built-in DAB module
The X10 Android head unit is equipped with the DAB Plus app (pre-installed) and an integrated DAB module, ensuring stable reception of digital audio broadcast signals when used with an external DAB antenna (not included). The app enables access to and playback of high-quality, low-interference digital audio broadcasts (DAB/DAB+), delivering richer content and superior sound clarity compared with traditional FM radio. Main Features:
(1)Digital Audio Broadcast Reception: Supports receiving DAB/DAB+ broadcast signals, delivering stable and high-quality digital audio playback.
(2)Full-Band Auto Scan: The system supports automatic background scanning of all available DAB stations in the current region, quickly building the channel list and automatically updating newly added stations.
(3)Grouped Browsing: Stations are grouped and displayed by service type (e.g., News, Pop Music, Sports), making it easy to find desired channels.
(4)Signal Strength Display: Visual representation of the signal strength of the current station, helping users select the best reception area.
(5)Program Information Display: Supports displaying real-time information such as station logo, signal strength, station name, Ensemble, frequency, and PTY (Program Type), depending on the completeness of the data provided by the broadcaster.
(6)DLS Scrolling Information: Text information transmitted in real time via DAB+ signals (such as current program name, song title, news snippets, etc.) will scroll across the screen, allowing users to view more detailed content.
(7)Preset Favorites Function: Allows users to save favorite stations to a preset list for quick access.
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed DAB Plus application (or you can download the DAB Plus App via "FindApps" on the X10 Android head unit Home Screen) for receiving and playing high-quality, low-interference digital audio broadcasts (DAB/DAB+)
Required Accessories
The DAB module built into the X10 Android head unit is responsible for decoding and processing broadcast signals but does not have strong digital broadcast signal reception capability. Wireless signal reception relies on an external DAB antenna (not include) to capture the broadcast waves and transmit them to the module for decoding. Therefore, even with a built-in DAB module, a dedicated external DAB antenna is usually required to ensure stable digital audio broadcast signal reception.
To make the most of the X10’s DAB Plus feature, it is recommended to purchase a dedicated external DAB antenna to improve reception quality. Before purchasing, please confirm the DAB antenna interface type of the head unit (commonly SMB or Fakra). Installation Recommendations:
(1) Roof-mounted antenna: Offers the best reception performance and strong anti-interference capability.
(2) Glass-mount antenna: Easy to install and discreet in appearance.
(3) Interface compatibility: Before installation, reconfirm that the antenna and the X10 Android head unit interface type (SMB/Fakra), as well as any adapter cables used, are compatible.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Home Screen > App Drawer > DAB Plus App
Step 1: Launch the DAB Plus App
Tap the DAB Plus App icon to launch the application.
Step 2: Full-Band Background Scanning
After launching the DAB Plus App, the system will automatically perform a full-band scan in the background. It scans all digital radio frequencies in the current region (covering multiple Ensembles—similar to broadcast groups or clusters) and saves all found channels to the list.
Step 3: Browse and Listen
After scanning completes (this may take several minutes), tap the “<” icon on the right side of the interface to expand the channel list. You can browse all channels from the list and tap any station to play. The app supports station switching, station favorites, signal viewing, and more.
Step 4: Playback Controls
In the DAB Plus App interface:
(1) To play/pause: Tap the ▶ or ⏸ button to play or pause the current broadcast.
(2) To switch stations: Tap theor button to switch to the previous or next station.
(3) To favorite/unfavorite a station: Tap the "heart" icon to add a station to or remove it from your favorites.
(4) To expand the Ensemble list: Tap the “^” icon to expand the Ensemble list (a broadcast service group that contains multiple channels).
Important Notes:
(1) Before using the DAB Plus App, ensure the X10 head unit is connected to a compatible DAB antenna (not include).
(2) DAB Plus is only available in Europe, Australia, and the UK. Please ensure DAB+ service is available in your location before use.
(3) If no stations are received, try moving the vehicle or changing the installation location of the DAB antenna (not include) to improve signal reception.
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Common Usage Issue
Issue:
How to check and configure DAB settings on the X10 Android head unit with DAB support?
Solution:
Please refer to the following video for detailed steps:
Notes:
Enter Factory Settings and check whether the DAB Type is set to DAB-W8.
If it is not set to W8, please change it to W8.
After entering Factory Settings, please only adjust the DAB Type option.
Do not modify other settings, as incorrect changes may lead to system issues or abnormal behavior.
Summary:
Ensure the DAB Type is set to W8 and avoid changing other factory settings to ensure proper DAB functionality.
Chapter 15 SiriusXM App
The SiriusXM App is a supported online satellite radio streaming application in the X10 Android head unit. Through this app, users can access a wide range of SiriusXM audio content, including music, sports, talk, comedy, news and podcasts. With an internet connection (Wi-Fi or mobile hotspot), users can enjoy hundreds of channels without the need for traditional radio equipment or antennas. This feature is especially ideal for users seeking a high-quality radio experience during travel. Key Features:
(1)Extensive Channel Access: Offers access to many SiriusXM channels, including exclusive music, radio shows, live sports coverage, and entertainment segments.
(2)Live & On-Demand: In addition to live broadcasts, users can replay selected programs and stream on-demand content.
(3)Personalized Recommendations: Content suggestions based on listening history and preferences.
(4) Multi-Account Support: Allows SiriusXM account login to sync favorites, playback history, and preferences.
(5) Background Playback & Steering Wheel Integration: Supports background audio playback and control via steering wheel buttons (if configured), without interrupting navigation or other apps.
Prerequisites:
(1)The X10 Android head unit must be connected to the internet (Wi-Fi or 4G mobile hotspot).
(2)The SiriusXM App comes pre-installed on the X10 Android head unit.
(3)A valid SiriusXM subscription account is required (free trial registration available on first use).
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Home Screen > App Drawer > SiriusXM App
Step 1: Launch SiriusXM App
Tap the SiriusXM App icon to launch the app.
Step 2: Sign In or Create a SiriusXM Account
Upon first launch, you’ll be prompted to sign in.
(1)If you already have a SiriusXM account: Enter your username and password.
(2)If you do not have an account: Tap "Create Account" and follow the on-screen instructions to register for SiriusXM service.
Step 3: Activate Trial or Subscription Plan
After signing in, if your vehicle or account is eligible, the app will prompt you to activate a free trial or link an existing subscription.
(1)Enter the device ID or ESN (you can find it on the SiriusXM App settings screen).
(2) Follow the activation process on the SiriusXM official website or call their customer service hotline (as directed).
Step 4: Browse and Stream Content
Once activated, the app will display the SiriusXM channel navigation interface:
(1)Browse available categories (Music, Sports, Talk, Comedy, News, Podcasts, etc.).
(2)Tap any channel to start streaming.
(3)Use features like “Favorites” and “Recently Played” for a personalized experience.
Important Notes:
(1)The SiriusXM App supports audio streaming only; video content is not available.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the SiriusXM App.】
(2)Streaming quality depends on internet stability.
(3)Some channels or features may vary depending on your region or subscription package.
(4) SiriusXM is only available in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Please ensure SiriusXM service is available in your location before use.
(5) For more details about device activation or subscription plans, please visit the official SiriusXM website: SiriusXM: Music, Sports, Talk & Podcasts, Live & On Demand
Chapter 16 Files Manager App (Files App)
The file application function enables efficient management of files stored locally and on external storage devices, serving a similar purpose to file managers on smartphones or computers. This feature provides users with an intuitive and convenient interface, allowing easy browsing, categorization, copying, and deletion of files in the X10 Android head unit’s internal storage, external USB drives, Micro SD cards, and other devices, thereby meeting file management needs in driving scenarios.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path:
Navigate to the Home Screen > App Drawer > File App
(1) Specific steps to manage local files using the File App:
Step 1: Tap to open the File App on the home screen to access the File App interface.
Step 2: In the File App interface, you can browse, categorize, copy, and delete files.
(2) Specific operation steps for managing files on external storage devices via the File app:
Note: Use a USB flash drive as an example; steps for other external storage devices are similar.
Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive (solds eparately) into the USB port of the X10 Android head unit.
Step 2: Tap the File app icon on the main screen to open the File app interface.
Step 3: In the File app interface, tap the
USB flash drive icon to access its contents.
Step 4: In the opened interface, you can browse, categorize, copy, and delete files as needed.
Step 5: After finishing your operations, tap the "Eject/Safely Remove" icon to the right of the USB flash drive icon (USB3) to safely remove the external USB flash drive, and then unplug the USB drive.
(3) Specific operation steps for Copying Pictures or Other Types of Files from a USB Storage Device to X10 Android head unit
Note: Using a USB flash drive as an example; the steps are similar for other external storage devices.
Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the X10 Android head unit.
Step 2: Tap to open the
Files App on the home screen interface to open the file app interface.
Step 3: In the file app interface, tap the
USB drive icon (USB3) to open the corresponding interface.
Step 4: In the opened interface, find the picture you want to copy, long press the picture until a "√" mark appears, indicating that the picture has been successfully selected.
Step 5: Click the "More options menu" icon in the upper right corner to open the menu and select "Copy to...".
Step 6: Tap the “Hidden side navigation menu” icon in the upper left corner to open the menu, tap the “X10” device name icon to open the corresponding interface.
Step 7: In the opened interface, tap to open the desired folder where you want to store the picture.
Step 8: Tap the “Copy” button to complete the copying process. (Note: If you don’t want to copy the picture at this point, simply tap the “Cancel” button next to the “Copy” button.)
Step 9: After the operation, tap the folder to view the picture you have just copied.
Step 10: After finishing, tap the “Eject/Safely Remove” icon on the right side of the USB drive icon (USB3) to safely remove the external USB drive, then unplug it.
Note:
The same steps apply for copying files from the X10 Android head unit to the USB drive; you just need to switch the selection order between the X10 Android head unit and the USB drive.




Common Usage Issue
Issue:
How to import music from a USB drive to the X10 head unit?
Solution:
User feedback:
The user is currently playing music stored on a USB drive and would like to know whether the music files can be imported into the X10 head unit's internal storage.
Yes, you can copy music files from a USB drive to the X10 head unit. Please follow the steps below:
Step 1: Download the music files from your computer to the USB drive.
Step 2: Insert the USB drive into the "USB2 External Storage" port on the car stereo.
Step 3: Open the "Files" app on the head unit.
Step 4: Select the USB drive folder labeled "USB2/USB3."
Then tap "Audio" at the top, or you may view the music list directly on this page.
Step 5: Long-press the music file(s) you want to copy to select them.
Step 6: Tap the "..." (More Options) icon in the upper right corner, then select "Copy to..."
Step 7: Tap the "three horizontal lines" icon in the upper left corner to select the destination local folder.
Step 8: After selecting the destination folder, tap "Paste" to copy the selected music files into the internal storage of the head unit.
Notes (Helpful Information)
After the copying process is completed:
·The music files will be saved in the head unit's internal storage.
·You can play the music directly using the Music app.
·The music will remain available even after removing the USB drive.
Important Note:
Please make sure the USB drive is inserted into the USB2 (External Storage) port.
USB1 is designated for recording storage only and cannot be used to read music or video files.
Chapter 17 USB/Micro SD Card Playback
The chapter introduces that the X10 Android head unit supports local media playback via USB ports and Micro SD card slots, enabling direct access to various media files (Document / Photo / Audio / Video files) stored on external storage devices. Users can simply insert their USB drives or Micro SD cards into the corresponding interfaces to conveniently browse and play content, significantly enhancing both entertainment options and information accessibility during journeys.
Operation Steps
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Files App
Note: Using a USB flash drive as an example; the steps are similar for other external storage devices.
Step 1: Insert the USB Flash Drive
Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the X10 Android head unit.
Step 2: Launch the File Explorer App
Tap the
Files App icon to open the corresponding interface, and the interface will display a list of available storage sources, such as:
(1)Internal Storage
(2)USB Storage
Step 3: Browse Storage Devices
From the opened interface, tap the(USB flash drive icon) to open the corresponding window and view its file contents. All folders and files are displayed in a standard directory structure.
Step 4: View or Play Files
In the opened interface, you can choose to view or play documents, photos, audio, or video files.
Step 5: Disconnect USB Safely
Before physically removing the USB device:
(1)Pause or stop playback
(2)Return to the home screen or file manager
(3)Ensure the USB device is not being accessed to prevent data corruption

Important Note:
(1) Certain high-bitrate or professional video codecs may not be supported.
(2) Watching video or photos while driving is against Federal, State, and Local laws.
(3) Do not use features of this X10 Android head unit if it cannot be operated safely and legally in your location.
(4) Video and photos cannot be viewed while driving. The vehicle must be stationary and the parking brake applied to enable viewing.
Chapter 18 Picture Player App
The Picture Player App is a pre-installed image viewing tool in the X10 Android head unit, allowing users to view image files from USB drives, SD cards, or local storage. Users can browse photos on the X10 Android head unit’s large screen in either single-image or slideshow mode. This feature is suitable for reviewing photos taken during a trip or viewing saved image files. With touch control support, the browsing experience is intuitive and convenient. Key features include:
(1) Supports multiple image formats (JPG/PNG/BMP, etc.)
(2) Automatically scans and reads image files from external devices
(3)Provides folder browsing and categorized display.
(4) Offers both single-image viewing and slideshow playback modes
(5) Supports zooming in, zooming out, and rotating images
(5) Allows folder-based file browsing and sequential switching
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Insert the Storage Device
Insert a USB flash drive or MicroSD card containing image files into the corresponding port of the X10 Android head unit. The system will automatically detect and read the image files.
Step 2: Enable the Picture Player App
Navigate to the Home Screen > App Drawer > Picture Player App. Tap to launch the Picture Player App and open the corresponding interface.
Step 3: : Select a Playback Source and Picture File to Play
In the interface, select the corresponding storage device (e.g., “USB2,” “MicroSD Card,” or “Local Storage”). Browse folders and tap any image file to open and play the image.
Step 4: Playback Controls
In the picture playback interface, tap the screen to display playback controls.
• To view images one by one, tap
or
button to switch to the previous or next picture.
• To enable slideshow playback mode, tap ▶or ⏸button to play or pause.
• To zoom in or out on an image, use two fingers to pinch or spread on the screen.
• To set an image as wallpaper, tap the "Picture" button in the playback interface to apply the current image as the wallpaper.
• To rotate the picture, tap the “Rotate” Button in the playback interface to rotate the image 90° clockwise.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Before performing a factory reset, the X10 could download and store music files in the “Music” folder in the device’s internal memory. When the user opened the Music Player and tapped “Stored Music”, the list of downloaded songs would appear, and the user could play all stored music normally.
However, after performing a factory reset, the user downloaded the music again in the same way, but the Music Player is now unable to detect the music files stored on the device.
Solution:
After copying the music files to the “Music” folder on the X10 head unit, we recommend tapping the “Reboot” icon in the drop-down menu to restart the device.
This action may help resolve the issue where the Music Player cannot recognize the music files stored in the device.
Explanation:
After a factory reset, the system rebuilds the media database. If music files are copied to the device before the database update is completed, the Music Player may not immediately recognize these files. After restarting the device, the system will rescan the storage and update the media database, allowing the Music Player to detect the stored music files.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
Before performing a factory reset, the X10 could download and store music files in the “Music” folder in the device’s internal memory. When the user opened the Music Player and tapped “Stored Music”, the list of downloaded songs would appear, and the user could play all stored music normally.
However, after performing a factory reset, the user downloaded the music again in the same way, but the Music Player is now unable to detect the music files stored on the device.
Solution:
After copying the music files to the “Music” folder on the X10 head unit, we recommend tapping the “Reboot” icon in the drop-down menu to restart the device.
This action may help resolve the issue where the Music Player cannot recognize the music files stored in the device.
Explanation:
After a factory reset, the system rebuilds the media database. If music files are copied to the device before the database update is completed, the Music Player may not immediately recognize these files. After restarting the device, the system will rescan the storage and update the media database, allowing the Music Player to detect the stored music files.
2.Issue
After restarting the vehicle, the music player does not continue playing the last song that was playing before the car was turned off.
Instead, it always starts playing the first song in the directory.
The music files are stored on an SD card, and the issue occurs whether the user plays music through the Files app or the Music Player app.
Cause
If MP3 files are also copied to the internal storage of the X10, the system may prioritize the internal music library when rebuilding the media database after startup.
As a result, the player may start playing the first file in the internal directory, instead of resuming the previously played song from the SD card.
Solution
Please check whether there is a music folder stored in the X10 internal storage.
If so:
1.Delete the music folder copied to the X10 internal storage.
2.Keep the music files stored only on the SD card.
After removing the duplicated folder from the internal storage, the music player should resume playback from the last played song normally.
Recommendation
For a better playback experience, it is recommended to store the music library in only one location, such as the SD card, to avoid media library conflicts.
3.Issue:
Some music files (such as M4A and WMA) may not display album artwork and metadata properly in the default music player on the X10.
Cause:
The default music player can only read standard embedded metadata in audio files. Certain formats (such as M4A and WMA) have limited tag compatibility, which may result in missing album artwork or track information.
Solution:
Convert music files to MP3 format
MP3 offers better compatibility and can display album artwork and metadata correctly.
If you prefer using a third-party player (such as Pi Music Player):
Please set it as the auto-launch app via the system’s “Auto Launch” feature. This helps prevent the default music player from opening automatically.
Operation video reference:
https://file.myatoto.com/2025/library/87084511/X10%20%E8%AE%BE%E7%BD%AE%E8%87%AA%E5%90%AF%E5%8A%A8.mp4
Summary:
For better display compatibility, we recommend using MP3 format. If you would like to use a third-party music player consistently, please configure it through the “Auto Launch” setting.
4.Issue:
The customer reports that the X10 automatically starts and plays music when the device is powered on, but they do not want music to start automatically at startup.
Solution:
The X10 features a Source Memory function.
This means the system will automatically return to the last active source when the device is turned on.
For example:
·If music was playing before shutdown, the system will automatically enter the music app at startup
·If the radio was active before shutdown, it will enter the radio at startup
·If video was playing before shutdown, it will enter the video app at startup
To prevent music from starting automatically, please follow these steps:
1.Before turning off the X10, exit the music app so that it is no longer running in the foreground
2.Then power off the device
3.The next time the device starts, it will not automatically open the music app
Additionally, Please Check the Auto-start Setting:
·If Auto-start is enabled and a specific app is selected, the system will automatically launch that selected app at startup
·This will happen even if the app was not the last one used before shutdown
If you do not want any app to launch automatically, make sure Auto-start is turned off or no app is selected.
Summary:
The X10 automatically resumes the last active app due to the Source Memory feature. To stop music from launching at startup, exit the music app before powering off and check that the Auto-start setting is disabled if not needed.
5.Issue:
The customer reports that after about 4 months of normal use, the X10 device suddenly shows no display on the screen. The side buttons still show a red indicator light, but the device does not respond.
Solution:
If the X10 screen shows no display but the side button light is on, please follow the steps below in order:
1.Perform a Reset
Use a thin pin to press and hold the reset hole for about 30 seconds, then release and check whether the screen returns to normal.
2.Try Factory Reset Using the Wireless Steering Wheel Remote (if available)
Use the wireless steering wheel remote to perform the following sequence:
Press Next Track → Previous Track → Next Track → Previous Track, then press and hold the Previous Track button for 10 seconds to trigger a factory reset.
3.Check Power and Wiring
Make sure all cables are securely connected and not loose.
Disconnect the power supply and leave the device powered off for about 1 hour, then reconnect power and test again.
4.Perform USB Audio Test
Prepare a USB drive containing music files and insert it into the X10.
·If the device automatically plays music and sound is heard, this may indicate a screen-related issue
·If there is no sound after inserting the USB drive, it may indicate a mainboard-related issue
5.Do Not Force System Update
This issue may not be caused by software. Forcing a firmware update is not recommended at this stage.
Summary:
If the X10 shows a black screen with the indicator light still on, follow the troubleshooting steps in order: reset the device, check wiring and power, perform a USB playback test, and verify system response. If the issue persists after all steps, further technical support or hardware inspection may be required.
Chapter 19 Music Player App
The Music Player App is a pre-installed local music playback application in the X10 Android head unit. It supports playing music files from USB drives, MicroSD cards, or local storage. Optimized for the X10 Android head unit’s large display screen and touch operation, it supports a wide range of audio formats and flexible playback controls, enhancing the in-car entertainment experience. Key features include:
(1) Supports multiple audio formats (e.g., MP3, WMA, FLAC, APE, WAV)
(2) Automatically scans music files from external storage devices
(3) Provides folder browsing and categorized display.
(4) Supports playback modes such as sequential, shuffle, and single-track loop
(5) Supports lyrics display and album cover art (depending on file metadata)
(6) Supports background playback and steering wheel control (if configured)
Operation Steps
Step 1: Insert a Storage Device
Insert a USB drive or MicroSD card containing audio files into the corresponding port of the X10 Android head unit system. The system will automatically scan and detect the music files.
Step 2: Launch the Music Player
Navigate to the Home Screen > App Drawer > Music Player App. Tap to launch the Music Player App and open the corresponding interface.
Step 3: Select a Playback Source and Music File to Play
In the interface, select the corresponding storage device (e.g., “USB2,” “MicroSD,” “Local Storage”). Browse folders or categorized lists and tap any song to start playback.
Step 4: Playback Controls
In the music playback interface, tap the screen to display playback controls.
• To play/pause, tap ▶or ⏸button to play or pause the current song.
• To switch songs, tap
or
button to switch to the previous or next song.
• To change the playback mode, tap the
“Playback Mode” button to switch between sequential, shuffle, or single-track loop modes.
• To adjust the song playback progress, drag the progress bar to fast-forward or rewind the current song.
• To search for a music file, touch the
“Search” Button, then enter the music file name using the on-screen keyboard and tap search.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Before performing a factory reset, the X10 could download and store music files in the “Music” folder in the device’s internal memory. When the user opened the Music Player and tapped “Stored Music”, the list of downloaded songs would appear, and the user could play all stored music normally.
However, after performing a factory reset, the user downloaded the music again in the same way, but the Music Player is now unable to detect the music files stored on the device.
Solution:
After copying the music files to the “Music” folder on the X10 head unit, we recommend tapping the “Reboot” icon in the drop-down menu to restart the device.
This action may help resolve the issue where the Music Player cannot recognize the music files stored in the device.
Explanation:
After a factory reset, the system rebuilds the media database. If music files are copied to the device before the database update is completed, the Music Player may not immediately recognize these files. After restarting the device, the system will rescan the storage and update the media database, allowing the Music Player to detect the stored music files.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
Before performing a factory reset, the X10 could download and store music files in the “Music” folder in the device’s internal memory. When the user opened the Music Player and tapped “Stored Music”, the list of downloaded songs would appear, and the user could play all stored music normally.
However, after performing a factory reset, the user downloaded the music again in the same way, but the Music Player is now unable to detect the music files stored on the device.
Solution:
After copying the music files to the “Music” folder on the X10 head unit, we recommend tapping the “Reboot” icon in the drop-down menu to restart the device.
This action may help resolve the issue where the Music Player cannot recognize the music files stored in the device.
Explanation:
After a factory reset, the system rebuilds the media database. If music files are copied to the device before the database update is completed, the Music Player may not immediately recognize these files. After restarting the device, the system will rescan the storage and update the media database, allowing the Music Player to detect the stored music files.
2.Issue
After restarting the vehicle, the music player does not continue playing the last song that was playing before the car was turned off.
Instead, it always starts playing the first song in the directory.
The music files are stored on an SD card, and the issue occurs whether the user plays music through the Files app or the Music Player app.
Cause
If MP3 files are also copied to the internal storage of the X10, the system may prioritize the internal music library when rebuilding the media database after startup.
As a result, the player may start playing the first file in the internal directory, instead of resuming the previously played song from the SD card.
Solution
Please check whether there is a music folder stored in the X10 internal storage.
If so:
1.Delete the music folder copied to the X10 internal storage.
2.Keep the music files stored only on the SD card.
After removing the duplicated folder from the internal storage, the music player should resume playback from the last played song normally.
Recommendation
For a better playback experience, it is recommended to store the music library in only one location, such as the SD card, to avoid media library conflicts.
3.Issue:
Some music files (such as M4A and WMA) may not display album artwork and metadata properly in the default music player on the X10.
Cause:
The default music player can only read standard embedded metadata in audio files. Certain formats (such as M4A and WMA) have limited tag compatibility, which may result in missing album artwork or track information.
Solution:
Convert music files to MP3 format
MP3 offers better compatibility and can display album artwork and metadata correctly.
If you prefer using a third-party player (such as Pi Music Player):
Please set it as the auto-launch app via the system’s “Auto Launch” feature. This helps prevent the default music player from opening automatically.
Operation video reference:
https://file.myatoto.com/2025/library/87084511/X10%20%E8%AE%BE%E7%BD%AE%E8%87%AA%E5%90%AF%E5%8A%A8.mp4
Summary:
For better display compatibility, we recommend using MP3 format. If you would like to use a third-party music player consistently, please configure it through the “Auto Launch” setting.
4.Issue:
The customer reports that the X10 automatically starts and plays music when the device is powered on, but they do not want music to start automatically at startup.
Solution:
The X10 features a Source Memory function.
This means the system will automatically return to the last active source when the device is turned on.
For example:
·If music was playing before shutdown, the system will automatically enter the music app at startup
·If the radio was active before shutdown, it will enter the radio at startup
·If video was playing before shutdown, it will enter the video app at startup
To prevent music from starting automatically, please follow these steps:
1.Before turning off the X10, exit the music app so that it is no longer running in the foreground
2.Then power off the device
3.The next time the device starts, it will not automatically open the music app
Additionally, Please Check the Auto-start Setting:
·If Auto-start is enabled and a specific app is selected, the system will automatically launch that selected app at startup
·This will happen even if the app was not the last one used before shutdown
If you do not want any app to launch automatically, make sure Auto-start is turned off or no app is selected.
Summary:
The X10 automatically resumes the last active app due to the Source Memory feature. To stop music from launching at startup, exit the music app before powering off and check that the Auto-start setting is disabled if not needed.
5.Issue:
The customer reports that after about 4 months of normal use, the X10 device suddenly shows no display on the screen. The side buttons still show a red indicator light, but the device does not respond.
Solution:
If the X10 screen shows no display but the side button light is on, please follow the steps below in order:
1.Perform a Reset
Use a thin pin to press and hold the reset hole for about 30 seconds, then release and check whether the screen returns to normal.
2.Try Factory Reset Using the Wireless Steering Wheel Remote (if available)
Use the wireless steering wheel remote to perform the following sequence:
Press Next Track → Previous Track → Next Track → Previous Track, then press and hold the Previous Track button for 10 seconds to trigger a factory reset.
3.Check Power and Wiring
Make sure all cables are securely connected and not loose.
Disconnect the power supply and leave the device powered off for about 1 hour, then reconnect power and test again.
4.Perform USB Audio Test
Prepare a USB drive containing music files and insert it into the X10.
·If the device automatically plays music and sound is heard, this may indicate a screen-related issue
·If there is no sound after inserting the USB drive, it may indicate a mainboard-related issue
5.Do Not Force System Update
This issue may not be caused by software. Forcing a firmware update is not recommended at this stage.
Summary:
If the X10 shows a black screen with the indicator light still on, follow the troubleshooting steps in order: reset the device, check wiring and power, perform a USB playback test, and verify system response. If the issue persists after all steps, further technical support or hardware inspection may be required.
Chapter 20 Video Player App
The Video Player App is a pre-installed local video playback application in the X10 Android head unit. It supports playing video files from USB drives, MicroSD cards, or local storage. Optimized for the X10 X10 Android head unit’s large display screen and touch operation, it supports multiple video formats and high-definition playback, meeting in-car entertainment needs while parked or resting. Key features include:
(1)Supports multiple video formats: MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV, 3GP, FLV, etc.
(2)Automatically scans and detects video files on external devices.
(3)Provides folder browsing and categorized display.
(4)Offers playback-mode switching: single-video loop / play-all videos.
(5)Allows full-screen / windowed playback mode switching.
(6)Remembers playback position (resume from last point).
(7)Includes basic controls such as fast-forward/rewind, pause/play, and progress slider.
(8)Supports subtitle loading (e.g., .srt) and cover-art recognition.
Operation Steps
Step 1: Insert a Storage Device
Insert a USB drive or MicroSD card containing video files into the head unit; the system will automatically detect and load the media content.
Step 2: Launch the Video Player
Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Video Player App. Tap to launch the Video Player App and open the corresponding interface.
Step 3: Select Source and Video File to Play
In the interface, choose the desired storage location (e.g., “USB2,” “MicroSD,” or “Local Storage”), browse the folders, and tap any video file to start playback.
Step 4: Playback Controls
In the video playback interface, tap the screen to display playback controls.
• Play/Pause: Tap ▶or⏸ button to play or pause the current video.
• Switch Videos: Tap
or
button to switch to the previous or next video.
• Full-screen/Window Mode: Tap the “Full-Screen” or “Window” Button to toggle display modes.
• Playback Mode: Tap the Playback Mode button to switch between Single-Video Loop (repeats the current video) and Play-All Videos (the next video starts automatically after the current one).
• Playback Progress: Drag the progress bar to fast-forward or rewind the current video, or touch and hold the
or
button to fast-forward or rewind.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Can the X10 head unit be connected to a DVD or CD player?
Solution:
Yes, the X10 head unit supports connection to DVD or CD players through either HDMI or RCA (AV) input, depending on the output ports available on your DVD player.
1.HDMI Connection (Recommended if available)
The HDMI input port on the back of the X10 supports devices compatible with HDMI 1.4 or earlier versions, including DVD players with HDMI output.
After connecting the DVD player via HDMI, open the “HDMI” app on the X10 to display video and audio.
2.RCA (AV) Connection
If your DVD player supports RCA output, you can connect it using RCA cables:
·Connet the video output from the DVD player to the VIN (Video Input) port on the X10
·Connect the audio outputs from the DVD player to the LIN and RIN audio input ports
After connecting, open the “AUXIN” app on the X10 to view video and hear audio from the DVD player.
To ensure compatibility, your DVD player should have:
·HDMI output (HDMI 1.4 or earlier), or
·RCA video output (VIN)
·RCA audio outputs (LIN/RIN)
Summary:
The X10 head unit can connect to DVD or CD players using either HDMI or RCA connections. Use the HDMI app for HDMI connections or the AUXIN app for RCA connections to display video and audio.
2.Issue:
When I try to watch a video on the ATOTO X10, a message appears asking me to disable USB in the Developer Options. What should I do?
Solution:
According to guidance from our engineering team, turning off the "USB debugging" feature can remove this prompt and allow videos to play normally without interruption.
Please follow the steps below:
1) Enable "Developer Options" on the X10 head unit:
Go to Settings, then tap the (i) icon.
After that, quickly tap "About" eight times in succession to activate "Developer Options."
For your convenience, please refer to the tutorial video below:
https://atoto-usa.oss-us-west-1.aliyuncs.com/2025/library/67661533/X10%20developer%20options.mov
2) Turn off USB Debugging:
Enter Developer Options, scroll down to find "USB debugging," and make sure it is turned off.
Summary:
If a message appears asking to disable USB while playing videos, turning off USB debugging in Developer Options will usually resolve the issue and allow videos to play normally.
Chapter 21 HDMI App (HDMI Input)
The HDMI App is a dedicated application in X10 Android head units designed to handle HDMI input signals. It allows users to connect external devices—such as TV sticks, game consoles, digital cameras, or streaming devices, and more—via the HDMI-IN port and display real-time video content on the X10 Android head unit’s screen, offering a richer multimedia or extended functionality experience.
Requirement Compatibility:
You must purchase a compatible ATOTO AC-HBV86 HDMI-to-USB adapter (sold separately) and correctly connect the external devices to the X10 Android head unit via the ATOTO AC-HBV86 to support synchronous input of 1080P video and high-definition audio signals. The X10 only supports HDMI input (Mini HDMI input port, and compatible with devices that support HDMI version 1.4 or earlier).
Note:
1.For the X10 series head units, only the single-DIN models feature a mini HDMI input on the rear panel, while all other models use a standard (full-size) HDMI input.
2.The HDMI input on the X10 supports devices with HDMI 1.4 or earlier versions only.
With the HDMI input port, the X10 series supports connection to devices such as TV boxes, gaming consoles, and other HDMI devices that comply with HDMI 1.4 or earlier standards.
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed
HDMI application for video Playback
Operation Step
Step 1: Understanding the AC-HBV86 HDMI-to-USB Adapter
Refer to the separate ATOTO AC-HBV86 User Manual on the Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details. (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > Video In/Out Adaptor > AC-HBV86)
Step 2: Watch High-Definition Video
• Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > HDMI App
Tap the
HDMI App icon to watch high-definition video from an external device connected via the AC-HBV86 on the X10 Android head unit’s screen.
Note: Video and photos cannot be viewed while driving. The vehicle must be stationary and the parking brake applied to enable viewing.


Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
The customer asked whether the ATOTO X10 series supports USB-to-HDMI output and requested information about the required accessories and operating steps.
Solution:
1.To use the USB-to-HDMI output function, the X10 system must be updated to version 20251106, and it must be used together with the dedicated accessory AC-AHV68.
2.After correctly installing the AC-AHV68, install the required APK file. The installation steps are as follows:
·Prepare a USB storage device formatted as FAT32.
·Use a computer to download the APK file from the link below and copy it to the USB drive:
https://file.myatoto.com/library/202531693380/MSUSBDisplay_Android_V3.2.88.6_20251028_1404.apk
·Insert the USB drive into the USB port of the X10 head unit.
·Open the “Files” app on the X10 and locate the APK file.
·Select the file and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation.
·After installation, the monitor connected through the AC-AHV68 adapter should function normally.
2.Issue
When using the AC-HBV86 HDMI device with the X10 Series Android Car Stereo, the screen only displays “No Signal”, even after testing with multiple HDMI devices.
Cause
The HDMI app on the X10 platform is designed specifically for the built-in HDMI port on the head unit.
The AC-HBV86 device requires a dedicated application to process its video signal, and this application is not pre-installed or verified for compatibility on the X10 platform. As a result, the system cannot properly recognize the video input, which may lead to the “No Signal” message.
Solution
The AC-HBV86 device is not recommended for use with the X10 platform.
If the HDMI output from your external device does not match the mini HDMI port on the X10 head unit, you can simply use an HDMI to mini HDMI adapter to connect the device directly to the X10’s HDMI port.
This method allows the HDMI signal to be recognized correctly by the X10 system.
3.Issue:
What types of video input signals are supported by the X10 (e.g., HDMI, composite/CVBS, AHD, TVI, CVI)?
Answer:
The ATOTO X10 supports the following video input types:
·HDMI
High-definition digital video input (e.g., set-top boxes, screen mirroring devices)
·Composite / CVBS (AV input)
Analog video signal (commonly the yellow RCA connector)
·AHD (Analog High Definition)
Analog HD signal, commonly used for vehicle or security cameras
Not Supported:
TVI (Transport Video Interface)
CVI (Composite Video Interface)
These are analog HD standards used in surveillance systems and are not supported by the X10.
Summary:
The X10 supports HDMI, CVBS (AV), and AHD inputs, but does not support TVI or CVI signals.
4.Issue:
The customer reports that after connecting an external video device to the X10 via an HDMI cable, the screen displays “No Signal.”
In some cases, sound may briefly play for a few seconds, but no image appears, and then both audio and video stop.
Solution:
If the X10 displays “No Signal” when using an HDMI connection, please check the following:
1.Check the HDMI Cable
You have already tried using an HDMI 1.4 cable. Please make sure the cable itself is functioning properly.
If possible, try using another HDMI cable that is known to work correctly with other devices.
2.Check the HDMI Ports
Inspect the HDMI ports on both the external video device and the X10 head unit.
Make sure there are no:
·Physical damage to the HDMI ports
·Dust or foreign objects inside the ports
·Loose connections or poor contact
Any of these conditions may cause unstable connections or prevent proper signal transmission.
Summary:
If the X10 shows “No Signal” when using an HDMI connection, check both the HDMI cable and HDMI ports for possible issues. In many cases, the problem may be caused by a faulty HDMI cable or a damaged port on the external device.
5.Issue:
Does the X10 series head unit support connecting an external digital terrestrial TV tuner for watching TV?
Solution:
Yes, the ability to connect a digital terrestrial TV tuner depends on the available input ports on your X10 model and the output type of your tuner.
For X10 models equipped with VIN, LIN, and RIN ports:
If your digital terrestrial TV tuner supports RCA video and audio output, you can connect it to the head unit and watch TV using the AUX application.
Connection Method:
·Video Output → VIN (Video Input)
·Audio Output L → LIN
·Audio Output R → RIN
For X10G110E models (without VIN, LIN, RIN ports):
The X10G110E does not have VIN, LIN, or RIN ports. However, it supports HDMI input.
If your digital terrestrial TV tuner supports HDMI output, you can connect it to the HDMI input port on the X10 to enable TV viewing.
Summary:
The X10 series supports connecting a digital terrestrial TV tuner through RCA (VIN/LIN/RIN) or HDMI, depending on the model and the tuner’s output type. The X10G110E supports TV viewing through HDMI input only.
Chapter 22 AUXIN (Audio and Video Input) App
The AUXIN (Audio and Video) input function of the X10 Android head unit supports external audio and video sources via RCA connectors. This allows users to connect third-party media devices—such as DVD players, gaming consoles, digital TV boxes, or other multimedia players—and play their content directly through the X10 Android head unit’s screen. Key Features
1. RCA-Compatible External Input
(1) X10 Android head unit’s AUXIN (Audio and Video) ports accepts standard RCA analog signals (composite video and stereo audio).
(2) X10 Android head unit’s AUXIN (Audio and Video) ports support connection with external devices equipped with yellow (video input), red (right channel audio input), and white (left channel audio input) RCA jacks.
(3) Provides a flexible way to expand in-vehicle media functionality without requiring USB or HDMI input.
2. AUXIN App Integration
(1) Audio and video input from external devices is accessed via the pre-installed “AUXIN” app on the X10 system.
(2) Launch the AUXIN app to display video on the X10 Android head unit’s screen and play audio through the original car speakers.
3. Supports Synchronized Audio and Video Playback
(1) Audio input uses stereo analog signals (left and right channels).
(2) Video input conforms to the composite video (CVBS) standard.
(3) Audio is played through the original car sound system, while video is displayed on the X10 Android head unit’s screen.
Prerequisites for AUXIN (Audio and Video) Connection
Before connecting to the AUXIN (Audio and Video) ports, please ensure that the external device supports RCA Output and is equipped with a wiring harness that includes the following output ports:
(1)Left channel audio output
(2)Right channel audio output
(3)Video output
Note: The actual arrangement of the AUXIN (Audio and Video) ports may vary depending on the Android head unit model or the structure of the included RCA input wiring harness. Please refer to the specific wiring documentation (detailed Installation Instructions)for details.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Confirm the Output Interface of the External Device
Ensure that the external device you intend to connect is equipped with standard RCA output ports.
Step 2: Connect the External Device to the X10
Connect the RCA output ports of the external device to the RCA input ports on the X10’s input wiring harness, matching both audio and video signals accordingly.
Step 3: Launch the AUXIN App
Navigation Path: Home Screen > APP Drawer > AUXIN App
Tap the AUXIN App icon to open the video playback interface. The system will automatically detect and play the incoming external signal.
Step 4: Adjust Volume
Swipe down from the status bar in the upper right corner of the X10 Android head unit’s home screen to expand the Quick Settings Panel (Control Center). Then adjust the volume using the slider bar located within the Quick Settings Panel.
Notice:
(1)The video playback feature via the AUXIN App is only available when the vehicle is stationary, unless the user manually disables the "No Video Watching While Driving" option in the X10 Android head unit's system settings. Enabling the "No Video Watching While Driving" feature is intended to minimize driver distraction and ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
(2)To disable the "No Video Watching While Driving" option:
Navigation Path: Home Screen > APP Drawer > Settings App > System Settings > General > "No Video Watching While Driving" . Tap the switch to enable or disable the "No Video Watching While Driving" feature.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the General.】
Chapter 23 Split Screen
The Split Screen allows users to run and display two applications simultaneously on the same screen, enabling multitasking. For example, users can use navigation while playing music or browsing the web, without frequently switching between apps, thereby improving operational efficiency and driving convenience. The main features are as follows:
(1) Supports simultaneous display of two apps on one screen without interference
(2) Allows users to adjust the size ratio of the two windows by dragging the divider
(3) Provides quick methods to switch or exit split-screen mode
(4) Compatible with some native and third-party apps (depending on whether the app itself supports split screen)
Note: This feature is available on Android car systems that support split-screen mode and must be used with apps that are compatible with split-screen display.
Operation Steps
Note: The following operation case is for reference.
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > YouTube
Step 1: Enable YouTube App
Tap the YouTube app icon to open the corresponding interface.
Step 2: Check if the App Supports Split-Screen Functionality.
Swipe up the YouTube app interface from the bottom of the screen to the middle. Check if the "Split" icon appears at the bottom of the screen. If the "Split" icon is displayed, it indicates that the app supports the Split Screen function.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the “Split”】
Step 3: Perform Split-Screen Operation
Tap the "Split" icon and select another app to complete the Split Screen operation.
Step 4: Adjust and Exit Split Screen
(1)Drag the middle dividing line to adjust the display ratio of the two windows.
(2) Drag the dividing line to the far left/right side to exit split screen and return tofull-screen view (single application mode).
[AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the General.]
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Split Screen】
Chapter 24 Equalizer App (Customize Audio Experience)
This chapter systematically elaborates on the core functions of in-car audio effect adjustment. Its built-in digital signal processor (DSP) allows for extensive audio customization via the equalizer application. Through multi-dimensional audio control technology, it provides users with a comprehensive end-to-end audio optimization solution, ranging from basic tuning to in-depth customization, adaptable to different music genres, in-car spatial layouts, and personalized listening preferences.
24.1 EQ Adjustment (Frequency Bands)
X10 supports a 36-band frequency equalizer. Adjust the gain (boost) or attenuation (cut) of specific audio frequency bands to optimize the sound profile.
On the EQ Adjustment Interface
The left side shows the EQ Preset Name (e.g., Standard, Rock, etc.), and the right side supports real-time frequency response curve display and EQ band adjustment. The specific features are as follows:
1. Real-Time Frequency Response Curve Display (Area 1):
The graphical interface dynamically reflects adjustment effects, intuitively presenting changes in the audio.
2. Adjust Frequency Bands (Area 2):
a. The adjustment interface shows sliders for multiple frequency bands (typically 20 Hz to 20 kHz).
b. Slide a band's slider up to boost that frequency, or down to cut it.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the EQ Adjustment】
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Access EQ:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Equalizer(EQ) App > EQ
Step2: Set EQ Preset:
Tap the EQ preset name (e.g., "Standard") in the top left corner to choose from various pre-configured sound effects (like Rock, Classic, Jazz, etc.) tailored for different music genres.
Step 3: Set Custom EQ Effects
(1) Manual Mode: When "User," "Custom 1," or "Custom 2" is selected, manual mode can be used, allowing for custom adjustments.
(2) Adjust the Frequency via the slider on the Adjustment Interface: Adjust each frequency band by sliding the slider up or down (typically from 20Hz to 20kHz). Slide the frequency band slider up to boost that frequency and down to cut it. The frequency response curve above will change in real time, intuitively displaying the audio changes.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Set Custom EQ Effects page.】24.2 Field Adjustment (Listening Position / Balance)
This feature creates a personalized intelligent sound space for you, automatically optimizing sound effects based on the distribution of people in the car and driving scenarios, providing each passenger with a customized immersive auditory experience. Key features includes:
1. Preset Listening Modes
·Whole Cabin Balance: Ensures even sound distribution across all seats, ideal for multi-passenger scenarios
Driver Focus: Enhances sound clarity and intensity in the driver’s area and reduces driving noise interference
·Front Passenger Priority: Boosts the sound field on the front passenger side to meet asymmetric listening needs
·Rear Seat Enhancement: Strengthens rear speaker output, especially suitable for rear passengers
2. Custom Balance Adjustment
·Manual Tuning: Finely adjust front/rear and left/right sound balance by dragging the crosshair on an interactive cabin diagram
·Operation Steps
Step1:Access the Field Adjustment Interface
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Equalizer (EQ) App > Field
Step 2: Set Preset Listening Mode
By clicking the driver seat, front passenger seat, rear seats, or whole-cabin balance icons, you can preset the audio listening position. The corresponding cabin diagram will simultaneously provide visual feedback, with the selected area highlighted in the cabin (for example, when selecting the driver seat, that seat will be prominently indicated with a red dot effect).
Step 3: Custom Mode (Manual Adjustment)
Drag the crosshair within the car cabin diagram to adjust front/rear and left/right balance, or move the crosshair to your desired listening focus point on the diagram for the best audio experience.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Field Adjustment 】
24.3 Master Setting(Custom EQ Effect)
The Master Setting feature allows users to achieve highly personalized control of audio effects, enabling easy access to professional-level sound tuning capabilities and flexible adjustment of audio parameters according to their individual needs. Key features include:
(1)Advanced Personalized Sound Effect Management: Master Setting provides a rich set of adjustable audio parameters, covering crossover, reverb, delay, audio output, stereo, bass enhancement, and more. This allows users to fine-tune sound effects in detail, meeting the needs of different users.
(2) Professional-level Tuning Capabilities: With collaborative multi-interface operations, users can precisely adjust every audio detail, easily achieving an optimal soundstage experience.
(3) Personalized Sound Effect Preset: After customizing their settings, users can save their current sound profiles as exclusive presets with custom names. With one-click switching, users can easily adapt to a variety of driving scenarios and moods, such as daily commuting, long-distance trips, or energetic sports driving.
·Operation Steps
Step 1: Access the Master Interface:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Equalizer (EQ) App > Master
Step 2: Tap Master.
Step 3: Tap “+New” in the Personal Audio Zone interface (Area 1) to enter the Sound Effect Adjustment interface.
Step 4: After adjusting, tap “Finish” in the Sound Effect Adjustment interface (Area 3), then name and save your custom sound effect preset.
Step 5: Your custom sound effect preset will be saved in the Personal Audio Zone interface (Area A). You can always select your saved custom sound effect preset to effortlessly adapt to different moods and driving scenarios.
Step 6: X10 Android head unit supports saving more than 10 custom sound effect presets, allowing you to save specific sound presets according to your preferences.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Master Setting 】
24.3.1 Crossover Adjustment
The Crossover Adjustment interface supports real-time frequency response curve display and audio parameter adjustment. The specific features are as follows:
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1.Real-Time Frequency Response Curve Display (Area 4):
The graphical interface dynamically reflects adjustment effects, intuitively presenting changes in audio.
2. Multi-Channel Output and Multi-Way Crossover Output Available(Area 1):
In the X10 Android head unit, the configuration of audio channels and crossover design directly affect sound quality and sound field effects. The following is a detailed introduction to 4.2 channels, Bi-amping, and Tri-amping:
a. 4.2 Channels
The 4.2-channel system refers to an audio setup with four main channels (FL=Front Left, FR=Front Right, RL=Rear Left, RR=Rear Right) and two subwoofers (SUBW R=Subwoofer Right & SUBW L=Subwoofer Left) channels (typically used for subwoofers). Key features include:
(1)Multi-channel surround stereo sound for immersive audio;
(2)Independent bass output for enhanced low-frequency performance;
(3)Adjustable crossover point and slope (e.g., 6/12/24/36/48 dB/oct) per channel.
Special Note:
The X10 Android head unit features a built-in DSP module that provides 10 independent speaker channels, enabling true 7.1.2 surround sound without the need for an external processor. Additionally, it is equipped with 6 RCA outputs, allowing installers to customize the setup according to your audio system requirements.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
The subwoofer output on the X10 does not provide stereo sound. Is this normal?
Answer:
The subwoofer outputs on the X10 are typically mono signals. This means that using a single subwoofer channel will not result in any loss of the low-frequency audio signal.
Although the subwoofer outputs are labeled as left (L) and right (R), standard subwoofers handle mono low-frequency effects, so there is no distinct stereo separation in the subwoofer output. This is normal by design.
For installations using a single subwoofer, both the left and right subwoofer outputs can be combined into one RCA connector without losing any part of the subwoofer signal. This can be achieved by using a Y-splitter or a similar adapter that merges the two channels for single-subwoofer configurations.
b.Bi-amping (Dual Amplifier Drive)
Bi-amping refers to the use of two independent amplifiers to drive different driver units within each speaker system, including tweeters (FR TW = Front Right Tweeter & FL TW = Front Left Tweeter) and mid-woofers (FR MID WF = Front Right Mid-Woofer & FL MID WF = Front Left Mid-Woofer), thereby optimizing frequency band allocation and sound quality. Key features include:
1)Independent Crossover Settings
• The system supports independent adjustment of the crossover points for tweeters and mid-woofers, slope tuning, and the through mode.
2) Reduced Intermodulation Distortion
• By driving the tweeters and mid-woofers separately, the system maximizes the reduction of signal interference as well as energy loss, resulting in purer and clearer sound. Ideal for users focused on high-fidelity audio performance.
c. Tri-amping (Triple Amplifier Drive)
Tri-amping refers to the use of three independent power amplifiers to drive different driver units of each speaker system, including tweeter (FR TW = Front Right Tweeter & FL TW = Front Left Tweeter), midrange (FR MID = Front Right Midrange & FL MID = Front Left Midrange), and woofer (FR WF = Front Right Woofer & FL WF = Front Left Woofer), enabling extreme crossover precision and dynamic performance. Key features include:
1) Independent Crossover Settings
• The system supports independent adjustment of the crossover points for tweeters, midrange, and woofers, as well as slope tuning and through mode.
2) Reduced Intermodulation Distortion
• By driving the tweeters, midrange, and woofers separately, the system maximizes the reduction of signal interference as well as energy loss, resulting in purer and clearer sound.
•Professional Tuning Flexibility: Offers expansive soundstage capabilities and detailed sound reproduction, catering to high-end audio systems and professional tuning enthusiasts.
3.High Pass/Low Pass Frequency Adjustment (Area 3)
The High Pass and Low Pass Frequency adjustments allow users to configure these parameters and precisely control the frequency range delivered to each speaker unit, optimizing the overall sound performance and extending the lifespan of the speakers. Key Benefits:
(1)Enhances sound clarity and separation;
(2)Reduces frequency overlap and energy loss, avoiding interference between
speaker units;
(3)Enables personalized sound tuning to suit different speaker configurations and
in-car acoustic environments.
a.High Pass Frequency (Typical Range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz)
Function: Allows users to set the cutoff frequency of the high-pass filter, so that only audio signals above the specified frequency are passed to the speaker, while signals below that frequency are attenuated or filtered out.
Application: Mainly used to protect midrange and tweeter speakers, preventing low-frequency signals from being input and causing distortion or damage; commonly used for front door speakers or tweeter units. Adjustable Parameters:
(1)Crossover Point: Common values include 100Hz, 150Hz, 200Hz, etc.
(2)Slope: Options like 12dB/oct, 24dB/oct, etc., determine how quickly the
signal attenuates.
b.Low Pass Frequency: Typical Range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz)
Function: Allows users to set the cutoff frequency of the low-pass filter so that only audio signals below the set frequency are sent to the speakers, especially subwoofers, while signals above that frequency are attenuated or filtered out.
Typical Application: Ensures that woofers or subwoofers only play low-frequency ranges, reducing high-frequency noise and enhancing bass performance. Adjustable Parameters:
(1)Crossover Point: Common settings include 80Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, etc.
(2)Slope: Available options such as 12dB/oct, 24dB/oct, etc.
4. Slope and Through Adjustment (Area 3)
In the crossover adjustment interface of the X10 Android head unit, Slope and Through adjustment functions allow users to fine-tune how audio signals are distributed. These parameters directly influence the signal attenuation rate and whether the crossover is bypassed, playing a key role in achieving high-fidelity sound tuning.
a.Slope Adjustment
Definition: Refers to the rate of signal attenuation after the crossover point, typically measured in decibels per octave (dB/oct).
Common Settings: 6dB/oct, 12dB/oct, 18dB/oct, 24dB/oct, 36dB/oct, 48dB/oct.
Functionality:
(1)A higher slope value (e.g., 24dB/oct or more) means faster frequency attenuation after the crossover point, which helps reduce frequency overlap and intermodulation distortion.
(2)A lower slope value offers a smoother transition between frequency bands, ideal for more natural sound blending.
Through Mode
Definition: In this mode, the signal bypasses the high-pass or low-pass filter, meaning no crossover is applied and the full frequency range is sent directly to the speaker.
Use Cases:
Ideal when an external DSP or amplifier has already handled the crossover;
Suitable for testing or full-range speaker outputs;
Provides maximum system flexibility and compatibility.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Equalizer (EQ) App > Master > Crossover
It is recommended that you play music in the background while performing the following settings to achieve a sound effect that better meets your needs.
Step 1: Select the audio output channel
You can select the 4.2-channel, Bi-amping, or Tri-amping audio output mode from the menu on the left side of the interface.
Step 2: Select the speaker unit
On the car schematic diagram in the interface, click to select the speaker unit you want to adjust
Step 3: Set frequency parameters for the speaker channel as needed
(1) In 4.2-channel mode, you can adjust the high-pass and low-pass filter frequencies, slopes, and enable or disable the through mode.
(2) In Bi-amping, and Tri-amping modes, you can adjust the crossover frequency, low-pass filter frequency, slope, and the through (Through) mode. "Through" mode typically means disabling the crossover filter for that channel—that is, the crossover function is not enabled for that channel, and the signal will be output as full-range without passing through either the high-pass or low-pass filter.
Step 4: Fine-Tune and Evaluate
After each parameter adjustment, play familiar music or test tracks to evaluate the crossover effect until satisfied.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Field Adjustment-2 】
24.3.2 Reverb Adjustment
The Reverb effect simulates the effect of sound reflections and delays in space, making the audio more spacious and realistic, thereby enhancing the overall listening experience. This feature is suitable for various music styles and driving scenarios, providing users with a richer and more immersive in-car audio environment. Reverb Adjustment refers to the control and fine-tuning of "reverb effects" via the Phase Adjustment and Audio Depth & Spaciousness Intensity Adjustment in the Reverb Adjustment interface.
1) Phase Adjustment
Function : The phase adjustment function is used to set the phase polarity of speaker signals to improve synchronization between speakers, reduce low-frequency loss and soundstage shift caused by phase cancellation. It is especially suitable for systems with external amplifiers, subwoofers, or customized audio upgrades. Key Features:
(1) Improves sound localization and enhances the sense of presence.
(2) Reduces sound quality degradation caused by phase interference.
(3) Enhances overall coherence in multi-speaker systems.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Equalizer (EQ) App > Master > Reverb
·On the Reverb Adjustment interface
Step 1: Tap the “Phase” icon to enable phase adjustment.
Step 2: Gradually adjust the Phase Value (ranging from 0 to 10) using the Phase Adjustment Slider (Area A). Listen to the adjustment effects in real time and choose the appropriate parameters based on personal preference.
Step 3: After finishing the adjustment, apply the current settings.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Reverb Adjustment-1 】
2)Audio Depth and Spaciousness Intensity Adjustment
Function: It is used to adjust the depth and spaciousness of sound, simulating reflections and diffusion in different environments to enhance musical expression, making the audio more three-dimensional, natural, and immersive. Key Features:
(1) Enhances the spatial expression of music;
(2) Delivers a more immersive in-car soundstage experience;
(3) Allows flexible adjustment based on different music styles (e.g., classical, hall, cinema).
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Equalizer (EQ) App > Master > Reverb
·On the Reverb Adjustment interface
Step1: Gradually adjust the Audio Depth and Spaciousness Intensity value (the intensity values range from 0 to 10) using the Reverb Adjustment Slider (Area B) to enhance audio depth and spaciousness.
Step2: Listen to the adjustment effects in real time and choose the appropriate parameters based on personal preference.
Step3: After finishing the adjustment, apply the current settings.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Reverb Adjustment-2】
24.3.3 Delay Adjustment
Delay Adjustment is an essential feature in car audio tuning, used to compensate for the physical distance differences between each speaker and the driver’s ears. By adding slight delays to the speakers that are closer, it ensures that sound from all speakers reaches the listening position at the same time, thereby achieving centered imaging, enhanced stereo depth, and precise soundstage localization. Specific features include:
1. Specific Functions of Delay
(1) Compensates for distance differences between speakers;
(2) Focuses sound on the driver’s seat or a designated listening position;
(3) Improves left-right channel balance and front-rear depth;
(4) Enhances overall listening immersion and realism.
2. Delay Unit Explanation
1)Delay Unit: Delay settings are measured in milliseconds (ms), with a common adjustment range from 0 to 8 milliseconds.
2) Distance Unit: Adjustment can also be made in “centimeters” or “inches,” typically ranging from 0 to 272 centimeters (0 to 107 inches). The system will automatically convert the distance to the corresponding delay time (note: sound speed is about 340 meters/second, so 1 ms ≈ 34 cm).
3. Typical Application Example
For example, if the distance from the driver’s ear to the left front speaker is 1 meter, and to the right front speaker is 1.5 meters, you can add the corresponding delay (1.5-1=0.5 meters, approximately 1.5 ms) to the right front speaker to ensure that sound from both sides reaches the listener’s ears simultaneously.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Equalizer (EQ) App > Master > Delay
It is recommended to adjust while playing music, for real-time results that best match individual preferences.
Step1: Select Speaker Channel
Enter the delay adjustment menu, and click on the speaker you wish to adjust on the vehicle diagram (such as front left, front right, rear left, rear right, subwoofer, etc.). Each speaker can be set independently.
Step 2 : Choose Distance Unit
Click the “centimeters” or “inches” icon to select your preferred unit.
Step 3. Adjust Delay Distance
Use the [+] and [–] buttons for fine adjustments, or slide the bar for stepless tuning. The system will automatically convert the distance into the corresponding delay (milliseconds).
Step 4: Achieve Ideal Listening Experience
Listen while making small adjustments until you reach your ideal sound effect, ensuring the listening experience is tailored to your personal preferences.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Delay Adjustment 】
24.3.4 Audio Output Adjustment
The "Audio Output" function in the "Master Setting" of the X10 Android head unit enables users to perform personalized and precise adjustments to the vehicle's audio system output for optimal listening experience.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Equalizer (EQ) App > Master > Audio Output
·On the Audio Output Adjustment interface
Step1: Tap the “Forward”/“Reverse” icon (Area A) to instantly toggle and select the focus direction of the sound field.
• Forward: moves the sound focus toward the front of the vehicle’s cabin, ideal for the driver and front passengers.
• Reverse: moves the sound focus to the rear of the vehicle’s cabin, suited for backseat passengers.
Step 2: Select Speaker Channel
Click/switch to the target speaker channel.
Step3: Slide from 0 (no attenuation, full volume output) to -20 (maximum attenuation) to adjust the volume output via the slider(Area B).
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Audio Output Adjustment 】
24.3.5 Stereo Adjustment
The Stereo Adjustment function allows personalized tuning of the stereo sound field through various audio parameter adjustments to match your preference for stereo effects. Its core modules include Frequency, Through/TG (Through Gain), Low Pass/LG (Low Pass Gain), High Pass/HG (High Pass Gain), and Mix/MG (Mixing Gain).
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Equalizer (EQ) App > Master > Stereo
·On the Stereo Adjustment interface
Step1: Tap the “Open” icon to enable stereo adjustment function.
Step2: Gradually adjust the values of the modules, including Frequency, Through - TG (Through Gain), Low Pass - LG (Low Pass Gain), High Pass - HG (High Pass Gain), and Mix - MG (Mixing Gain), via the slider to achieve an optimal stereo sound effect.
Note: Tap the “Default” icon to restore the default stereo sound effect.
·Module and Gradual Adjustment Goal
·Frequency: Enhance clarity and balance
·Through/TG: Controls the gain intensity of the channel signal
·Low Pass/LG:Cut/restore highs, avoid harshness
·High Pass/HG:Enhances high-frequency performance and reduces low-frequency noise
·Mix/MG: Set desired stereo effect strength
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Stereo Adjustment 】
24.3.6 Bass Boost Adjustment
The Bass Boost Adjustment function is specifically designed to enhance the low-frequency range in music, thereby improving the bass performance of the audio system. By applying precise gain to low frequencies, it delivers fuller, more impactful sound, significantly elevating the music listening experience. With proper adjustment, Bass Boost can be tailored to different audio sources and personal preferences, creating an ideal auditory atmosphere.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Bass Boost Adjustment 】
Operation Steps:
·On the Stereo Adjustment interface
Step1: Tap to select the frequency range (OFF, ≤54Hz, ≤68Hz, ≤86Hz, ≤108Hz, ≤134Hz, ≤172Hz, ≤214Hz);
Step2: Gradually adjust the boost level (0-12) to achieve the optimal
bass sound effect.
Common Usage Issue
Issue
We understand that after installing an additional amplifier and configuring an active crossover system, you encountered the following issues:
1. The “Finish” button in the EQ/DSP settings cannot be used or disappears, preventing your settings from being saved.
2. After a factory reset, the settings can only be saved once, and then the issue reappears.
3. In bi-amp (2-way) mode, the Tweeter can be selected but adjustments do not seem to take effect.
4. Adjusting crossover settings (such as midrange filters) may cause the Tweeter to stop producing sound.
5. It appears that the system may not be operating as expected in active crossover mode.
Cause Analysis
There are two separate causes behind these symptoms:
1. DSP Settings Not Saving (Software Issue)
This issue is caused by a known firmware-related bug.
It may result in:
* The “Finish” button becoming unresponsive or disappearing
* DSP/EQ settings not being saved properly
* Temporary recovery after factory reset, but the issue returns afterward
2. Unexpected Audio Behavior (Configuration Issue)
This is related to the selected crossover mode.
The X10 DSP system supports multiple modes, and each mode has different adjustment capabilities:
* 2-way (Bi-amp) mode:
Supports adjustment of Tweeter and Subwoofer only.
Midrange settings are not active.
* 3-way mode:
Supports independent adjustment of Tweeter, Midrange, and Woofer.
* 4.2 mode:
Tweeter adjustment is not available.
If the system is set to 2-way mode, attempting to adjust midrange settings may lead to:
* No effect on sound
* Tweeter output becoming muted (due to frequency filtering)
* Confusion about whether the system is functioning correctly
Solution
1. Fix the “Finish” Button / Saving Issue
Please update your X10 unit to the latest firmware version.
After the update:
* The “Finish” button will function normally
* DSP/EQ settings can be saved consistently
* The issue will be fully resolved
2. Use the Correct Crossover Mode
If you are running a multi-speaker active system (Tweeter + Midrange + Woofer):
Please switch to 3-way mode.
This will allow:
* Independent control of each speaker type
* Proper crossover configuration
* Correct sound output without signal conflicts
3. Important Notes for Bi-amp (2-way) Mode
If you remain in 2-way mode:
* Only Tweeter and Subwoofer can be adjusted
* Midrange settings will not take effect
* Incorrect adjustments may cause loss of sound in certain channels
Summary
* The DSP saving issue is caused by a firmware bug and can be resolved by updating the system.
* In 2-way (bi-amp) mode, only Tweeter and Subwoofer can be adjusted.
* To adjust Midrange speakers independently, you must switch to 3-way mode.
* Choosing the correct crossover mode is essential to ensure proper system performance and avoid incorrect audio output.
Friendly Reminder
When configuring an active audio system, selecting the appropriate crossover mode (such as 3-way mode) will help ensure that each speaker receives the correct frequency range and performs as expected.
2.Issue:
What sampling rate is supported by the built-in music player on the X10?
Solution:
The built-in music player on the X10 supports decoding of audio files with sampling rates of up to 192kHz.
However, during actual audio output, the system resamples the audio signal to 48kHz before output.
This means that even when playing high-sampling-rate audio files, such as 96kHz or 192kHz, the final output will be converted to a 48kHz sampling rate format.
Note:
About the X10 Speed Compensated Volume
According to our engineers, the Speed Compensated Volume function of the X10 head unit becomes effective when the vehicle speed reaches 20 km/h or above.
Chapter 25 DVR (Dual Camera Input & FCAM + RCAM)
The X10 Android head unit supports multi-channel camera input, mainly including D-DVR (Dual-channel Dash Cam), FCAM (Front View Camera), and RCAM (Rear View Camera), with the following features:
(1) D-DVR (Dual-channel Dash Cam): Capable of simultaneously recording both front and rear road conditions, integrated with GPS route tracking and G-sensor collision locking functions, effectively enhancing driving safety and accident evidence collection.
(2) FCAM (Front View Camera): Captures real-time images in front of the vehicle to assist with driving and parking maneuvers.
(3) RCAM (Rear View Camera): Provides a rear view of the vehicle, facilitating reversing and parking assistance.
(4) Enhance Safe Driving: With these camera signals, the X10 Android head unit can realize real-time video display, multi-channel image switching, and video recording functions, greatly enhancing the intelligence and safety of vehicle driving.
Note: This function requires the use of officially designated camera models (ATOTO AC-FHD02DV and AC-FHD02LR accessories).
25.1 D-DVR (Dual-Channel Dash Cam)
D-DVR function supports simultaneous connection and video recording with front and rear cameras, enabling all-time, dual-view driving footage.
Regarding the Functions of the Dual-Channel Dash Cam: (the front recording extension cable length is 3.5 meters, and the rear recording extension cable length is 8 meters.)
The X10 Android head unit supports both front and rear camera inputs. By connecting our AC-FHDO2DV and AC-FHDO2LR (sold separately), you can enjoy a range of high-definition features:
(1) Dual-Channel Recording Input: Simultaneous connection to front and rear cameras with continuous driving video recording. (Real-time 1080P HD Video Recording: Both front and rear cameras can record in real-time, with video resolution adjustable to 1080P, 720P, or 480P through the settings menu.)
(2) Front / Rear / Dual Views: Supports displaying front camera feed / rear camera feed / simultaneous dual-camera feeds on the head unit screen while driving.
(3)Video GPS Track Playback: Through video playback, you can accurately view the driving route and specific locations.
Note: The On the X10 D-DVR app, the speed and latitude/longitude information displayed on the right side of the screen cannot be recorded into the video. The system supports displaying the driving trajectory only and does not embed speed or GPS coordinate data into the video recordings.
(4) Collision Wake-up Function/Emergency Video Lock (Based on Built-in G-Sensor): When the device detects a sudden change in gravity (such as a collision), it automatically identifies and locks the video as an "event". You can also manually lock videos to save important moments. These locked videos are not overwritten and can be exported for permanent storage.
(5) Parking Monitoring Function (Based on Built-in G-Sensor): When a sudden collision or bump is detected, the X10 will start up within seconds to capture and lock a 30-second video clip, ensuring important footage is not overwritten. This feature makes it a reliable witness to accidents even when you are not present at the scene. You can adjust the collision sensitivity in the settings.
Note:
When the parking monitoring function on the X10 is triggered, the system requires some time to start up. Since recording cannot begin until the system has fully started, footage prior to the parking monitoring trigger cannot be recorded. This is normal behavior.
Additional Notes:
The G-Sensor (gravity sensor) of the X10 head unit is built into the device.
1. G-Sensor Function When the Vehicle Is Turned Off (Standby State):
When the vehicle is turned off and in standby mode, if the vehicle experiences a collision or vibration, the G-Sensor will automatically trigger recording.
It is recommended to set the G-Sensor sensitivity to High while parked to improve detection reliability.
2. Recording Trigger Conditions While the Vehicle Is Parked:
When the vehicle is parked and the head unit is turned off, if a collision is detected, the G-Sensor will automatically trigger recording and generate a 30-second locked video.
This function does not depend on whether the device has a built-in battery or other continuous power source.
(6) Power Failure Protection: In the event of accidental power failure (limited to ACC power interruption, not including B+ power interruption), the X10 ensures video recording is still saved and protected.
(7) Auto Start & Loop Recording: When a USB drive (not included) is inserted into the DVR-dedicated Recording Storage Cable’s USB port of the X10, the camera will automatically start recording and loop recording. (Note: The USB drive must be formatted before first use. If recording fails, try reformatting the USB drive and insert it again.)
(8) Anti-glare (Strong Light Suppression): In bright light conditions, such as facing sunlight or under bright street lighting at night, the dashboard camera can still clearly capture key details (like license plate information) to ensure robust evidence.
(9) Wide-angle View: The front camera has a 136° viewing angle, while the rear camera has a 140° viewing angle.
(10) Night Vision: The device can capture maximum details in low-light environments, ensuring clarity for license plates, roadside signs, and garage guidance.
(11) P67 Waterproof Rating: The rear camera features excellent waterproof performance, able to withstand immersion in up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes, easily resisting heavy rain and snow.
(12) Real-time Rear View Functionality: When reversing, the rear view image automatically activates when the gear is shifted to R. You can choose to use the recorder as a rear view in the settings.
(13) Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): Effectively enhances camera performance in strong light and backlight environments, capturing more details.
Required Accessory:
Achieve the D-DVR function requires the ATOTO AC-FHD02DV Front Recording Camera (Sold Separately) and AC-FHD02LR Rear Recording Camera(Sold Separately) . (Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party cameras)
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed D-DVR application, which is specifically designed for connecting and managing a driving video recorder (DVR). With this app, users can preview and record real-time video footage from front and rear cameras on the X10 Android head unit’s display, as well as play back recorded videos, enabling more convenient driving safety management and video monitoring.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Understanding Camera and D-DVR Application Usage
Refer to the separate ATOTO AC-FHD02DV and AC-FHD02LR User Manual on the Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details, including detailed
instructions for installation, connection, and D-DVR app usage. (Navigation Path:
Navigate to Eproductcare > More > On-Dash Cameras > AC-FHD02DV/AC-FHD02LR).
Step 2: Connect to the USB Drive
Insert the original USB1 recording storage cable of the X10 Android head unit into the USB1 port of the head unit. Then insert the USB drive into the USB interface of the USB1 recording storage cable to trigger the camera's automatic recording.
Important Note:
USB1 is dedicated to recording storage only, while USB2 supports general external storage functions. Unlike USB2, USB1 cannot be used to read music or video files from a USB drive.
Note:
(1)If the USB drive is not formatted, a prompt will appear indicating that it needs to be formatted for D-DVR use. Recording won't work without formatting.
(2)Ensure you back up the contents of the USB drive before formatting. Tap "Confirm" to format or "Cancel" to stop.
Step 3: View the Video Footage
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > D-DVR App
Tap the
D-DVR App icon to view the video footage from the front and rear recording cameras.
Step 4: Switch Between Single Camera/Dual Camera Views
1)Double-tap the screen at the Left Side to toggle between single front recording camera view and dual camera views.
2)Double-tap the screen at the Right Side to toggle between single rear recording camera view and dual camera views.
Note:
It is possible to change the main display of the D-DVR app from the front view to the rear view.
To do this, double-tap the screen to switch between dual-view mode and single-view mode. When both camera views are displayed in dual-view mode, double-tap the rear-view screen area to set the rear view as the main display.
Step 5: DVR Settings(Configure According to Specific Video Recording Requirements)
Navigate to the Settings in the interface, tap to open the on the settings menu
1)G-Sensor Settings: Tap to adjust sensitivity (Low, Medium, High) or turn off the G-Sensor.
2)Parking Monitor Settings: Tap to turn on or turn off the Parking Monitor
3)Pixel Settings: Tap to select video quality: 480p, 720p, or 1080p.
4) Unit Setting: Tap to select speed unit: kilometers per hour (km/h) or miles per hour (mph).
5) Loop Time Settings: Tap to set loop recording duration (1/3/5 minutes)
6) Format USB: Tap the "Confirm" button to erase the USB drive and prepare it for new DVR recordings.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the DVR Settings】
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the DVR Settings-1 】
Step 6: Review Historical Recordings
1)Tap the "List icon" to access recordings, select videos/images, and view comprehensive details - including front/rear driving views, vehicle trajectory, GPS location, and timestamps - all within a single interface.
2) Tap the "right arrow icon" on the right side to collapse the map view. Tap the "left arrow icon" to display the map view.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the DVR Settings-3】
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
A customer reported that when attempting to connect the D-DVR camera in the SS Hub app, tapping “Tap to Connect” fails to establish a connection. The message “Device is not responding / may be offline” appears.
However, the device itself is connected to the SIM network, and the D-DVR can record normally, but the remote live view function cannot be used.
Solution:
To resolve the issue of remote viewing not working, it is recommended to download and install the four required service components via FindApps (as shown in the attached image).
An operation guide video is also provided for reference. After following these steps, the customer successfully connected to the camera remotely and restored the remote viewing function.
Operation video for reference:
2.Issue:
How to use the remote camera control feature on the new version of the X10?
Solution:
Operation Steps:
Step 1:
Update the system on your X10 head unit to the latest version.
Step 2:
Open FindApps and update it to the latest version.
Within FindApps, locate “In-car Voice Assistant”, then click “Open” under DriveChat to enter.
Step 3:
Exit this page, then find and open the DriveChat app on the head unit.
Step 4:
Install and open the SSHub app on your smartphone. Use it to scan the QR code and log in to your DriveChat account.
Step 5:
On your smartphone, go to the “Camera Control” section and tap “Tap to connect” to remotely view the camera feed.
3.Issue:
Does the USB port on the X10 head unit support charging? Does it support fast charging?
Solution:
The USB port supports device charging, but it does not support fast-charging protocols.
However, it can provide a maximum charging current of up to 2A, which allows it to charge smartphones and other devices.
Common Usage Issue
Regarding the issue where the dash cam image occasionally shows “snow-like” static (black and white noise) or becomes unstable, we understand how this can affect your experience. Based on similar cases, this issue is often related to the USB storage device (used for recording) rather than the camera itself.
Why this issue may happen:
The recording system works by capturing video through the camera and continuously writing the data to the USB drive. If the USB drive has any of the following conditions:
·File system errors
·Corrupted data
·Unstable or slow read/write performance
it may cause abnormal video output, such as:
·Snow-like or noisy image
·Flickering or unstable display
·Occasional recovery after restarting the vehicle
This is why the issue may temporarily disappear after restarting, but return again later.
Recommended solution:
We kindly suggest the following steps:
1.Format the USB drive using a computer
·Please connect the USB drive to your computer and format it (FAT32 is recommended).
·This will clear any corrupted data and rebuild a stable file system.
2.Reinsert the USB drive into the X10 unit
After formatting, insert it back into the head unit and test again.
Additional suggestions (if needed):
If the issue still persists after formatting, you may try:
·Using a different USB drive to test
·Checking that the USB connection is secure and not loose
Summary:
In most cases, this type of image noise is caused by storage-related issues rather than a hardware fault in the camera. Formatting the USB drive can effectively resolve the problem by restoring proper read/write performance
4.Issue:
When using a USB drive for DVR recording, the system prompts for formatting every time the USB drive is reinserted after removal. The user wants to reconnect the USB drive without losing stored data.
Solution:
This issue usually occurs when the USB drive is removed while recording is still in progress. Please follow the steps below:
Proper Operation Steps
1. Before removing the USB drive (Important)
Before unplugging the USB drive, enter one of the following:
·DVR Settings page
·Playback page
This will automatically stop the recording.
Remove after recording stops
Once recording has stopped, safely remove the USB drive. This ensures the data is preserved.
When reinserting the USB drive
First enter the DVR recording interface, then insert the USB drive.
✔ Insert in DVR page → No format prompt
✖ Insert on other pages → Format prompt may appear
Summary:
Stop recording before removing the USB drive, and insert it again while in the DVR page to avoid formatting prompts and preserve data.
5.Issue:
Why does recording pause?
Solution:
On the X10, recording will automatically pause when accessing:
·The DVR file list (recording list)
·The DVR settings page
This is normal behavior, as the system temporarily pauses recording to access files or adjust settings.
Summary:
Recording pauses when entering the DVR file list or settings. This is normal and recording will resume after exiting those pages.
6.Issue:
How do you activate the rear camera recording on the X10 while driving?
Solution:
The rear camera recording on the X10 does not require manual activation. Please follow the guidance below:
1.Make sure the D-DVR application has been opened at least once and is allowed to run in the background.
2.Once the D-DVR app is running in the background, the AC-FHD02LR rear camera will automatically start recording when the vehicle is in use.
3.No manual operation or button press is required to start recording during driving.
If recording does not occur, please check the following:
1)Ensure a storage device (such as a USB drive) is properly connected.
2)Verify that the camera cable is securely connected.
3) Confirm that the D-DVR application is running normally.
Summary:
On the X10, rear camera recording starts automatically when the D-DVR app is running in the background. There is no need to manually activate recording while driving. If recording does not start, check the storage device, camera connection, and D-DVR app status.
7.Issue:
How to adjust the parking guidelines on the X10?
Solution:
After successfully updating the system on your X10 head unit, please follow the steps below to adjust the parking guidelines:
1.Start your vehicle and make sure the head unit is powered on normally after the system update.
2.Shift the vehicle into reverse gear (R). The head unit will automatically switch to display the rearview camera image.
3.Once the rearview image appears, press and hold anywhere on the screen to enter the parking guidelines adjustment interface, where you can adjust the guidelines as needed.
Summary:
Parking guidelines on the X10 can be adjusted by entering reverse gear and long-pressing the rearview screen to access the adjustment interface.
8.Issue:
The X10 Android head unit displays a “Format USB drive for D-DVR SD card” error message each time the vehicle is turned off and restarted.
The user has installed both front and rear DVR cameras. Even after formatting, the files remain on the SD card, and the error message continues to appear.
Solution:
If the X10 shows an SD card or formatting error related to the D-DVR function, please check the following:
1.Confirm Whether B+ Power Is Interrupted
Check if the B+ power supply is disconnected each time the vehicle is turned off and restarted. Frequent B+ interruptions may affect SD card recognition.
2.Check the SD Card Reader Compatibility
Try replacing the SD card reader with another model, and confirm the SD card type, brand, and specifications being used.
In reported cases, the issue was resolved after replacing the SD card reader.
The user originally used a SABRENT SD card reader, which showed compatibility issues. After replacing it with a MOGOOD SD reader, the problem was resolved successfully.
If similar issues occur, it is recommended to prioritize checking SD card reader compatibility.
Summary:
If the X10 Android head unit repeatedly shows a D-DVR SD card formatting error, check whether the B+ power is being interrupted and verify SD card reader compatibility. In some cases, replacing incompatible SD card readers (such as SABRENT) with a compatible model (such as MOGOOD) can resolve the issue.
9.Issue:
Will connecting a 500GB to 1TB external USB storage device to the X10 head unit slow down the startup time of the navigation system or overall system performance?
Solution:
Yes, connecting an external USB storage device with a capacity of 500GB to 1TB may have some impact, especially during system startup.
This is because the system needs additional time to read and index the contents stored on large-capacity storage devices, which may slightly increase startup time and affect overall system responsiveness.
If system speed and performance are a priority, it is recommended to use a high-quality USB storage device with fast read and write speeds to help reduce performance impact.
Summary:
Using a large-capacity USB storage device (500GB–1TB) on the X10 may slightly slow down startup time and system performance, particularly during boot. Choosing a high-speed, high-quality USB device can help minimize this effect.
Note:
If the vehicle is turned off during navigation, the navigation route in progress will not be saved. After restarting the vehicle, the route will need to be set again.
25.2 FCAM (Front View Camera)
The FCAM function displays real-time front road views, eliminating frontal blind spots to enhance safety during narrow-road driving, parking, and complex maneuvers—helping drivers avoid obstacles and collisions.
Required Accessory:
Achieve the FCAM function requires the ATOTO AC-FHD02DV Front Recording Camera (Sold Separately). (Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party recording cameras)
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed FCAM application for displaying real-time front view when connected with the ATOTO AC-FHD02DV (sold separately).
Special Note:
It is not recommended to install the AC-FHD02DV front recording camera on the front bumper of the vehicle. The reasons are as follows:
1.The front camera is not waterproof. While the rear camera has an IP67 waterproof rating, the front camera does not include waterproof protection and is not suitable for external installation.
2.The viewing angle at the bumper position would not be appropriate. The front camera is designed to be installed on the inside of the windshield to achieve the proper recording angle.
3.If installation at the exterior front position is required, it is recommended to use a rear camera model instead and adjust the image orientation through the mirror setting in the software to meet the usage needs.
Operation Step
Step 1: Understanding the AC-FHD02DV Camera Details
Refer to the separate ATOTO AC-FHD02DV User Manual on the Eproductcare
website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details.
(Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > On-Dash Cameras > AC-FHD02DV)
Step 2: Preview the Front View
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > FCAM App
Tap the
FCAM App icon to preview the real-time front view of the vehicle from the connected AC-FHD02DV on the X10 Android head unit’s screen.
(AC-FHD02DV Front Recording Camera)
25.3 RCAM (Rear View Camera)
The RCAM function displays real-time views of the road behind the vehicle, eliminating rear blind spots to enhance safety and convenience during parking and reversing maneuvers.
Required Accessory:
Achieve the RCAM function requires the ATOTO AC-FHD02LR Rear Recording Camera (Sold Separately). (Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party recording cameras)
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed RCAM application for displaying real-time rear view when paired with the ATOTO AC-FHD02LR (sold separately).
Operation Step
Step 1: Understanding the AC-FHD02LR Camera Details
Refer to the separate ATOTO AC-FHD02LR User Manual on the Eproductcare
website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details.
(Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > Backup Camera > AC-FHD02LR)
Step2: Preview the Rear View
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > RCAM App
Tap the
RCAM App icon to preview the real-time rear view of the vehicle from the connected AC-FHD02LR on the X10 Android head unit’s screen.
(AC-FHD02LR Rear Recording Camera)
Common Usage Issue
Issue 1: Why Doesn't the Head Unit Automatically Switch to the Backup Camera View When Reverse Gear Is Engaged?
Possible Causes and Solutions
1. Check the Reverse Trigger Wire Connection
Verify that the camera's reverse trigger wire is properly connected to the vehicle's reverse light wire.
2. Check the Reverse Trigger Wire Connection at the Head Unit
Verify that the pink reverse trigger wire on the camera extension harness is properly connected to the reverse trigger wire on the head unit's power harness.
3. Check the Head Unit's Reverse Detection Function
·Temporarily connect the head unit's reverse trigger wire to the ACC power wire for testing.
·Under normal conditions, the head unit should immediately enter reverse camera mode.
·If the head unit does not enter reverse mode, the reverse trigger circuit of the head unit may be faulty.
Issue 2: The Head Unit Enters Reverse Mode, but No Camera Image Is Displayed
Possible Causes and Solutions
1. Check the Camera Power Supply
·Verify that the camera power wire is connected correctly.
·Ensure the camera receives power properly when reverse gear is engaged.
2. Verify the Camera Power Wiring Method
·Some camera models are powered through the red power wire on the extension cable, which must be connected to an ACC power source.
·Other camera models are powered directly by the vehicle's reverse light circuit.
·Please refer to the specific camera model's wiring requirements.
3. Check the Video Cable Connection
·Verify that the RCA video connector is securely connected.
·Ensure the video cable is connected to the correct video input port.
Issue 3: Why Does the Backup Camera View Frequently Switch On and Off, Flicker, or Display Intermittently?
Possible Causes and Solutions
1. Check the Cable Connections
Inspect the video extension cable and all connectors for loose connections or poor contact.
2. Check the Stability of the Reverse Light Power Supply
·On some vehicles, the reverse light circuit may provide unstable voltage.
·Temporarily connect the camera power wire to a constant B+ power source for testing.
·If the issue disappears, adding a relay and/or power filter is recommended to improve power stability.
3. Check Video Signal Format Compatibility
Verify that the camera's video output format is compatible with the formats supported by the head unit.
4. Test the Head Unit's Backup Camera Video Input
·Disconnect the reverse trigger wire from the head unit.
·Keep the camera powered normally.
·Connect the camera's RCA video output to another video input on the head unit, such as the Front Camera input or AUX Video input.
·If the image displays normally through another video input, the backup camera video input circuit on the head unit may be faulty.
Chapter 26 WRC App
WRC App is a pre-installed wireless rear camera application in the X10 Android head unit, designed to receive and display real-time video from wireless front, rear, left or right side view cameras. It helps drivers gain full awareness of their vehicle’s surroundings, significantly enhancing driving safety. Utilizing direct Wi-Fi transmission, the app eliminates the need for traditional video cables, enabling easy viewing of multi-angle camera feeds and reverse images directly on the head unit screen. This greatly simplifies installation and improves operational flexibility. Key Features:
(1)Wireless Video Reception: Receives high-definition video signals from wireless cameras via Wi-Fi, ensuring stable and smooth transmission.
(2)Multi-Angle View Support: Supports switching between front, rear, left, and right camera views, offering 360° visual coverage to fully monitor the driving environment and reduce blind spots.
(3)Video Display Mode Switching: Offers “Power Saving Mode” (automatically enters standby after 60 seconds of inactivity by default) and “Always On Mode” (continuous camera operation), allowing flexible adaptation to different usage scenarios.
(4)Multiple Wake-Up Methods: Allows users to wake up the camera view by tapping the screen, pressing the “Wake” button on the receiver box, or using voice commands via the DriveChat App (if installed).
(5)Reverse Assistance Function: Supports reverse camera view, parking guide lines, and angle calibration, improving parking convenience and safety.
(6)Flexible Installation Compatibility: Requires no video cable installation and is suitable for various vehicle types including sedans, pickups, SUVs, and mini RVs—ideal for vehicles with complex structures or difficult wiring conditions.
Required Accessory:
Achieve the WRC function requires the ATOTO WR2-12HDLR Wireless Rear View Camera (Sold Separately). (Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party recording cameras)
Note:The WR2-12HDLR wireless rear view camera kit includes the camera, a wireless video signal transmitter, and a wireless video signal receiver box, among other accessories.
Software:
The X10 comes with a pre-installed WRC application that displays real-time rear view when paired with the ATOTO WR2-12HDLR rear camera (sold separately).
Operation Step
Step 1: Understanding the WR2-12HDLR Wireless Rear View Camera Details
Refer to the separate ATOTO WR2-12HDLR User Manual on the Eproductcare
website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details.
(Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > 1080P Wireless Front/Rear
Camera > WR2-12HDLR)
Step 2: Preview Real-Time View
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > WRC App
Tap the
WRC App icon to preview the real-time view of the vehicle from the connected WR2-12HDLR on the X10 Android head unit’s screen.
Note: When using the wireless rear view camera to assist with reversing, please first wake up the camera and activate the power-saving reverse mode.
To do this, briefly press the pairing button once. The wireless rear view camera will wake up and enter power-saving reverse mode, automatically turning off after 90 seconds.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the WRC App interface.】
Chapter 27 TrackHU App (Built-in GPS Vehicle Tracking)
TrackHU is designed to simplify the way you locate your vehicle.It enables real-time tracking on a map, setting of alerts and geofences, access to historical data and analytics related to speed and distance, and provides 24/7 vehicle security.To activate it, simply enable GPS and network on your X10 Android head unit and scan the Android head unit’s QR code. The TrackHU Manager is used to access and manage comprehensive tracking information.
TrackHU App is a pre-installed application designed to simplify vehicle positioning. TrackHU App is primarily responsible for locating the vehicle and reporting its location, with two core functions as follows:
(1) Positioning: Utilizes the built-in GPS module of the vehicle system to obtain real-time geographic location information of the vehicle.
(2) Reporting: Sends the acquired location information to a designated remote server via the Android head unit’s mobile network (such as 4G) or Wi-Fi.
TrackHU App Functionality:
The TrackHU App (on the X10 Android head unit) does not support advanced features such as geofence setup, alarm rule configuration, or tracking strategy management. It functions solely as a data collection and upload tool, focusing on real-time positioning and information reporting.
To configure the following features, please use the TrackHU Manager Web Portal on your mobile phone:
(1) Real-time Tracking: View the real-time location of your vehicle with dynamic map display.
(2) Access Driving Data: View historical driving data and analytics related to speed and distance.
(3) Geo-Fencing: Set virtual boundaries and receive alerts when the vehicle enters or exits the designated area.
(4) Alarm Function: Receive instant alerts on your phone or Android head unit for abnormal events (e.g., vibrations).
(5) 24/7 Vehicle Security: Provides users with comprehensive and continuous vehicle monitoring and protection.
Add the Android Head Unit as a Trackable Device in TrackHU
To enable real-time location tracking and vehicle security features, you need to add the X10 Android head unit as a trackable device in the TrackHU Manager. This pairing process links your X10 to the TrackHU platform, allowing data synchronization, remote monitoring, and live tracking.
Prerequisites for Using TrackHU Functionality
(1) The TrackHU App is pre-installed or downloaded via the FindApps application on the X10 Android head unit.
(2) Ensure that both GPS and network (WiFi or Mobile Network) services are enabled on your X10 Android head unit to receive notifications via email and to access tracking data on the TrackHU Manager Website Portal from your smartphone. Location Services: Enabled in Settings > User Settings > Location.
(3) If the X10 Android head unit loses internet connectivity, tracking data will be temporarily stored locally and automatically uploaded to the server once the connection is restored.
(4) TrackHU is currently in the testing phase and may undergo updates. Please always refer to the X10 Android head unit interface and mobile app/web interface for the latest instructions.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Settings > System Settings.
Step 1: Ensure the Android head unit is connected to the Internet
Make sure your X10 Android head unit has active internet access (via 4G, Wi-Fi, Mobile Hotspot or Cloud SIM).
Step 2: Enable the
TrackHU App Visibility (First Time Only):
Rapidly tap the “System Setting Button” four times in a row. A confirmation message will appear, showing that the TrackHU app icon has been added to the main Apps menu.
Note: To protect user privacy, the TrackHU App icon is hidden by default.
Step 3: Launch TrackHU App:
Navigate to Home Screen > TrackHU App. Tap the TrackHU App icon to open it.
Step 4:Enable TrackHU App
On the opened TrackHU App interface, tap the “Status Button” to enable the TrackHU App.
Step 5: Access the TrackHU Manager Web Portal
Once the app is activated, a QR code will appear on screen. Scan the code using your smartphone to open the TrackHU Manager Web Portal.
Step 6: Sign in to the TrackHU Manager Platform
Sign in with your existing account, or register a new one using your email address on the TrackHU Manager website to view your vehicle’s real-time location and manage tracking features.
Note: The QR code will expire in 5 minutes and you can refresh the QR code by tapping the Refresh button or exiting the TrackHU and entering again.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the QR code on the interface.】
1: Tap the button 1 (Status Button) to enable TrackHU.
2: You will see the network and GPS status at the left corner 2.
3: Give us some suggestions by tapping 3.
Step 7: Name the Device
Name your X10 Android head unit (e.g., "JORDAN'S X10") and save it. Then, tap the “Map” button at the bottom of the interface, followed by the Settings icon in the top-left corner to view your named device.
When the named device shows an "Online" status (typically within seconds), tap the device name to view the X10 Android head unit's location, past routes, and additional information.


Note:
(1)Ensure that your X10 Android head unit’s GPS and network are enabled to receive notifications via email and to access tracking data on the TrackHU Manager website portal from your smartphone.
(2)If your X10 Android head unit loses internet connectivity, the tracking data will be stored locally and automatically uploaded to the server once the connection is restored.
(3)The TrackHU App is in beta and subject to updates. Always refer to the car stereo and mobile interface for the latest instructions.
Chapter 28 LumiAuto APP (Ambient Lighting Control)
The LumiAuto app on the X10 Android head unit or your smartphone (you need to download the LumiAuto App first) enables multi-dimensional control over the ATOTO CI-FLT01 Interior Footwell Lights (sold separately), allowing for personalized in-cabin lighting customization. The LumiAuto App’s Key Features:
(1)Lighting Modes
• Solid Color Mode: Full RGB spectrum for seamless color selection
• Multi-Color Mode: Dynamic presets (e.g., breathing, gradient, strobe)
(2)Customization & Synchronization
• Adjustable Light Brightness: Seamlessly adjust the front brightness and rear brightness
• Music Sync: Lights pulse & shift with audio spectrum (supports Bluetooth/local playback)
• Scene-Based Ambience Customization: Allows you to tailor in-cabin lighting to suit different occasions, creating a personalized in-cabin ambiance (e.g., relaxed evenings, energetic road trips)
(3)Control Options
• Via X10 Android head unit’s home screen (Navigate to LimiAuto App and access to setup)
• Via Smartphone App (download LumiAuto App to remote adjustments & saved profiles)
LumiAuto App’s Functionality:
The LumiAuto App allows you to customize in-cabin ambiance by controlling light color, brightness, and lighting modes of paired ATOTO CI-FLT01 Interior Footwell Lights.
Required Accessory:
You must purchase and install compatible ATOTO CI-FLT01 Interior Footwell Lights (sold separately). (Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party accessories.)
Software:
• For X10 Android head unit: The X10 includes a pre-installed LumiAuto App for controlling these compatible lighting accessories.
• For Phone: You need to download the LumiAuto App first, and then use it on your phone to control these compatible lighting accessories.(Note: Our software is currently optimized for Android devices. The iOS version is in development and will be released soon.)
Setup & Usage:
Refer to the separate CI-FLT01 User Manual on the Eproductcare website
(www.eproductcare.com) for further information, including installation steps,
LumiAuto App download, and usage instructions. (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > Footwell Light Kits > CI-FLT01).
Chapter 29 TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) App
The TPMS continuously monitors tire pressure and temperature in real-time. When abnormalities are detected (e.g., overinflation, underinflation, or abnormal temperature rise), the system immediately alerts the driver to enhance driving safety and prevent hazardous incidents such as tire blowouts.
Note:
Based on safety design requirements, the X10 device automatically starts the DVR (dash camera) and TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) when powered on. This automatic startup behavior is enabled by default and cannot be disabled or modified.
Required Accessory:
To use the TPMS App, the ATOTO AC-UTP1 TPMS (sold separately) is required.(Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party accessories.)
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed TPMS application, which continuously monitors tire pressure and temperature in real-time when paired with the ATOTO AC-UTP1 TPMS (sold separately).
Setup & Usage:
Refer to the separate ATOTO AC-UTP1 User Manual on the Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details.
(Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > TPMS > AC-UTP1)
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
The X10 head unit produces a continuous “beeping” sound (ding sound).
The noise stops when switching to HDMI input but returns when other apps are opened.
Solution:
This sound is a TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) alert tone, which indicates a possible abnormal tire pressure or temperature.
To resolve the issue, please follow these steps:
1.Open the TPMS app on the head unit and check if any tire pressure or temperature warnings are displayed.
2.If the TPMS app shows normal status, try the following:
·Long-press the screen and swipe up to close the TPMS app running in the background
·Unplug the TPMS USB receiver
·Pull down the menu and tap Reboot to restart the head unit
·After reboot, plug the TPMS USB receiver back in
Summary:
The beeping sound is a TPMS alert. Check tire status in the TPMS app first. If no abnormal data is shown, restart the system and reconnect the TPMS receiver to resolve the issue.
2.Issue:
TPMS troubleshooting procedure for the X10 series Android head unit.
Solution:
1.First, please clear the TPMS app storage and cache by following the steps below:
Go to Settings → tap Apps → tap All apps → find the TPMS app → tap Storage & cache → tap CLEAR STORAGE or CLEAR CACHE.
2.Please perform a hard reset and a factory data reset:
Use a pin-like tool to press and hold the RST hole on the front panel of the unit for about 15–20 seconds.
Then go to Settings → Reset → Erase all data (factory reset) → Erase all data to check whether the issue can be resolved.
Please note that all user data will be erased after performing the factory reset.
3.If the issue still persists, unplug the TPMS module and re-pair the sensors by following the steps below:
(1)Open the TPMS app.
(2)Tap "ID code pair".
(3)Select the Front Left (FL) tire in the TPMS app.
(4)Tap the Pair button to start pairing.
(5)Remove the FL sensor to release a small amount of air, then reinstall the sensor onto the tire.
(6)Drive the vehicle for approximately 30 meters.
(7)Check whether the tire pressure is displayed in the TPMS app.
(8)Repeat the above steps to pair the ID codes for the Front Right (FR), Rear Left (RL), and Rear Right (RR) sensors.
Chapter 30 Torque App
The Torque App is a third-party automotive diagnostic application designed for the Android platform, specifically used with OBD II Bluetooth diagnostic interface devices. By installing the Torque app on the X10 Android head unit, users can access real-time data from the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) to monitor vehicle status, perform fault diagnostics, and analyze performance.
Torque App’s Functionality:
The Torque App allows you to check engine operating conditions, clear fault codes, view real-time sensor data and more when paired with the ATOTO AC-4450 (sold separately).
Required Accessory:
Achieve the Torque App function requires the ATOTO AC-4450 Mini OBD II Diagnostic (Sold Separately). (Note: The X10 is not compatible with third-party accessories.)
Software:
The X10 includes a pre-installed Torque application to access real-time data from the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) to monitor vehicle status, perform fault diagnostics, and analyze performance.
Setup & Usage:
Refer to the separate ATOTO AC-4450 User Manual on the Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details. (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > OBD II Diagnostic > AC-4450)
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
The X10 head unit cannot connect to the OBD2 device, even though the OBD2 device is powered on.
Solution:
Some users have reported that their X10 could not connect to the OBD2 device even when the device was powered on. After basic troubleshooting, we recommend following the steps below and referring to the connection video.
Reference Video:
https://atoto-usa.oss-us-west-1.aliyuncs.com/2025/library/41265446/OBD2%20connection.mp4
Please follow the steps below to reconnect the OBD2 device:
Step 1:
Please follow the instructions shown in the video above to begin the connection process.
Step 2:
On the X10 head unit, tap the Bluetooth 2 icon.
If you see OBDII listed under Bluetooth 2:
·Tap OBDII
·Select "Cancel Save"
·Remove the previously saved OBD2 device from the list
Step 3:
Tap "+ Pair new device."
The X10 will automatically search for available Bluetooth devices and display them in the list.
Step 4:
When OBDII appears in the list:
·Tap OBDII
·The system will begin pairing
·Enter the pairing code: 1234
·Tap "Sure" to confirm
After this, OBDII should appear in the Bluetooth 2 device list.
Step 5:
After pairing is completed:
·Start the vehicle and drive for a short distance
·Open the Torque app
·Check whether the vehicle data status can be read normally
2.Issue:
OBD does not automatically reconnect after upgrading the X10 system.
Solution:
After upgrading and rebooting the X10 system, if the OBD does not reconnect automatically, please follow the steps below to reconfigure the OBD settings. In most cases, the OBD settings need to be reconfigured after a system upgrade.
Procedure:
Step 1:
Enter the OBD application interface and tap the Settings button.
Step 2:
Select the OBD2 Adapter Settings option.
Step 3:
Enter the Choose Bluetooth Device setting and tap the OBD Bluetooth address option.
After tapping, the system will automatically exit the current menu.
Step 4:
Re-enter the Choose Bluetooth Device setting.
At this point, the OBD Bluetooth address should already be checked, as shown in the illustration.
Step 5:
The OBD configuration is now complete.
After turning the ACC (vehicle ignition) off and then on again, the OBD Bluetooth will reconnect automatically.
Notes:
After a system upgrade, the OBD settings usually need to be configured again.
Please make sure Bluetooth 2 (BT2) is enabled first; otherwise, the OBD Bluetooth address cannot be viewed.
If similar issues occur on other platforms, this method may also be used as a reference.
Chapter 31 Other Compatible External Devices
Chapter 32 Web Resources App
The Web Resources App is a built-in web portal application in the X10 Android head unit system, designed to provide users with quick access to X10 Android head unit-related information and resources. Key features include:
(1) Download apps and update firmware effortlessly
(2) View all the items your package includes
(3) Install and connect with guided video tutorials
(4) Receive guidance in your preferred language from 15 options
(5) Apply for a warranty with a simple click
The app accesses content through the X10 Android head unit’s network connection (Wi-Fi, mobile hotspot, etc.). It is especially useful for quickly obtaining technical support, update resources, or user guides during use, enhancing the overall convenience and efficiency of the X10 Android head unit.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path:
Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > Web Resources App
Step 1: Launch the Web Resources App
Tap the Web Resources App icon to launch it and open the corresponding interface.
Step 2: Scan the QR code
Scan the QR code displayed on the displayed interface with a smartphone to be directed to the designated page on the Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com).
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Web Resources App.】
Chapter 33 Feedback App
The Feedback App is a pre-installed user feedback tool (or download it from FindApps) in the X10 Android head unit, designed to provide a convenient channel for users to submit issues, suggestions, or feature improvement requests encountered during product use. Through this app, users can directly send feedback to the technical support team, helping the manufacturer continuously improve product performance and user experience. Key Features:
(1)Issue Reporting: Users can select the type of issue, enter a detailed description, and attach relevant screenshots to help the technical team quickly identify and resolve problems.
(2)Suggestion Channel: Supports user-submitted suggestions for improvements to system features, interface, or user experience.
(3)System Log Upload: With user consent, the system can automatically package and upload operating logs to assist with issue tracking and technical analysis, speeding up resolution.
(4)Contact Information: Users can provide an email address to receive follow-up responses and technical support.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path:
Home Screen > App Drawer > Feedback App
Step 1: Launch the Feedback App
Tap the Feedback App icon to open the feedback interface.
Step 2: Fill in Feedback Details
Complete the following fields in the feedback interface:
Feedback Log: Tap to upload system logs to help us identify and resolve issues more efficiently.
Issue Description: Enter a detailed description of the issue or suggestion, and tap "Add Photos" to upload relevant screenshots.
Step 3: Enter Contact Information
Provide a valid email address so the technical support team can contact you if needed.
Step 4: Submit Feedback
After confirming all information is accurate, tap the "Submit Feedback" Button. The system will automatically send your feedback to the technical support team.
Important Notes:
- Please provide as much detail and as many relevant screenshots as possible to help the support team respond quickly and accurately.
- The Feedback App is for feedback collection only and does not provide real-time customer service. For immediate assistance, please contact the ATOTO Customer Service team.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the
Web Resources App.】
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
How can I export system logs (log files) from the X10 head unit?
Solution:
If you need to export logs from the X10 head unit, please follow the steps below:
1.Open the Settings app on the X10 device.
2.Locate the “i” icon in the Settings menu.
3.Tap the “i” icon multiple times until a password input window appears.
4.Enter the password: abcdef111
5.After entering the menu, locate the log2 print/export option.
6.Select the batch export function to export the log files for the current time period.
Summary:
To export logs from the X10, enter the advanced settings by tapping the “i” icon multiple times, input the password abcdef111, then use the log2 export option to batch export the current system logs.
Chapter 34 EIOTCLUB App
EIOTCLUB App is a preinstalled application on the X10 Android head unit, designed for on-device management of the EIOTCLUB 4G Nano SIM card—view data usage and plan status, purchase or top up data plans, and manage account details (bind your email address, view order history, obtain receipts). In addition, the 4G Nano SIM card is an accessory for the X10 Android head unit; when you receive your X10, simply follow the operating instructions to get online with the 4G Nano SIM card.
1. Function Overview (EIOTCLUB APP for EIOTCLUB Easy IoT DATA SIM Card)
(1) View data usage, remaining balance, validity period, and current plan status.
(2) Purchase or top up data plans on the head unit.
(3) Manage account information (bind email, view order history, obtain receipts/invoices).
Note: The UI and available features may vary by app version, region, and account permissions. Refer to what appears on your device.
2. Requirements and Preconditions
(1) X10 Android head unit with a cellular module (variant that supports a physical 4G data nano-SIM).
(2) EIOTCLUB data SIM (4G nano-SIM) inserted and active.
(3) Vehicle located in a mobile network coverage area with mobile data enabled.
(4) Set the X10’s system time and time zone correctly to ensure accurate billing and plan activation.
Operation Steps:
Navigation Path: Home Screen > APP Drawer > EIOTCLUB
First-Time Use and Activation
Step 1: Before using the EIOTCLUB Data SIM Card for the first time, please read the user manual carefully to ensure proper use.
Step 2: Insert the SIM card and power on. Wait for the system to recognize it (the status bar should show a mobile network icon with signal bars).
Step 3: Tap to open the
EIOTCLUB app. On the home page, view data usage, first-time top-up offers, and standard top-up options. (Note: The screenshots here are for reference only; please refer to the actual device.)

Step 4: Tap the first-time top-up offer. In the pop-up, bind your email and tap “OK” to proceed to the purchase page. (Note: The screenshots here are for reference only; please refer to the actual device.)

Step 5: On the purchase page, tap Buy and choose your payment method. Before you confirm payment, a reminder about the auto-renewal feature will appear.(Note: The screenshots here are for reference only; please refer to the actual device.)

Step 6: Enter your bank card details to complete the payment. (Note: The screenshots here are for reference only; please refer to the actual device.)

Step 7: Payment Success

Step 8: View data usage, remaining balance, validity period, and current plan status. (Note: The screenshots here are for reference only; please refer to the actual device.)

Common Operations
- Usage & Orders: Check remaining data, expiry date, order history, and receipts/invoices.
- Account Management: Change or verify the bound email; view the ICCID (SIM card number), etc.
Usage & Compliance Recommendations
- Driving Safety: Perform top-ups, settings, and checks only when parked and it is safe to do so.
(2)Privacy & Billing: Bind a frequently used email and keep order records and receipts.
- Region & Roaming: Availability and rates depend on the plan and region; confirm coverage and rates before cross-border use.
- Support: If issues occur, use the in-app Support or official channels.
Chapter 35 FindApps
The FindApps is an exclusive app store designed specifically for ATOTO Android devices. We are dedicated to enriching your driving experience with a wide array of software. Unlike the general offerings on the Google Play Store, FindApps ensures that all available applications are fully compatible with ATOTO Android Units.
Operation Steps of Using FindApps
Navigation Path: Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > FindApps
Step1: Tap the
FindApps to launch it.
Step2: On the app page, scroll through the list to find your desired app, then tap Install > Retrieve.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the FindApps-1.】
Step3: On the Manage page, scroll through the list to find the app you want to uninstall, manage, or update, and proceed with the desired action.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the FindApps-2.】
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
How can I uninstall an application on the X10 head unit?
Solution:
To uninstall an application on the X10, please follow the steps below:
1.Locate the application you want to remove (for example, the TPMS II app).
2.Long-press the app icon until additional options appear.
3.An “Uninstall” option will appear at the top of the screen.
4.Drag the app icon to the “Uninstall” option.
5.Tap “OK” to confirm and uninstall the application.
Please note:
If the application is a pre-installed system app, it cannot be uninstalled.
Summary:
To uninstall an app on the X10, long-press the app icon and drag it to the Uninstall option. Pre-installed system apps cannot be removed.
Chapter 36 Fast Boot
The Fast Boot function is designed to speed up the system’s entry into the main interface after the vehicle is started, significantly reducing boot-up time.
36.1 How Fast Boot Works
1.Low-Power Sleep Mode
(1) Activates approximately 5 minutes after the engine is turned off and the key is removed (or upon opening the driver's door, depending on the car).
(2) Enables the X10 Android head unit’s system to wake up in under 2 seconds with the ACC power signal.
2.Battery Efficiency
(1) Operates on less than 10mA, allowing a typical car battery to last between 160-250 days in this mode.
(2) Automatically transitions to full power-off mode if idle for more than 168 hours (7 days), reducing the battery drain to just 2.5%-4%.
3.Recharging and Automatic Shutdown
(1) Daily driving recharges the battery, preventing the system from an automatic shutdown.
(2) After parking for over 7 days, system start-up will take 20-25 seconds.
4. Proven Reliability
Supported by over 100,000 users.
36.2 Cautions for Fast Boot
(1) To ensure Fast Boot functions correctly, it's crucial to wire the “12v Ignition/ACC” and “12v Constant Power/Battery”correctly in the power harness. For details, please refer to the “Connection” section under “Installation”. (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > Car Stereo > X10 > Specific Model: X10XXX > Installation)
(2) Incorrect wiring may prevent the system from entering sleep mode, leaving the screen on, or interrupting the hibernation process, leading to a 20-30-second restart time.
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
Will the customized settings be retained if the B+ power supply of the X10 head unit is disconnected for 5–7 days?
Solution:
Yes, the customized settings will be retained even if the B+ power supply of the X10 head unit is disconnected for 5–7 days.
After reconnecting the B+ power supply, the device may display the startup logo again and go through the normal boot process. This is expected behavior and does not indicate a problem.
Summary:
The X10 head unit retains customized settings even after the B+ power supply is disconnected for several days. When power is restored, the system may reboot and display the startup logo again, which is normal.
2.Issue:
A popping sound occurs from the subwoofer when the X10 starts up.
Symptoms:
When the vehicle is turned on, the subwoofer produces a noticeable popping sound.
If the vehicle is turned off and then immediately turned back on, the popping sound usually does not occur. However, if the unit enters sleep mode for a short period (about one to two minutes) before restarting, the popping sound may occur again.
Solution:
It is recommended to install a 12V-to-5V step-down converter in the car audio system.
This helps stabilize the power supply to the audio system and may reduce or eliminate the popping sound from the subwoofer during startup.
Chapter 37 Network Settings
This chapter introduces the network settings function of the X10 Android head unit, including Wi-Fi(WLAN), Data Saver, Mobile Network, Hotspot, and VPN, to help you optimize network connection and ensure stability and security during driving.
37.1 Wi-Fi (WLAN) Settings
WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network), commonly known as Wi-Fi, is a network connection method based on wireless communication technology. X10 Android head unit supports Wi-Fi functionality, allowing you to:
(1)Enjoy high-speed internet access: Connect to the internet via Wi-Fi networks at home, in the office, or in public places.
(2)Save Data: Reduce reliance on mobile data (such as 4G) and lower data consumption.
(3)Software Updates: Some car system updates require a Wi-Fi connection to save mobile data.
The X10 supports 2.4GHz & 5GHz dual-band Wi-Fi (depending on hardware configuration), and supports security protocols such as WPA/WPA2/WPA3 to ensure connection security.
Note: The X10 series Android head unit supports Private DNS configuration.
When connecting to a Wi-Fi network, on the password input screen, tap More Options (Advanced Options) to expand additional settings. From there, you can locate and configure the DNS settings.
Operation Steps:
Step1: Access to Wi-Fi (WLAN)
Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > Wi-Fi (WLAN)
For specific steps on Wi-Fi network settings, please refer to section 5.1 in this manual.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
Why is my WLAN hotspot not working?
Solution:
This issue is usually caused by the Data Saver feature being enabled.
When Data Saver is turned on, the hotspot function may be restricted and unable to work properly.
Steps to Fix
1.Go to Settings
2.Open Network / Data Settings
3.Turn off Data Saver
Once disabled, the WLAN hotspot should function normally.
Summary:
If the hotspot is not working, please check whether Data Saver is enabled. Turning it off should resolve the issue.
37.2 Data Saver Settings
The data saver feature allows you to "Permit" or "Block" background app data usage to prevent unnecessary data consumption.
Only applies to mobile networks (4G), without affecting Wi-Fi connections.
Operation Steps:
Step1: Access to Data Saver
Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > Data Saver
Step 2: On the Data Saver page. Toggle the "ON/OFF" button to ON to enable Data Saver
Step3: Toggle the "ON/OFF" button of the specific apps to On to enable the app you need to allow data access while blocking others.
37.3 Mobile Network Settings
Using the built-in 4G Nano SIM card to provide cellular network connection, suitable for environments without Wi-Fi.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Insert the Nano SIM card.
Note: Note: For specific steps on Wi-Fi network settings, please refer to section 5.2 in this manual.
Step 2: Access the Mobile Network.
Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > Mobile Network.
Step 3: On the Mobile Network page, toggle the "ON/OFF" button to ON to enable mobile data. Toggle the "ON/OFF" button for "Roaming" to ON if roaming is needed.
Step 4: Tap "Data warning and limit" to open the corresponding page.
Step 5: On the Data warning and limit page, toggle the "ON/OFF" button to ON to enable "Set data warning," and tap "Data warning" to set the data usage warning (e.g., set to 2GB to receive a warning).
Step 6: On the Data warning and limit page, toggle the "ON/OFF" button to ON to enable "Set data limit," and tap "Data limit" to set the data usage limit (e.g., set to 5GB to limit the use of mobile data).
37.4 Hotspot Settings
The X10 features a built-in 4G LTE Cellular module, enabling your X10 Android head unit to function as a mobile hotspot.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > Hotspot
For specific steps on Hotspot Settings, please refer to section 5.1 or 5.2 in this manual.
37.5 VPN Settings
VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a technology that establishes a secure connection over a public network using encryption techniques. The VPN function in X10 Android head unit allows users to access the internet through an encrypted network connection, enhancing privacy and security. Here is a detailed introduction to the VPN functionality in X10 Android head unit:
(1)Protect Privacy: It hides the user's real IP address to prevent network tracking.
(2)Access Restricted Content: It bypasses regional restrictions to access certain restricted websites or services.
(3)Enhance Security: It encrypts data transmission in public Wi-Fi environments to prevent information leakage.
(4)X10 Android head unit supports VPN protocols such as IKEv2/IPSec MSCHAPv2, IKEv2/IPSec PSK, and IKEv2/IPSec RSA. You can choose the appropriate VPN type to configure based on your needs.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Access the VPN.
Navigate to Settings > Network Settings > VPN
Step 2: Add a new VPN configuration
Click the "+" icon in the upper right corner, then fill in the VPN details (configuration items) in the pop-up window:
Name: Custom VPN name (e.g., "Company VPN" or "Personal VPN")
Type: Select the VPN protocol (PPTP, L2TP/IPSec PSK, IPSec Xauth, etc.)
Server Address: Enter the VPN server IP or domain name (provided by your VPN service provider)
Username: Enter the VPN account (if any)
Password: Enter the VPN password (if any)
Other options (such as Always-on VPN, etc.)
Step 3: Save the configuration
After filling in the details, click "Save". The VPN configuration will appear in the list.
Step 4: Connect to the VPN
(1) Select the saved VPN
Find the configuration you just created in the VPN list and click it.
(2) Enter authentication information (if not saved)
If the username and password were not saved in the configuration, the system will prompt a login window. Please fill in the details and click "Connect".
(3) Wait for a successful connection
After the connection is successful, the status bar will display a VPN icon (such as a key or shield symbol).
Step 5: Disconnect or delete the VPN
(1) Disconnect the VPN connection
Go to VPN settings, click the connected VPN name, and select "Disconnect".
(2) Delete the VPN configuration
Long-press the VPN configuration name and select "Delete".
Chapter 38 User Settings
This chapter details the configuration options available in your X10 Android head unit. Through the User Settings menu, you can configure:
(1)Manage Accounts
(2)Google Services
(3)Language & Input
(4) Security Settings
(5)Screen Lock
(6)Location Services
38.1 Manage Accounts
The manage account functions are as follows:
(1) Allows users to sync their Google account or register an ATOTO account.
(2) Supports automatic synchronization of app data.
Operation Steps
Step 1: Access the Manage Accounts
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Accounts
Step 2: Log in to your account
(1) Log in with a Google account (if you do not have a Google account, please register one)
(2) Log in with an ATOTO account (if you do not have an ATOTO account, please register one)
38.2 Google Services
The manage account functions are as follows:
(1)Manage Google-related services (such as Google Play Store, Google Maps, Voice Assistant, etc.).
(2) Control data synchronization and privacy permissions.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Google
38.3 Language & Input
The Language & Input feature supports setting the system language, application language,
keyboard input methods options.
(1)Language Settings
(2)Input Settings
38.3.1 Language Settings
The language settings feature allows user to set system language and app language
(1)The system provides a total of 23 languages, including English, German, Japanese, and others that can be set as the system language.
(2)The system provides a total of 24 languages, including English, German, Japanese, and others that can be set as the system language.
Operation Steps
Step 1: Access the Language & Input
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Language & Input
Step 2: Set system language
On the Language & Input page, tap “Languages” to open the list of language settings. Then, press and drag your preferred language to the top of the list, and tap it to set it as the system language.
Note:
The number of languages in the language settings list can be increased by clicking "Add a language" to select and add a language, or decreased by clicking "Remove" to select and remove one or more languages from the list.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Language Settings .】
Step 3: Set app language
On the Language & Input page, tap “App Languages” to open the list of apps (only apps that support language selection are shown). Then, tap the preferred app to open the list of suggested language settings, and tap the preferred language from the list (including system default) to set it as the app language.
38.3.2 Input Settings
(1)The input settings feature allows user to set input for On-screen keyboard and
(2) Connect Physical keyboard.
Operation Steps
Step 1: Access the Language & Input
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Language & Input
Step 2: Set input for the On-screen keyboard.
On the Language & Input page, tap “On-screen keyboard” to open the list of input methods. Then, toggle the ON/OFF button to enable or disable the input methods.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the Language Settings .】
Step3: Connect Physical keyboard.
If you want to connect a physical keyboard, you can also configure the on-screen keyboard. When you type on the physical keyboard, the input can simultaneously be displayed on the on-screen keyboard.

1) On the Language & Input page, tap “Physical keyboard” to open the “Keyboard assistance” page. Then, toggle the ON/OFF button to enable or disable “Use on-screen keyboard”.
2)On the “Keyboard assistance” page, tap “Keyboard shortcuts” to open the pop-up that displays the available shortcuts.



Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
How can I change the system language on the X10 head unit?
Solution:
To change the system language on the X10, please follow the steps below:
Open the “Settings” app on the X10 device.
Tap the language/settings icon as shown on the screen.
Select “Language & Input” from the Settings menu.
Choose your preferred language from the language list.
The system language will switch to the selected language.
Summary:
To change the system language on the X10, go to Settings → Language & Input, then select your desired language from the list.
2.Issue:
Gboard (Google Keyboard) appears in split keyboard layout on the X10.
Background:
Starting in June 2022, Gboard introduced a split keyboard layout designed primarily for foldable devices. This layout divides the keyboard vertically into two sections positioned on the sides of the screen for easier thumb typing. After certain updates, this split layout may be enabled automatically.
Solution:
If your Gboard (Google Keyboard) appears in split layout after an update and you prefer the traditional full keyboard layout, you can restore it through the Gboard settings.
To adjust the layout, tap the settings icon on the keyboard to enter the Gboard settings menu, then change the keyboard layout to the standard full keyboard or disable the split keyboard mode.
38.4 Security Settings
The security settings feature supports checking the security status of the Android In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) system. The specific scope of detection includes Google Play Protect, Find My Device, and Security Update.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Security
38.5 Screen Lock
The screen lock feature is designed to protect your X10 Android head unit from unauthorized access and supports two locking methods (passcode and Bluetooth). Main purposes:
(1)Prevent others from operating your car system at will
(2)Protect personal data (such as navigation history, account information, etc.)
Screen Lock Methods
1) Passcode Lock:
Unlock the X10 Android head unit's screen by entering a set passcode.
Operation Steps
Step 1: Access the Screen Lock
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Screen Lock
Step 2: Open the Screen Lock Settings Interface
On the screen lock page, toggle ON/OFF button to open the screen lock settings interface
Step3: Set Passcode
On the screen lock settings interface, fill in the current passcode(1), set a new passcode(2), re-enter the new passcode(3), and then tap OK(4). The default passcode is 1234.

2) Bluetooth Lock/Unlock:
Automatically unlocks the screen when a paired Bluetooth device (such as a mobile phone) is nearby, and locks the screen when the device is out of range. Details are as follows:
Bluetooth Lock: When the device disconnects, the system automatically locks the screen.
Bluetooth Unlock: When a paired device is nearby, the X10 Android head unit’s screen remains unlocked.
Operation Steps
Step 1: Access the Screen Lock
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Screen Lock
Step 2: Open the screen lock settings interface
On the screen lock page, toggle ON/OFF button to open the screen lock settings interface
Step 3: Check the Paired Phones
Tap “Unlock with BT” to see the list of paired phones.
Step 4: Add Paired Phones
Add one or more paired phones from the paired phone list for Bluetooth unlock. If a phone is paired (with Bluetooth 1), the screen will unlock within 1–2 seconds when the paired phone is nearby.
38.6 Location Services
The location services provide users with functions related to geographic location information.
By enabling Location Services, the system can obtain, process, and share your location information to enable accurate navigation, nearby service search, emergency assistance, and personalized service recommendations.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > User Settings > Location
Note:
After the device is unlocked, if the Bluetooth connection is disconnected, the car stereo will automatically enter the lock screen. Once the Bluetooth connection is restored, the screen will automatically unlock.
Chapter 39 Display Settings
The Display Settings can be used to adjust and optimize the visual effects of the Android car system screen, enhancing viewing and operational experiences while driving. With this feature, you can flexibly set options such as screen wallpaper, icon style, home screen theme, screen saver, screen backlight, and floating shortcut bar, allowing the display effects to better suit personal preferences and usage environments. It specifically includes the following:
(1) Wallpaper Settings: Supports manually changing the wallpaper (Static Wallpapers or Dynamic Wallpapers);
(2) Icon Style Settings: Supports manually switching the icon shape;
(3) Home Screen Theme Settings: Supports manually switching the overall UI theme;
(4) Screen Saver Settings: Supports manually setting the screen saver;
(5)Screen Backlight Settings: Supports manually setting the screen brightness;
(6) Floating Shortcut Bar Settings: Supports manually setting the floating quick bar;
39.1 Wallpaper Customization
1. Static Wallpapers
The X10 Android head unit comes pre-installed with multiple sets of high-resolution wallpapers, covering styles such as natural landscapes and abstract art. Users can switch to their preferred wallpaper with one click in the system settings menu.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path 1:
Navigate to Settings > Display > Static Wallpaper > Set as Home Screen Wallpaper or Set as App Wallpaper
• Navigation Path 2
Navigate to Home Screen > APP Drawer > Pictures App > Picture Icon > Set as Home Screen Wallpaper
Step 1: Tap to open
Pictures App
Step 2: Select your desired image.
Step 3: Tap the
(Picture Icon) to set the selected picture as the Home Screen wallpaper.
2. Dynamic Wallpapers
The X10 Android head unit supports animated wallpapers featuring effects like gentle motion, starry night skies, beach waves, and more, creating an immersive cockpit atmosphere.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > Display > Dynamic Wallpapers > Set as Home Screen Dynamic Wallpaper
Note: The Static Wallpaper and Live Wallpaper are preset.
39.2 Icon Style Customization
The X10 Android head unit offers two default icon styles to choose from: square icons and round icons.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > Display > Icon Style > Select Icon Style
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Icon Style Customization.】
39.3 Home Screen Theme Customization
The X10 Android head unit comes with multiple built-in themes by default, and even supports user-customized themes that can be named and saved. Users can choose different styles of themes to change the appearance of the home screen.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > Display > Home Screen
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Home Screen Theme Customization Interface.】
39.4 Screen Saver Customization
The X10 Android head unit provides default screen saver options and supports user-customized screen savers to meet your personalized screen saver needs. Additionally, the screen saver feature supports customizing screen saver duration and loop duration settings.
Operating Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > Display > Screen Saver
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Screen Saver Customization Interface.】
39.5 Backlight Adjustment
The backlight function typically refers to options for adjusting screen brightness or related parameters, primarily used to optimize display quality, conserve power, or adapt to different ambient lighting conditions.
Operation Steps
• Navigate Path
Navigate to Settings > Display > Backlight
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Backlight Adjustment Interface.】
39.6 Floating Shortcut Bar
The Floating Shortcut Bar is a quick access panel that floats above the home screen or other interface layers. It appears as a semi-transparent, draggable floating circle (similar to the "floating ball" on smartphones) used for quick access to commonly used functions or applications.
The quick access panel allows you to adjust tiles. Tap the floating circle on the screen to expand the quick access panel, then tap the "Tiles Adjustment" button to enter the tiles adjustment interface. Tap the "-" at the top right corner of a tile (e.g., the standby button) to remove that button; tap the "+" at the top right corner of a tile (e.g., volume adjustment) to add that button to the quick access panel.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > Display > Floating Shortcut Bar
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Floating Shortcut Bar Interface.】
Chapter 40 System Settings
The System Settings serve as the core management center of the X10 Android head unit, allowing users to personalize general function settings, sound settings, camera input settings, steering wheel control (SWC) learning, auto-start, default navigation, voice button shortcuts, and more. Flexible configuration comprehensively enhances the user experience, fulfills entertainment needs, and ensures driving safety.
40.1 General Function Settings
The General Function Settings allow you to enable/disable the "No Video Watching While Driving" warning and CANBUS Protocol (compatible with ADS and Simple).
40.1.1 Enable/disable the "No Video Watching While Driving" Warning
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > System Settings > General
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
Some users may see the message:
“Video playback is disabled because the parking brake status is not detected.”
on the ATOTO X10 Sereies, which prevents video playback.
Solution:
Go to Settings > System Settings > General
Enable the Parking Brake Switch
Once enabled, video playback should work normally.
Additional Notes:
By default, video playback is only allowed when the vehicle is stationary.
If you need to allow video playback while driving, you can disable the following option:
Path:
Settings > System Settings > General > Disable Video Playback While Driving
When using an HDMI connection, you can also disable this option if you need to bypass the parking brake restriction.
Summary:
If video playback is disabled due to the parking brake not being detected, enable the Parking Brake Switch, and if needed, turn off Disable Video Playback While Driving to restore video playback functionality.
40.1.2 iDatalink Maestro Compatibility
The X10 Android head unit integrates support for the ADS (Automotive Data Solutions) protocol, enabling seamless connection with the iDatalink Maestro module (e.g., iDatalink Maestro RR module, iDatalink Maestro RR2 module, etc.). This allows deep integration with the vehicle’s electronic systems, offering users access to rich vehicle data display and enhanced control features. For example, when the X10 Android head unit is connected to the iDatalink Maestro RR module (sold separately) and the protocol is switched to ADS, the X10 Android head unit can support various OEM functions (depending on the vehicle model and iDatalink Maestro module configuration), including:
(1) Steering wheel control
(2) Climate control display and/or control (some vehicles support full control, others display only)
(3) OEM reverse camera display
(4) Parking sensor alerts
(5) OEM chimes playback
(6) Bluetooth call button support
(7) Vehicle information display
(8) Other OEM functions (e.g., tire pressure, fuel consumption, door status, etc., depending on the vehicle model)
Note:
1.Supported features depend on the combination of vehicle model, Maestro module type, and the capabilities of the X10 Android head unit.
2.This iDatalink Maestro module is designed for use with compatible car stereos and vehicles in the North American market only.
Required Accessories (Sold Separately):
(1) You must purchase the iDatalink Maestro module (such as iDatalink Maestro RR module, iDatalink Maestro SW module, iDatalink Maestro AR module, etc.) and ensure it is properly connected.
(2) You must purchase the compatible ATOTO AC-ADSX10 accessory (the AC-ADSX10 kit consists of two parts: AC-X10PWR power harness + AUX adapter cable).
(3) You must purchase a compatible vehicle-specific T-harness (used to connect the iDatalink Maestro module to the vehicle system).
Set Protocol ADS
Step1: On the ATOTO X10 head unit, go to Settings > General > CANBUS Protocol > Select “ADS”
Tap the “Settings” app icon to open the corresponding interface, then tap the "System Settings" button.
Step 2: Select the ADS
Under the “General” section, tap “CANBUS Protocol” and select “ADS”.

Step 3: After selecting the “ADS” option, tap “Next”. The X10's system will automatically restart and a new app called “V-Control” will appear on the home screen of X10. 
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the V-Control App.】
Features Supported(varies depending on the vehicle model and iDatalink Maestro module version)
Once the X10 Android head unit is successfully connected to the iDatalink Maestro module (sold separately) and the protocol is switched to ADS, the V-Control app will automatically appear on the X10 head unit home screen interface. After tapping to open the V-Control app:
(1) Features displayed on the interface are supported and retained.
(2) Features not displayed indicate that they are not supported by the current vehicle model or protocol.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the V-Control App Interface.】
Installation & Usage:
Refer to the separate AC-ADSX10 (Sold Separately) User Manual (AC-ADSX10 Product and Connection Guide) on the Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com) for further information, including product introduction, connection, and installation steps. (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > ADS Harness > AC-ADSX10)
After Installation:
After proper installation of the iDatalink Maestro module and the AC-ADSX10 adapter, your ATOTO X10 head unit may retain various factory features originally built into your vehicle. Available functions vary by vehicle model and configuration, and are accessible via the V-Control app.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the installation principle.】
Note: Maestro only retains functions that were originally available in the vehicle. Feature availability also depends on the selected Maestro module and vehicle-specific T-harness.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the installation diagram.】
Important Functions:
Some retained features may be display-only (e.g., showing temperature or fan status), while others support two-way control (e.g., adjusting A/C settings). The level of control depends on your vehicle's factory capabilities and how the Maestro module was configured during flashing.
(1)Climate
View and adjust OEM climate settings such as temperature, fan speed, and airflow direction directly from the head unit.
(2)Gauges
Monitor real-time vehicle diagnostics like engine RPM, battery voltage, and coolant temperature for improved driving awareness.
(3)Parking Assist
Displays OEM parking sensor data, including distance and direction of nearby obstacles, to enhance parking safety.
(4)OEM Setup
Access the original vehicle settings menu through the head unit interface, depending on vehicle compatibility.
(5)Vehicle Info
Stay informed with real-time vehicle status indicators, including door status, tire pressure, and warning alerts.
(6)Media Player
Integrates with your vehicle's original media system, allowing control and display of source information through the ATOTO X10's screen.
Important Note:
(1) For users in the United States, the X10 is compatible with the iDatalink Maestro module, which allows the X10’s screen to display engine performance metrics and other vehicle data directly on the touchscreen while retaining factory features for a wide range of vehicles.
To check compatibility, visit the iDataLink Maestro website and input your vehicle information to confirm whether a suitable iDataLink Maestro Interface Module is available for your car. If compatible, you can purchase our ADS Power Adapter (AC-ADSX10) to enjoy a more seamless and advanced integration of your vehicle’s original systems with the X10. This solution offers a convenient and deeper retention of factory features.
(2) The X10 Android head unit must be used in conjunction with an iDatalink Maestro module(e.g., iDatalink Maestro RR module, iDatalink Maestro RR2 module, etc.) and connected to both the X10 head unit and the vehicle’s CANBUS via a vehicle-specific T-harness.
(3) After installation, you can access the related function interface through the “Vehicle Info” or “Maestro” app module on the Android head unit.
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
The X10 Series Android Head Unit Model displays a message saying, "Please purchase the iDatalink Maestro RR module and ensure it is correctly connected." What does this mean?
Explanation and Solution:
This message indicates that the unit is compatible with the iDatalink Maestro RR module. The Maestro RR is a third-party interface module that allows integration of vehicle steering wheel controls, factory audio systems, and other vehicle features with the X10 1DIN head unit.
Based on your description, it is likely that the "V-Control" app was opened unintentionally. The V-Control app is a protocol-related application designed for use with modules such as the iDatalink Maestro RR. When this app is opened, the system will display the corresponding prompt message.
To exit the app, please tap the "Back" button located in the upper left corner of the screen. This will return you to the previous interface.
If your vehicle does not use a protocol module such as the iDatalink Maestro RR, you may take the following actions:
1.You can remove the V-Control app from the home screen to prevent accidentally opening it.
2.Alternatively, you may go to Settings and select a different launcher style so that other commonly used apps can be displayed on the main screen instead.
Reference video for operation:
https://file.myatoto.com/library/202594812822/V-Control.mov
40.2 Sound Settings
The sound settings allow you to flexibly adjust and control various sound options of the X10 Android head unit according to personal preferences and driving environment. These options include:
(1)Touch Sound: Tap to enable/disable touch sound.
(2)Default Volume: Tap to enable/disable touch sound.
(3)Radio Volume: Adjust radio volume via slider control.
(4)Media Volume: Adjust media volume via slider control.
(5)Navigation Volume: Adjust navigation volume via slider control.
(6)Voice Assistant (CP/AA/DriveChat): Adjust voice assistant (CP/AA/DriveChat) via slider control.
(7)Bluetooth Call Volume: Adjust call volume via slider control.
(8)Touch Sound Volume: Adjust touch sound volume via slider control.
(9)Navigation-Media Mixing Mode: Tap to select from Lower Volume, Silence and Navi/Music Overlay Mode.
(10)(SCVC): Enable/disable SCVC.
(11)Loudness Control: Tap to enable/disable Loudness Control.
(12)Amplifier Turn-on: Tap to enable/disable Amplifier Turn-on
With these settings, users can effectively optimize the auditory experience, enhance driving comfort, and maintain focus and safety while on the road.
Special Note:
Regarding the audio output design of the X10 Series Android head units:
Navigation prompts and phone call audio are designed to output only through the front speaker channels (front speakers FL/FR). This design aims to enhance driving safety by ensuring that navigation instructions and call audio are delivered more clearly and directly to the driver, thereby reducing distractions and improving message clarity.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > System Settings > Sound
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Sound Settings Interface.】
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
Can the audio from the AUX-IN (auxiliary audio input) port on the X10 Series Android Head Unit (X10G2B7E and more models) be played together with other audio sources (audio mixing)?
Here, audio mixing means that multiple audio sources are output to the speakers at the same time.
Solution:
Audio from the AUX-IN input can be played simultaneously with navigation voice guidance. However, it cannot be mixed with music or video applications, as these apps use the same media audio channel.
2.Issue:
Explanation of the Default Volume option on the X10.
Solution:
The Default Volume on the X10 refers to the startup volume level when the device powers on. This level is fixed at 16 and cannot be set to 1.
If you prefer the unit to start at the last volume level used before shutdown, simply turn off the Default Volume option. The unit will then power on at the same volume level that was used previously.
Summary:
Default Volume determines the startup volume level (fixed at level 16). Turning this option off allows the X10 to power on at the last used volume level.
40.3 Camera Input Settings
The Camera Input Settings are used to manage and configure external camera signals connected to the vehicle system. Specifically, the following camera input and management features are supported:
(1)Front Camera Selection: Tap to select the front view camera or the front dashcam.
(2)Rear Camera Selection: Tap to select the rear view camera or the rear dashcam.
(3)Rear-View Mirroring: Tap to enable or disable the rear-view mirroring function.
(4)Display Front View after Reversing: Tap to enable or disable the automatic display of the front view after reversing.
(5)Reversing Guidelines: Tap to enable or disable the display of reversing guidelines.
(6)Auto-Center Reversing Guidelines: Tap to enable or disable the auto-centering function for the reversing guidelines.
(7)Audio Mix When Reversing: Tap to select from Lower Volume, Silence and Keep Volume Mode.(Note: Due to system limitations, some audio mixing features may not be available.)
With proper configuration, users can obtain clearer visual assistance, improving driving and reversing safety.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > System Settings > Camera
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Camera Input Settings Interface.】
Common Usage Issue
1.Issue:
After exiting reverse mode on the X10, the screen displays “No Signal.”
Solution:
Please go to Settings on the ATOTO X10 head unit and locate the option “Display Front View after Reversing.” Then set this option to Off.
After disabling this feature, the head unit will no longer attempt to display the front camera view when the vehicle shifts out of reverse. This should prevent the “No Signal” message from appearing on the screen.
40.4 Steering Wheel Control (SWC) Learning Configuration
The Steering Wheel Control Learning function allows you to control head unit functions via steering wheel control buttons, including track switching, volume adjustment, call answering, and voice assistant activation, etc. - no touchscreen contact required, enhancing driving safety and convenience.
40.4.1 Compatibility Requirements:
Required Vehicle Feature: Your car must be equipped with factory steering wheel controls (SWC).
Signal Type: The X10 directly supports SWC systems that operate using resistive analog signals.
Digital CAN Bus Systems: If your vehicle uses a digital CAN Bus signal for SWC, you will need a third-party CAN Bus to Resistive Analog adapter (sold separately) to retain SWC functionality with the X10.
How to Check: Consult your vehicle's owner manual or contact the vehicle manufacturer to determine if your SWC system uses resistive analog or digital CAN Bus signals.
40.4.2 How to Map SWC Buttons:
The X10 supports steering wheel control (SWC) button mapping, allowing you to operate the X10 Android head unit directly from your steering wheel control buttons.
Operation Steps:
Step1: Access SWC Learning Interface:
Navigation Path: Navigate to Settings > System Settings > SWC Learning
Step2: Tap “Start” to begin mapping.
Step3: Short press the desired function button icon on the interface; the button icon (e.g., short press the "Volume Up" icon) will start flashing. Then, hold the corresponding steering wheel button. When the flashing stops, the learning process is complete. Repeat this process for each function you want to program.
Step4: Touch “Save” to save settings.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the SWC Learning Interface-1.】
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the SWC Learning Interface-2.】
MODE / SRC Button Function Description
In the Steering Wheel Control (SWC) Learning settings, if the original vehicle's MODE button is assigned to the SRC function, the button can be used to quickly switch between the head unit's available audio sources or media sources.
SRC stands for Source, which refers to audio source or media source switching. Once configured, users can cycle through different sources directly from the steering wheel without touching the head unit's screen.
Available Default Sources
On X10 Series Android Car Stereos, the SRC function supports switching between the following default sources:
Radio
Switches to the built-in Radio application.
Multimedia
Switches to the built-in Multimedia application for local media playback, including music, videos, and USB media content.
Bluetooth Music
Switches to Bluetooth Music playback, allowing audio streaming from a paired smartphone or Bluetooth audio device.
HDMI In
Switches to the HDMI input source for displaying and playing audio/video content from an external HDMI-connected device.
Default Switching Sequence
After pressing the MODE button assigned to SRC, the system will cycle through the available sources in the following order:
Radio → Multimedia → Bluetooth Music → HDMI In → Radio
Each press of the MODE button switches the system to the next available source.
Notes
1.The SRC function must first be assigned and saved through the SWC Learning (Steering Wheel Control Learning) interface. Otherwise, the MODE button on the steering wheel will not perform source switching.
2.HDMI In is only available on models or configurations that support HDMI input. If HDMI input is not supported or no HDMI device is connected, the actual switching behavior may vary.
3.The content available under Multimedia depends on the local storage, connected USB devices, and available media files.
4.Bluetooth Music requires a smartphone or Bluetooth audio device to be properly paired and connected. If no Bluetooth device is connected, audio playback may not be available after switching to Bluetooth Music.
5.The available SRC sources and switching sequence may vary slightly depending on the software version, system configuration, or product model. Please refer to the actual behavior of your device.
Warm Reminder:
If your vehicle is not originally equipped with steering wheel control functionality, you can pair the X10 Android head unit with the compatible AC-44F60 Watch-Band Style SWC Remote Control (sold separately) to add steering wheel control functionality to your vehicle. By using the buttons on the AC-44F60 wireless steering remote control, you can conveniently operate various functions of the X10 Android head unit. Please note: this product is only compatible with ATOTO brand Android head unit. It is not compatible with Android head unit from other brands.
AC-44F60 Wireless Steering Remote Control's Functionality:
The main purpose of the AC-44F60 Watch-Band Style SWC Remote Control is to enable vehicles that do not have steering wheel control functionality to control the X10 Android head unit through the buttons on the AC-44F60 wireless steering remote control. This functionality enhances operational convenience and driving safety, allowing drivers to focus on driving without frequently touching the X10 Android head unit’s screen or control panel.
Common control functions include, but are not limited to, the following:
(1)Volume Control: Adjust the car's audio volume using the buttons on the wireless steering remote control.
(2)Music Switching: Switch songs using the buttons on the wireless steering remote control.
(3)Answer/Hang Up Calls: Answer or hang up calls using the phone button on the wireless steering remote control.
(4)Voice Assistant: Activate the voice control function using the voice assistant button on the wireless steering remote control.
Detailed Operation Instructions:
1. Installation of the Transmitter and Receiver:
(1) Transmitter Installation:
·Installation Location: The transmitter should be installed in a convenient location on the steering wheel of your car, ensuring that the driver can easily press the buttons for operation.
·Signal Connection: The transmitter uses wireless communication to connect with the receiver, ensuring stable signal transmission.
(2) Receiver Installation:
·Connection to the Anroid hesd unit: The receiver needs to be connected to the input interface of the X10 Android head unit via the dedicated SWC IR port. Once connected, the receiver will automatically communicate wirelessly with the X10 Android head unit.
·Power Supply: The receiver is powered by an internal battery. If the battery runs out, please replace it with a new one to ensure the device works properly.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the installation diagram.】
2. Using the Wireless Steering Remote Control:
·Function Control: During driving, the driver can easily control various functions of the X10 Android head unit, such as adjusting volume, switching songs, answering calls, etc., using the buttons on the wireless steering remote control.
·Safe Use: The operation is simple and convenient, and the driver can complete all controls without taking their hands off the steering wheel, effectively enhancing driving convenience and safety.
3. Setup & Usage:
Refer to the separate AC-44F8 Watch-Band Style SWC Remote Control User Manual on the Eproductcare website (www.eproductcare.com) for further details. (Navigation Path: Navigate to Eproductcare > More > Wireless Steering Remote Control > AC-44F60)
40.5 Auto-Start Settings
The Auto-Start Settings allow you to choose an app from the “Currently Used” list to launch automatically. Once the X10 Android head unit is powered on or restarted, the system will automatically open the selected app.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > System Settings > Auto-Start
Step1: Tap to enable the Auto-start
Step2: Tap to select an app to launch automatically when the X10 Android head unit is powered on or restarted.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the auto-start settings interface.】
40.6 Default Navigation
The Default Navigation function allows you to set an application as a quick launch target. When you tap the “Maps” icon on the main screen, the system will directly open the application you have preset.
Operation Steps:
Step 1: Access Default Navigation Settings
Navigation path: Go to Settings > System Settings, then select Default Navigation.
Step 2: Select the Quick Launch Application
Find and tap Google Maps or another navigation application you wish to use from the list.

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Default Navigation Settings interface.】
Step 3: Launch the Selected Application
Return to the X10 main screen and tap the “Maps” icon. The system will automatically open the application you have set in advance (e.g., Google Maps

Common Usage Issue
Issue:
In the Auto Start Apps settings on the X10, the app list is not fixed. Some installed third-party apps are automatically added to the auto-start list, and users are unable to remove them.
Explanation & Solution:
·The Auto Start Apps list is dynamically generated, not a fixed list.
·Newly installed third-party apps may be automatically added to the auto-start list.
·Currently, apps that appear in the list cannot be removed or deleted from the auto-start list.
What You Can Do:
If you do not want an app to start automatically, you can:
Turn off the auto-start toggle for that app, or
Avoid enabling auto-start for the app
Summary:
Apps in the auto-start list cannot be removed, but you can disable their auto-start setting to prevent them from launching automatically.
40.7 Voice Button Shortcut Settings
The X10 Android car system comes pre-installed with DriveChat (AI voice assistant) and is also compatible with Google Assistant (AI voice assistant). You can choose your preferred voice assistant according to your personal needs.
1. Introduction to DriveChat
Please refer to Chapter 16 of this manual.
2. Introduction to Google Assistant
Google Assistant is an AI voice assistant developed by Google, featuring natural language recognition and intelligent command execution capabilities. Users can interact with the car system via voice commands, enabling hands-free operation while driving, which significantly enhances convenience and driving safety.
(1) Google Assistant Function:
Google Assistant supports control of various commonly used in-car functions, such as navigation, media playback, phone calls, schedule inquiries, and weather forecasts. It also possesses contextual understanding capabilities, allowing for continuous semantic recognition and intelligent recommendations.
(2) Activation Methods (for X10 Android head unit):
Method 1: Voice Activation
By saying the activation phrase, such as “Hey Google” (ensure voice wake-up is enabled), you can launch Google Assistant.
Method 2: Button Activation (When using the “SWC Learning” function for voice assistant control, the system will automatically synchronize with the currently selected application in this menu.)
Press and hold the voice button on the steering wheel to start Google Assistant.
Method 3: Manual Activation
On the Android car system’s main interface, tap the Google Assistant icon to directly access the assistant.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > System Settings > Voice Button Shortcut
While driving, you can freely choose between Google Assistant or DriveChat AI voice assistant for voice control, based on your needs or preferences.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the Voice Button Shortcut Settings Interface.】
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
After upgrading the system on the X10, the Google voice assistant cannot be activated using voice commands.
Symptoms:
The "Hey Google" wake-up function has stopped working. It previously worked normally, possibly before the recent system update.
Solution:
Regarding the issue with the "Hey Google" feature on your X10 head unit, the recent system update may have affected the voice recognition settings.
If you have not done so already, we recommend retraining the voice model (Voice Match) to restore the voice wake-up functionality.
Chapter 41 General Settings
The General Settings allow users to configure and manage basic system-related functions, including:
(1)Date and Time
(2) Accessibility
(3) GPS
(4) Storage
(5) Apps
(6) Digital Assistant
(7) Reset
(8)About
By optimizing general settings, users can make the in-vehicle system better suited to their personal preferences, thereby enhancing the overall driving experience.
41.1 Date and Time Settings
The Date and Time Settings feature allows you to set the date, time, and time zone on the X10 Android head unit. You can switch between 24-hour and 12-hour formats as needed. The system supports automatic network time synchronization, ensuring accurate time display for functions such as navigation, schedule reminders, and log recording. Details are as follows:
(1)Set Time Automatically: Tap to enable/disable “Set Time Automatically”.
(2)Set Time Zone Automatically: Tap to enable/disable “Set Time Zone Automatically”.
(3)Time Format: Tap to enable/disable “Time Format”. You can switch between 24-hour and 12-hour formats as needed.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > General Settings > Date and Time Settings

【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the location of the Date and Time Settings Interface-1.】
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the location of the Date and Time Settings Interface-2.】
41.2 Accessibility Settings
The Accessibility Settings feature allows you to set Basic Display, Extra dim, Magnification, and Captions, as detailed below:
(1) Display: Supports setting Display size and text, Color and motion.
(2) Extra dim: Tap to enable/disable "Extra dim." Tap to enable "Extra dim" to dim the screen beyond your device's minimum brightness.
(3) Magnification: Tap to enable/disable "Magnification Shortcut."
(4) Captions: Supports setting Live Caption, Caption Preferences.
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > General Settings > Accessibility
Common Usage Issue
Issue:
Can the menu text size on the X10 be increased?
Solution:
Yes, you can adjust the text size on the X10 by changing the font size in the system settings. Please follow the steps below:
1.pen Settings on the X10 head unit.
2.Tap Accessibility.
3.Select Display Size and Text.
4.Tap Font Size.
5.Adjust the slider to make the text larger or smaller according to your preference.
After adjusting the font size, the menu text and system text will appear larger and easier to read.
Summary:
The X10 allows you to increase or decrease the menu text size through Settings → Accessibility → Display Size and Text → Font Size, making it easier to read the screen based on your visual preference.
41.3 GPS Settings
The GPS Settings feature allows you to choose from Mode 1 and Mode 2, and supports enabling “Auto Sync” to automatically adjust the device's system time based on GPS signals.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the GPS Settings Interface】
Operation Steps:
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > General Settings > GPS
Step1: Tap to select Mode 1 or Mode 2.
Step2: Tap to enable/disable “Auto Sync”
41.4 Storage Management
The Storage Management is used to view and manage the internal storage space usage of an X10 Android head unit, including system occupation, application data, media files, downloads, and cache data, as well as removing infrequently used applications. Through this feature, users can clean up redundant files and free up space, ensuring smooth and stable system operation.
Operation Steps
Navigation Path: Navigate to Settings > General Settings > Storage
Step 1: Enable Storage Manager
Tap the “Storage Manager” switch to enable this feature.
Step 2: Enable Use Storage Manager
Tap “Storage Manager” to enter its settings page, then tap to enable “Use Storage Manager”.
Step 3: Select Items for Removal (Photos and Videos)
Tap the “Remove photos and videos” button to open a pop-up window. Then select to remove backed-up photos and videos that are over 30, 60, or 90 days old.


Step 4: Free Up Space
Tap “Free up space” to enter the corresponding interface. Select the files you wish to delete, then tap “Free up” to remove them and reclaim storage space.
Step 5: Remove Infrequently Used Apps
From the “Free up space” interface, tap the “More Options” icon (three dots) in the upper-right corner and tap “Show all items” to open the corresponding interface. Then choose infrequently used apps and tap “Free up” to uninstall them and release memory.

41.5 App Management
The App Management function is used to view, control, and manage applications installed on the Android car system. Users can use this feature to open apps, force close or stop apps, uninstall apps, clear app data and cache, and configure default app permissions. By managing application resources effectively, users can free up system storage, improve performance, and ensure the stable operation of essential apps.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > General Settings > App
41.6 Digital Assistant
Digital Assistant can help you based on information from the screen you're viewing. Some apps support both launcher and voice input services to give you integrated assistance
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > General Settings > Digital Assistant
41.7 Reset Settings
The Reset Settings are used to restore the Android car system to its initial or factory state. Users can choose different levels of reset based on their needs, including resetting network settings, resetting app preferences, or performing a full factory data reset. This feature is suitable for scenarios such as system malfunctions, app conflicts, disorganized settings, or preparing the device for transfer. Details are as follows:
(1) Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile & Bluetooth 2:
This will reset network settings, including Wi-Fi, mobile network, and Bluetooth 2 (Bluetooth tethering).
(2) Reset App Preferences:
This will reset all preferences for:
·Disabled apps
·Disabled app notifications
·Default applications for actions
·Background data restrictions for apps
·Any permission restrictions
Note: You will not lose any app data.
(3) Erase All Data (Factory Reset):
This will erase all data from your device’s internal storage, including:
·Your Google Account
·System and app data and settings
·Downloaded apps
·Music
·Photos
·Other user data
Note: Once the reset is performed, all corresponding settings will return to their default system configurations and cannot be recovered. Please consider carefully before deciding whether to proceed with the reset.
By performing a reset, the Android car system will clear some or all user data, installed apps, and customized settings, restoring the device to a clean and stable state.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Settings > General Settings > Storage> Reset
One-tap reset, no need to manually reset each one.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the location of the Reset Settings Interface.】
41.8 About Device
The About Device is typically used to display detailed information about the device, which helps with troubleshooting, obtaining updates, and device management.
• Navigation Path:Navigate to Settings > General Settings > About
Chapter 42 System Update App
System Update App is a pre-installed system maintenance tool on the X10 Android head unit, designed to help users easily check for, download, and install firmware updates. Features:
- Check for Updates
Automatically check for new firmware versions to ensure users receive the latest feature enhancements and bug fixes.
- Online Download and Installation
Supports downloading update packages directly via Wi-Fi or mobile data, and installing them on the head unit without needing a computer or USB drive.
- Local Update Support
If users have downloaded the firmware package from the official website to a USB drive or SD card, they can also perform a local update through this app.
- Update History Review
Users can view the current system version and historical update logs to understand the changes and improvements made.
- Improved System Stability and Security
Regular updates help fix system vulnerabilities, enhance compatibility, and optimize overall performance.
Operation Steps
• Navigation Path
Navigate to Home Screen > App Drawer > System Update App
Step 1: Tap the
System Update App icon to check if a software update file is available.
(The system will automatically detect if a new version is available.)
Step 2: If an update is found, tap the “Download” button to begin downloading the update file to finish system update.
Step3: Once downloaded, tap “Install” and confirm the prompt to start the installation. The system will reboot automatically to complete the update.
【AI图解: The associated image illustrates the interface content of the System Update App.】
Chapter 43 Troubleshooting
Important Note:
(1)If you have checked the points described in the list and the problem persists, turn off the vehicle for ten seconds then turn it back on again.
(2)If you still have problems after applying suggestions above, please contact our Customer Service for further assistance.
1.General
(1)Issue Description:
No response / Screen or unit not powered on / Bad or incorrect picture quality.
Solution
• Restart the unit by turning off the vehicle for ten seconds, then turning the vehicle back on.
(2)Issue Description:
No sound from the unit.
Solution
• The unit is muted. Adjust the volume.
• Select the correct audio source on the unit.
2.USB Playback
(1)Issue Description:
Cannot play a media file.
Solution
• The file format on the USB flash drive is not supported by the unit. Change media files format.
• The file system of the USB flash drive is not supported by the X10 Android head unit. Change the USB drive.
(2)Issue Description:
No video playback or picture display.
Solution
• Video or picture display is enabled only when the parking brake is engaged, and the parking brake input wire is connected to your vehicle.
3.Bluetooth Connection
(1)Issue Description:
The X10 Android head unit cannot make Bluetooth streaming.
Solution
• Make sure your mobile phone is within Bluetooth range.
• Pair and connect your mobile phone.
•Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is being connected. Disconnect your mobile phone from the X10 Android head unit to enable Bluetooth connection.
(2)Issue Description:
Poor hands-free phone call quality.
Solution
• Check signal strength on your mobile phone.
(3)Issue Description:
Cannot make Bluetooth connection.
Solution
• Apple CarPlay/Android Auto connection disables Bluetooth on the X10 Android head unit.
Disconnect Apple CarPlay or Android Auto from the X10 Android head unit to enable Bluetooth connection.
• The unit is already connected to a mobile device.
Disconnect the current Bluetooth connection before connecting to another Bluetooth device.
4.Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
(1)Issue Description:
Cannot start Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
Solution
• The mobile phone is locked. Unlock it.
• CarPlay/Android Auto is frozen.
Unplug the mobile phone, close all apps and plug the phone in again.
5.FM/AM Radio
(1)Issue Description:
Poor radio reception.
Solution
• The external FM/AM antenna is not connected or extended. Connect and secure an external FM/AM antenna.
• Turn off RDS, TA and AF.
6.Change the Temperature Unit in the Weather Widget from Celsius to Fahrenheit
(1)Issue Description:
The real-time weather on the home screen widget is set to display in Celsius by default. How to change it to Fahrenheit?
Solution
•Type “Switch” icon to change.(If you can't find this switching function, please update the system.)
7.Set APN
(1)Issue Description:
When using the SIM card to access the internet, mobile data cannot be enabled, and the SIM card is not locked. Additionally, it is unable to set the APN.
Solution
• Perform a Factory Reset.
• Use the MyTechSuite tool to manually set the APN, username, and password.
Chapter 44 Technical Specifications
Specifications | ||
Operating System | ATOTO AICE UI 13.0 (Based on Android 13) | |
SOC chipset | CPU: Qualcomm SM6125 Octa-Core @54960DMIPS(A73 *4 @2.0GHz + A53 *4 @1.8GHz); GPU: Qualcomm Adreno™ GPU 610 950MHz @115.2GFLOPS | |
Memory | 8GB (RAM) 128GB (ROM) | |
Wi-Fi Network | Wi-Fi:802.11 b/g/n MAC/BB/RF | |
Wi-Fi Band: 2.4GHz, 5GHz | ||
Wi-Fi Hotspot 2.0 | ||
Mobile Network
| Frequency Bands Supported | 2G: GSM 850, GSM900, GSM1900 3G WCDMA: B1, B2, B4, B5, B8 4G: B1, B2, B4, B5, B7, B8, B12, B13, B17, B19, B25, B26, B38, B41 |
Monitor | QLED | 7" QLED: 1280×720 resolution 9" QLED: 1280×800 resolution 10.1" QLED: 1280×720 resolution 10.1" QLED: 1280×800 resolution 12.5" QLED: 1920×1200 resolution 12.95" QLED: 1920×1200 resolution 14.1" QLED: 1920×1200 resolution |
Screen Brightness | 550cd/m2 | |
Bluetooth | Bluetooth 1 | |
Phone Connection: 2 Phones | ||
Protocol: HFP、HSP、A2DP、AVRCP、PBAP | ||
Support Coding: aptX, aptX HD | ||
Channel Output: Stereo, Mono | ||
Bluetooth 2 | Bluetooth Version: Bluetooth 4.2; Support Bluetooth Tethering & BLE Connection | |
Preamplifier | Preamplifier Output | MAX 4*49 W / RMS 4*29 W; Impedance: 4-8Ω; Frequency Response: 20 - 22,000 Hz |
HDMI | HDMI Input | 1080P video and high-definition audio signals |
DSP Acoustics | EQ Band | 36 Bands (Front 18 Bands + Rear 18 Bands) The EQ supports 18 bands for the front channel by default, enable the rear channel via settings |
Frequency | 20/24/29/36/45/53/65/80/100/120/140/170/210/260/320/390/470/570/700/850/1.0k/1.3k/1.6k/1.9k/2.3k/2.8k/3.4k/4.1k/5.0k/ 6.1k/7.5k/9.0k/11.0k/14.0k/17.0k/20.0k (Hz) | |
Gain | ||
Preset EQ | Standard / Rock / Soft / Classic / Pop / Hall / Jazz / Cinema | |
Media Playback | Audio | D/A Converter: 24Bit |
Audio Decode: WAV, MP3, MP2, FLAC, APE, AAC | ||
Video | - H.263/H.264/DIVX4-6/XVID Decoder: 1080p@30fps - MPEG-4 Decoder: 1080p@30fps - MPEG-2 Decoder: 1080p@30fps - VP8 Decoder 1080p@30fps - VP9 Decoder 720p@30fps - HEVC/H.265 Decoder: 720p@30fps | |
GPS | GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) | Supports GPS/QZSS/SBAS (WAAS/MSAS/EGNOS/GAGAN) |
Position Ability | -163 dBm hot start sensitivity -148 dBm cold start sensitivity -151 dBm warm start sensitivity | |
Full A-GPS Capability | E911/SUPL/EPO/Hot Still | |
Satellite Channel | 20 Channels | |
Positioning Accuracy | < 10m | |
Output & Input | USB Data Interface | 2 USB Interfaces Power Output: 5V, 500-800mA during data transfer |
Audio Out | 4 x RCA Out (4V/10kΩ): Labeled as <FL>/<FR>/<RL>/<RR> | |
1 x RCA Subwoofer Out(1V/10kΩ): Labeled as <SUB> | ||
Front View Camera Input | 1 x FCAM Video Input (1Vp-p/75Ω): Labeled as <FCAM> | |
Rear View Camera Input | 1 x RCAM Video Input (1Vp-p/75Ω) : Labeled as <RCAM> | |
Optical Output | 1 x SPDIF Digital Audio output, Labeled as <SPDIF> | |
General | Operation Voltage | 12V DC car battery |
Rated Current Consumption | 15A | |
Operation Temperature Range | -30℃- +70℃ (-22 ℉- 158 ℉) | |























