ATOTO A6 PRO headunit

[Mackalicious]

I've had this headunit in my yota for about 6 months. I highly recommend it. It has optional accessories. It's got the TPMS, OBD adaptor, dash cam, and backup cam. It also has wifi and GPS. Stand alone android OS. I have google maps offline maps saved on it, so it doesn't need internet to start navigating.

 

[brillo_76]

How many camera inputs?? Only 2 or will it do 4 cameras?

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[Mackalicious]

How many camera inputs?? Only 2 or will it do 4 cameras?

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I believe I can add one more camera, so not 4.

You want that 360 view? you can get one of those kits that stitch together 4 wide angle cameras and combined into one output.

I'm not recommending this exact kit, but here's an example in case you didn't know about this system

https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Pa...+car+camera+system+bird&qid=1575769028&sr=8-7

 

[4Fishing]

It's got the TPMS,

What is needed for that to work?

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[BoomerBob]

Is that the 'Torque' app you're using with a bluetooth ODBII plug? I too just installed an Android head unit with GPS today. A cheap one because I'm not that much of an audiophile but it seems to have most the same things. What it doesn't have is AM radio. Only FM. That was disappointing.

It also has a thin form factor so I had to get a little creative installing it today. I'll do the backup camera at a later time but the wiring is all there tucked under the passenger seat for now.

I didn't take it out of the garage for the GPS to set the date and time yet so pay no attention to that. They apparently set these things to UK time. It has the ability to set the Toyota logo which I did so hopefully it defaults to that wallpaper.

The extra wiring harness made it a breeze. I simply soldered them all on my bench in the house the night before so it was just a matter of plugging them into the 4runner's existing wiring harness that used to be plugged into the amp which was no longer needed.

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[Mackalicious]

What is needed for that to work?

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The headunit and the tpms kit

Amazon.com: ATOTO AC-UTP1 USB TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors System specified A6/A6Y Models (sensors Outside): Automotive

 

[Mackalicious]

Is that the 'Torque' app you're using with a bluetooth ODBII plug? I too just installed an Android head unit with GPS today. A cheap one because I'm not that much of an audiophile but it seems to have most the same things. What it doesn't have is AM radio. Only FM. That was disappointing.

It also has a thin form factor so I had to get a little creative installing it today. I'll do the backup camera at a later time but the wiring is all there tucked under the passenger seat for now.

I didn't take it out of the garage for the GPS to set the date and time yet so pay no attention to that. They apparently set these things to UK time. It has the ability to set the Toyota logo which I did so hopefully it defaults to that wallpaper.

The extra wiring harness made it a breeze. I simply soldered them all on my bench in the house the night before so it was just a matter of plugging them into the 4runner's existing wiring harness that used to be plugged into the amp which was no longer needed.

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yeah bluetooth obd to the headunit with torque. Since yours is android if you have bluetooth it will work. Only prob is mine has 2 separate bluetooth modules so I can stay connected to one with the obd and connect to the other with my phone. Not sure what version of bluetooth yours has and if it supports synonymous connections or if you have two dedicated bluetooth modules. Worst case, youd have to disconnect from the obd when you want to use your phone.

 

[BoomerBob]

yeah bluetooth obd to the headunit with torque. Since yours is android if you have bluetooth it will work. Only prob is mine has 2 separate bluetooth modules so I can stay connected to one with the obd and connect to the other with my phone. Not sure what version of bluetooth yours has and if it supports synonymous connections or if you have two dedicated bluetooth modules. Worst case, youd have to disconnect from the obd when you want to use your phone.

I'm using an Ultragauge so I'm already hardwired into the ODBII port.

I was going to buy the same head unit you did for my Mustang but changed my mind because I just don't put that many miles on it. My 01 4runner, which is what I installed this double din into today, is my daily driver and road trip rig so it got this setup which is fine for my needs. I'll probably regret not getting the one you did though. Time will tell. I still find it strange they didn't include AM radio though.

 

[FunBobby]

No one is going to comment on his trans being 240°?

 

[nobb]

The speaker level outputs on these Chinese Android units SUCK big time. Maybe the line level audio outputs (for use with an amp) are better. I immediately returned mine because of this, I just couldn't how terrible the audio sounded.

The UI was ok...definitely alot of features. But it did feel like just a bunch of apps slapped together ontop of the Android OS.

 

[Mackalicious]

No one is going to comment on his trans being 240°?

lol I was wondering if that was going to slide by. I was in the NC mountains on some STEEP highway roads. I even have a B&M external cooler. still got that hot. Notice my 8 mpg? She was chuggin along pretty hard.

 

[FunBobby]

lol I was wondering if that was going to slide by. I was in the NC mountains on some STEEP highway roads. I even have a B&M external cooler. still got that hot. Notice my 8 mpg? She was chuggin along pretty hard.

Is your cooler mounted in series? I have the large Hayden cooler mounted in series on mine and I've never seen it go above 200F even when pulling a trailer.
And I just though 8 mpg was normal for a 4Runner :biggrin2:

 

[Mackalicious]

Is your cooler mounted in series? I have the large Hayden cooler mounted in series on mine and I've never seen it go above 200F even when pulling a trailer.
And I just though 8 mpg was normal for a 4Runner :biggrin2:

Na, I bypassed the stock cooler. insurance incase the inrad cooler ever failed. If my temps ever get near there again, ill prob either add the stock back in or add another b&m.

lol If this thing got 8mpg I would sell it. my turbo vette gets more than 8mpg

 

[BoomerBob]

Na, I bypassed the stock cooler. insurance incase the inrad cooler ever failed. If my temps ever get near there again, ill prob either add the stock back in or add another b&m.

lol If this thing got 8mpg I would sell it. my turbo vette gets more than 8mpg

My stock 98 Vette got 31 mpg on the highway. That 350ci 350hp engine was barely working to slide that low bad boy through the air.

A turbo Vette would be a serious business beast! Bet it's a lot of fun!

 

[Mackalicious]

My stock 98 Vette got 31 mpg on the highway. That 350ci 350hp engine was barely working to slide that low bad boy through the air.

A turbo Vette would be a serious business beast! Bet it's a lot of fun!

I have a 99. I was loving the low 30s per gallon. But I dropped a built 370ci lq9 into it and rear mounted a 78mm turbo. Still haven't been able to turn the boost past 12psi. I have to change my fuel pump, then I'm going to crank it up to around 20.

 

[Rushthezeppelin]

I believe I can add one more camera, so not 4.

You want that 360 view? you can get one of those kits that stitch together 4 wide angle cameras and combined into one output.

I'm not recommending this exact kit, but here's an example in case you didn't know about this system

Amazon.com

This link is unfortunately dead 4 years later. Does anyone know a good link for a product like this? I tried searching for a product like this and came up empty handed.

Also on the subject of Atoto I'm contemplating either the A6 9" or the F7 10.1". Basically it's coming down to whether I want a standalone android or just android auto. I'm leaning towards the standalone since I found out about APRS (automatic packet reporting system) that is a nifty digital communication system that works over ham that you can do things like share location with. Either way I've never replaced a head unit. What all do I need to actually plug this into my vehicle? I've currently got a Alpine single din that is getting flakey on me. Not sure if the stock amp is still back there. What do I need as far as other harnesses to actually hook this up to my truck, does everything I need potentially come with the head unit?

 

[brillo_76]

This link is unfortunately dead 4 years later. Does anyone know a good link for a product like this? I tried searching for a product like this and came up empty handed.

Also on the subject of Atoto I'm contemplating either the A6 9" or the F7 10.1". Basically it's coming down to whether I want a standalone android or just android auto. I'm leaning towards the standalone since I found out about APRS (automatic packet reporting system) that is a nifty digital communication system that works over ham that you can do things like share location with. Either way I've never replaced a head unit. What all do I need to actually plug this into my vehicle? I've currently got a Alpine single din that is getting flakey on me. Not sure if the stock amp is still back there. What do I need as far as other harnesses to actually hook this up to my truck, does everything I need potentially come with the head unit?

The oem Amp is only for oem radios. So you need to get the connectors from the bottom on that Amp. Being your not oem there is probably a pigtail connector plugging the oem harness to your current radio.

Basically you need to wire up those pigtails to your new radio.

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[Rushthezeppelin]

The oem Amp is only for oem radios. So you need to get the connectors from the bottom on that Amp. Being your not oem there is probably a pigtail connector plugging the oem harness to your current radio.

Basically you need to wire up those pigtails to your new radio.

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Actually I just pulled my bezel apart and got a good look at things. Currently I am wired up with the Alpine radio to what I assume is the OEM amp (it's in the OEM amp slot). Works find other than the connectivity issues and my mic having died.

 

[Rushthezeppelin]

Yup just checked through the pictures I took in there, they are using some aftermarket harness on the amp harness side and they have a bunch of crimp connectors going to the Alpine harness. I should be able to reuse the aftermarket transition harness in this project as long as I can get a wiring diagram.

 

[brillo_76]

Yup just checked through the pictures I took in there, they are using some aftermarket harness on the amp harness side and they have a bunch of crimp connectors going to the Alpine harness. I should be able to reuse the aftermarket transition harness in this project as long as I can get a wiring diagram.

Ok get a wire harness pigtail for a 3rd gen toyota 4 runner. It will come with a wiring diagram. So you can get it all made up with the new radio then swap it out. This will have less downtime . Granted you need to run the extra stuff.

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