I have this exact headunit in my VW Jetta and with how it’s wired from their factory, it doesn’t drain the battery, at least in my experience. I’ve had it installed for about a year and change now
Hi I've just replaced my old xtrons head unit with a erisin one now every time I turn the car off it goes back to the home page on my xtrons it would stay on the last app I used so abit annoying after I turn the car off I have to go searching for Spotify extra again. Is this something in the settings I need to change thank you please help 😅
Sorry can't help you there, as every headunit is different, however seems like the erisin is completely shutting down, whereas your xtrons was on a soft shutdown and would keep your apps in memory.
@@AlexHusTech bhai koi sleep mode b nhi h update b nhi h usme aur 2020 mai update hua tha last mne retry kiya then update nhi hora esy show kr raha h ki fully updated hai
@@hynekdlouhy8121 yeah same It’s not called quick boot on the newer android headunits It’s called standby so that’s all it’s doing is putting it in standby mode Confirmed by another youtuber and mk5 goof owner dave rogers
Yes drain battery.. never used this setting. Quick boot=standby mode... To stay in standby mode.. head unit need to wake up every time.... In order to wakeup need to used battery power...
Hi, do you have tutorial on how to connect android auto to this head unit? Exactly this one of head unit. I have the same as your, but having problem to use the android auto in the head unit player. Anyone know the link, mind to share in the comment. Tq
Doing mods like that (changing boot logos) used to require root and some developer tools. Some custom ROMs have that built in nowadays (such as ones you install on a rooted phone, or the various car head units like this, etc). However, it's not uncommon for this "feature" to be integrated incorrectly. It's completely possible to "soft brick" a device when modifying core system files, such as the boot logos. If you're unable to do a factory reset (process varies by device), you're left with 2 options, off the top of my head: _1) Contact the vendor of your head unit and plead for help and such._ _2) Learn more about Android, dig into those forums (XDA Developers for example), learn to use your Google-fu and get your Android-powered head unit back up and running again._ Newer and higher quality hardware and Android OS environments have a lot more failsafe built in, and more mature custom ROMs have properly integrated more advanced custom system tweaks. The cheap head units like these? Very rare the engineers have taken the time to truly make a stable system. 99% of these units are the same core hardware and Android OS image that is flashed... save for a few changes (1GB RAM vs 2GB for example) and branding. It's for this very reason that getting to know the rooting process, systems backups and restores, custom ROM installs, and TRUE system customization are key to fully enjoy these types of units. Simply installing a launcher from the Play Store is *not* advanced! It's still the underlying buggy systems your head unit arrived with (and in some cases, bloated with malware behind the scenes). The first thing _everyone_ should do when they get one of these, is wipe it, install a custom clean AOSP-based ROM, and build up their completely custom experience from there. You'll see better performance from you device, you'll only have those features you want, and you'll have a more OEM feel to your Android system.
The classic way to do a full factory wipe/reset, is to hold something like a paperclip or toothpick in the reset hole, until the screen turns black and the hardware buttons flash. As soon as those start flashing, take your paperclip or toothpick out. You're now in the recovery menu. Scroll down to _wipe data/factory reset_. Some head units have knobs where you can scroll through the menu, otherwise you have to stick your paperclip back in the reset hole to "click" it in, which will move down the list of menu items in the recovery menu. I forget how to actually _select_ the item selected in the menu though... Once you figure that out though, you should be able to do a hard factory reset, and get back up and running. It should take several minutes. This process and that recovery menu are actually part of the process of rooting as well, and installing custom ROMs. So on top of possibly solving your soft-brick problem, you'll also be learning something useful if you want to do more advanced stuff.
Check Coolent level it’s low lol. I got a question i have brought same system but noticed both turn button not the same right one pushes in out and but left don’t. is this normally or my ones faulty/defective ? but it works volume up down mute and power off. Q2 - main question will quick boot work i got Android 9.1 UI and i have taken off the constant power supply cable at the back as system would not turn off and stays on standby even when key is out of ignition. now problem fixed. but thinking if quick boot should still work ?
Q1 I can't remember, as I moved onto a different unit. Q2 My quick boot works with constant power cable off. I noticed some units didn't have this feature to turn on/off. Also apparey there is a small battery drain using this, it's never fully drained my battery though leaving it for a week.
@@AlexHusTech Oh so if you have a good battery can leave it on standby every night. what’s the longest you have left it like ? when my constant cable is on , it powers straight like quick boot but issue it goes on standby with date and time ALWAYS SHOWING WITH BACKLIGHT! why i disconnected it don’t want to wake up with flat battery.
It's better to wait for few sec than to stand with dead battery
I was thinkin about that 2.
I have this exact headunit in my VW Jetta and with how it’s wired from their factory, it doesn’t drain the battery, at least in my experience. I’ve had it installed for about a year and change now
@@Haffmattheware you using Mk6 Jetta?
Been using this setting since I got my android head unit. It's more than two years now, but the battery and car startup are just fine.
You are the man all your videos helped a lot
Glad it helped.
Tq.. For your vid.. I am can save battery for May car
Hi, I don't have this setting. I can acces the menu with code 8888, but never it says something like quick boot
Different software
Would be called "sleep mode" instead... although, both options do drain the battery while the car is off
Hi how I cancel radio first car starting time open..I don’t want radio open automatically thanks
Bro, any idea how to go to recovery mode on the same headunit? Keep restarting after showing android logo, unable to turn off too
I'm not sure sorry, never had to do it myself.
Which android is this? I'm trying with lineage os 17.1 for rpi3..Can you please tell me where to find the same?
Hi I've just replaced my old xtrons head unit with a erisin one now every time I turn the car off it goes back to the home page on my xtrons it would stay on the last app I used so abit annoying after I turn the car off I have to go searching for Spotify extra again. Is this something in the settings I need to change thank you please help 😅
Sorry can't help you there, as every headunit is different, however seems like the erisin is completely shutting down, whereas your xtrons was on a soft shutdown and would keep your apps in memory.
Yea I think so cheers anyway great videos 👍
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Please help brother! How can I setup the radio to have it as you previously did (with the logo every time the car is turned on). Please help me!!!
Do the reverse, the headunit has to be fully shutdown as in lights off then turn on and should show logo.
Alex Hus exactly, but where in the settings menu can I put that option?
The video shows the steps on hiw to access the quickboot setting and hiw to enable/disable, unless I misunderstood your question?
I have the same problem.did you solve it?
On my andriod head unit I don't have accessibility settings :(
Mine also don’t appeared quick boot menu. I wonder why…..
I think it depends on the OS as well.
@@AlexHusTech mine is on andriod 10
Real Android 10?
@@AlexHusTech mine also android 10. But i think its an upgrade from earlier version. Could it be not real android 10
Quick boot option is not available in my music player,,,, what i have to do and how i have to do,,,, plz tell
Brother.. quickboot option is missing from Accessibility :( I want to turn off quickboot.. please help
Some don't have that option, I'm not sure if there is a way.
Bro go to extra settings and press the “shut down when acc off” choose 30 seconds or either you want...and quickboot is off...
I have the same problem. Did you solve it?
Bhai quick boot nhi h meri Android car sterio mai koi solution hai aur
Different software then
@@AlexHusTech bhai koi sleep mode b nhi h update b nhi h usme aur 2020 mai update hua tha last mne retry kiya then update nhi hora esy show kr raha h ki fully updated hai
Then again this option like sleep mode and kills the battery after few weeks ?
Yes I will not advise to use this option if you do not use the car regularly, I've been fine leaving for 1 week, would not leave it any longer.
Will you not get battery drain with this setting ? As the radio will not fully shut down
I don't get any battery drain, I've always used that setting, even leaving it for a week since I've been working from home.
I was testing the amperage and yes, the radio will drain power.
@@hynekdlouhy8121 yeah same
It’s not called quick boot on the newer android headunits
It’s called standby so that’s all it’s doing is putting it in standby mode
Confirmed by another youtuber and mk5 goof owner dave rogers
@@hynekdlouhy8121 ah thanks, I'll put it to shutdown if I ever leave my car standing for a long time.
Yes drain battery.. never used this setting. Quick boot=standby mode... To stay in standby mode.. head unit need to wake up every time.... In order to wakeup need to used battery power...
Hi, do you have tutorial on how to connect android auto to this head unit? Exactly this one of head unit. I have the same as your, but having problem to use the android auto in the head unit player. Anyone know the link, mind to share in the comment. Tq
car android head unit i changed boot animation in wrong resolution and now its stuck in there.
You can't boot into your headunit? There should be a reset hole if not try unplugging the unit a while and plug it back in again.
@@AlexHusTech Bro Touch are working. Music are Play But the Screen is Black.
@@AlexHusTech How I rest This, This is China Head Unit
Doing mods like that (changing boot logos) used to require root and some developer tools. Some custom ROMs have that built in nowadays (such as ones you install on a rooted phone, or the various car head units like this, etc). However, it's not uncommon for this "feature" to be integrated incorrectly. It's completely possible to "soft brick" a device when modifying core system files, such as the boot logos.
If you're unable to do a factory reset (process varies by device), you're left with 2 options, off the top of my head:
_1) Contact the vendor of your head unit and plead for help and such._
_2) Learn more about Android, dig into those forums (XDA Developers for example), learn to use your Google-fu and get your Android-powered head unit back up and running again._
Newer and higher quality hardware and Android OS environments have a lot more failsafe built in, and more mature custom ROMs have properly integrated more advanced custom system tweaks. The cheap head units like these? Very rare the engineers have taken the time to truly make a stable system. 99% of these units are the same core hardware and Android OS image that is flashed... save for a few changes (1GB RAM vs 2GB for example) and branding.
It's for this very reason that getting to know the rooting process, systems backups and restores, custom ROM installs, and TRUE system customization are key to fully enjoy these types of units. Simply installing a launcher from the Play Store is *not* advanced! It's still the underlying buggy systems your head unit arrived with (and in some cases, bloated with malware behind the scenes). The first thing _everyone_ should do when they get one of these, is wipe it, install a custom clean AOSP-based ROM, and build up their completely custom experience from there. You'll see better performance from you device, you'll only have those features you want, and you'll have a more OEM feel to your Android system.
The classic way to do a full factory wipe/reset, is to hold something like a paperclip or toothpick in the reset hole, until the screen turns black and the hardware buttons flash. As soon as those start flashing, take your paperclip or toothpick out. You're now in the recovery menu. Scroll down to _wipe data/factory reset_. Some head units have knobs where you can scroll through the menu, otherwise you have to stick your paperclip back in the reset hole to "click" it in, which will move down the list of menu items in the recovery menu. I forget how to actually _select_ the item selected in the menu though... Once you figure that out though, you should be able to do a hard factory reset, and get back up and running. It should take several minutes.
This process and that recovery menu are actually part of the process of rooting as well, and installing custom ROMs. So on top of possibly solving your soft-brick problem, you'll also be learning something useful if you want to do more advanced stuff.
Does anyone know how to implement this into any android system?
Quick boot for logo not available in my android player
Yeah I realised after changing to another unit, I guess it varies software to software.
Sir in my stereo there is no quick boot option
Your software is different then.
Check Coolent level it’s low lol. I got a question i have brought same system but noticed both turn button not the same right one pushes in out and but left don’t. is this normally or my ones faulty/defective ? but it works volume up down mute and power off.
Q2 - main question will quick boot work i got Android 9.1 UI and i have taken off the constant power supply cable at the back as system would not turn off and stays on standby even when key is out of ignition. now problem fixed. but thinking if quick boot should still work ?
Asking as don’t have quick boot under Accessibility
Q1 I can't remember, as I moved onto a different unit.
Q2 My quick boot works with constant power cable off. I noticed some units didn't have this feature to turn on/off. Also apparey there is a small battery drain using this, it's never fully drained my battery though leaving it for a week.
@@AlexHusTech Oh so if you have a good battery can leave it on standby every night. what’s the longest you have left it like ? when my constant cable is on , it powers straight like quick boot but issue it goes on standby with date and time ALWAYS SHOWING WITH BACKLIGHT! why i disconnected it don’t want to wake up with flat battery.
Yeah you don't want constant power. Most I've left it was a week.