How to Upgrade the Car Central Control Display?

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OEzra
07/29/25 10:05pm
Car central control screen upgrade steps are as follows: 1. Download the firmware (remember to select the corresponding version), commonly referred to as the update.zip file. 2. After downloading, connect your phone to the central control screen via a data cable. Once successfully connected, a notification will appear in the phone's dropdown notification bar saying 'Connected as a media device'. At this point, double-click 'Computer' on your PC, and 'MX4' will appear under 'Portable Devices'. 3. On your computer, right-click the update.zip file and send it to 'MX4'. 4. Enter the 'Documents' on your phone's desktop, find the update.zip file, and click on 'update.zip'. The phone will automatically enter the upgrade interface. 5. The update process will first verify the firmware. After successful verification, it will enter 'Upgrading'. After a few minutes, it will return to the familiar interface. 6. Once in the system, click the 'System Upgrade' icon on the desktop to view the current version number, indicating a successful upgrade.
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