What is needed to activate the screen mirroring function on the Trumpchi GS3?
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To use the screen mirroring function on the Trumpchi GS3, you need a phone that supports MHL functionality, an HDMI port in the car, and an MHL cable. Here is a brief introduction about GAC Trumpchi: 1. Basic Information: As early as 2010, GAC Trumpchi became the first premium partner of the 16th Guangzhou Asian Games, and its first mid-to-high-end sedan, the Trumpchi GA5, became the official designated reception vehicle for the Asian Games shortly after its launch. 2. Brand Culture: GAC Trumpchi is the first independently developed model by GAC Group, targeting the mid-to-high-end market. Adhering to the brand philosophy of 'Building good cars for loved ones and filling the world with love,' it integrates GAC Group's resources and experience, insists on independent innovation, and is committed to developing vehicles suitable for Chinese driving habits and road characteristics.
Last time I tinkered with the GAC GS3 screen mirroring, I prepared three things. First, you need a phone that supports screen mirroring, like Huawei or Xiaomi, and make sure the phone's system version is up to date. Then, it's more stable to use an original data cable, as third-party cables sometimes have poor contact. On the car's infotainment system, you need to go into settings and turn on the CarPlay or CarLife switch. For older models, you might need to upgrade the infotainment system first. Finally, remember to enable USB debugging mode and GPS on your phone, otherwise the navigation might drift. Honestly, the most annoying part is having to reconnect every time you start the car. Later, I found that connecting to the car's Bluetooth makes it much more stable, and wireless screen mirroring is actually more convenient than wired. Oh, and if you're watching videos, remember to use a phone mount—the center screen can get pretty reflective after a while.
