This sounds like a question for the computer nerd at your dealer. When I use the Apple car play to connect to my iphone maps it workes perfectly.
NAV+BACK+MUTE for 10 secondsI have a U.S. 2020 Mazda CX-30 Premium with the navigation card. I'm not sure if this is normal, but there is no Arrow indicating where my vehicle is on the navigation screen. The manual shows there should be a blue arrow indicating the location of my vehicle. Is this a setting that I somehow changed? If so, how do I remedy it?
Also, how do I reboot the Mazda Connect system? On older models you could holw NAV+BACK+MUTE for 3 seconds to reboot the system. This does not seem to work on the 2020 model.
Thanks for any insight.
Unfortunately, holding NAV+BACK+MUTE for 10 seconds (even tried 20 seconds) did not reboot the system.NAV+BACK+MUTE for 10 seconds
Und diesen link...https://www.mazdas247.com/forum/index.php?threads/soft-reset-of-mazda-infotainment-system.123866272/Unfortunately, holding NAV+BACK+MUTE for 10 seconds (even tried 20 seconds) did not reboot the system.
I have the same issue; has anyone found a reboot code that works on the 2020 CX-30?Also, how do I reboot the Mazda Connect system? On older models you could holw NAV+BACK+MUTE for 3 seconds to reboot the system. This does not seem to work on the 2020 model.
I have a 2020 CX30 Premium model and used the BACK+NAV+MUTE combo to get my display screen to come back.I have a U.S. 2020 Mazda CX-30 Premium with the navigation card. I'm not sure if this is normal, but there is no Arrow indicating where my vehicle is on the navigation screen. The manual shows there should be a blue arrow indicating the location of my vehicle. Is this a setting that I somehow changed? If so, how do I remedy it?
Also, how do I reboot the Mazda Connect system? On older models you could holw NAV+BACK+MUTE for 3 seconds to reboot the system. This does not seem to work on the 2020 model.
Thanks for any insight.