Skoda 000051409F Surfstick Carstick LTE Connect, only for Amundsen navigation system (Gen. 2)

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and charge the phone, one the the cubby hole in front of the gear lever and the other in the compartment under the centre armrest. The other way is to configure the Infotainment system as a Wireless LAN (WLAN) client to a smart phone which has been configured as a WiFi hotspot - that is, using tethering.

I regard the built-in display as very dangerous because I have to look down and take my eyes completely off the road. but seriously, put the sim into the thingy and turned it on, opened laptop in car and logged on as you would in a strangers house, and hay presto- the dongle had its passcode on the dongle itself.

Just entered my lastest of 4 or 5 pins that had been reissued in the past and it worked straight away took all of 1 min to do and no more resetting radios, Bluetooth, time, internet account and so on ! The Car Stick is supposed to plug into the USB port by gear stick and will then share the connection with the head unit and allow for the car to become a Wi-fi hotspot.

If you also have the discover media head unit that will use the car stick as it's connection to the net. I connected up to my home wifi yesterday and it till would register connect even though the car ad a good connection. If Waze comes to Android Auto, I may switch to an Android phone so I can use it with the touch display.Come join the discussion about performance, modifications, classifieds, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more! Then when you get into the car it pops up on the screen with the new destination and you just tap to go there. Not sure what the problem is, did you get the VW Infotainment booklet with the car, it goes through the settings ?

manual, Car-Net services should work without a USB connection in the way you describe – that is, by sharing the Internet connection of a mobile phone configured as a mobile WiFi router (= mobile WiFi hotspot). May as well connect your device to that rather then piggyback the system in the car - or am I missing something.Considering that the antenna for these frequencies is tiny I can't see how the vehicle body would make any difference, I think you would find that any MiFi unit would work just as well and give you 4G, albeit without any integration. It appears to me that Skoda dealers are charging Skoda 1 1/2 hours labour on warranty for a 1 min reset job.