Yes, for the parking sensors not showing, only if in reverse. But the warning sound should be there.
For the USB power and 12v plugs check the fuse 10 (20A) at the rear fuse box (row D) (right side of cargo area) or fuse 2 (50A) at rear fuse box (row A) (right side of cargo area).

 

WAO! That's a really helpful answer. Thank you so much, I already checked and indeed, a fuse is damaged, just like you said.
Thanks again!
By the way, it is a shame about the sensors, that's the only flow I can think of about the CarPlay .

 

Well, I just changed the fuse 10 that was broken and checked the fuse 2 that was good and now I have the 12v plugs working fine but still no USB, any suggestion?
Thank you.

 

Sorry for the late reply, it looks like the power for the USB is coming from the PCM direct. Did you try another cable?

 

I did. The CarPlay was installed by a professional, do you think it is possible he forgot to plug some cable from the PCM?

 

the USB connection to the PCM is not a single connector, its like one big connector. To install the CarPlay PC card, you don't need to take anything out or off. The Sat-Radio or Sirius, can actually stay, its just tied fit.

 

well, so you say he could not have missed it, right? It's not a loose cable if the usb is not working? because I also tried the same usb pen I used to copy my music and it doesn't recognise it either. Could it also be a fusible?
Thanks

 

no, there is no fuse I can see.
Did the installer took the center console apart? If so, there is a single connector at the USB port itself.

 

No he did not. I guess I will have to bring him the Macan again to check it out, I just hate to see all parts dismantled like that, I am sure it is not a good thing for the noises and so.
Thank you.

 

Maybe you want to hold on, I checked my USB port and it doesn't work either. I guess its "normal".
but my system stopped working total yesterday. Two weeks ago it's stopped working via WiFI, now it doesn't work via USB port either. If I can't it get to work I will removed and done with it.

 

Sorry to hear that. I really like the Apple car play and would be very sad to remove it. So you are saying that your central console USB does not work either? Since you installed the CarPlay ?

 

Hello,
I already read a lot of posts in the forum about CarPlay retrofit but did not find any comment about my problems.
I have a Macan S 2015 retrofitted with Joyeauto (well, a clone, anyway) since yesterday.
Well, I lost my center box usb power and both 12v plugs, I am not able to charge my iPhone through those...?
Also, when I am in Carplay mode, the parking sensors do not show on the screen, is it normal?
Thanks for any help...

saw you not about parking sensors. That is a software setting in the carplay unit. If you have a unichip whick is the better by far it is easy

 

I looked at the Unichip Which, it looks the same as the Joyeauto, same from the installation. The setup in the setting section is "only" for the camera yes and no.

 

I will see if I can get it back to work, if I remove it I let you know if the USB port will work again.

 

ok, thanks

 

Hi, I removed my PCM and the connector for the USB, (yes its one, my mistake) was not correctly connected.

 

Does the joyeauto also give you android auto? I've never heard of this?

 

yes，wire android auto

 

Where is there a video of this?

 

Today I installed the Joyeauto Wireless CarPlay for my 2015 Macan Turbo PCM 3.1

Main Challenges were:
1. The joyeauto box has pins where the instructions tell you certain settings which are incorrect. All pins should be OFF but pin 8 ON. (box comes with this preset configured).
2. Jamming the cables into the center console to fit the PCM back in nicely.
3. Reinstalling the DVD flap cover below the PCM correctly. Its still not perfect, but thats probably because the harness connectors are large and difficult to tuck inside.
4. The audio was not working because I have the BOSE sound system with optical out. I needed to remove the optical from the original PCM harness connector and plug it into the joyeauto connector harness.
5. Finding a location for the joyeauto box. I ended up with the companies recommendation of under the glovebox area above the passenger foot area.



You can WhatsApp Joyeauto for troubleshooting issues which was very helpful towards the end of the installation.

Took about 5 hours to install and troubleshoot.

bought this tool off amazon for about 8 bucks.

( I used the existing factory center hole and drilled two holes on each side so that it can fit the cable through).

I used the driver side fuse area. The red wire is connected to the fuse that I added from the kit)

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Feel free to reach out if you need help with install for your 3.1 PCM


Cheers!

 

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( I used the existing factory center hole and drilled two holes on each side so that it can fit the cable through).

My recommendation is... don’t drill any holes. Not necessary. Just remove the Sirius XM terminal connector, pass-thru the cable, and reattach terminal without putting too much pressure (enough to hold everything in place). Add some protection for the cable in that area. See photo of my installation.

 

So you have to provide the unit power? It doesn't take power from pcm or from loom?

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So you have to provide the unit power? It doesn't take power from pcm or from loom?

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The Joyeauto unit pulls power from the Porsche PCM harness connector. There is no new power source required.

 

Plug and play is music to my ears! Just having venting we can direct towards our kid’s face makes it worth it. Think I’ll combine it with the Joyeauto retrofit and try to do it all in one go, I think I remember someone here saying that it would’ve been easier w/PCM removed...

Interested to know how you get on with joyauto box, I keep considering but I do listen to a lot of radio and have read you can't use the joyauto and dab at same time.

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Does the car require Navigation installed or will it work without?

 

for those of you that have this installed ... has anyone experienced intermittent disconnect from wireless carplay? when i installed mine, i never hooked up the usb for hardwire option. i have only ever used the wireless connectivity but recently started experiencing dropped connections.

i would either have to reboot the Joyeauto unit or turn off wifi from my phone and turn it back on. nothing else has changed so im just wondering what could be causing it. was working great for months

 

Deactivate the PCM AUX Bluetooth. Following is a comment I made at other Carplay threads here and at other forums. The PCM AUX BT and the module Bluetooth are fighting for connection, and depending which one connect first will determine if you can successfully connect to the Carplay Module or have to reset the whole thing because is not connecting.


4. If you are using Wireless Carplay, deactivate the PCM AUX BT. This one took me weeks to figure out. Every time I would turn my car on, I intermittently had connections issues that would prevent Apple Carplay to activate or play any sound, and it would require me 4 to 5 minutes (sometimes unpairing and pairing the whole thing again) for it to work. I came to the realization that AUX BT and the Carplay module bluetooth were fighting for which could connect first. If the Carplay module connected first, no issues. If the PCM AUX BT connected first, it created a significant connection issue. Apparently the AUX BT and the AUX share the same channel, and you can use one or the other. To deactivate AUX BT in PCM 3.1 see,

. This video shows how to activate AUX BT, but you can follow steps to deactivate.

I hope this helps others with some additional information during installation.

 

Hi all,

My first post here. I'm about to put in an offer for a used 2015 Porsche Macan. I briefly had a 2014 model and loved it, but hated the PCM. I also found the satnav was useless for finding locations in London (where I live). I'm interested in adding the Joyeauto carplay but I have a few questions:

1. Is a map on google maps or Waze visible in the little screen by the dials like with the OEM map? It was the only good part about it.
2. Is it quicker/more responsive in carplay mode? I found the old PCM really slow.
3. Does Siri/voice commands work? If so how? Do you need to add a microphone?

Thanks very much all!

 

Yes to all. Best upgrade I made.

 

Does diamond button on the steering wheel work to skip the track?

 

Nope! That would be cool but I don't think anyone has been able to map that functionality to control the retrofitted CarPlay.