Just get wireless adapter and plug to USB.
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An update:
I got everything working with Sima helping me all the way through! I highly recommend the service too, it's made driving easier for me as I can keep my phone in my pocket and use the Motorola MA1 adapter and now the phone connects every time I get in the car.
If you are encountering any issues here are some steps I took to test out the process until it worked.
If using cable, try a good quality cable but if you are still having trouble on your Android phone look up how to enable developer options.
Usually you go to settings, scroll down to about, tap 7 times until the phone says you are now in developer mode. This may vary by android phone make and model so please look it up.
In developer options find "Default USB Configuration" and set it to transferring files.
On your car's pcm you can try removing all devices from Bluetooth and reconnecting them but I had the best success with going to system settings in pcm and reset to factory defaults.
After doing this, I can wirelessly connect to AA every time I get in the car.
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I got everything working with Sima helping me all the way through! I highly recommend the service too, it's made driving easier for me as I can keep my phone in my pocket and use the Motorola MA1 adapter and now the phone connects every time I get in the car.
If you are encountering any issues here are some steps I took to test out the process until it worked.
If using cable, try a good quality cable but if you are still having trouble on your Android phone look up how to enable developer options.
Usually you go to settings, scroll down to about, tap 7 times until the phone says you are now in developer mode. This may vary by android phone make and model so please look it up.
In developer options find "Default USB Configuration" and set it to transferring files.
On your car's pcm you can try removing all devices from Bluetooth and reconnecting them but I had the best success with going to system settings in pcm and reset to factory defaults.
After doing this, I can wirelessly connect to AA every time I get in the car.
I tried the USB cable and this is an OEM cable that I bought for my S22U. It seemed to connect and then nothing came up on the pcm. Or it looked like it was going to load AA but then the phone flashed the screen as if it was loading AA and just went back to the home screen.She's an iphone user.. I see... well at least there's still time
The USB cable option seems to be very finicky and I plugged and unplugged it a few times and it wasn't picking up the phone or it wasn't loading AA on the pcm.
I reset the PCM to factory defaults again, reset the Motorola MA1 adapter too, reconnected the phone to the car again via Bluetooth and reconnected the MA1 to the phone, and then AA loaded up in about 20 seconds on the PCM.
Thank you and enjoy 
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