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same USB port. Observe the LED light, which should initially shine
solid white. (Your phone will remain connected to the car over
Bluetooth for hands-free calling; this is expected. Do not reboot your
phone.)
8. Once the LED light begins pulsing green, immediately press and
hold the button on the side of the MA1. Keep it depressed for
approximately 45 seconds, during which the LED light will run
through a series of color changes, first flashing blue, then flashing
red, then alternating colors, then off briefly, then solid red.
9. Only after the LED light turns solid red, release the button on the
side of the MA1, unplug the MA1, and then re-plug it into the same
USB port. Observe the LED light, which should initially shine solid
white.
10. Once the LED light begins flashing blue, then, on your phone,
navigate again to the system settings for Bluetooth, and scan for
new Bluetooth devices; MA1 will appear in the list as AndroidAuto-
XXXX. Pair your phone with the MA1. The LED light should begin
pulsing green, and wireless Android should appear on your car
display within 90 seconds.
Section 3) How do I get wireless Android Auto to start?
Refer to the User Guide for recommended setup steps. To connect
wirelessly, your phone must first re-establish its Bluetooth
connection to the vehicle's infotainment system for hands-free
calling; this process is typically automatic. Try also toggling the 'Start
wireless early' setting on your phone, under Settings > Connections >
Android Auto.
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