Hello,
I installed the Mando ECS10 ( LINK TO THREAD ) to play with the adaptive suspension on my Veloster N and noticed that neither the iOS nor the Android app that comes with it displays on the native Hyundai screen in the way that apps such as Google Maps and others do.
I also acquired the LAP3 PROSS tuner ( LINK TO LAP3 THREAD ) and it has the same issue; the app only runs/displays on the Android device not the Hyundai display.
So, after a little bit of internet surfing, I came across this:
LINK TO ANDROID AUTOMOTIVE OS
This requires your car to be running the new Android Automotive OS.
As it turns out, Hyundai has their own proprietary ccOS they use on all of their newest vehicles:
HYUNDAI ccOS
I don't know whether it is on our N-cars, seems to be a closely guarded secret.
So, where I'm going with this thread:
Is there someone that has developed apps for use on the native Hyundai display, or knows someone who does?
If so, I would like to begin a dialogue that will hopefully lead to enrolling/assisting as many aftermarket "tuners" (engine or suspension) in modifying or creating their interface apps to run on the native Hyundai screens (without having to display them on tablets or smartphones as Google Maps).
Randy
I installed the Mando ECS10 ( LINK TO THREAD ) to play with the adaptive suspension on my Veloster N and noticed that neither the iOS nor the Android app that comes with it displays on the native Hyundai screen in the way that apps such as Google Maps and others do.
I also acquired the LAP3 PROSS tuner ( LINK TO LAP3 THREAD ) and it has the same issue; the app only runs/displays on the Android device not the Hyundai display.
So, after a little bit of internet surfing, I came across this:
LINK TO ANDROID AUTOMOTIVE OS
This requires your car to be running the new Android Automotive OS.
As it turns out, Hyundai has their own proprietary ccOS they use on all of their newest vehicles:
HYUNDAI ccOS
I don't know whether it is on our N-cars, seems to be a closely guarded secret.
So, where I'm going with this thread:
Is there someone that has developed apps for use on the native Hyundai display, or knows someone who does?
If so, I would like to begin a dialogue that will hopefully lead to enrolling/assisting as many aftermarket "tuners" (engine or suspension) in modifying or creating their interface apps to run on the native Hyundai screens (without having to display them on tablets or smartphones as Google Maps).
Randy