General Medeke/Navifly 7862

[leo06]

Forget BT, yes it will pair with type 53 and 116 FYT UIS7862 both sold by Mekede/navifly but USB is SO much better.

Get a genuine OBDLink SX and be amazed at the reliability (I've never had a single connection issue) and the speed is far superior to Genuine or garbage knock off BT types

Do you have OBDLink SX and is working with fyt units? Whith wat app works, torque?

 

[surfer63]

Thank you for your very helpful info. You could have send me the link via pm as you have done it before. I wish you a lucky and peaceful life. bye

Woohoo. You want special service? Short toes I assume.
check your PM

 

[marchnz]

Do you have OBDLink SX and is working with fyt units? Whith wat app works, torque?

Yes OBDLink SX with paid torque pro. Never had a single issue, always connects immediately.

 

[leo06]

Yes OBDLink SX with paid torque pro. Never had a single issue, always connects immediately.

This is, right?

 

[arca114@gmail.com]

if you leave the sleep option off your radio will turn off completely!!

Yes, friend.

 

[marchnz]

This is, right?

Buy from Amazon, aliexpress may be counterfeit/ fake

 

[Mrq007]

Hi, I am experiencing difficulties with Google Maps voice navigation when the radio is on, the M500S 10" unit. Basically, the volume of the sound is too low when the radio is on; however, when using any other music player, voice navigation works fine. I checked all sound settings, from GPS mix to sound mix, were turned on or off, but nothing worked. Has anyone else experienced the same problem?

Just do software update. I hade same issue and now work pretty nice.

 

[Specy01]

I tried several times to connect my OBD2 Bluetooth with my Navifly M700S without success. If I connect the OBD2 to the appropriate socket of the machine, through Bluetooth my smartphone, a Huawei P30, recognizes it immediately. If instead I try to make it recognize the M700S, the latter does not see it at all. I notice this from the Torque program that fails to detect it. Is there a particular method to have the Navifly recognize OBD2? The thing, strange to me, is that I can not find in the options of the M700S an option to turn Bluetooth on or off. My smartphone and my son's Iphone are correctly recognized in Bluetooth, in fact opening the Bluetooth app on the Navifly are both listed. Isn't it that by chance these UIS 7862 can only accept 2 Bluetooth devices only?

 

[kommando]

Some complaining from my side:
My WiFi reception on my Mekede 500 is really terrible. It was bad in my previous Joying SC953i, but that was explainable as on all the sc9853i (and previous PX5s) the 2.4GHz Wifi was using the same frequencies as the bluetooth, thereby disturbing each other.
Now on my Mekede M500 uis7862, I can't even connect to my house wifi even if my car is parked (literally) 3 meters from my access point giving both 2.4 GHz and 5GHz. It simply can't connect as the signal is not strong enough whereas our phones (my wifes, my personal and work phone) have at that distance full signal strength.

If I use the hotspot from my phone it is OK from the frontrow seats of my car. If I put my phone on the back seats of my car, the signal received is also very bad.

And it seems to get worse over the months.

Anyone else?

I know Surfers post was from a long time ago but I look to have the same issues.

Currently my M700s is not in the car but powered from a battery and being used inside. The wifi on 2.4Ghz lists all of the house Wifi 2.4Ghtz transmitters but none of the 5ghz. For it to use the phone Hotspot the phone has to be within 2 or 4 ft of the unit and even though the phone is dual 2.4/5Ghz it only connects on 2.4Ghz.

I turned on the M700S's own Hotspot set to 5Ghz and it shows up and the phone connects so it can transmit 5Ghz but does not seem to be able to receive 5Ghz or maybe it could if I set it right next to a router.

I thought it might help by fitting the 4G antenna but once fitted the results are the same. As I plan on using Bluetooth for Torque Pro it would be best if I could force 5Ghz Wifi but if it does not work that is scuppered and I will have to go for USB.

The black rubber coated 5Ghx antenna looks to be directly soldered to the board, maybe it could be replaced with an SMA type socket for a full 5G antenna to be screwed onto it like the 4G and the GPS.

See at 7.20 on this

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EKIY T7 Tech Deep Dive & Tech Teardown / Overview for 200 Series Toyota Land Cruiser' on You Tube and go to 7.20.​

Is there any hidden settings, I fixed my 5G on my Draytek router by changing the channels it transmits on and no more drops of service.

Update: I took a phone that can create hotspots on only 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz and set it to 5Ghz and put it under the unit next to the antenna and then did a wifi search on the Unit and the phone never appeared in the list. Odd when you can set the unit to create its own 5Ghz hotspot that works.

 

[kommando]

I tried several times to connect my OBD2 Bluetooth with my Navifly M700S without success. If I connect the OBD2 to the appropriate socket of the machine, through Bluetooth my smartphone, a Huawei P30, recognizes it immediately. If instead I try to make it recognize the M700S, the latter does not see it at all. I notice this from the Torque program that fails to detect it. Is there a particular method to have the Navifly recognize OBD2? The thing, strange to me, is that I can not find in the options of the M700S an option to turn Bluetooth on or off. My smartphone and my son's Iphone are correctly recognized in Bluetooth, in fact opening the Bluetooth app on the Navifly are both listed. Isn't it that by chance these UIS 7862 can only accept 2 Bluetooth devices only?

I got my OBDlink LX to work by pairing it as the first ever pairing, I only then added the phone after running Torque Pro and connecting to the OBDlink LX.

So delink all the current BT pairs, reboot and then pair only to your OBD2, next try your OBD2 app and try connecting to the car.

 

[Specy01]

I got my OBDlink LX to work by pairing it as the first ever pairing, I only then added the phone after running Torque Pro and connecting to the OBDlink LX.

So delink all the current BT pairs, reboot and then pair only to your OBD2, next try your OBD2 app and try connecting to the car.

I do not have an OBDLink LX but an OBD2 as in the picture

The brand is not the same but the device is very similar.
When I did the tests, the smartphones were not connected to the M700S. Despite this, the OBD2 did not connect to the M700S.

 

[kommando]

What is it called on BT, if its name does not start with OBD then it will not connect its, one of the 'Features' of these boxes. So my OBDlink is called OBDLink LX on Bluetooth and so it will connect.

 

[Specy01]

What is it called on BT, if its name does not start with OBD then it will not connect its, one of the 'Features' of these boxes. So my OBDlink is called OBDLink LX on Bluetooth and so it will connect.

Where should I see his name? In the Bluetooth app (the one where I can see the names of the smartphones that have been previously connected) there is no other name outside of the two aforementioned smartphones

 

[kommando]

Where should I see his name? In the Bluetooth app (the one where I can see the names of the smartphones that have been previously connected) there is no other name outside of the two aforementioned smartphones

Go to one of your phones and with the OBD connected to the car with ignition on do a Bluetooth search on the phone and it will list all the nearby bluetooth devices by name.

 

[Specy01]

Go to one of your phones and with the OBD connected to the car with ignition on do a Bluetooth search on the phone and it will list all the nearby bluetooth devices by name.

Ok I'll do it as soon as I get in the car, now I'm at work for a while. Once I have the name what should I do? And if his name doesn't start with OBD, how could I rename him?

 

[kommando]

Ok I'll do it as soon as I get in the car, now I'm at work for a while. Once I have the name what should I do? And if his name doesn't start with OBD, how could I rename him?

Not aware of any way to rename, the Chinese do this to try to force you to buy one of their OBD units.

 

[Specy01]

Not aware of any way to rename, the Chinese do this to try to force you to buy one of their OBD units.

I managed to show the M700S the OBD2 interface. It is called "obd--2." I see it from the Bluetooth app as in the picture. But Torque light doesn't see it at all.




I just don't know how to do it. You have some solutions?

 

[kommando]

I managed to show the M700S the OBD2 interface. It is called "obd--2." I see it from the Bluetooth app as in the picture. But Torque light doesn't see it at all.


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I just don't know how to do it. You have some solutions?

You need to move it from pairable to paired on the unit before torque can see it, so click on it and enter the pairing code for the obd which will be in the obd instructions. It's Mac address is odd, maybe an issue.

 

[Specy01]

You need to move it from pairable to paired on the unit before torque can see it, so click on it and enter the pairing code for the obd which will be in the obd instructions. It's Mac address is odd, maybe an issue.

As you may have understood, I am a newbie in this area. How do i move it from coupling to coupled? Maybe I can try to delete smartphones and try to recognize the OBD2?
Unfortunately I no longer have his instructions, but I suppose I would easily have to guess I.

It's Mac address is odd, maybe an issue.

I had noticed this strange number of the Mac address, but I do not know what it is due to.

Meanwhile, thank you for your help

 

[kommando]

How do i move it from coupling to coupled? Maybe I can try to delete smartphones and try to recognize the OBD2?

The same way you paired it on your P30 phone, so you click on it on the screen and wait for the dialogue box to appear, enter the obd code and do not tick share contacts and then click pair.

I would delete the 2 phones from the paired list.