NAV TOOL NAVTOOL6.0-LG2-NBT User manual

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NOTICE: We recommend having this installation performed by a certied technician.
Logos and trademarks used in here are the properties of their respective owners.
Installation Manual For:
NAVTOOL6.0-LG2-NBT (With Apple CarPlay / Android Auto)
NAVTOOL6.0-LG2-HDMI (Without Apple CarPlay / Android Auto)

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PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU START THE INSTALLATION
• Please study these instructions carefully before installing the interface.
• Protect the areas of the vehicle you will be working on before starting the disassembly.
• Use painters’ tape or equivalent, and use protective blankets or covers on the front seats, interior
panels, and center console.
• Do not disconnect the battery if the vehicle has an anti-theft coded radio unless you have the radio
code.
• Write down radio code here if applicable __________________.
• If installing an external push button switch, go over the location with the vehicle owner and make
sure it is in an accessible place.
• To avoid accidental battery drainage, turn off the interior lights or remove the dome light fuse.
• Roll down a window to avoid being locked out of the car.
• Set Parking brake.
• Remove the negative battery cable if necessary.
• Always secure the interface with Velcro or double-sided tape to prevent rattling or damage.
• Make sure that the panels t correctly.
• Use electrical tape on all your connections and splices, do not leave any exposed wires.
• Route all wires along with factory harnesses. Do not drill or make any unnecessary holes.
• Always use the help of a professional installer to prevent any damage to the vehicle or the interface.
Precautions

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Wiring Harness Diagram
Left Camera Input/ Video Input 3
Right Camera Input/ Video Input 4
Front Camera Input/ Video Input 2
Rear Camera Input/ Video Input 1
Connector for Microphone Input
Connector for Controller
Connector for
Vehicle Specific Harness
Manual Activation Wire
12V Output Wire
Rear Camera Input /Video Input 1- This input is dedicated for an aftermarket rearview camera or a video source with
an RCA video output. Your vehicle’s factory camera will continue to work as before without any changes. (If the vehicle is
equipped with that option)
Front Camera Input /Video Input 2- This input is dedicated for an aftermarket front view camera or a video source with
an RCA video output. Your vehicle’s factory camera will continue to work as before without any changes. (If the vehicle is
equipped with that option)
Left Camera Input / Video Input 3- This input is dedicated for an aftermarket left view camera or a video source with an
RCA video output. Your vehicle’s factory camera will continue to work as before without any changes. (If the vehicle is
equipped with that option)
Right Camera Input / Video Input 4- This input is dedicated for an aftermarket right view camera or a video source with
an RCA video output. Your vehicle’s factory camera will continue to work as before without any changes. (If the vehicle is
equipped with that option)
Connector for Vehicle Specic Harness- This connection is dedicated for connecting the vehicle specic plug and play
wiring harness.
Connector to Controller- Not Used in every application (see Installation Instructions section of the manual). This
connection will be used to retain factory rotary/joystick controls in specic vehicles. (If the vehicle is equipped with that
option)
Connector for Microphone Input- Not Used in every application (see Installation Instructions section of the manual).
This connection is dedicated for connecting to a universal vehicle microphone.
+12V Manual Activation Input- This connection is used only if the factory rearview camera is not activating correctly
in reverse. In that case, this wire must be connected to the vehicle’s reverse +12V output. (Change setting “Manual
Activation Wire as +12V Reverse Input” see the Testing and Settings section of the manual)
+12V Output- 500 mA output can be used to drive a relay to power any device needing a switched power source. This
output provides +12V at all times when the vehicle is running.
NavTool Interface Harness
(Part # NT-WHNT6)

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ON 1 2
Interface Diagram
USB Port for
Apple CarPlay and
Android Auto
Conguration Port HDMI Port
Main Connector for
Universal Interface
Harness
Data LED
Power LED
HDMI LED
Main Connector for Universal Interface Harness- This port is dedicated for a connection of a universal wiring harness.
LVDS Cables Input and Output- This port is dedicated for the LVDS cables.
Dip Switches- Set dip switches to the ON or OFF position depending on what the manual tells you to. (See Installation
Instructions section of the manual). Most installations will have these set to down.
Conguration Port- This USB port is dedicated for the interface conguration only.
Data LED- Normal operation of the interface must have blue LED blinking. If the blue LED is not blinking, the interface is
not receiving data from the vehicle and the interface will not operate properly.
Power LED- Normal operation of the interface must have a green LED ON. If the green LED is not ON, the interface is
not receiving power and the interface will not work. Your vehicle radio may also stay OFF.
HDMI LED- Normal operation of the interface must have a green LED ON. If the green LED is not ON, the interface HDMI
is not receiving power. If the green LED is not ON, the interface HDMI port will not work.
USB Port for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto- This USB port is for a hard-wire connection of a smartphone if you want
your iPhone or Android hard-wired to the interface instead of a wireless connection. This USB port also provides charging
for your smartphone. This connection is not required if you plan to use Apple CarPlay and Android Auto via the wireless
connection. (Do not use this USB port to power up HDMI streaming devices such as Roku, FireStick, Chromecast, or
similar devices because damage to the unit can occur.)
HDMI Port- This port is dedicated for connecting video sources such as iPhone mirroring, Android Mirroring, Apple TV,
Roku, FireStick, Chromecast, PlayStation, Xbox, or similar devices.
NavTool Interface
(Part # NAVTOOL6.0-LG2-NBT / HDMI)
LVDS Cables
Input and Output
Dip Switches

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Interface Conguration
NO SOFTWARE APPLICATION DOWNLOAD IS REQUIRED TO CONFIGURE THE INTERFACE.
To congure the interface, you must use Windows, Mac, or Google computer.
Windows computers must use the latest version of Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge browser.
Mac computers must use the latest version of the Google Chrome browser.
Google computers must use the latest version of the Google Chrome browser.
TO CONFIGURE THE INTERFACE, GO TO HTTPS://CONFIG.NAVTOOL.COM
Connect the interface to the computer using supplied USB Conguration Cable (Part # NT-USB-CNG)
To see a video of the conguration process
Scan QR-Code or go to
https://youtu.be/iES_rW240X0
Conguration Port

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Tools Required
You will need to remove the vehicle navigation radio and/or color screen.
See next page for Vehicle Disassembly Instructions.
List of Required Tools:
Example pictures of removal tools are shown. Any similar functioning removal tool will do the job.
Plastic Panel Removal Tool
8 Millimeter Socket
On a drill or manually by hand.
Phillips Head Bit
On a drill or manually by hand.

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Interface Installation
Disassemble the vehicle to get access behind the Navigation/Radio and behind the screen if
needed.
Unplug the factory harnesses from the back.
Plug the factory harnesses into the female ends of the supplied harnesses.
Plug the male ends of the supplied harnesses back into the radio.
Connect supplied harness plugs together if they have matching plugs and/or numbered labels.
Plug the interface harness into the interface.
Test and make sure everything is working before putting the vehicle back together.
Tuck the interface away and reassemble the vehicle.

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Testing and Settings
Set Your Radio To AUX
Plug in the supplied RCA Cable or AUX Plug into the vehicle’s AUX jack.
If you were not supplied with these, your car is already equipped with AUX.
Set the vehicle to AUX to hear sound from the interface.
You will not hear sound from the interface if your vehicle is not set to AUX.

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Testing and Settings
Remote Operation Guide
Rotate Left Rotate Right
Up Down
Back Menu
Voice
Enter
NavTool Remote (If Supplied)
Up- Go up inside Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
Down- Go down inside Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
In Android Auto, down button is used to enter the bottom menu bar of Android Auto.
Rotate Left- Go left inside Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
Rotate Right- Go right inside Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
Back- Press and hold for 3-5 seconds to turn the interface ON or OFF.
Go back inside Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
Voice- Press to activate Siri or Ok Google.
Menu- Brings up interface’s bottom menu to change inputs or go into settings.
Enter- Enters into apps or menus.
Factory Controls (If Compatible)
Touchscreen- Press and hold the top left corner of the screen to activate the interface.
Jog control- Press and hold the vehicle’s back/menu button to activate the interface.

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Testing and Settings
Camera Settings Conguration
After activating the interface, you will be brought to the interface screen.
If your screen looks like the image shown on the left, select home. The bottom menu bar will appear.
If your screen looks like the image shown on the right, select Settings.
Camera Settings
Enter Camera Settings to set up your camera inputs. Select multiple times to rotate through the differ-
ent input options. Above image shows a typical interface installation on a car with a factory rear view
camera with no aftermarket cameras. Save your changes.
Select Factory Camera- if your car has a factory input for that camera.
Select Video Input- if you have no camera installed, have a factory 360 degree camera installed,
or have video input installed.
Select Aftermarket Camera- if you installed aftermarket cameras.
Select Parking Lines- if you want parking lines shown on your aftermarket cameras.

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Testing and Settings
Miscellaneous Settings Conguration
Miscellaneous Settings
Select the Settings Gear to make changes to Miscellaneous Interface Settings. You can turn ON or
OFF Apple CarPlay/Android Auto (Auto On mode), the interface audio sound, and the manual activa-
tion wire as reverse trigger.
Apple CarPlay / Android Auto (Auto On Mode)
Turn ON- if you want to immediately enter Apple CarPlay/ Android Auto when activating the interface.
Turn OFF- if you want to enter the interface menu screen when activating the interface
Interface Audio / Chirp Sound
Turn ON- if you want to hear the audio feedback sound when the interface is activated and when a
phone is paired to the interface.
Turn OFF- if you do not want to hear the audio feedback sound when the interface is activated and
when a phone is paired to the interface.
Manual Activation Wire as Reverse Trigger +12V
Turn ON- if the white +12V wire on the harness is needed to power the rear view camera.
Do not change this setting unless done by an installer or if your manual tells you to.
Turn OFF- if the white +12V wire on the harness is not needed to power the rear view camera.
Do not change this setting unless done by an installer or if your manual tells you to.

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Testing and Settings
Testing HDMI Input
HDMI
Selecting HDMI will bring you to the HDMI screen of the HDMI device you connected to the interface.
If no HDMI device is connected, you will see a No Signal HDMI message.
Cameras / Video Input
Selecting Camera Inputs will let you see your aftermarket cameras if installed. If your car has factory
cameras such as a factory rear view camera, you won’t be able to manually view them from here.
Test your camera/video inputs if you have them installed in the vehicle
Set your car to reverse to automatically view your rear view camera
Set your car to drive to automatically view your front camera (turns off automatically at 5-10 mph)
Turn your cars left turn signal on to automatically see your left lane watch camera
Turn your cars right turn signal on to automatically see your right lane watch camera
Setting your car to park will deactivate the camera / video input bringing you back to your screen
Testing Camera / Video Input

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Turn Original MIC ON- if your car is equipped with a factory microphone.
Turn Original MIC OFF- if your car is equipped with an aftermarket microphone that we supplied.
Select the back arrow on the top left of the screen.
After Selecting Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, you will be brought to this screen.
Go to Settings and select Audio Settings
Testing and Settings
Audio Settings Conguration (Not Applicable for HDMI Only Interface)
Select Apple CarPlay/Android Auto on the bottom left of the interface menu bar.
Audio Settings
Original MIC Original MIC

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Testing and Settings
Disconnect your phone from the car’s factory bluetooth before connecting your phone to the
interface. Go to the bluetooth settings of your phone and select Forget This Device.
Make sure your phone’s wi and bluetooth are on. Follow the diagram below to connect your phone.
Connecting Your Phone to Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
(Not Applicable for HDMI Only Interface)
Wireless CarPlay Settings
Discover and Connect Devices
Wireless Android Auto Settings
Pairing
Turn on your phone’s Bluetooth and search
CX_BTFC4BBCCAB01D then connect it
Turn on your phone’s Bluetooth and search
CX_BTFC4BBCCAB01D then connect it

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Do a test call once your phone is connected to the interface.
Conrm that your microphone is working and that you can hear audio from the interface.
Your microphone will not work if you did not set the Original MIC setting properly.
You will not hear audio if your radio is not set to AUX.
To access the bottom interface menu bar
Activate the interface like how you initially did. This will make the bottom interface menu bar appear.
Reactivating again will return you to your factory screen.
To directly leave Apple CarPlay / Android Auto and return to your car’s factory screen
Apple CarPlay- Select the Home Main Menu App
Android Auto- Select the Exit App
You will not have access to the Apple CarPlay / Android Auto Settings Menu once paired
If you need to go back and make any changes, disconnect your phone from the interface or turn off
your phone’s wi and bluetooth.
Testing and Settings
Testing Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
(Not Applicable for HDMI Only Interface)

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NavTool LED lights should be one blinking blue and two steady lit green LED lights.
When performing vehicle reassembly, please make sure to go over the list and
checkoff check mark boxes:
Check to see if all connectors behind the screen, radio, HVAC etc. were reconnected.
Check that LCD screen shuts off with the key off, and turns back on with the key on.
Check touchscreen operation.
Check Heat and AC controls operation.
Check AM/FM/SAT radio reception.
Check CD player/changer operation.
Check GPS signal reception.
Check cigarette lighter or +12V power source for accessory or constant power.
Check to see if any other panels that were removed during installation and now being
reassembled have all and any electrical connectors reconnected.
Turn on parking light and check all dashboard lights operation.
Check all panels for proper tting.
Vehicle Reassembly Checklist
Data LED
Power LED
HDMI LED

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Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
Selecting Apple CarPlay/Android Auto will bring you to the Apple CarPlay/Android Auto screen once connected. If you are using the
HDMI only version of the interface, you won’t be able to use this feature and instead will see a Module Not Installed message.
HDMI
Selecting HDMI will bring you to the HDMI screen of the HDMI device you connected to the interface. If no HDMI device is connected,
you will see a No Signal HDMI message.
Cameras / Video Input
Selecting Camera Inputs will let you see your aftermarket cameras if installed. If your car has factory cameras such as a factory rear
view camera, you won’t be able to manually view them from here. Cameras will automatically display when setting the car in reverse,
drive, and activating left and right turn signals.
Interface Menus and Settings

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Settings
Selecting Settings will open a drop down menu bar that will let you change different interface settings. You can close this menu by
selecting the down arrow.
Brightness
Selecting Brightness will let you change the interface brightness. Select multiple times to increase or decrease the brightness. Save or
cancel your changes.
Contrast
Selecting Contrast will let you change the interface contrast. Select multiple times to increase or decrease the contrast. Save or cancel
your changes.

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Camera Settings
Selecting Camera Settings will let you change your camera inputs. Select multiple times to rotate through the different input options.
Above image shows a typical interface installation on a car with a factory rear view camera with no other cameras. Save any changes.
Select Factory Camera- if your car has a factory camera.
Select Video Input- if you have no camera installed, have a factory 360 degree camera installed, or video input installed.
Select Aftermarket Camera- if you installed aftermarket cameras.
Select Parking Lines- if you want parking lines shown on your aftermarket cameras. Save or cancel your changes.
Parking Line Settings
Select Parking Line Settings if you want to make changes to your parking lines. First, manually select the camera input on the bottom
menu bar that you want to make changes to. Then, enter the parking line settings. Select the square in the middle to select which color
parking line you want to edit. You can move the parking lines up, down, left right, increase line width, and decrease line width. Save or
cancel any changes you have made.

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Miscellaneous Settings
Select the Settings Gear to make changes to Miscellaneous Interface Settings. You can turn ON or OFF Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
(Auto On mode), the interface audio sound, and the manual activation wire as reverse trigger.
Apple CarPlay / Android Auto (Auto On Mode)
Turn ON- if you want to immediately enter Apple CarPlay/ Android Auto when activating the interface.
Turn OFF- if you want to enter the interface menu screen when activating the interface
Interface Audio / Chirp Sound
Turn ON- if you want to hear the audio feedback sound when the interface is activated and when a phone is paired to the
interface.
Turn OFF- if you do not want to hear the audio feedback sound when the interface is activated and when a phone is paired to
the interface.
Manual Activation Wire as Reverse Trigger +12V
Turn ON- if the white +12V wire on the harness is needed to power the rear view camera. Do not change this setting unless
done by an installer or if your manual tells you to.
Turn OFF- if the white +12V wire on the harness is not needed to power the rear view camera. Do not change this setting
unless done by an installer or if your manual tells you to.