This multimedia system is designed for Peugeot 308 dashboards, but fitment can vary by model year and trim. Before purchase, confirm compatibility by providing your car's model year, dashboard photos, or VIN to the seller.
2.5D refers to slightly curved-edge glass on the touchscreen that gives a slimmer bezel and smoother touch experience. 'Large' indicates a larger display size than the factory radio for easier viewing and touch control.
The CANbus interface communicates with the vehicle to retain factory functions such as steering wheel controls, parking sensor display, vehicle info on the cluster, and automatic on/off behavior. Proper CANbus connection is required to preserve these features.
1G indicates 1 GB of system RAM and 16G indicates 16 GB of internal storage. The storage can usually be expanded via external USB drives or microSD cards for maps, music, and video files.
Yes — the system supports GPS navigation and includes GPS antenna input. It typically supports both offline map applications (installable via SD/USB) and online navigation apps if internet access is available via phone hotspot or dongle.
Mirror Link mirrors your phone screen to the car display for apps, navigation and media. It works best with many Android phones; iOS support is limited and may require third-party apps or AirPlay adapters. Functionality can depend on phone model and USB/Wi-Fi connection.
Yes. The system supports Bluetooth for hands-free phone calls and audio streaming (A2DP). You can pair your phone to make/receive calls and play music wirelessly.
Yes. The unit includes video input (usually RCA) for a reverse/backup camera. When wired to the reverse light trigger, it will automatically switch to the camera view when you shift into reverse. Parking guidelines are commonly supported but may need adjustment in settings.
If the CANbus and steering wheel control wiring are correctly connected, steering wheel functions should be retained. Some buttons may need to be mapped in the unit's settings or by the installer.
Typical accessories include a wiring harness, CANbus decoder/interface box, GPS antenna, USB cable, microphone for hands-free calling, mounting brackets or trim kit (if needed), and a user manual. Exact contents can vary — confirm with the seller.
Experienced DIYers familiar with car audio and CANbus systems may install it themselves. However, professional installation is recommended to ensure correct wiring, CANbus setup, steering wheel control mapping, and safe integration with airbags and vehicle electronics.
After installation: verify all connections, test radio/GPS/Bluetooth/backup camera, configure CANbus settings and steering wheel button mappings, calibrate the touchscreen if available, and update/install maps and apps as needed. Re-check functions after reassembling the dash.
Firmware and map updates are usually done via USB stick or microSD. Check the seller or manufacturer's support page for official firmware and map packages and step-by-step update instructions. Always follow official update files to avoid issues.
Most car multimedia units support common audio formats (MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC) and video formats (MP4, AVI, MKV). File compatibility can vary, so check the manual or test your files. USB or SD is usually used for local media playback.
Warranty terms vary by seller/manufacturer. Many units include a limited warranty (e.g., 1 year) and technical support for installation or software issues. Confirm the exact warranty period, return policy, and support contact with the seller before buying.
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