Parrot ASTEROID Smart - Manual (Page 21)

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Connection to a Wi-Fi netw ork
If your smartphone can be used as a wireless
router or if a Wi-Fi® network is available next to
your vehicle:
1. Activate the hotspot function on your
smartphone.
2. In the Parrot ASTEROID Smart Settings
menu, tap Wireless & networks >Wi-Fi .
3. Activate the Wi-Fi option.
> The list of available Wi-Fi networks is
displayed.
4. Select the Wi-Fi network generated by
your smartphone.
5. Enter the password if necessary.
Using the applications
Several types of applications are available with
the ASTEROID Market : music, geolocation,
driver assistance...
All applications may not be available in all
countries. The use of some applications may
need prior subscription.
The Parrot ASTEROID Smart is a multitasking
device:
several applications can run
simultaneously. For example, you can listen to
a Webradio station and use a driver assistance
application at the same time.
For more information about installing and using
the available applications, refer to the
ASTEROID
Market web page :
www.parrotasteroid.com/asteroidmarket .
Video
Warning : The Parrot ASTEROID Smart video
function (besides the video stream from the rear
view camera) is dangerous and illegal in most
countries if it is used while driving. Consequently
this function is only available when the vehicle is
stationary. To watch a video on the Parrot
ASTEROID Smart, park your vehicle in a safe
place and set your parking brake.
Rear view camera
If your vehicle is equipped with a rear view
camera, you can use the Parrot ASTEROID
Smart screen to view the video stream of this
camera in order to ease your reverse parkings.
Consult the installation diagram p.4 and the
section "Installing a rear view camera" for more
information about the connection of the rear
view camera to the Parrot ASTEROID Smart.
The video stream of the rear view camera
appears automatically while backing up. The
image from the rear view camera may appear
reversed.
Note : At any time, tap Video switch to toggle
between the video from the rear view camera
and the video from an iPod connected with an
AV / iPod cable.