Pacific Automotive Network 1. First find the central control armrest in the car. 2. Open the armrest and you can see the USB interface inside the armrest. 3. Take out the prepared USB flash drive. 4. Insert the U disk into the USB interface. The USB flash drive must be inserted all the way, otherwise the song will not play. 5. Then press the control button on the central control to turn on the audio power. 6. Then press the AUX button on the central audio system. 7. Then you will see that the songs played in the car are the songs in the USB flash drive.

You can use a USB flash drive to play music in the following ways.

1. First find the central control armrest in the car.

2. Open the armrest and you can see the USB interface in the armrest.

3. Take out the prepared USB flash drive.

4. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB interface. The USB flash drive must be inserted all the way, otherwise the song will not play.

5. Then press the control button on the central control to turn on the audio power.

6. Then press the AUX button on the central audio system.

7. You will see that the songs played in the car are the songs on the USB flash drive.

How to use USB to play songs on the Corolla Dual Engine: First buy a USB flash drive, then download songs to it, then insert it into the vehicle's USB interface, open the player and play the songs.

The main function of the USB interface in the car is to use the standard power supply in the car to charge electrical appliances with USB as the interface, or as a fixed power interface power supply. The USB interface is a vehicle-mounted transmission line. It has the advantages of fast transmission speed, easy use, hot-swappable support, flexible connection, and independent power supply. It is generally a universal interface for plugging in USB devices such as U disks and MP3s. The USB interface on the car can be used to: plug in a USB flash drive to listen to songs, charge mobile phones and MP3s, serve as a USB car cigarette lighter interface, serve as an interface for electronic dogs and driving recorders, and charge computers and tablets.

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