Did you try Android Auto application? Hook the phone using a cable to the USB port in the center armrest. Click on an address on the phone.
Yep tried repeatedly. Android Auto constantly fails to launch correctly and freezes the car main screen. Very Buggy software. I brought it to the dealer and showed the JLR "Experience Support" person the issues. She took notes on ten different attempts we made to have Android auto launch correctly. She is supposed to get back to me. We will see.Did you try Android Auto application? Hook the phone using a cable to the USB port in the center armrest. Click on an address on the phone.
Great suggestion. I also was using a high end jacketed cord. I will try some others. Thanks for the suggestion.I was having a lot of issues getting Android Auto to stay on. It would connect and a minute or so later, it would disconnect. This would happen repeatedly. I had an aftermarket cord I was using (not a cheap one either), but when I connected a Google supplied cord (I am using a Pixel 2), it hooked up right away and has not disconnected since. Perhaps it is a cord issue you are having.
I use the JLR route planner app. It allows you to look up destinations and they appear in your car under recnts or favs if you save one as such. It's worked great for me.OK so yesterday I was trying to figure out how to pass an address I looked up in my Samsung 8 (Android) to the car to put into the navigation system, and I swear I couldn't figure it out even reading the manual. I tried Bluetooth but that is only phone and music. Anyone have any ideas?
Yes, agreed, easiest way to pass destinations to the vehicle is using the InControl website:I use the JLR route planner app. It allows you to look up destinations and they appear in your car under recnts or favs if you save one as such. It's worked great for me.