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I managed to solve the problem with wireless android auto thanks to another post on this forum. There seems to be a bug in the firmware causing the cache for the bluetooth settings to not be properly cleared during software upgrade or factory reset. But manually clearing the bluetooth settings and then doing a factory reset did the trick for me.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sDaMW9TXsACqk_IOTaW9k7eKOM2tRlp8/view?usp=drive_link The SD-card in my Pioneer AVH-Z9200DAB gave up yesterday. I wrote the firmware linked above to a new SD-card and did a factory reset of the unit. Everything seems to work except wireless Android Auto. I can see a wifi network on channel 149 but none of my phones connect to it automatically and even if I connect to it manually wireless Android doesn't work. Something worth nothing is that the image has to written to the SD-card using the ImageUSB software (https://www.osforensics.com/tools/wri

I've also found a PDF on the European Pioneer website mentioning the update and a set of update instructions:: https://products.pioneer-car.eu/sites/pioneer_products/files/avh-z9200bt_dab_fw_update_instruction_ver107.pdf Here is the changelog from the European website: https://products.pioneer-car.eu/sites/pioneer_products/files/avh-z9200bt_dab_change_history_ver107.pdf Here is a French site listing the firmware update too: https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index.php?v_page=23&v_code=78529&v_langue=en

I just noticed that firmware version 1.07 for the AVH-Z9200DAB has been released on the Australian Pioneer website. Its the first public release I've seen for that model but I haven't tried it myself. You can download it from the following page: https://www.pioneer.com.au/shop/uncategorized/avh-z9200dab/