Carpe Iter Adventure Control and Carpuride

[Massimo Cardone]

Hi everyone,

I bought the Carpe Itel Adventure Control, which arrived yesterday, and I’m installing it today.

I downloaded the Carp Iter app and successfully established a Bluetooth connection. I also switched the profile to MyRouteapp, and it actually works—but only on the app on my phone, not on my Carpuride.

I can use the controller to zoom, move left, move right, etc., but it has no effect on Carpuride. Why not? While navigating, I keep my phone in the tank bag and navigate exclusively with Carpuride.

How can I get the Carpe Itel Adventure Control to work with Carpuride as well?

Best regards,
Massimo

[Hubert Thoring]

@massimo-cardone
You have to connect the Carpe Itel Adventure Control to the Carpuride on Android, and then start the MRA app sep. on the Carpuride on Android, select the controller under input settings, this has nothing to do with your mobile phone.

[Massimo Cardone]

Hello Hubert

Thank you very much for the input. I immediately went to the garage after your post, disconnected the Bluetooth connection to my mobile phone and tried to establish a Bluetooth connection with the Carpuride, but that doesn't work.

[Hubert Thoring]

@massimo-cardone
Now I just noticed it... the devices come from different companies !!

• Carpuride is a CarPlay / Android display depending on the model you can operate it with the WW.

• Carpe-iter has is a tablet on Android

• The Carpe-Itel Adventure Control is only for the tablet, so you can then control the apps on the tablet

Do you have something that probably doesn't fit together or how do I see it?

Which Carpuride display did you even buy?

Do you happen to drive a BMW with navigation system mount in which you put the Carpuride, as for example with an R1250GS with WW?

Then read the manual of the two parts.

VG

[Hubert Thoring]

@massimo-cardone
So, according to your description, I now suspect that you run an Android phone with MRA and have now running Android Auto on the Carpuride to see MRA navigation on the display.

Now you want to control the app with the Carpe Itel Adventure Control,...

That's actually not possible !!!

• not under CarPlay (CP)

• not under Android Auto (AA)

An unreleased solution:

I use Remotek One as a BT keyboard, so I can zoom +/- and skip waypoints when a mobile phone screen is switched on.

This is also transferred to a CP display..!

I don't know if that's possible with the Carpe Itel Adventure Control.

So pair with the mobile phone and leave the display of the mobile phone on, then +/- zoom and AA pairing and see if it works ...

For Carpuride Display there are as I said solutions for the BMW navi bracket the WW e.g. B. the W702BS

[Massimo Cardone]

I have a Carpuride W702S Pro and ride a Ducati Multistrada, not a BMW. Okay, so I bought something that doesn’t work the way I expected and isn’t compatible. Great. As a result, the fault lies with me.

But why doesn’t Carpe Iter state this clearly somewhere on their website? It’s very likely that it’s mentioned somewhere. After all, they support various navigation apps like Calimoto, Kurviger, and MyRoute-app, etc. They should know that these days, many motorcyclists use such displays via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

So they really should have posted this prominently somewhere. As I said, I’m not looking for someone to blame, and I don’t want to shift the blame away from myself, but a note like that would have been helpful.

Now I’ve thrown EUR 175 out the window. Great!

[Hubert Thoring]

Test it with the mobile phone display on, see the video. I have a Remotek One as a BT keyboard, but this application is not officially supported for CP / AA but works in this example.

On the left a CP display and on the right iPhone Xr

Link zum Video

Aoocci BM6/BM7
Motorradbildschirm für BMW

Here, however, test with the Remotek One

[Massimo Cardone]

When I installed everything yesterday, that’s exactly how it was. Both the mobile phone screen and the Carpuride display were switched on.
However, as I’ve already mentioned, only the mobile phone responded to commands from Carpe Iter; the Carpuride display did not.