• HW Installation Support
  • Exploring the problem of popping sounds

Under what circumstances does the popping sound occur: cars with stock AMP or modified AMP.
Why there is a popping sound: When the original AMP or modified AMP is turned on, it works earlier than the Android radio, and the Android radio starts from off, the sound goes from nothing to something, thus the popping sound.
How to distinguish the original AMP startup
1: AMP control line start,Cars with AMP cables on the wiring harness and sound on the stereo only after connection

2: CANBUS startup,Vehicle Information - AMP Settings - Settings with AMP switches

How to solve when there is a “popping” sound?
1: AMP CONTROL WIRE STARTUP, Solution: Connect the AMP control wire to the AMP CONT on the A connector of the radio, when it is fully into the Android radio system, the AMP CONT wire will be delayed for 5 seconds to output power.
The MCU needs to be updated to release the AMP CONT after a 5 second delay. (MCU Updates https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1QHfKsoY7tsgg4Bls8ezOjKWCTBwZ5NNy?usp=sharing

2: When CANBUS starts AMP, you will need to send us the version information in order to add an ID

NOTE: These two solutions do not apply to cars that retain the original CD mainframe, as it is the original CD that starts the AMP and therefore does not make the “crackling” sound! If this happens, rule out other causes

Toyota Corolla Hybrid 2019. Canbus Raise.
I have that thump on reboot. No amp wire connected so I think the Canbus starts the amp. It is a factory amp from Toyota.

    MihaiFlorin Does the car have a JBL stereo and does the CANBUS junction box use the RZ-FT-01 or the RZ-FT-02?

      dudu-lai No JBL. The standard sound system. And this is the Canbus that I have now. G-RZ-FT51.
      L.E.: I forgot to mention that everything works with this canbus. SWC, doors, new Vehicle info UI and so on.

        MihaiFlorin This car doesn't have the factory AMP, the radio is connected directly to the speakers and shouldn't pop.

        MihaiFlorin You cannot manually click restart in the radio to test.
        If you turn off/start the car normally, does it make a “popping” sound under normal use?

          dudu-lai No. But I have this "pop" sound when I reboot the unit.

            MihaiFlorin Same here.

              JhonnyD Use the reboot on the top slide bar, no popping sound

                dudu-lai We both know about this. And to use reboot from the top slide bar is not a solution, is just a workaround. But this problem with the popping sound on reboot must be solved. I didn't have this popping sound on reboot until the last update. DUDU team must do something about this.

                  So ist es. In dem einen Update ist es vorhanden, in dem nächsten ist es weg, dann wieder da.
                  Und ich lasse mir ungern sagen, dass es an mir oder meiner Hardware liegt, wenn ich weiß, dass es nicht so ist.
                  Vielleicht finden wir ja noch heraus woran es liegt.

                  I am also having this problem on my 2017 Prius JBL with a HiWorld Canbus.

                    MihaiFlorin These two restarts are different and will be optimized at a later date

                    VishBK Video providing version information and popping sound

                      I just bought a anti pop sound circuit board with delay timer to try if it can help.
                      It is so loud, that i am afraid that the subwoofer could break.
                      It also comes from the speakers but it not so loud.
                      Therefore i will try that device until it is found what causes some head units to pop.
                      In normal use everything is fine, but after some days the head unit turns off,and then you can't do anything about it. In normal use you can choose how to reboot but not when the head unit is completely off.

                      dudu-lai Video

                        VishBK Popping Sound Video