After you enter the update process it is vital that it is not interrupted – you MUST wait for the unit to re-boot itself. If the unit does not re-boot after a minimum of 5 minutes, something has gone wrong. Unfortunately, your choices at this stage are rather limited. If for some reason you do not have the accessory cables (USB, iPod 30 pin and Aux cable) then you cannot update the firmware. Benefits of the Update Unfortunately, if you cannot get past the language selection screen this would indicate a control box issue.

The really early versions of MKi9000 firmware were quite buggy and the boot up time was very long. Also, updates were made as new phones were launched. I have an old parrot mki9200, no remote. Older car, no steering wheel buttons. How can I reset, as it say too many paired devices. Your control box was a V1.50 originally but has already been updated to V2.20. Both versions have the same reset procedure.Please note that the remote control MUST be able to be used with the MKi9100. If the remote does not work you will not be able to reset the MKi9100. All MKi remotes contain a CR2032 battery and it is common for people to forget to change them – they typically last a year to 18 months in normal use.

The Parrot MKi9100 is also gifted for music. Supplied with a specific cable, it is compatible with all music sources, such as iPods, iPhones, USB flash drives, Bluetooth stereo (A2DP) phones, MP3 players and any other analogue players. For ideal music navigation, the screen of the MKi9100 displays the playlist along with the name of the artist and the title (iPod/iPhone connection or USB). Music is delivered through all the car’s speakers*, giving the driver and passengers exceptional sound quality and the breathtaking (Virtual SuperBass…). After you enter the update process it is vital that it is not interrupted – you MUST wait for the unit to re-boot itself after the screen goes blank. If the unit does not re-boot after a minimum of 5 minutes, something has gone wrong. Unfortunately, your choices at this stage are rather limited. From your description would suspect there is a memory error in the Mki9100 control box. This would be a hardware fault and would require the control box to be replaced. The really early versions of MKi9100 firmware were quite buggy and the boot up time was very long. Also, updates were made as new phones were launched.

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From memory you are correct that you need display version 3.1 for the Unika to work. This display version is set by hardware in the screen and cannot be updated. When we were installing MKi9100’s + Unika and the version was wrong Parrot would send us an updated screen and we would return the old one.

For further details, please refer to Tim's thread in the Insurance Section. http://www.vectra-c.com/forum/showthread.php?t=73959 My MKi9100 keeps losing connection to my iPhone 13 pro, while performing calls. It has the latest fmw, On the MKi9100 go into Settings / Advanced / Restore Factory Settings and confirm the reset with the Green key on the remote. The MKi9100 will erase memory and re-boot. After re-boot set the required language by pressing the centre button on the Parrot remote. The unit will then re-start once more. Update Procedure Also, if you were using the microphones in the screen, if it does work you would need to fit the external mic. If the handsfree works fine and you get audio then have a look at the following setting on the MKi9100:Hi I have a mki92100 kit. For some reason the display screen only shows half the output? The left hand side of the screen is blank. Is this an error of the screen or the control box. It is difficult to navigate as you cannot see a lot of the test. Plus I cannot factory reset as I cannot see this command. I have tried deleting the memory with no joy? I am thinking of getting a replacement screen but won’t if it will not help. Could 1/2 of the screen be dead? The car's speakers accurately reproduce the caller's voice. The external microphone captures the sound of your voice while filtering out the surrounding noise. In the event of a call, the car radio automatically cuts out to allow for a smooth conversation.