How to access factory settings on Android radio?
Why Access Factory Settings?
Factory settings, also called “factory mode” or “factory reset menu,” allow you to:
- Adjust system configurations
- Calibrate touch screens
- Restore original software if you face bugs
- Set advanced features like CANBUS or steering wheel controls
For trusted performance, it’s always best to know how to use these tools properly.
Common Way to Open Factory Settings
Most Android radios share a similar process:
- Go to Settings on the main menu.
- Tap About Device or System Info.
- Look for a menu called Factory Settings, Factory Mode, or Car Settings.
- You may be asked for a password—many brands use a default code like 8888, 0000, or 1234
- Enter the password to unlock advanced settings.
Note: Codes can vary by brand. Always check the manual or ask your supplier if you’re unsure.
Reset Carefully
Factory settings can change core functions. It’s wise to:
Write down your current settings before changing them.
Avoid adjusting settings you don’t understand.
Only reset if needed.
If you are unsure of the factory code or encounter a system error, be sure to consult your supplier or online or offline seller. For example, Hisound provides one year of after-sales support, including software upgrades, compatibility issues, and other problem resolution. We provide factory settings passwords, pictures, and videos to help you solve the problem.
