Using Data Traffic When Traveling; Using Your Device With A Car Infotainment System - Sony D6633 User Manual

To Use Google Maps™
1
From your Homescreen, tap
2 Find and tap Maps.

Using Data Traffic when Traveling

When you travel outside of your home cellphone network, you may need to access the
internet using cellular data traffic. If so, you need to activate data roaming on your device.
You may incur additional charges when you activate data roaming. It is recommended to
check the relevant data transmission charges in advance.
If you are using a device that has multiple users, you may need to log in as the owner (that is,
the primary user) to activate or deactivate data roaming.
To activate data roaming
1
From your Homescreen, tap
2 Find and tap Settings > More > Mobile networks.
3
Select a SIM card.
4 Drag the slider beside Data roaming to the right.
You can't activate data roaming while mobile data traffic is turned off.

Using your device with a car infotainment system

Connect your device to a MirrorLink™ certified car infotainment system using a USB
cable to, for example, use a navigation app or play music from your device while driving.
When connected, you can navigate the apps using the car infotainment system controls.
Some applications may not be available during MirrorLink™ connection. Also, protected data,
such as videos that are strictly protected under Digital Rights Management (DRM), is not made
available via MirrorLink™.
To connect your device to a car infotainment system
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Connect your device and the car infotainment system using a USB cable. The
screen of your device appears on the screen of the infotainment system.
You may need to start MirrorLink™ manually if the connection between your device and the
infotainment system is not established automatically.
To start MirrorLink™ manually
1
Make sure that your device is connected to the car infotainment system using a
USB cable.
2
From your Homescreen, tap
3 Find and tap Settings > Device connection > MirrorLink™.
4
Tap Start MirrorLink™, then tap OK.
5 If the connection still fails, tap Network address to change to another network
address (in case the same network address is being used by other services such
as Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi) and then try again.
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