**some items still in testing**

This project is the primary board of a MINI Cooper OEM navigation screen swap.  If you take apart the old radio, this board will fit into its place.  A Raspberry Pi is then connected to the board and runs OpenAuto Pro so you have Carplay / Android Auto in the MINI while retaining a stock look.  The stereo output is routed into the back of the factory radio to be selected as Aux input to use the factory amp.  For this project, you'll still need a video controller board (I'm using the PCB80009) as well as an LCD (I'm using the at065tn14) and Resistive Touch controller (I'm using generic 6.5" controller).  If you want can also pickup a camera and screen grabber if you want to add a reverse camera.  A timer can also be added to bypass the comparator and trigger on vehicle unlock for a quicker start to the boot process.

This is the 3rd version of this board.  

In this version I swapped the LM2596 (5V3A) for a more modern LMR14050 (5V5A).  This will allow for for the hub to be self powered.  I also opted to use BTS5215L (high-side swtich) for powering the LCD screen.

The primary board contains:

- PCM5102 (DAC)
- PCM1808 (ADC)
- MCP2004 (this is untested)
- BTS5215L (high side switch for lcd)
- DS3231 (RTC)
- AR1021 (Touch Controller)
- GL850G (USB Hub)
- LMR14050 (12V - 5V5A)
- LM393DR (Comparator)