Customize vehicle features after replacing your factory radio.

Maestro Central is an application dedicated to programming, maintaining, personalizing and adding new features to your vehicle by connecting to compatible iDatalink Maestro products.

And what better way to connect to your iDatalink Maestro products than with the freedom of movement of your mobile device's Bluetooth functionality.

The Maestro Central application is now in beta version, and is compatible with the following products:

- Maestro Sr

- Maestro Rr2 (Coming soon)

Please note that a Weblink account is required to use the Maestro Central application and a compatible iDatalink Maestro product.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.0.2

Last updated on Jun 16, 2024

Stability and performance improved

iDatalink Maestro Central is a vehicle integration module that allows you to replace your factory radio with an aftermarket radio while retaining and even enhancing many of your vehicle's original features. It acts as a bridge between the new radio and the car's computer system, enabling seamless integration and control. Key functionalities include retaining steering wheel controls, factory amplifier integration, parking sensor display, climate control visualization, and vehicle information display on the aftermarket radio's screen.

The Maestro Central module connects to the vehicle's data bus (typically CAN-bus) and translates the data into a format that the aftermarket radio can understand. This allows the radio to control and display vehicle information that would otherwise be lost when the factory radio is removed. It supports a wide range of vehicles and aftermarket radio brands, making it a versatile solution for upgrading your car's audio system. The specific features retained and enhanced depend on the vehicle model, aftermarket radio capabilities, and the specific Maestro module installed. Regular firmware updates ensure compatibility with new vehicles and radios, as well as providing additional features and improvements over time. The installation process usually involves connecting the Maestro module to the vehicle's wiring harness and then programming it to match the specific vehicle and aftermarket radio. This programming is often done through a computer or mobile device using a dedicated software application.