No FM while your phone connects.
Start the car before CarPlay or Android Auto is ready and nothing plays. There's no Reconnecting screen and no fallback timer.
Mazda Connect switches to FM when your phone or USB stick isn't connected yet. ScreenTune keeps the car quiet until your audio comes back.
ScreenTune from $69. One-time purchase. No radio auto-play is included and needs ScreenTune 1.2.0 or later.

With No radio auto-play, Mazda Connect keeps waiting for CarPlay, Android Auto, USB, or Bluetooth audio instead of switching to FM after the timeout.
Start the car before CarPlay or Android Auto is ready and nothing plays. There's no Reconnecting screen and no fallback timer.
When the phone or USB stick connects, its audio starts as usual.
You no longer need to turn the volume to zero or switch sources before every shutdown to avoid FM at the next start.
Pick the radio from the source list any time and it plays as before.
At startup, or when a source disconnects, Mazda Connect waits for that source to come back: about 60 seconds for CarPlay, Android Auto, and USB, and 60 to 90 seconds for Bluetooth audio. If it doesn't, the car switches to the last radio station. Once FM is playing, it is also the source the car remembers at shutdown, so the next start begins on FM straight away.
Read exactly what changes on the carNo radio auto-play is an optional ScreenTune feature, off unless you add it. Install a 1.2.0 or later package to use it.
After checkout, enter your VIN and confirm your firmware. Select No radio auto-play on the add-ons step. It's free.
Use your configured ScreenTune USB package. Afterward, Applications → Miatafy → What's installed lists “Radio doesn't turn itself on.”
Listen to your phone, switch the car off, and start it again with the phone disconnected. The radio stays off until the phone connects.
The installer checks the firmware on your car before it changes anything.
Yes. FM and AM stay in the source list. Choosing either one, or pressing the entertainment control when no other source is available, plays the radio as before.
In a few cases. Removing a source through the Mazda Connect menu, such as ejecting a CD, can still fall back to the radio. If Android Auto ends its own audio session, Mazda Connect may switch to the radio. And if FM is the source your car remembers today, the first start after installing still plays FM.
The audio stays off. The stock software switches straight to the previous source or the radio. When CarPlay reconnects, its audio starts as usual.
Yes. Mazda saves FM as the last source at shutdown when an iPhone was playing Bluetooth audio. With this option the car saves CarPlay’s own no-audio state instead, so the next start is quiet and wireless CarPlay still connects.
No. No radio auto-play is included with ScreenTune and is off until you add it. It needs ScreenTune 1.2.0 or later.
In My ScreenTune, open Change features, add No radio auto-play on the Add-ons step, and install the updated package. Remove it the same way to restore the stock behavior.
Add No radio auto-play to your package. Your car starts quiet and plays your phone when it connects.
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