本論文依據CE4A與MirrorLink這兩大國際汽車連線組織，所定義之標準汽車顯示介面與智能行動裝置連結規範，來提出一模擬實作系統。該模擬系統架構以主從 (Server/Client) 架構為主。Client端負責模擬汽車儀表板並呈現數位內容於該端顯示裝置，Server端負責模擬智能行動裝置且提供數位內容的網路串流服務。而兩端模擬硬體設備以無線網路 (IEEE802.11標準) 相互連結。
該模擬系統中之網路串流服務內容，除以文字、音樂、影像等資訊為主外，並也實現Terminal Mode/MirrorLink模式之網路連結功能，因此使得智能行動裝置的使用者介面畫面，藉由網路遠端桌面傳輸協議VNC (Virtual Network Computing)，可直接映射顯示於汽車儀表顯示裝置之上。透過汽車儀表顯示裝置上之觸碰面板，使用者可直接指控畫面進而取得智能性動裝置中應用程式之服務。

The thesis aims to study and implement an automotive communication network system based on Terminal Mode specification of CE4A and MirrorLink. According to Terminal Mode standard, Server/Client architecture is built up to comply with IEEE 802.11 wireless communication networking protocol. An in-dash display is developed to output the digital content supported by Client while the Server simulates a smart mobile device and then provides multimedia streaming and application service.
System simulation not only implements text, audio and image streaming of multimedia, but also creates networking communication via on Terminal Mode/MirrorLink specifications. Therefore the display of mobile device can be mapping to in-dash display by Virtual Network Computing (VNC) technology. User also can touch the screen of in-dash display to access application service of mobile device.

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