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DISCLAIMER (verbatim from mdonis; used without his permission so sue me.)
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This document is provided for informational purposes only. Any Vehicle modification should be done by a certified VW mechanic. Neither the author nor this website will be held liable for action taken resulting from this information set forth herein.
CAUTION:
Before doing any electrical work on your Vehicle make sure to disconnect the negative terminal on your
Battery
RNS-510 installed in a MY2007 GTI 4-door with OEM Bluetooth (Skoda), OEM iPod adapter and aftermarket processor/amps/speakers
- Seller information: No longer I'm able to state seller information.
Preparation:
- RNS-510 USA Manual (for download): http://rapidshare.com/files/13....html
- Required parts:
twin connector : P/N 4E0 035 608 K
antenna adapter (2) : P/N 000 098 707
The radio antenna jacks in this unit are very close together, which requires a new dual antenna cable jack plug to be used instead of the existing individual connectors.
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- GPS antenna
- Sirius Satellite antenna
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- Switch AUX and CD Changer grounds pin positions (Pins 2 and 3 in red): http://img233.imageshack.us/my...2.jpg
Without this ground in the correct pin position neither the CD Changer or the AUX por will sound good because their grounds are going to be mismatched.
OEM Accessories installed:
- OEM BT installation P/N 1Z0 035 729: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3488355
To ease the installation of the OEM Bluetooth P/N 1Z0 035 729, a custom "quick connect" harness was created using the American International EWH-1010 and the Metra 71-9003 connectors; this custom harness also included a Line Output Converter with a built in 12V remote turn in feature (using signal sensing):
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Installation:
- After setting up the antennas (4 connections) and looking for proper installation sites for them (in my case the GPS and the Sirius antennas are under the top of the dash to the right of the -510) and swapping the AUX and CD Changer ground wires just follow the standard DIY for Nav:
- General removal of OEM HU for swap: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3121070
- Once everything is connected the unit will be ready for power up.
Photos: (not high quality but it is night time)
Installed:
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FM Radio:
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HD Radio:
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OEM Sirius:
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OEM iPod Adapter (no longer installed):
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SD Card:
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HDD:
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OEM Bluetooth:
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DVD video (it also can play DVD Audio):
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Menus (observe the option for Bluetooth Audio):
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Notes:
- USA DVD map disc is P/N 7L6 919 859 version 1M.
- Sound quality is excellent; remember, I'm using aftermarket equipment.
- GUI and Video quality is excellent.
- OEM BT module compatible with this unit is P/N 1Z0 035 729
02/01/08 Update: Three Display Variants are available thru VAG-COM programming:
Highline:
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Sportsline:
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Premium:
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02/06/08 Update: Custom maps loaded courtesy of Lassc at the vwnavi.com forums and still under combined development:
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06/8/08 Update: - Multimedia Device Interface (MDI) Installed:
- P/N 5N0 035 341 A
- $255 at 1stvwparts.com
- Includes USB cable
- Does not include connecting harness or iPod cable (P/N 000 051 446C)
- requires CD Changer console and A/C rear duct if not equipped
- Only works with RNS-510
- Control from MFSW/touchscreen and display ID3 tags on screen and in MFD
- Excellent sound quality from USB sticks (depending of bps recording)
USB:
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iPod:
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Modified by M3Tech at 7:34 AM 8-13-2008
This document is provided for informational purposes only. Any Vehicle modification should be done by a certified VW mechanic. Neither the author nor this website will be held liable for action taken resulting from this information set forth herein.
CAUTION:
Before doing any electrical work on your Vehicle make sure to disconnect the negative terminal on your
Battery
RNS-510 installed in a MY2007 GTI 4-door with OEM Bluetooth (Skoda), OEM iPod adapter and aftermarket processor/amps/speakers
- Seller information: No longer I'm able to state seller information.
Preparation:
- RNS-510 USA Manual (for download): http://rapidshare.com/files/13....html
- Required parts:
twin connector : P/N 4E0 035 608 K
antenna adapter (2) : P/N 000 098 707
The radio antenna jacks in this unit are very close together, which requires a new dual antenna cable jack plug to be used instead of the existing individual connectors.
- GPS antenna
- Sirius Satellite antenna
- Switch AUX and CD Changer grounds pin positions (Pins 2 and 3 in red): http://img233.imageshack.us/my...2.jpg
Without this ground in the correct pin position neither the CD Changer or the AUX por will sound good because their grounds are going to be mismatched.
OEM Accessories installed:
- OEM BT installation P/N 1Z0 035 729: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3488355
To ease the installation of the OEM Bluetooth P/N 1Z0 035 729, a custom "quick connect" harness was created using the American International EWH-1010 and the Metra 71-9003 connectors; this custom harness also included a Line Output Converter with a built in 12V remote turn in feature (using signal sensing):
Installation:
- After setting up the antennas (4 connections) and looking for proper installation sites for them (in my case the GPS and the Sirius antennas are under the top of the dash to the right of the -510) and swapping the AUX and CD Changer ground wires just follow the standard DIY for Nav:
- General removal of OEM HU for swap: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3121070
- Once everything is connected the unit will be ready for power up.
Photos: (not high quality but it is night time)
Installed:
FM Radio:
HD Radio:
OEM Sirius:
OEM iPod Adapter (no longer installed):
SD Card:
HDD:
OEM Bluetooth:
DVD video (it also can play DVD Audio):
Menus (observe the option for Bluetooth Audio):
Notes:
- USA DVD map disc is P/N 7L6 919 859 version 1M.
- Sound quality is excellent; remember, I'm using aftermarket equipment.
- GUI and Video quality is excellent.
- OEM BT module compatible with this unit is P/N 1Z0 035 729
02/01/08 Update: Three Display Variants are available thru VAG-COM programming:
Highline:
Sportsline:
Premium:
02/06/08 Update: Custom maps loaded courtesy of Lassc at the vwnavi.com forums and still under combined development:
06/8/08 Update: - Multimedia Device Interface (MDI) Installed:
- P/N 5N0 035 341 A
- $255 at 1stvwparts.com
- Includes USB cable
- Does not include connecting harness or iPod cable (P/N 000 051 446C)
- requires CD Changer console and A/C rear duct if not equipped
- Only works with RNS-510
- Control from MFSW/touchscreen and display ID3 tags on screen and in MFD
- Excellent sound quality from USB sticks (depending of bps recording)
USB:
iPod:
http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif
Modified by M3Tech at 7:34 AM 8-13-2008
