MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Sat Nav and Car Audio => Topic started by: Rossimac on September 08, 2015, 05:28:52 pm
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Is my RNS 510 version R (one with the SSD) abnormally slow to boot when I enter the vehicle in the morning or are they all like this?
It's especially noticeable when you try to change to a different function, say moving to Radio when you last left it on Media.
Annoying something can be this slow!
I have Fiscon Basic Plus Bluetooth connected as well, if that could be making a difference?
From time-to-time, when I connect VCDS, I have seen a "module not coded correctly" error. Clearing it doesn't resolve this.
See my few videos demonstrating this:
Tried it with my phone's Bluetooth disconnected, but same result really:
@StuF (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=3501) - I'm looking at you, as you have the exact same setup as me!
I have it running firmware 6276 (with secret menu enabled) and V12 (2015) maps.
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Not sure of the boot speed but did notice Christine sounded a bit rough :signLOL:
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I have one of these units (may not be an R, but it is an SSD) and its quite slow to boot when entering the car after it's been sitting for a while
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Here is my version R booting up. Not the quickest.
http://www.daz.co/video/20150908_190924.mp4
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Not sure of the boot speed but did notice Christine sounded a bit rough :signLOL:
She was much better live a few months back :star:
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I have one of these units (may not be an R, but it is an SSD) and its quite slow to boot when entering the car after it's been sitting for a while
Fair enough! I mean, I'll lump it, but if there was someone who had a solution - I'd take it. Fearing there's not judging by @dazza (http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=10457) 's video...
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I remember when i got it someone asked was it quick at booting. How long do the ones without an SSD take to boot?
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Mine is pretty similar to be honest mate - usually takes around 30 secs from starting the engine to being fully awake
By the time I have selected the correct screen on the MFD and pulled out of the drive it is good to go
Not timed it specifically but didnt find it excessive - same sort of time it takes for my iphone to turn on and get a signal
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They're all very similar while booting and I've had a version A and a version B. Now I have a P and a R. The R which has SSD, while the others have HDD, just marginally process commands a bit faster. All boot slowly. :indifferent:
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Damn! Oh well, worth a shot seeing if I had a duff unit.
I guess thankfully not? Cheers for the opinions folks :)