MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Sat Nav and Car Audio => Topic started by: RSIboy on September 02, 2012, 09:43:33 am
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Hi - due to pick up my ED30 on Saturday.... :grin:
It's got this head unit which I think (from reading around on here) is an RNS MFD2 - am I right?
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I need to get bluetooth added, and would prefer it to be integrated rather than going down the Parrot route. I've got 4 questions:
1) If I get a FISCON bluetooth kit, I appreciate this will integrate the phone functions with the head unit & MFSW, but will I be able to stream audio via bluetooth to play music from my A2DP-enabled phone (Galaxy S3)?
2) Anyone recommend a place to get this installed in the NW area?
3) I can see from reading around on here, that the RNS510 is the head unit to aspire to - if I was able to upgrade at some point, would I simply be able to keep the FISCON unit to bluetooth-enable the RNS510?
4) Not sure if the car is aux-enabled at the moment - the ad said "Radio/CD (Instead Of In Car Entertainment)" - am I likely to have an aux in? If it's an ipod lead (I don't have an ipod), could I get an ipod-to-3.5mm jack adapter?
Any comments much appreciated...
Cheers!
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Save up and get an rns. A lot less faff. I've got this HU. what you'll spend on getting all the extras, fitting, coding etc you're quarter way to rns pricing. even the older revision c goes for 500quid.
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But I thought the RNS510 doesn't have bluetooth by default either? Thought you still have to get a Bluetooth add-on unit...
so I was wondering if I would still have the option of upgrading the head unit to a RNS510 at a later date, and I would be able to use the same bluetooth unit on this current MFD2 and the upgrade RNS510?
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Bluetooth is approx £140ish. No idea if it will work with your current headunit
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I called to find out which head unit option is in this car, and it's the 6 CD-changer in the armrest (rather than the ipod dock option).
Is it simple to add an aux-in 3.5mm jack to this head unit - and do you lose any functionality by doing so?
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I think the AUX in is pretty much plug and play. I dont think it will give you any option to skip track via head unit or MFSW as its just letting another media source play via the cars HU/speakers. Sorry, should have been clearer on earlier post. RNS is not equiped with bluetooth as standard, but what the heck...whats another 140 green queens between HU's????
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Fiscon does not work with an MFD2 - has to be an RNS series HU
The iPod dock can be swapped for the CD changer as it uses the same wiring.