MkV / MkVI Bluetooth FAQ (Updated 12/30/2010) - Page 32

kjclow · August 22nd, 2013, 19:26

Just noticed you have an 09. Read back through this thread to see what you need. I know on mine (10), it should just be plug and play.

trscott · August 22nd, 2013, 19:51

Are all 9w7 modules created equally? Or are there early or late versions that I have to sort through?

trscott · August 22nd, 2013, 21:20

Looks like the FISCON unit may also be a good option.

http://shop.fiscon-mobile.de/index.p...and_skoda.html

MBQ · December 21st, 2013, 20:02

How can you pair the car audio to a Garmin GPS with bluetooth?

shloho · May 8th, 2014, 10:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by noobTDI

I'm honestly not trying to rub anything in here, just wanted to share my experience, I have recently picked up my 2013 Golf Wagon (canadian JSW) with RCD-310 and I have to report that the BT works beautifully with my $80 outright Samsung Galaxy GIO, to the point where I'm amazed. The streaming music really brings out the worst in lower bitrate mp3s tho, so make sure you are using good stuff. Love the fact that if my app is still up from my drive in, when I go to drive home it detects the phone and resumes playback automatically

Calls worked perfectly and streaming services like Songza sound great.

Neil

I have the rcd-10 too I think. I don't have the base model of the 2014 jetta. Its the next one up. Does yours show caller ID on the MFD?

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shloho · May 8th, 2014, 20:30

Sorry. Was searching and found this thread. Just realized its been vacant for a while.

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allenmaloney · July 20th, 2014, 15:46

Tried to see the following and it showed as a ''private video'', what am I doing wrong:
Here's a link to a video showing how the Premium BT module and the RNS-510 work together.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcSE0B7aRpE

WindsorFox · August 1st, 2014, 12:41

Okay I bought a Garmin nUvi because I am making service calls with a P/T job. I learn that the HD Traffic feature does not work here. The only way to get traffic info to the GPS is to connect it to a smart phone so it can get data through the Internet. Once paired my phone now will connect to both the car stereo and the GPS. When connected the GPS takes over the hands free phone function leaving only the media player for the stereo to use. There is apparently no settings in the GPS to change that. Anyone have a clue?

slam · November 7th, 2014, 09:30

BLUETOOTH RESET.

Didn't see this on the FAQ, and didn't read all the comments either. I had a problem with the bluetooth menu failing to show up at all in the MFI. Found simple instructions for resetting the BT module:

Slide the passenger seat all the way back
Rip up the Styrofoam box under the seat. It's held down with Velcro.
Find the connector plug, and remove it by sliding the white lock to the side and pulling the plug straight out.
Replace the plug and relock it.
Replace the Styrofoam box.

Bluetooth now appears in the MFI. I can now connect my Nexus 4 to the phone controls, but still can't get it to play music. Will try the iPhone and see if the problem is my Nexus (running CyanogenMod instead of Android).