Did a little research on tinterweb this morning and went out and coded the car. Seems to be all working. I have ZF antenna fault but Im not really bothered about that at the moment. This is what I did.
RNSE Coding:
[ 37 - Navigation ] --> [ Coding - 07 ] --> Software Coding: --> [ Do It! ]
Adaption Channels:
[ 37 - Navigation ] --> [ Adaption 10 ]
- Type the adaption channel you wish to change into 'Channel' and click 'Read'.
- Make a note of the existing 'Stored value' (You may find that the stored value already matches the value you need to enter in which case you can skip to the next channel).
- Enter the new value required into the 'New Value' box, click [ Test ] --> [ Save ]
- Repeat 1 to 3 for each RNS-E adaption channel below
Channel 001: 1943
Channel 002: 43
Channel 003: 1
Channel 004: 0
Channel 005: 0
Channel 008: 255
Channel 010: 0
Channel 018: 1
Channel 067: 000
Channel 099: 0
Channel 136: 00013
Once you have changed all the required channels you can click [ Done, Go Back ] to return to the control module screen, then
[ Close Controller, Go Back - 06 ] to close the current control module.
Bluetooth Coding:
[ 77 - Telephone ] --> [ Coding - 07 ] --> Software Coding: --> [ Do It! ]
Adaption Channels:
[ 77 - Telephone ] --> [ Adaption 10 ]
Use steps 1 - 4 for the RNS-E with the bluetooth adaption channels, again you may find that the values already configured match those required.
Channel 133: 1 (Bluetooth ON)
Channel 134: 0
Channel 135: Enter your 4 digit bluetooth pin code (default: 1234)
Once you have changed all the required channels you can click [ Done, Go Back ] to return to the control module screen, then
[ Close Controller, Go Back - 06 ] to close the current control module.
CAN-Gateway Coding
You need to ensure the following items are enabled/ticked in your CAN-Gateway, LEAVE ALL OTHER OPTIONS UNCHANGED.
We strongly recommend that you use the Long Coding Helper in VCDS to do this.
[19 - CAN-Gateway] --> [7 - Coding]
IMPORTANT! - Copy the coding from 'Current Coding' and make a backup of it somewhere
Click 'Long Coding Helper'
Select Byte 3 (the 4th pair of digits along line 3) - it should say "Byte 3" in the box
Change bits 3 to 7 on your gateway to match those below, leave bits 0 to 2 UNCHANGED.
Byte 03
- Bit 0 [3D] Special Function - LEAVE UNCHANGED
- Bit 1 [47] Sound System - LEAVE UNCHANGED
- Bit 2 [75] Telematics - LEAVE UNCHANGED
- Bit 3 [37] Navigation
- Bit 4 [57] TV-Tuner
- Bit 5 [0F] Digital Radio
- Bit 6 [56] Radio
- Bit 7 [77] Telephone
Press "Esc" or click "Exit" from the Long Coding Helper Window
Check that the number in 'Current Coding' has changed from what you noted down (a maximum of 2 digits should changed)
[Do It!]
[ Done, Go Back ] to return to the control module screen, then [ Close Controller, Go Back - 06 ] to close the current control module.
N.B. We have had some reports of people not being able to locate the bits to change within the long coding helper. If you experience this, please try selecting the required options in the "Gateway Installation List" which can be found on the Auto Scan screen.
If this happens to you, we would ask that you email us at
support@rnsecoding.co.uk to let us know the year and model of vehicle that this has happened to you on. Thank you.
Reboot RNS-E
To reboot the unit, hold RADIO (or AM/FM) and SETUP for more than 10 seconds.
Clear Fault Codes
Clear any fault codes as some of these generated whilst coding can prevent the system from functioning.
To clear fault codes, select the module you wish to check
e.g.
[ 37 - Navigation ] --> [ Fault Codes - 02 ] --> [ Clear Codes - 05 ] --> [ Done, Go Back ] --> [ Close Controller, Go Back - 06 ]
[ 77 - Telephone ] --> [ Fault Codes - 02 ] --> [ Clear Codes - 05 ] --> [ Done, Go Back ] --> [ Close Controller, Go Back - 06 ]
You may find it easier to run a complete auto scan on your vehicle and that will show you which modules have faults that need to be cleared. You can then use the above procedure examples to work through and clear them.
Thanks to all that contributed to me eventually getting there.
FBMFSW fitment next IF and when I get hold of a new steering module.....fingers crossed. Any one got one up for grabs???
xx
