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obtaining replacement code for RNS-510
- Thread starter spenny2004
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Had a quick google and came across this site
http://vwnavi.com/forums/
They have a section for the rns510 so you may find the answer in there.
http://vwnavi.com/forums/
They have a section for the rns510 so you may find the answer in there.
had a look and spoke to some of the guys on there and i think that it may be fruitless task.... i shall continue in my efforts!!
Yes it is a seat one. thanks for the reply so what happens if I do this does it disable the keycode and does it cause any damage to the unit at all? Could you post a link to the thread you got this info from.
ianrob16
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Mine is a Seat unit and I wired in the safe pin since fitting for the first time and I have never been asked for a code, even after 4 hours continuous driving, so its worth a try. The thread where I got the info on this was DanGB's retro fitting guide at ;
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?p=1623202&highlight=safe+pin#post1623202
Ian.
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?p=1623202&highlight=safe+pin#post1623202
Ian.
Hi
i did the safe pin thin g and to be honest it sometimes does ask me for the code.. i just reset the unit and its good to go for another few months.
i did the safe pin thin g and to be honest it sometimes does ask me for the code.. i just reset the unit and its good to go for another few months.
blocky
Guest
How do you reset the unit,
As last night mine asked me for a code, I made two journeys, then this morning it worked as normal.
Without touching anything.
The Safe connection DOES NOT disable Key Code request. It is a constant 12v feed and it is required for the alarm / memory. Without the Safe connection the unit shouldn't take the Key Code, when you enter the code it should tell you "safe pin not connected".
My car needed a safe pin fitting which was fairly easy. Once fitted correctly you will never have to enter the Key Code again. The car also needs programming via VAG-COM.
My Golf MkV had the Safe connection, the Leon didn't. I just dug a female connector out of an old ISO connector I had lying around and used a ScothBlock to tap in to a permanent 12v+ on the Quadlok connector.
Regards,
fM
My car needed a safe pin fitting which was fairly easy. Once fitted correctly you will never have to enter the Key Code again. The car also needs programming via VAG-COM.
My Golf MkV had the Safe connection, the Leon didn't. I just dug a female connector out of an old ISO connector I had lying around and used a ScothBlock to tap in to a permanent 12v+ on the Quadlok connector.
Regards,
fM
ianrob16
Guest
To reset the unit press the two buttons (left and right direction arrows) to the left of the CD/DVD slot and the extreme right hand button (voice symbol) simultaneously and the unit should shut down, I them wait a few seconds and turn it on again with the rotory ON button.
Maybe I too an due a code request but with the safe pin powered it certainly has not happened since I fitted the unit in early August. Ian.
Maybe I too an due a code request but with the safe pin powered it certainly has not happened since I fitted the unit in early August. Ian.
blocky
Guest
where can I locate a key code, is this printed on the unit anywhere ? or is this in the satnav manual that would have come with the unit?
Mine didn't come with a manual or a card or a code.... i think if i paid the extra £800 i would have got them though
I just plugged it in m8, was told it wouldnt need a code and it didnt.... it had already been updated and new maps added etc.... I didnt mess about with any wiring apart from swapping 2 wires for the iPod and it occasionally asks me for a code but doesn't follow any logic, ie after 2 weeks away it started up fine, but on a short trip to Sainsburys yesterday asked me for the code!!! I just reset it and its fine after 20 seconds or so...
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