Reply With Quote=) thanks, this what I was lookingOriginally Posted by DV52
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andrew7: Are the instructions for the VCDS tweak as follows?:To Mute Soundakator
- A9 Structure Borne Sound
- Adaptation 10
- At Channel drop down choose "Volume of structure borne noiseactuator" (only choice)
- Enter a value in the proper box (0% = mute)
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=) thanks, this what I was looking
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^ Correct Don.
This is what I copied off another UK forum:
OK, here it is (courtesy of Golf mk7 FORUM):
Go to:
- A9 Struct. Borne Sound
- Adapation 10
- Select "channel of structure borne sound " (only choice)
- Std value 100% - change to the value you want stored in % (60% has been suggested as a good happy medium, adjust to 0% if you want no noise/mini vibrations).
- "Use change code for change approval"
As above, I am planning on setting volume at 60% which from others who have done this appears a happy compromise (0% would of course = mute)
Last edited by andrew7; 15-05-2014 at 07:39 PM.
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readerr0r: It's always good when I don't know stuff because I learn something new! Zloybob didn't answer my question about how the long coding string from my car could be used for his Discover Pro screen. I would have thought that a byte-by-byte comparison of the coding for the two MMIs would be unworkable. Any ideas ?
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Very likely, usually the units come from different brands so there's slight differences between exact coding. I haven't had a chance to do much with Golf 7/Octavia 3 coding yet so I don't have in-depth knowledge. Getting SUNA working on the Octavia's Discover Pro is on my personal to-do though.
Plus the other Octavia coding bits and bobs, laptimer, show speed limit on the colour MFD, DRL off on indicate etc.
Last edited by readerr0r; 16-05-2014 at 09:20 PM.
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Just a shame that there is nowhere to type 1024 into in VCDS for the RNS510 (I looked)
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The map disc has the tmc info on it. You'd have to copy the TMC folder from europe disc, figure out where it stores the key and then somehow get it to associate that with the AU map.Just a shame that there is nowhere to type 1024 into in VCDS for the RNS510 (I looked)
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Sounds doable
btw when digging around the RNS510 in VCDS I saw a setting described as 'Eject Lock' -wonder if that has anything to do with some of those guys who couldn't eject firmware CDs after botched update attempts.
Last edited by Ryan_R; 16-05-2014 at 09:49 PM.
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Ryan_R:I have zero understanding of the RNS510, but the (now) famous "1024" is equivalent to hexadecimal "400". VCDS seems to use base-16 units a lot. As an uninformed question is there anywhere to add this value?Just a shame that there is nowhere to type 1024 into in VCDS for the RNS510 (I looked)
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There are plenty of places where you can type it
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