New firmware for RNS510/Columbus versions 4120 and 5210

**readerr0r** · 23-12-2012, 09:10 PM

Originally Posted by Sinbad

Hi guys, quick Q regarding 4210...
I am running 3820 with a premium bluetooth unit, and mostly use A2DP streaming to listen to music from my phone. However it seems the track time display is incorrect - clock advances 2 seconds for every second played.
Does the newer SW fix this?

It's probably more of a bug between your phone and the BT module, I think it'd be the same with any RNS firmware. But it's worth a shot.

**jameshero** · 23-12-2012, 11:56 PM

Originally Posted by Sinbad

I was wondering if the 41xx firmware fixed it, that's all...?

Didn't fix it for me

**kamold** · 24-12-2012, 06:28 AM

Originally Posted by Sinbad

Well, this IS a thread about new RNS firmware - and the track time display being out is annoying.
It's not IMPORTANT, but it would be nice to have it fixed, so I was wondering if the 41xx firmware fixed it, that's all...? I don't want to go and load a new FW if it's not going to fix the only problem I have with my RNS...

Hehe sorry didn't mean to be facetious. Is the track a constant bitrate file or vbr?

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**zei20t** · 24-12-2012, 07:55 AM

I had the same problem with the time being out. firmware didn't fix it. So instead, I removed my head from my ass and got rid of the iphone. new phone works fine.

**Ferni** · 24-12-2012, 08:21 AM

Updated my RNS510 to latest firmware (4120) couple of days ago and now my car battery is completely dead. Very weird as I've updated it before without issues and no one else in here is reporting any battery drain issues?

Thinking I'll just downgrade back to the old firmware I was using unless anyone has any other ideas?

The part number of my RNS510 is 1T0035680D

**Ferni** · 24-12-2012, 03:16 PM

Originally Posted by Ferni

Updated my RNS510 to latest firmware (4120) couple of days ago and now my car battery is completely dead. Very weird as I've updated it before without issues and no one else in here is reporting any battery drain issues?

Thinking I'll just downgrade back to the old firmware I was using unless anyone has any other ideas?

The part number of my RNS510 is 1T0035680D

Hmm ok maybe that was a red herring. Maybe it wasn't the firmware upgrade but was something to do with the bluetooth issues I am/was having which now after the flat battery seem to be fixed??

BlueTooth related questions (all BT questions go in this thread only)

**Sinbad** · 24-12-2012, 08:15 PM

Originally Posted by zei20t

I had the same problem with the time being out. firmware didn't fix it. So instead, I removed my head from my ass and got rid of the iphone. new phone works fine.

Hmmm. So it's an iPhone issue then?

Interesting. Any particular iPhone?

**Sinbad** · 24-12-2012, 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by kamold

Hehe sorry didn't mean to be facetious. Is the track a constant bitrate file or vbr?

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Sorry man was having a bad day yesterday. It's cbr. On vbr files the rns says VBR and doesn't display a track time.

**kamold** · 25-12-2012, 08:36 AM

Tried to test with my phone but alas it doesn't support AVHCP v1.3 or above as HTC decided to use a proprietry BT stack rather than Google's Android stack which does. So mine just shows BT Audio. Was hoping that the recent upgrade to Jellybean would have resolved that but no dice.