On which iPhone does Apple Carplay actually work? Apple CarPlay works on the following iPhone types: iPhone 11, Xr, Xs, iPhone 10, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c and iPhone 5. SD card reading error however. I understand its a formatting issue. Currently formatted as fAT and needs to be exFAT. This fixed it and the SD card is read 10 times faster than the old RCd510 did.

Aside from this hitch, which took me 20 minutes to correct, the rest of the install was easy as pie. 40 minutes all up. Key Features -Apple CarPlay / Android Auto / Mirror Link - Touchscreen display - Built in Bluetooth | Integrated microphone - AM / FM channel Apple CarPlayCOMPATIBLE WITH ANY RCD510, RNS315 OR RNS510 HEADUNITS, JUST GOOGLE YOUR HEADUNIT AND COMPARE IMAGES. In addition to Bluetooth and Apple carplay, this device also supports standard Mirror link, but not all Android mobile phones are suitable for mirror link.

For this particular camera, there is a connection between the camera and the main wiring (RCA, 12v+, ground) as shown in the second attached picture. This made it slightly easier for this next step. The RCD360 Pro is an stereo which is originally only produced for cars exported to Asian countries, not UK or Europe. The beauty of this head unit is that it offers Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and Mirror Link at the same price of an App Connect activation. It is compatible with most PQ 35/46 cars (details on compatibility are below). Please note these units are different than the cheaper RCD360 units with Apple CarPlay only Step 1 - Installing the new boot release: To start, remove the boot door interior lining. This is held in by many trim clips that pop out when pulled. Once this is done, there is also a Torx screw holding in the inside boot handle which ideally needs to be removed. Once this is done, you will be able to see the boot release from the inside. Remove the connector in the original boot release. Plug in the RCA connections and it is all connected. The red tail wire attached to the RCA is needed for other aftermarket head units that have a reverse signal wire. As the RCD330 has been coded for a reverse camera and the RCD330 interacts seamlessly with the CANBUS, there is no need for a reverse signal.I installed the RCD330 (B) in my '14 Tiguan R-Line (I had the RNS 315). It's a simple install and CarPlay is great (aside from the post-Siri volume adjustment), but my only issue is that I can't get the rear view camera (OEM) to work. I took a slightly 'easy way out' approach here, but the wires are completely hidden so it didn't bother me. I removed the soft material underneath the glovebox (above the passenger footwell), and threaded the wire along here. Finally, there is a small gap at the bottom left-hand side of the radio slot, which gives access to the top of the footwell. Make your two hands meet, then pull the wire through to behind the radio. VW Amarok Apple Carplay radio and others VW types. Not entirely sure if the RCD330 fits in your VW? Get in touch with us! If you don’t have the wireless carplay unit installed, you don’t need to install it, 5532 is also a good choice for you. 5532 is free. Attention! The version with only Apple Carplay runs on Windows, not the Windows that you are used to from your computer, but a modified version for optimal use on smaller screens in combination with a touchscreen. These are encrypted operating systems, therefore they cannot be updated in the future. The version with Apple Carplay and Android Auto has an operating system based on Linux, these can be updated and are not encrypted. Linux ‘runs’ a bit more stable in practice than Windows.

Then simply connect the two connectors together and pull the wiring from inside the car. You need to have as much of the wiring in the car as possible so you can connect it to the 12v+ and ground sources. The RCA cable is more than long enough. You can also operate this RCD330 via Android auto, this is an extra option, extra software is then added to the device. Connecting your iPhone to Apple CarPlay in your Volkswagen or to Android Auto? Turn your RCD330 into a navigation system with the free iOS navigation app on your iPhone or android smartphone! In addition to Apple CarPlay, this radio has many more multimedia functions. Listen to Spotify or Bluetooth audio in your Volkswagen? This RCD330 can do this. In addition, it has a large clear XL touchscreen (12.5 cm diagonal). This RCD330 from autopar is double din VW radio offers FM / AM radio reception, bluetooth calling, full-color touchscreen, SD card reading (MP3 up to 32GB), USB and bluetooth audio. This is a Volkswagen radio with bluetooth phone hands-free in one. The microphone is hidden in the front and the screen is operable touchscreen, large, in full color and clear. This radio was once intended for the foreign language market, so the menu can be set in the English language and other European languages, unfortunately not Dutch. The color of the buttons is Volkswagen red. Remove the rubber tailgate tunnel on the tailgate side so you can see all the way through to the inside of the car. You can reach underneath the head lining and feel the hole in the ceiling which leads to this tunnel. Once you are confident where the hole is, try to thread the connector through the rubber tunnel.

Because the RCD330 system is CAN linked, you will also see the visualization of the original VW parking sensors on this system. Hands-free and Bluetooth connection works with all (smart) phones with Bluetooth, including the iPhone and all Android & Windows devices. This RCD330 is code free (MIB Platform) and does not have an AF and TP function. No user operation / manual is supplied with this product. After mounting in your Volkswagen, plug and play. There is no CD player in the device, so the screen is extra large (12.5 cm diagonal). Do you have an iPhone and would you like to use Apple Carplay in your Volkswagen? Then this RCD330 Apple Carplay from autopar has the solution, we have a version that also includes the Apple Carplay function. You can then connect your iPhone to your Volkswagen radio RCD330 using your USB iPhone charging cable, making apps from your iPhone available on the RCD330. Think of Whatsapp, Waze, Flitsmeister, iOS Maps, Youtube Music, TuneIn radio, Music, Messages, Phone etc etc. To start, simply remove the trim around the existing radio. I could do this easily with my fingers starting at the top left hand side, but you may want to use a trim removal tool. Once this is done, remove the four Torx 20 screws (two each side) which will allow the radio to come out. Step 2 - Threading wire from the car to the boot: Patience at the ready because this step is a *****. You will need to thread the main wiring --> camera connector through the rubber tailgate tunnel and up through the tunnel running along the side of the tailgate. You will need something long, thin and strong (I used an old wire coat hanger). You will also need to peel away the head lining, and I also ended up removing the C pillar trim ( this is already covered at the bottom of another post named rear camera wiring for 2011 fabia). I did this part in three steps: If you install the wireless carplay unit and automatically booting and firmware is 5532, you need to install 5536 firmware to solve this problem.