What do you have? I can help you through it if you like. I had both but only option 6NH basic 'telephone only' bluetooth. You must have a combox in the boot and CIC for this to work (also the right software and be connected to the car). The input from bluetooth audio is quite 'laggy' when changing tracks, and when connected via USB the album art and searches can take a while to appear.
Excuse the dust in the picture.needs a cleanĮdit: Just wanted to add - the CIC iDrive unit is not particularly fast. It's even showing the album art which is great.Īll in all it's been a good spend of around £30 for the lead, and means that I can realistically banish my CD folder from the car. The playback quality is very good indeed and I'm able to use the iDrive and steering controls to search and playback music, stored on the phone and also streamed from Apple Music. However the best bit of this new option is the fact that my iPhone will now connect digitally via the USB input on the dash.
The Bluetooth audio quality I have to say, while it's ok, is a bit bright and 'fizzy'. Bluetooth audio is working, streaming from my iPhone SE (2020). It feels and sounds easy now I've done it successfully, and it does not take a huge amount of time if you're all set up to go. This was done in NCS Expert using the 'Expertmoden' profile, which does not use MANipulation mode files, but grabs the correct files for the ECU's from the DATEN. Ok so I looked a great deal into the NCS Expert software and as I started to understand more I realised that the only way to get the complete 6NS set of instructions was to code the Vehicle Order for it.Īfter inserting the $6NS and removing the $6NH I was able to load the files to the CIC and MEDIA modules from the latest DATEN I had which was 67.1 (I think). It has taken a few hours of reading up and searching the net (there's some mis-information out there!) for me to be somewhat certain about what I'm doing and if you're thinking this is easy/risk free then my advice is DO NOT attempt it. DISCLAIMER: You need to understand, that coding your cars electronic modules is a very risky project and will certainly lead to disaster if you don't understand EXACTLY what you are doing.
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