(optional) Quadlock extender - This project involves splicing a number of wires to get systems working correctly.(optional) A microphone assembly - used for google voice control & handsfree.The microphone input is also needed if you want to drive the Android Auto assistant using your voice (optional, highly recommended) USB sound adapter - The PWM audio output that comes with the Raspberry Pi is complete garbage, especially if the Pi is being powered by a noisy power supply.Note: buy one from Adafruit and don’t try using one from an old Roku it doesn’t work… 3.5mm -> Composite video cable - Enables analog video output from the Pi to the stereo.SKPang PiCan2 - A daughter-board for the Raspberry Pito enable CAN input via an MCP2515.The image i’ve provided expands out to 32gb, and I haven’t bothered reducing this size. MicroSD card - I used a Samsung 32GB model.Raspberry Pi 3b - For running everything.It’s essentially a device that sends CAN signals to advertise the presence of a ‘TV’ input on your hardware, and provides composite input.

If you’re the DIY hardware type (…i’m not.) you could probably save the $200 and build one of these yourself. Kufatec “basic plus” video input module - used to enable composite video input on the RNS-E.RNS-E removal keys - enable you to get the device out of the car and into your house :-).This project could probably also be easily adapted to work with systems like the Volkswagon RNS-510, Seat, Skoda, and Mercedes command systems.

For 2010+ models, you’ll also need to purchase a VIM filter module from somewhere like Kufatec. This project has been tested on RNS-E systems from 2006–2010 (1st generation). Play tunes from your phone or other device through your car. Mirror your device over ADB using key controls (up, down, left, right, google, ffwd) from adb A2DP sink Watching “The Room” from a connected USB drive Screen mirroring

Audi a4 b7 rns e installations