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2010 Volkswagen Golf
Accessories & Equipment Communication
COMMUNICATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
The communications systems in the Golf basically include the radio or the radio navigation system, telephone
system, antenna system, speaker systems, the USB connection, the iPod connection, the Multimedia control
module, the connection for other external audio sources, the CD changer and the sound system amplifier.
Some vehicle equipment are options, that is, not all systems are installed in each vehicle.
NOTE: Familiarity with the function and operation of the communication systems is
essential when addressing customer complaints.
For additional information, refer to the Owner's Manuals.
When performing service work or fault finding, use Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in
the function Guided Fault Finding and appropriate SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS
information.
COMPASS SYSTEM
NOTE: Before troubleshooting or servicing, the technicians must be familiar with the
function and operation of the compass system. Refer to the Owner's Manual.
Use "Guided Fault Finding" when servicing or performing Fault Finding with the
Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
After connecting the battery, check all the vehicle accessories, for example, the
radio, the clock, the Comfort packages. Refer to [For transmission(s) 0A4, 02E,
09G, 02Q] [For engine(s) CBTA, CJAA, CBUA, CCTA, CBFA] Removal and
Installation and the Owner's Manual.
By the use of magnetically adhered antennae on vehicle roof, there is the

hazard that the compass module will malfunction due to magnetic influence and
remaining magnetization of the vehicle roof. For complaints of inaccurate or
faulty direction displays on the compass module, ask the customer whether a
magnetically adhered antenna is being used before starting repair work.
General Information
The compass includes the display inside the instrument cluster -arrow- and the magnetic field sensor for
compass -G197- under the rear shelf.
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Fig. 1: Identifying Compass System -- General Information

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The current compass direction, in which the vehicle is directed, is displayed via the compass display with up to
2 letters (N = north, NW = northwest). Eight different compass directions can be displayed.
RCD 310 SOUND SYSTEM
RCD 310 Radio
Fig. 2: Identifying RCD 310 Radio

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function and operation of the radio unit.
For additional information, refer to the Operating instructions
Antitheft coding is equipped with a protection code number. Refer to RCD 310
SOUND SYSTEM, ELECTRONIC ANTITHEFT SYSTEM
When performing service work or fault finding, use Vehicle diagnostic tester
Guided Fault Finding and appropriate SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS information.
When the battery is reconnected, check any affected system or component,

radio, clock, comfort electrical connection according to the repair Instructions
and/or the operating instructions.
General Information
The RCD 310 radio unit has the following features, among others:
l 4 speaker channels with 20 watts each

l Monochrome display
l Control for an external 6-CD changer
l Telephone control (hands free)
l Externally connectable sound amplifier
l Digital audio broadcasting radio possible
The RCD 310 radio consists of the radio and the front and rear speakers.
The CD drive, which is integrated inside the radio, can play the following CD formats:
l CD-R
l CD-RW
l MP3
l wma
NOTE: CDs that contain computer data and also music cannot be played.
The antenna is installed in rear side windows. The antenna system also includes the diversity function integrated
inside the radio.
RCD 310 SOUND SYSTEM, ELECTRONIC ANTITHEFT SYSTEM
Special tools and workshop equipment required
l Vehicle Diagnostic Tester
l Diagnostic adapter cable VAS 5051/5a or VAS 5051/6a or VAS 5052/3
Radio unit is equipped with an electronic Comfort Antitheft system which operates in conjunction with the
instrument cluster.
After disconnecting the radio power supply, the radio is ready for use again once the power supply is connected.
The Antitheft code does not need to be entered again. The requirement is that the first activation of the
electronic Antitheft system follows and that the radio is reconnected in the same vehicle.
The Antitheft code is transmitted via the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester. The radio card and the label on the radio
that were used in the past are no longer used.
NOTE: To access the Antitheft code the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester must be connected
"online" (network connection) and the user must provide a valid program user
id to retrieve a radio code.
Antitheft System Antitheft Code, Deactivating
Accessing the code for the electronic Antitheft system using the VAS tester
Select Guided Fault Finding in Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
After Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory of all control modules has been checked:
-- Press button "Jump".
-- Select "Function/Component Selection".
-- Select "Body".
-- Select "Electrical Systems".
-- Select "01 self-diagnosis-enabled systems".
-- Select "Radio navigation system"
-- Select "Functions"
-- Select and start "radio code inquiry".
An authorization to the system will be requested: Then the operating data, the VIN and the Radio/Radio
Navigation System unit serial number will be automatically read out.
NOTE: When installing new radio / radio-navigation unit, or a unit which has not be
adapted to the vehicle, it can happen that tester will not be able to read the
serial number of the radio / radio-navigation unit. In this case, enter the serial
number manually. The serial number can be found on a sticker on the unit and
is also stamped into the side of the unit.
Then the Antitheft code will be displayed in the tester.
The radio Antitheft code must not be entered manually.
Electronic Antitheft System, Deactivating
-- Switch on radio.
"SAFE" appears in the display for approximately 10 seconds, after that "1000" appears.
-- Enter the Antitheft code numbers by pressing the function button as many times as necessary until the correct
number sequence appears.
"OK" appears in the display after the four-digit code number has been entered.
-- Once the correct Antitheft code number has been entered, press the "OK" button to confirm it.
Unit is enabled and ready for operation.
NOTE: If the Antitheft code has been entered incorrectly, it can be corrected
immediately in another attempt. If Antitheft code is entered incorrectly twice,
then the radio unit is locked for an hour. Then leave the radio unit and the
ignition switched on. After one hour, the procedure for deactivating the
electronic Antitheft system can be repeated. Keep in mind: Always two attempts
to input code, after that the radio unit is locked for one hour.
PREMIUM 8 RADIO SYSTEM
Fig. 3: Identifying Premium 8 Radio System

NOTE: Familiarity with the function and operation is essential in the event of customer
concerns. Refer to the Owner's Manual.
Anti-theft code is equipped with protection code number. Refer to PREMIUM 8

ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
When performing servicing or Fault Finding use the Vehicle diagnostic tester.
Installation and the Owner's Manual.
General Information
The Premium 8 Sound System include the radio with a 6 disc CD changer and speakers inside the doors.
The radio has a connector position for using SD memory cards for playing audio content with an end stage with
4 x 20 watt output performance.
Speakers are designed as 3-way system at the front and as 2-way system at the rear.
The Premium 8 is available as a version which operates the speakers via 4 unit-internal speaker outputs or as a
version with an amplifier -R12-. The speakers are connected directly to the amplifier and the radio speaker
outputs are used as the signal input for the amplifier.
The Premium 8 Sound System has the following speakers:
l Each front door has one bass speaker, one midrange speaker and one treble speaker.
l Each rear door has one bass speaker and one treble speaker.
There are connection options for connecting an amplifier / CD changer -R41- and a telephone.
An optional satellite radio -R146- is integrated inside the Premium 8 radio.
The integrated 6-disc CD changer can play the following CDs:
l Audio CD
l CD-R
l CD-RW
l MP3
It is not possible to play the following formats:
l 8 cm CDs
l "Mix CDs" (CDs containing files and audio files)
NOTE: The internal CD changer has a transport lock, which must be deactivated when
a new radio is installed. Likewise, the transportation safeguard must be
switched on, before a removed radio can be shipped. The radio must be
connected to a voltage supply when doing this.
The antenna is located in rear window on Sedan models. The antennas on the Wagon model are located in the
rear side window and in the roof antenna. The antenna system includes an integrated "diversity function" inside
the radio.
Troubleshooting
The radio is equipped with OBD.
Use the Vehicle diagnostic tester under "Guided Fault Finding".
Transportation Safeguard, Activating and Deactivating
The transportation safeguard must be activated before shipping the Premium 8 and must be deactivated
whenever a new radio is installed. This is done electronically using the buttons on the radio. After activating the
transportation safeguard, the internal CD changer is in the >>transportation position<<.
Activating transportation safeguard
Unit condition: >>ON<< or >>OFF<<. The radio must be connected to a voltage supply.
-- Press and hold the function buttons marked with -arrows- simultaneously for 5 seconds.
Fig. 4: Identifying Activation/Deactivation Transportation Safeguard

"CDC transportation safeguard activated" appears in the radio display once the CD changer has reached its
transportation position.
Deactivating transportation safeguard
-- Connect the radio and install it.
-- Press and hold the function buttons marked with -arrows- simultaneously for 5 seconds.
Fig. 5: Identifying Activation/Deactivation Transportation Safeguard

The following will appear in the radio display: "CDC transportation safeguard activated".
The "deactivating" button also appears.
-- Press the "deactivating" button.
Now the transportation safeguard is deactivated.
PREMIUM 8 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM
The radio has a anti-theft protection, which operates in conjunction with the instrument cluster.
After disconnecting the radio power supply, the radio is ready for use again once the power supply is connected.
The radio code does not need to be entered again. The requirement is that the first activation of the anti-theft
system follows and that the radio is reconnected in the same vehicle.
Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester to get the radio code. The radio card and the label on the radio that were used
in the past are no longer used.
NOTE: The Vehicle Diagnostic Tester must be "online" (connected to the network) in
order to get the number code and the user must be authorized to access radio
codes.
Electronic Anti-Theft System, Deactivating
Reactivating a locked radio is only possible by entering correct radio code number for anti-theft protection.
Determine the radio code using Vehicle Diagnostic Tester
-- In Vehicle Diagnostic Tester, select operating mode Guided Fault Finding .
-- Using the Go To button, select "Functions/Component selection" and the following menu options in
sequence:
l Body
l Electrical Equipment
l 01 - On Board Diagnostic (OBD) capable systems
l Sound System
l Sound System functions
l Radio code inquiry
An authorization to the system will be requested: Then the operating data, the VIN and the radio serial number
will be automatically read out.
NOTE: Sometimes the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester cannot read the radio serial number
when a new radio is installed. In this case, enter the serial number manually.
The serial number can be found on a sticker on the radio and is also stamped
into the side of the unit.
The radio code appears in the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester display.
Enter the radio code manually into the radio.
Electronic anti-theft system, deactivating
-- Switch on the Radio.
An entry mask appears.
-- Enter the correct radio code using the key pad on the input mask.
-- Confirm by pressing the input button.
The radio is enabled and is ready to be used.
NOTE: If the wrong code number was entered when overriding the anti-theft coding,
first "SAFE" blinks in the display and "1000" appears again. You can now repeat
the entire procedure one more time. The number of tries is shown in the
display. If a wrong code number is entered again, the radio will lock up for
approximately one hour. This lock is indicated by the word "SAFE" appearing
continuously in the display. After one hour, then the procedure for deactivating
the anti-theft system can be repeated. Keep in mind: Always two attempts, after
that the radio will lock up for one hour.
RNS 315 RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Fig. 6: Identifying RNS 315

NOTE: Familiarity with the function and operation is essential in the event of customer
concerns. Refer to the Owner's Manual.
Anti-theft code is equipped with protection code number, refer to RNS 315
ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
When performing servicing or Fault Finding use Vehicle diagnostic tester.
For proper function of the Radio Navigation System (RNS), rotation angle
sensor in unit must be set corresponding to installation position of unit in the
vehicle. Therefore, always note the replacement part number when replacing
the unit. The RNS will not work properly if the incorrect radio is installed.
Installation and/or the Owner's Manual.
By the use of magnetically adhered antennae on vehicle roof, there is the

hazard that the compass module will malfunction due to magnetic influence and
remaining magnetization of the vehicle roof. For complaints of inaccurate or
faulty direction displays on the compass module, ask the customer whether a
magnetically adhered antenna is being used before starting repair work.
General Information
The RNS 315 radio/navigation system has the following:
l 5-inch color display

l Integrated CD player
l SD Memory Card Reader
l UHV Low/Premium
l Navigation function using a 3D card and language
l CD/SD Navigation (Navigation without a CD inserted)
l 4 speaker channels, 20 watts each
l Multimedia system control module -J650- connection
l External audio source connection -R199- on the front of the unit
l Connection for an external CD changer -R41-
l Connectable external sound amplifier (Amplifier -R12-)
l Optical Parking System (OPS)
l A/C information shown in the radio display
l Optional support for the multifunction steering wheel
l Comfort coding
l Integrated optional DAB tuner
It is not possible to play the following formats:
l 8 cm CDs
l Mix CDs (CDs containing files and audio files)
The radio antenna and the Navigation system antenna -R50- are inside the roof antenna.
Troubleshooting
TheRNS is equipped with On Board Diagnostic (OBD).
Use the Vehicle diagnostic tester under "Guided Fault Finding".
RNS 315 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM
The RNS comes with anti-theft protection, which operates in conjunction with the instrument cluster.
After disconnecting the radio power supply, the RNS (Radio Navigation System) is ready for use again once the
power supply is connected. The anti-theft code does not need to be entered again. The anti-theft coding must be
activated for the first time and the radio navigation system must be connected in the same vehicle.
Use the Vehicle diagnostic tester to get the anti-theft code. The radio card and the label on the RNS (Radio
Navigation System) that were used in the past are no longer used.
NOTE: The Vehicle diagnostic tester must be "online" (connected to the network) in
order to get the anti-theft code and the user must be authorized to access radio
codes.
Electronic Anti-Theft System, Deactivating
Reactivating a locked radio is only possible by entering correct radio code number for anti-theft protection.
Using Vehicle diagnostic tester to get the anti-theft code
-- Connect the Vehicle diagnostic tester.
-- Select Guided Fault Finding .
-- Use the GO TO button to select the "function/component selection" and the following menu options one after
the other:
l Body
l Radio/navigation system
l Radio/navigation system functions
l Radio code inquiry
An authorization to the system will be requested: Then the operating data, the VIN and the radio serial number
of the radio/navigation system will be automatically read out.
NOTE: It is possible that the Vehicle diagnostic tester will not be able to read the serial
number when a new RNS is installed. In this case, enter the serial number
manually. The serial number can be found on a sticker on the unit and is also
stamped into the side of the RNS.
The Vehicle diagnostic tester will display the anti-theft code.
The RNS anti-theft code must not be entered manually.
Electronic anti-theft system, deactivating
-- Turn on the RNS.
"SAFE" appears in the display for approximately 10 seconds, after that "1000" appears.
-- Enter the correct anti-theft code using the keyboard on the input mask.
-- Press the input screen to confirm in the entry.
The RNS is enabled and ready for operation.
Use the correction screen to erase an incorrect code.
If the radio code has been entered incorrectly, it can be corrected immediately in another attempt. If radio code
is entered incorrectly twice, then the RNS is locked for an hour. Then leave the RNS and the ignition switched
on. After one hour, then the procedure for deactivating the anti-theft system can be repeated. Keep in mind:
Always two attempts, after that the RNS will lock up for one hour.
Fig. 7: Identifying RNS 510

General Information
The Radio Navigation System RNS 510 combines the functions of a navigation system with those of a high-
value RDS vehicle radio.
The following described the main functions:
l RDS radio receiver

l 6.5 inch multicolor display with touch screen
l Navigation system with GPS satellite receiver
l integrated antenna diversity
l integrated DAB tuner for digital radio reception
l DVD player for navigation, video and audio
l SD memory card slot
l a hard disc drive for storing data is installed inside the unit
l Corridor function
l Playback formats MP3 and WMA
The RNS 510 radio navigation system has four speaker outputs.
The RNS 510 can be expanded to include the following components:
l CD Changer
l Multifunction steering wheel
l TV Tuner
l Amplifier
l Universal cell phone preparation (UHV Premium Light)
l Rear Seat Entertainment
The antenna is inside the rear side windows and the antenna system is integrated inside the radio "diversity
function".
The navigation antenna is located on the roof.
When performing service work or fault finding, use Vehicle diagnostic tester information.
RNS 510 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM

Radio navigation system RNS 510 is equipped with an electronic Comfort Antitheft system which operates in
conjunction with the instrument cluster.
After disconnecting the power supply, the radio navigation system is ready to be used again once the power
supply is connected. The Antitheft code does not need to be entered again. The requirement is that the first
activation of the electronic Antitheft system follows and that the radio navigation system is reconnected in the
same vehicle.
Reactivating a locked radio navigation system is only possible by entering correct code number for electronic
Antitheft system.
The Antitheft code is transmitted via the Vehicle diagnostic tester. The radio card and the label on the radio that
were used in the past are no longer used.
NOTE: The Vehicle diagnostic tester must be "online" (connected to the network) in
order to get the anti-theft code and the user must be authorized to access radio
codes.
Accessing the code for the electronic Antitheft system using the VAS tester
Select Guided Fault Finding in Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
-- Select "Body".
-- Select "Radio navigation system"
-- Select "Functions"
-- Select and start "radio code inquiry".
An authorization to the system will be requested: Then the operating data, the VIN and the Radio/Radio
Navigation System unit serial number will be automatically read out.
NOTE: When installing new radio / radio-navigation unit, or a unit which has not be
adapted to the vehicle, it can happen that tester will not be able to read the
serial number of the radio / radio-navigation unit. In this case, enter the serial
number manually. The serial number can be found on a sticker on the unit and
is also stamped into the side of the unit.
Then the Antitheft code will be displayed in the tester.
The radio navigation system Antitheft code must not be entered manually.
-- Enter the Antitheft code appearing in the display in the RNS 510 number block and confirm it.
Unit is enabled and ready for operation.
NOTE: If the Antitheft code has been entered incorrectly, it can be corrected
immediately in another attempt. If Antitheft code is entered incorrectly twice,
then the radio navigation system is locked for an hour. Leave radio navigation
system and ignition switched on. The remaining running time appears in the
radio navigation system display. After one hour, the procedure for deactivating
the electronic Antitheft system can be repeated. Remember that you always
have two attempts to enter the code. After that, the radio navigation system will
be locked up for one hour.
SOUND SYSTEM AMPLIFIER
NOTE: It is necessary to be thoroughly familiar with all the functions of the radio or
radio/navigation system when addressing customer complaints.
For additional information, refer to the Owner's manual.
When performing any service work or Fault Finding, use the Vehicle diagnostic
tester under Guided Fault Finding and appropriate SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS
information.
When the battery is reconnected, check any affected system or component

(radio, clock, comfort electrical connection etc.) according to the repair
instructions and/or the operating instructions.
Sound system amplifiers serve to expand the sound of the radio or radio navigation system.
The "Dynaudio Authentic Fidelity" Sound System uses an amplifier.
The activation of signal inputs to amplifier occurs via radio unit or radio navigation system speaker outputs.
The "Dynaudio" Sound package on the Golf Sedan has the following speakers:
l Two front bass speakers

l Two front treble speakers
l Two rear bass speakers
l Two rear treble speakers
The "Dynaudio" Sound package on the Golf Plus has the following speakers:
l Two front bass speakers

l Two front midrange speakers
l Two front treble speakers
l Two rear bass speakers
l Two rear treble speakers
Amplifier is installed under front left seat.
Remove and install amplifier, refer to AMPLIFIER.
MULTIMEDIA CONTROL MODULE -J650-
Analog audio (via the AUX-In input) and digital audio (via the USB or iPod input) can be played on the radio
or radio navigation system via the Multimedia System Control Module. Devices connected to the USB and iPod
connection can also be controlled through the radio or radio navigation system. The ID3-Tag or the title will
also appear in the radio or radio/navigation display screen.
NOTE: Since the capability to display the ID3 tags and titles on the radio or
radio/navigation system display depends on the quality of the audio files being
use, always refer to the radio or radio/navigation system. Refer to the owner's
manual along with the MP3 player or iPod owner's manual.
The Multimedia Control Module provides an audio input (Aux-In), a USB input and an iPod connection
(supply, signal and audio-in) as an interface. A specific adapter cable is used to connect the mobile device to the
USB or iPod interface on the Multi Media Control Module. There is an integrated storage space for the mobile
device in the Multi Media Control Module. It can also charge the device via the USB or iPod connection.
NOTE: The multi media system control module can also be installed separately if there
is no 1DIN slot in the vehicle. The customer can access the universal interface
(mitsumi socket) with a mitsumi-mitsumi extension. The mitsumi socket must
be integrated in the vehicle interior to do this. The mitsumi extension wires
must not be longer than 1500 mm.
TELEPHONE PREPARATION, UHV PREMIUM WITH BLUETOOTH
The UHV Premium with Bluetooth telephone preparation is available only with a radio or the radio/navigation
system.
The UHV Premium with Bluetooth is a fixed installation telephone with a cordless connection; telephone data is
stored via Bluetooth to the cellular telephone registered to the vehicle.
The UHV Premium with Bluetooth strictly requires, that the cellular phone be interfaced via Bluetooth and
supports Remote SIM Access Profile (rSAP).
With rSAP, telephone entries, for example, can be accessed on the cellular phone SIM card.
For more information refer to the Owner's Manual.
When performing any service work or Fault Finding, use the Vehicle diagnostic tester under Guided Fault
Finding information.
TELEPHONE PREPARATION, UHV WITH AUDIO STREAMING
The UHV with Audio Streaming telephone preparation is available only with a radio or the radio/navigation
system.
UHV with Audio Streaming uses two Bluetooth profiles:
l HFP is short for Hands Free Profile and is one profile for the telephone audio/speaking channel. Pure
speaking data is transmitted here.
l With the Bluetooth profile A2DP audio streaming music files in the Bluetooth unit are sent to the UHV
control module in stereo quality. A larger quantity of data files can be transmitted as pure language files.
For more information refer to the Owner's Manual.
When performing service work or fault finding, use Vehicle diagnostic tester information.
ANTENNA WIRES, REPAIRING
A new repair concept has been developed for repairing antenna wires. Instead of a complete antenna wire,
connecting wires of different lengths and various adapter leads are now available as replacement parts.
Repairing Antenna Wires. Refer to ANTENNA WIRES, REPLACEMENT .
ANTENNA SYSTEM
The antenna system for the radio and radio/navigation system without the diversity function consists of an
antenna in the rear window with an antenna module.
The antenna system for the radio and radio/navigation system without the diversity function consists of an
antenna in the rear window with two antenna modules.
Golf Sedan: for optimum "DAB (digital audio broadcasting)" reception, the antenna is in the rear window with
a special antenna module
Golf Plus: for optimum "DAB (digital audio broadcasting)", the roof antenna has a special antenna module.
There is also special roof antenna if the vehicle has navigation, a telephone or remote control for the auxiliary
heater.
The antenna system with diversity function serves to improve and optimize the reception quality in the vehicle.
The diversity functions are directly inside the radio and/or radio/navigation system. The vehicle does have an
additional antenna selection control module.
function and operation of the radio system.
For additional information, refer to the Owner's Manual.
When the battery is reconnected, check any affected system or component

(radio, clock, comfort electrical connection etc.) according to the repair
instructions and/or the operating instructions.
When performing any service work or Fault Finding, use the Vehicle diagnostic tester in Guided Fault Finding
information.
ANTENNA WIRES
Refer to ANTENNA WIRES, REPLACEMENT .
MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL
The Multifunction Steering Wheel makes it possible to control some functions of the Communications System
and the cruise control from the steering wheel.
Fig. 8: Identifying Multifunction Steering Wheel

The multifunction steering wheel has:
l the Control unit in the steering wheel with two button arrays with integrated electronics, left and right on
the steering wheel.
NOTE: Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with the

functions and operation specifics of the Multifunction Steering Wheel. Always
read the Owner's manual and review specific Communication system functions.
For additional information, refer to the Owner's Manual.
CELLULAR PHONES AND PORTABLE TWO-WAY RADIOS, EXTERNAL ANTENNA
l Remote controls for garage door openers and wireless devices keyboard or PC mouse may only be
operated in the vehicle if the transmission power of the device is a maximum of 100 mW.
l Please follow exactly the operating instructions and installation instructions of the manufacturer of
mobile telephones, radio-based devices, and antennas.

l The devices' optimal range will only be reached with an exterior antenna.
l When telephone and two-way radio systems are installed properly there is no danger to safety system e. g.
ABS or airbag. A prerequisite is however that there has been no intervention in their installations. Parallel
wiring to such systems must be avoided.
l Excessively high electromagnetic fields can arise if mobile telephones and radio devices, with or without
an incorrectly installed exterior antenna, are used.
In such a case, damage to health and interference with vehicle electronics cannot be ruled out.
TRANSMITTED OUTPUT, INSTALLATION LOCATIONS
Volkswagen permits the installation and operation of radio units, as long as the transmitted power on antenna
base, listed in table, is not exceeded. For prescribed antenna locations, see table.
Limit according to VDE 0848, part 2 (max. permissible field intensity to protect persons) must be maintained
even, if necessary, through reduction of transmission output.
TRANSMITTED OUTPUT VOLTAGE SUPPLY
When retrofitting transmitter/receiver unit in the vehicle, the battery is used to connect the positive and negative
wire.
The wiring harness must be manufactured additionally:
l Voltage supply positive via read wire, 2.5 mm2 cross section
l Voltage supply negative via brown wire, 2.5 mm2 cross section
The positive wire must have a fuse which must be located very close to the battery. Therefore, a fuse panel must
be secured next to battery. Both wires must be encased in an insulating hose.
suitable connections must be attached on battery side.
Proceed on unit side according to operating instructions.
Route the auxiliary wiring harness separate from the vehicle wiring. Minimum distance: 10 cm
NOTE: For some telephone systems and radio communication units an additional
terminal 15 (ignition) is necessary. If this is the case, then route a 1.5 mm2 cross
section wire from the transceiver to terminal 15a.
When installing, make sure wiring connections are not routed parallel to
standard wiring.
INTERFERENCE SUPPRESSION MEASURES
All standard and optional electrical consumers in the vehicle are shielded.
Interference suppression includes all sensors, actuators and all electrical motors in the vehicle, as well as
controllers in control modules that could cause high-frequency interference.
For interference suppression, electrical parts capacitors, coils and diodes are installed directly in the electrical
components.
Interference suppression components are also built into the connection housings of electrical consumers.
The grounding cables that used to be employed for shielding purposes are no longer used because interference
suppression is now done as near as possible to the source of the interference.
ANTENNA AND WIRING
A shielded wire must be used between transmitter/receiver unit and the antenna. Shielding must be grounded to
unit and antenna.
At the same time ensure correct and continuous Ground (GND) connection of antenna base wire to vehicle
body.
The transmitting system must only be used when shielded to prevent interference in the antenna wiring. To
ensure the system it is tuned and operating correctly it is recommended that an output/performance check is
carried out.
SERVICING RADIOS AND TELEPHONES
Before starting repair work, batteries must be disconnected. Refer to [For transmission(s) 0A4, 02E, 09G,
02Q] [For engine(s) CBTA, CJAA, CBUA, CCTA, CBFA] Removal and Installation
For removing and installing trim, refer to Removal and Installation .
Observe manufacturers operating and installation instructions for cellular telephones, two-way radios and
antennas.
Secure wiring harnesses to cable ties. Wrap connectors with foam to avoid rattling noises.
OTHER AUXILIARY INSTALLATIONS
Voltage supply must also be routed via separate wiring set and secured by fuse.
RADIOS/TELEPHONES WITH A TRANSMITTED OUTPUT ABOVE 10 WATTS, PREREQUISITES
l The transmitted output on antenna base (see manufacturers designations) must not exceed the relevant
max. values.
l You may not use antenna locations other than those shown in the table.
Table Transmitting Power and antenna locations, refer to REAR WINDOW ANTENNA COMPONENTS
INSTALLED LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
RCD 310 RADIO SYSTEM
OVERVIEW
Fig. 9: Identifying RCD 310 Radio System Component Locations

1. Multimedia Control Module -J650-

l Installed in the storage compartment in the center armrest.
l For additional information, see multi media system control module. Refer to MULTIMEDIA
CONTROL MODULE -J650-.

l Optional installation of CD changer or "multimedia system control module". The two systems
cannot be installed together because the installation location is the same for both.
2. External Audio Source Connection -R199-
l Additional information can be found in the External Audio Source Connection -R199- see
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE CONNECTION.
3. Antenna For The Telephone, Navigation and Auxiliary Heater Remote Control -R66-
l Installed on rear of roof.
l Installed only if, in addition to the radio, a telephone or auxiliary heater is installed at the factory.
l For additional information, refer to SOUND SYSTEM AMPLIFIER.
4. Rear Window Antenna 1 -R130-

5. Right Rear Treble Speaker -R16- and Left Rear Treble Speaker -R14-
l Installed in the side trim panels at the rear on the left and right sides.
l For additional information, refer to SPEAKER OVERVIEW.
6. Right Rear Bass Speaker -R17- and Left Rear Bass Speaker -R15-
7. Digital Sound System Control Module -R12-

l Installed under left front seat.
8. Right Front Bass Speaker -R23- and Left Front Bass Speaker -R21-
l Installed in the left and right doors.
l Midrange frequencies play through the bass and treble speakers.
9. Right Front Treble Speaker -R22- and Left Front Treble Speaker -R20-
10. Left Multifunction Buttons On Steering Wheel -E440- and Right Multifunction Buttons On
Steering Wheel -E441-
l Additional information on multifunction steering wheel. Refer to MULTIFUNCTION
STEERING WHEEL.
11. Radio -R- (RCD 310)
l Removing and installing, refer to RADIO UNITS AND RADIO NAVIGATION.
l Overview of harness connectors, refer to CONNECTORS OVERVIEW.
l Electronic Antitheft System, refer to RCD 310 SOUND SYSTEM, ELECTRONIC

ANTITHEFT SYSTEM.
12. CD Changer -R41-
l 6-disc CD changer.

l Additional information on CD changer, refer to CD CHANGER.
l Optional installation of CD changer or multimedia system control module. The two systems cannot
be installed together because the installation location is the same for both.
CONNECTORS OVERVIEW
Fig. 10: Identifying RCD 310 Radio System Connectors Overview

1. Antenna Connection
l Input connector for the DAB antenna, optional.
2. 8-Pin Connector 1, Speaker Output
l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 1, SPEAKER OUTPUT.

3. 8-Pin Connector 2, Voltage Supply, CAN-Bus, Telephone Muting
l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, VOLTAGE SUPPLY, CAN-BUS,
TELEPHONE MUTING.
4. 12-Pin Connector 3, AUX Audio Output, Telephone Signal Input
l Terminal assignment, refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, AUX AUDIO OUTPUT,
TELEPHONE SIGNAL INPUT.
5. 12-Pin Connector 4, AUX Audio Input, CD Changer Control and CD Audio Input Signals
l Terminal assignment, refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, AUX AUDIO INPUT, CD CHANGER
CONTROL AND CD AUDIO INPUT SIGNALS.
l AM/FM antenna input connection.
l AM/FM antenna input connection.
8-PIN CONNECTOR 1, SPEAKER OUTPUT
Fig. 11: Identifying 12-Pin Multi-Pin Electrical Connection 3, Telephone Signal Input (Where
Applicable)
1 - Right rear speaker, (+)
2 - Right front speaker, (+)
3 - Left front speaker, (+)
4 - Left rear speaker, (+)
5 - Right rear speaker, (-)
6 - Right front speaker, (-)
7 - Left front speaker, (-)
8 - Left rear speaker, (-)
8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, VOLTAGE SUPPLY, CAN-BUS, TELEPHONE MUTING
Applicable)
9 - CAN bus High
10 - CAN bus Low
11 - Supply voltage supply, connected, (+)
12 - Negative connection, terminal 31
13 - CAN-Bus display, (-)
14 - CAN-Bus display, (+)
15 - Positive connection, terminal 30
16 - Antitheft system control signal, SAFE
12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, AUX AUDIO OUTPUT, TELEPHONE SIGNAL INPUT
Applicable)
1 - Microphone input, (-)
2 - AUX output, audio, (+), right
3 - AUX output, audio, (-)
4 - Microphone output, (-)
5 - Telephone LF-signal input, left, (-)
6 - Telephone LF-signal input, right, (-)
7 - Microphone input, (+)
8 - AUX output, audio, (+), left
9 - Microphone output, (+)
10 - Telephone mute
11 - Telephone LF-signal input, left, (+)
12 - Telephone LF-signal input, right, (+)
12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, AUX AUDIO INPUT, CD CHANGER CONTROL AND CD AUDIO INPUT SIGNALS
Applicable)
1 - AUX input, audio, (+), left
2 - AUX input, audio, (-)
3 - CD changer, audio, (-)
4 - CD changer, voltage supply, (+)
5 - not used
6 - CD changer, DATA OUT Bus
7 - AUX input, audio, (+), right
8 - CD changer, left port audio, (+)
9 - CD changer, right port audio, (+)
10 - CD Changer, control signal
11 - CD changer, DATA IN Bus
12 - CD changer, CLOCK Bus
PREMIUM 8 SOUND SYSTEM
OVERVIEW
Fig. 15: Identifying Premium 8 Sound System Component Locations

1. Multimedia System Control Module -J650-

l For additional information, refer to MULTIMEDIA CONTROL MODULE -J650-.
l For more information regarding the external audio source connection, refer to EXTERNAL
AUDIO SOURCE CONNECTION.
3. Satellite Tuner Antenna -R172-

l Located on the roof at the back of the vehicle.
l For more information regarding the different antenna systems, refer to ANTENNA SYSTEM.

l installed in the side trim panels at the rear on the left and right sides.
l For more information regarding the different speaker systems, refer to SPEAKER OVERVIEW.
l installed in the side trim panels at the rear on the left and right sides.

l Installed under the left front seat.
l For more information regarding the amplifier, refer to SOUND SYSTEM AMPLIFIER.
l Installed inside the left and right doors.
l Installed inside the left and right doors.
l For more information regarding the multifunction steering wheel, refer to MULTIFUNCTION
STEERING WHEEL.
11. Radio -R-
l Transport protection device of CD changer in Premium 8, activating/deactivating, refer to

Transportation Safeguard, Activating and Deactivating.
l Connector overview, refer to CONNECTOR OVERVIEW.
l Electronic Anti-Theft System, refer to PREMIUM 8 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.

l 6-disc CD changer
l installed in the storage compartment in the center armrest.
l For more information regarding the CD changer, refer to CD CHANGER.
CONNECTOR OVERVIEW
Fig. 16: Identifying Radio Connections Overview

l Connector color: black
l SAT connection for the roof antenna, refer to ANTENNA SYSTEM.
2. 8-pin Connector 1, Speaker Outputs

l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 1, SPEAKER OUTPUTS.
3. 8-pin Connector 2, CAN Bus, Telephone

l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, CAN BUS, TELEPHONE.
4. 12-pin Connector 3, Telephone

l Terminal assignment, refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, TELEPHONE.
5. 12-pin connector 4, CD changer -R41-

l Terminal assignment refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, CD CHANGER -R41-.
6. 26-pin Connector 5, Video and LF Input

l Terminal assignment refer to 26-PIN CONNECTOR 5, VIDEO AND LF INPUT.
l Connector color: white
l FM2
l Antenna systems, refer to ANTENNA SYSTEM.
l Connector color: white
l AM/FM
l Antenna systems, refer to ANTENNA SYSTEM.
8-PIN CONNECTOR 1, SPEAKER OUTPUTS
Fig. 17: Identifying 12-Pin Connector 3, Telephone And Microphone Signals

The audio signals from the radio are also input signals for the amplifier -R12-.
1. Speaker, right rear (+)

2. Speaker, right front (+)
3. Speaker, left front (+)
4. Speaker, left rear (+)
5. Speaker, right rear (-)
6. Speaker, right front (-)
7. Speaker, left front (-)

8. Speaker, left rear (-)
8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, CAN BUS, TELEPHONE

9 - CAN bus, High
10 - CAN bus, Low
11 - Not assigned
12 - Terminal 31
13 - Not assigned
14 - Not assigned
15 - Terminal 30
16 - Anti-theft warning system (SAFE), terminal 30
12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, TELEPHONE

1. Microphone input (-)

2. Right audio output (+)
3. Audio output ground
4. Microphone output (-)
5. Telephone, low frequency signal input left (-)
6. Telephone, low frequency signal input right (-)
7. Microphone input (+)
8. Left audio output (+)
9. Microphone output (+)
10. Telephone, mute
11. Telephone, low frequency signal input left (+)
12. Telephone, low frequency signal input right (+)
12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, CD CHANGER -R41-

1. Left video input (+)

2. Audio input ground
3. Audio ground from the CD changer -R41-
4. Terminal 30 to the CD changer -R41-
5. Not assigned
6. Data out to the CD changer -R41-
7. Right audio input (+)
8. Left audio from the CD changer -R41-
9. Right audio from the CD changer -R41-
10. Control signal to the CD changer -R41-
11. Data in from the CD changer -R41-
12. Clock from the CD changer -R41-
26-PIN CONNECTOR 5, VIDEO AND LF INPUT
Fig. 21: Identifying 26-Pin Connector 5, Audio And Video

1-3 - Not assigned
4 - Shielding Ground (GND)
5 - Video output LF right
6 - Video output ground
7 - Video output sync
8 - Video output green
9 - Shielding Ground (GND)
10 - Video input LF right
11 - Video input ground
12 - Video input sync
13 - Video input green
14-16 - Not assigned
17 - Video output LF ground
18 - Video output LF left
19 - Video output RGBS (-)
20 - Video output blue
21 - Video output red
22 - Video output LF (-)
23 - Video input LF left
24 - Video input RGBS (-)
25 - Video input blue
26 - Video input red
OVERVIEW
Fig. 22: Identifying RNS 315 Radio Navigation System Component Locations

2. Antenna for The Telephone, Navigation and Auxiliary Heater Remote Control -R66-


l Additional information, refer to MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL.
10. Radio/Navigation Display Control Module -J503-

l Overview of harness connectors, refer to CONNECTOR OVERVIEW.
l Electronic Antitheft System, refer to RNS 315 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.

l 6-disc CD changer
l Additional information on, CD changer, refer to CD CHANGER.
CONNECTOR OVERVIEW
Fig. 23: Identifying RNS 315 Connector Overview

1. 8-pin Multi-pin Connector 1

l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 1, SPEAKER OUTPUTS.

l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, VOLTAGE SUPPLY WIRES AND
CAN BUS.
l Terminal assignment, refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, TELEPHONE SIGNALS.
4. 12-pin Multiple Connector 4

l Terminal assignment, refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, CD CHANGER CONTROL AND
AUDIO INPUT SIGNALS.

5. Connector 5
l Navigation antenna connection.
l Terminal assignment, refer to ANTENNA CONNECTIONS, CONNECTORS 5, 6 AND 7.
6. Connector 6
l Radio reception antenna connection.
7. Connector 7
l Radio reception antenna connection.
Applicable)
8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, VOLTAGE SUPPLY WIRES AND CAN BUS
Applicable)
9 - CAN-Bus High
10 - CAN-Bus Low
11 - Supply voltage supply, plus, connected
12 - Voltage supply, negative, terminal 31
13 - Display High Speed CAN-Bus, negative
14 - Display High Speed CAN-Bus, plus
15 - Voltage supply, positive, terminal 30
16 - Antitheft system control signal, SAFE
12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, TELEPHONE SIGNALS
Applicable)
2 - AUX out, audio right, (+)
3 - AUX out, audio, ground
5 - Left telephone audio input signal, (-)
6 - Right telephone audio input signal, (-)
8 - AUX out, audio left, (-)
10 - Telephone mute (radio mute)
11 - Left telephone audio input signal, (+)
12 - Right telephone audio input signal, (+)
12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, CD CHANGER CONTROL AND AUDIO INPUT SIGNALS
Applicable)
1 - Left input AUX signals
2 - AUX signal ground
3 - CD changer, audio signal ground
4 - CD changer, voltage supply, positive, terminal 30, contact continuous power handling greater than 1A,
short-term peak power handling 5A
5 - not used
6 - CD changer, DATA OUT (data exchange for CD changer control from the radio navigation system to the
CD changer)
7 - Right input AUX signals
8 - CD changer, left port audio, CD/LA
9 - CD changer, right port audio, CD/R
10 - CD changer, control wire, switched positive
11 - CD changer, DATA IN (data exchange for the CD changer control from the CD changer to the radio
navigation system)
12 - CD changer, CLOCK (internal test protocol for monitoring data flow)
ANTENNA CONNECTIONS, CONNECTORS 5, 6 AND 7
Fig. 28: Identifying Connectors 6, Antenna

1 - Terminal connector antenna radio reception AM and FM, Double Fakra, no coding, impedance 50 Ohm,
color cream white
2 - Terminal connector antenna radio reception FM2, Double Fakra, coding B, impedance 50 Ohm, color cream
white
3 - Terminal connector antenna navigation (GPS), Fakra, coding C, impedance 50 Ohm, color signal blue
OVERVIEW
Fig. 29: Identifying RNS 510 Radio Navigation System Component Locations

l Installed in the storage compartment in the center armrest
l Additional information can be found in the External Audio Source Connection. Refer to
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE CONNECTION.
3. Antenna For the Telephone, Navigation and Auxiliary Heater Remote Control -R66-


l For additional information on amplifier for sound system, refer to SOUND SYSTEM
AMPLIFIER.
11. Radio/Navigation Display Control Module -J503-

l Overview of harness connectors, refer to CONNECTOR OVERVIEW.
l Electronic Antitheft System, refer to RNS 510 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.

l 6-disc CD changer.
l Additional information on CD changer, refer to CD CHANGER.
CONNECTOR OVERVIEW
Fig. 30: Identifying Radio Connectors Overview

1. Navigation Connection, Japan

l not used
l Input connector for the DAB antenna, optional
3. Multi-pin Connector 1, 8-pin

l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 1, SPEAKER OUTPUTS

l Terminal assignment, refer to 8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, VOLTAGE SUPPLY WIRES AND
CAN BUS

l Terminal assignment, refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, TELEPHONE AND MICROPHONE
SIGNALS
l Terminal assignment, refer to 12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, CD CHANGER CONTROL AND
AUDIO INPUT SIGNALS
7. 26-pin Connector
l Terminal assignment, refer to 26-PIN CONNECTOR 5, AUDIO AND VIDEO
l For navigation
l For additional information, refer to CONNECTOR OVERVIEW ANTENNA CONNECTIONS

8 THROUGH 10
l FM 2 antenna

8 THROUGH 10
10. Antenna connection
l FM/AM antenna

8 THROUGH 10

8-PIN CONNECTOR 2, VOLTAGE SUPPLY WIRES AND CAN BUS

9 - CAN-Bus High
10 - CAN-Bus Low
11 - BOSE pin
12 - Voltage supply, negative, terminal 31
13 - not used
14 - not used
15 - Voltage supply, positive, terminal 30
16 - Control signal, Antitheft protection, SAFE, positive
12-PIN CONNECTOR 3, TELEPHONE AND MICROPHONE SIGNALS

2 - not used
3 - not used
5 - Left telephone audio input signal, (-)
6 - Right telephone audio input signal, (-)
8 - not used
10 - Telephone mute (radio mute)
11 - Left telephone audio input signal, (+)
12 - Right telephone audio input signal, (+)
12-PIN CONNECTOR 4, CD CHANGER CONTROL AND AUDIO INPUT SIGNALS

1 - Left input AUX signals
2 - AUX signal ground
3 - CD changer, audio signal ground
4 - CD changer, voltage supply, positive, terminal 30, contact continuous power handling greater than 1A,
short-term peak power handling 5A
5 - not used
6 - CD changer, DATA OUT (data exchange for CD changer control from the radio navigation system to the
CD changer)
7 - Right input AUX signals
8 - CD changer, left port audio, CD/LA
9 - CD changer, right port audio, CD/R
10 - CD changer, control wire, switched positive
11 - CD changer, DATA IN (data exchange for the CD changer control from the CD changer to the radio
navigation system)
12 - CD changer, CLOCK (internal test protocol for monitoring data flow)
26-PIN CONNECTOR 5, AUDIO AND VIDEO
Fig. 35: Identifying 26-Pin Connector 5, Audio And Video

1 - reserved for protocol debug RX
2 - reserved for protocol debug TX
3 - not used
4 - not used
5 - Video output LF, right
6 - Video signal output, shielding mass
7 - Video signal output, synchronization vertical and horizontal
8 - Video signal output, green
9 - not used
10 - Right video signal input LF
11 - Video signal input, shielding mass
12 - Video signal input, synchronization vertical and horizontal
13 - Video signal input, green
14 - not used
15 - not used
16 - not used
17 - Video signal input LF, negative
18 - Video signal output, LF, left
19 - Video signal output, RGBS, negative
20 - Video signal output, blue
21 - Video signal output, red
22 - Video signal input LF, negative
23 - Left video signal input LF
24 - Video signals input, RGBS, negative
25 - Video signal input, blue
26 - Video signal input, red
CONNECTOR OVERVIEW ANTENNA CONNECTIONS 8 THROUGH 10
Fig. 36: Identifying Connectors 6, Antenna
1 - Terminal connector antenna radio reception AM and FM, Double Fakra, no coding, impedance 50 Ohm,
color cream white
2 - Terminal connector antenna radio reception FM2, Double Fakra, coding B, impedance 50 Ohm, color cream
white
3 - Terminal connector antenna navigation, Fakra, coding C, impedance 50 Ohm, color signal blue
ANTENNA SYSTEM
WITHOUT DIVERSITY FUNCTION OVERVIEW
Fig. 37: Identifying Antenna System Without Diversity Function Overview

1. Cellular Telephone -R54-

l Optional
2. Antenna Antenna -R66-

l Mounted on the roof.
l Installed only on vehicles with telephone, navigation or auxiliary heater with remote control.
l Removing and installing, refer to ROOF ANTENNA.
3. Right Antenna Module -R109-

l For FM/AM reception
l Impedance converter
4. Radio -R-
l RCD 210
5. FM Frequency Filter (in negative wire) -R178-

l Its function is to prevent antenna signals from shorting to Ground (GND).
l Installed in the rear lid, refer to REAR WINDOW ANTENNA COMPONENTS INSTALLED
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
6. AM Frequency Filter -R177-
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
7. FM Frequency Filter (in positive wire) -R179-
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
DIVERSITY FUNCTION AND NAVIGATION SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Fig. 38: Identifying Antenna System Diversity Function And Navigation System Overview

l Optional

3. Left Antenna Module -R108-

l For FM reception
l FM 2 diversity antenna
l Diversity antenna AM/FM 1
5. Radio -R- or Radio/Navigation Display Control Module -J503-

l RNS 315
6. FM Frequency Filter In Negative Wire -R178-

LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
DIVERSITY FUNCTION, DAB RADIO RECEPTION AND NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Fig. 39: Identifying Antenna System Diversity Function, Dab Radio Reception And Navigation System

l Optional


l For FM reception
4. Antenna wire for optimum "DAB (digital audio broadcasting)", Digital Radio Reception
l Diversity antenna AM/FM 1

l RCD 310
l Premium 8
l RNS 315
l RNS 510

LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW.
REAR WINDOW ANTENNA COMPONENTS INSTALLED LOCATIONS OVERVIEW
Fig. 40: Identifying Antenna System Rear Window Antenna Components Installed Locations Overview

l Removing and installing, refer to FM FREQUENCY FILTER.

l Removing and installing, refer to AM FREQUENCY FILTER.

l Removing and installing, refer to FM FREQUENCY FILTER.

l Optional also DAB, digital radio reception possible.
l Antenna amplifier, impedance converter.
l Removing and installing, refer to ANTENNA MODULE.

l For FM reception
l Antenna amplifier, impedance converter
l Removing and installing, refer to ANTENNA MODULE.
COMPONENTS FROM MY 2009
NOTE: It is legally forbidden to install antennas on bumpers. This protects pedestrians.
Prescribed antenna
Designation Pmax/Watt
installation locations
Shortwave < 54 MHZ 100 (PEAK)see, see (1) All locations on the roof
All locations (on vehicle
4 m-Band 20 (eff.)see, see (2) exterior)
Front fender Roof midline
2 m-Band 20 (eff.) front Roof midline Roof
midline rear
Center of roof Rear center of
2 m-Band 50 (eff.)
roof
Front center of roof Center of
70 cm 50 (eff.)
roof Rear center of roof
23 cm 20 (eff.)
exterior)
TETRA/ TETRAPOL 25 (eff.)
exterior)
D-net GSM 900 20 (Peak)
exterior)
E-net GSM 1800 GSM All locations (on vehicle
10 (Peak)
1900 UMTS exterior)
(1) PEAK = max. carrier power (Peak Envelope Power)
(2) eff. = effective transmission output
NOTE: Deviations from these guidelines (location of antenna, frequency, output) are
only permitted in special isolated cases after a single-case test carried out by
the EMV center of VW AG in Wolfsburg.
EMV = electromagnetic compatibility
MULTI MEDIA CONTROL MODULE OVERVIEW
Fig. 41: Identifying External Multimedia Device Interface Overview

1. Radio and Radio/Navigation System Speaker System

2. Radio Or Radio/Navigation System
3. Multifunction Steering Wheel
4. CAN Bus
5. LF line
l The audio signal from the unit connected to the AUX IN socket runs through this wire and into the
multi media control module.
6. "AUX IN" socket
l For additional information regarding the "AUX IN" socket, refer to EXTERNAL AUDIO
SOURCE CONNECTION.
7. Input Unites For Connecting The Multi Media Control Module
l MP3-Player
l Memory sticks
l iPod player
l Connection to the multi media control module via the USB port
8. Wire Connection To The Multi Media Control Unit

l In the form of specific adapter cables depending on the unit to be connected.

l Removing and installing, refer to MULTIMEDIA CONTROL MODULE.
10. Positive And Negative Voltage Supply Connection For The Multi Media Control Module
11. LF line
l The audio signal of the unit connected to the "AUX IN" socket runs from the multi media control
module into the AUX input of the radio or radio/navigation system.
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE CONNECTION
The Golf has a 3.5 mm stereo jack for an external audio source connection on the outside of the center console
Fig. 42: Identifying External Audio Source Connection
The external audio source connection works with the Volkswagen radio or radio/navigation system that has an
"AUX".
Audio signals (generally the headphone output signals) from MP3 players and CD and cassette players can be
played in the radio or radio navigation system at the external audio source connection with the appropriate
wiring connection. They can then be played through the vehicle speakers.
for additional information, refer to the radio or radio/navigation system Owner's Manual.
NOTE: The external audio source connection in the -RNS 315- radio/navigation system
is integrated inside the RNS unit. For more information, refer to the -RNS 315-
Owner's Manual.
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE CONNECTION, CONTACT ASSIGNMENT
Fig. 43: Identifying Aux - In Socket, Pin Assignment

1 - Left audio signal input, positive
2 - Shared audio signal ground
3 - Right audio signal input, positive
SPEAKER OVERVIEW
NOTE: Together with the "RCD 310" radio and the "RNS 315" radio, the front sound
system has a 2-way system with one bass speaker, one mid-range and one
treble speaker in both front doors. In vehicle rear, an optional 2-way system
with one bass speaker and one treble speaker respectively can be installed in
each door. The "Dynaudio" sound system amplifier has stronger speakers.
Together with the "Premium 8" radio and the "RNS 510" radio, the front sound
system has a 2-way system with one bass speaker, one mid-range and one
treble speaker in both front doors. Each rear doors has a 2-way system with a
bass speaker and a treble speaker. The "Dynaudio" sound system amplifier has
stronger speakers.
All speakers are passive speakers.
Fig. 44: Identifying Speaker Component Location

1. Radio/Navigation Display Unit Control Module -J503- or Radio -R-

l Removing and installing, refer to TREBLE SPEAKERS, REAR.
l Removing and installing, refer to BASS SPEAKERS, REAR.
l Removing and installing, refer to BASS SPEAKERS, FRONT.
l Removing and installing, refer to TREBLE SPEAKERS, FRONT.
TELEPHONE PREPARATION OVERVIEW, WITH BLUETOOTH
Fig. 45: Identifying Telephone Component Locations, With Bluetooth

1. Instrument Cluster Control Module -J285-

2. Left Multi-Function Buttons On Steering Wheel -E440- and Right Multi-Function Buttons On
3. Steering Column Electronic Systems Control Module -J527- Inside The Steering Column Switch
4. Antenna For The Telephone, Navigation And Auxiliary Heater Remote Control -R66-
l Installed as a roof antenna.
5. Voltage Supply For Telephone Transceiver, Plus
6. Voltage Supply For Telephone Transceiver, Negative

7. Telephone Transceiver -R36-
l installed below front right seat.
l Removing and installing, refer to TELEPHONE TRANSCEIVER.
8. Emergency Call Button -E276-

l Installed in front interior light in roof console.
l Removing and installing, refer to EMERGENCY BUTTON.
9. Notebook, Laptop
l Not obtained with vehicle.
l Send and receive data via telephone transceiver.
l Further information, refer to the operating instructions.
10. Headset
l Not obtained with vehicle.
l Makes private telephone call possible inside the vehicle Passengers cannot overhear.
l Further information, refer to the operating instructions.

l Available as an option.
12. Telephone Base Plate -R126-

l Available as an option.
l Installed in center armrest.
l Functions as charging station for cellular telephone.
l Removing and installing, refer to TELEPHONE BRACKET.
13. Telephone Microphone -R38-

l For hands-free operation of telephone system.
l Removing and installing, Golf sedan, refer to TELEPHONE SYSTEM MICROPHONE.
14. CAN Data Bus Infotainment

15. Audio Wire Connection (Stereo)
17. Speaker System
18. Data Bus On Board Diagnostic Interface -J533-
TELEPHONE PREPARATION OVERVIEW, UHV WITH AUDIO STREAMING
Fig. 46: Identifying Telephone Preparation Overview, UHV With Audio Streaming

2. Speaker System
3. Antenna for the Telephone, Navigation And Auxiliary Heater Remote Control -R66-
l Installed as a roof antenna.
4. Audio Wire Connection (Stereo)

5. Voltage Supply For Telephone Transceiver, Plus
6. Voltage Supply For Telephone Transceiver, Negative
7. Telephone Transceiver -R36-
l Installed below front right seat.

l Removing and installing, refer to TELEPHONE TRANSCEIVER.
8. Language Files Via "Hands-Free Profile" (HFP)

l For more information about the HFP profile, refer to TELEPHONE PREPARATION, UHV
WITH AUDIO STREAMING.
9. Cellular Telephone -R54- With Telephone Baseplate
l Available as an option
10. Music Files "A2DP"

l For more information about the A2DP profile, refer to TELEPHONE PREPARATION, UHV
WITH AUDIO STREAMING.
11. Telephone Microphone -R38-
l For hands-free operation of telephone system.
l Removing and installing, refer to TELEPHONE SYSTEM MICROPHONE.
12. CAN Data Bus Infotainment
DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, FAULT FINDING
Communication systems are equipped with OBD.
When performing Fault Finding, use Vehicle diagnostic tester in the function "Guided Fault Finding".
RADIO COMPONENTS, ADAPTING

Select Guided Fault Finding in Vehicle diagnostic tester.
-- Press button Go To .
-- Select "Body".
-- Select "01 - Systems capable of self-diagnosis".
-- Select "radio system".
-- Select "Radio functions".
RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS, ADAPTING

Select Guided Fault Finding in Vehicle diagnostic tester.
-- Press button Go To .
-- Select "Body".
-- Select "01 - Systems capable of self-diagnosis".
-- Select "Radio navigation system".
-- Select "Functions".
-- Select "Code radio" or "Code navigation system".
PREMIUM 8 COMPONENTS, ADAPTING
Procedure
-- In Vehicle Diagnostic Tester, select operating mode Guided Fault Finding .
-- Using the Go To button, select "Functions/Component selection" and the following menu options in
sequence:
l Body
l Sound System
l Sound System functions
MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL, TROUBLESHOOTING
The multifunction steering wheel control module communicates only with the steering column electronics
control module. Data commands are processed there once more for further communication with subsequent
control modules (radio system, multi-function display "MFA" and telephone system).
Multifunction Steering Wheel has On Board Diagnostic (OBD) capabilities.
When performing any service work or Fault Finding, use the Vehicle diagnostic tester under Guided Fault
Finding and appropriate SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS information.
MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL, ADAPTING

Components, multi-function steering wheel, adapting
Select "Guided Functions" in Vehicle diagnostic tester.
or
Select "Guided Fault Finding" in Vehicle diagnostic tester.
-- Select "Body".
-- Select "Steering Column Electronics".
-- Select "Code Function Control Unit"
BATTERY, TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER UNIT, FUSE AND WIRING HARNESS OVERVIEW
Fig. 47: Identifying Battery, Transmitter/Receiver Unit - Fuse And Wiring Harness, Overview
1. Positive Connection
l Red wire with suitable connection
2. To Terminal 15a
l Connection to terminal 15a: Refer to appropriate SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS
l Make sure the wire is secured.
l Fuse max. 15A
3. Antenna Ground
l Make sure the ground is connected to the body properly
l Antenna location must be treated with suitable corrosion protection
4. Transmitting/Receiving Antenna
l Installation locations, refer to REAR WINDOW ANTENNA COMPONENTS INSTALLED
LOCATIONS OVERVIEW
5. Shielded Antenna Wire
l Wire with coaxial connector
6. Telephone Or Two-Way Radio Transmitter/Receiver Unit

7. Wiring Harness
l Voltage supply positive via read wire, 2.5 mm2 cross section.
l Voltage supply negative via brown wire, 2.5 mm2 cross section.
l If necessary, wire to terminal 15a via black wire 1.5 mm 2 cross section.
8. Fuse Holder
l Install next to battery.
9. To Starter
10. Battery
l Installation location in engine compartment.
11. Negative Wire

12. Body Ground
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
AM FREQUENCY FILTER
Removing
Perform the following steps before starting:
-- Switch off ignition, switch off all electrical consumers and remove ignition key.
The rear lid trim panel must be removed first in order to be able to replace the AM frequency filter.
-- Remove the red circlip -1- in -direction of arrow- from the connector housing. Press the release -2- and
disconnect the connector.
Fig. 48: Identifying AM Frequency Filter Lid Trim Panel

-- Do the same with the other two connectors.
-- Remove the 3 screws -arrows- and remove the frequency filter.
Fig. 49: Identifying AM Frequency Filter

Installing
Install in reverse order of removal.
AMPLIFIER
Fig. 50: Identifying Amplifier

View of removed amplifier:
Amplifier is installed under front left seat.
-- Move seat into uppermost and rearmost position.
-- Unclip the cover on the bottom of the seat in -direction of arrow-.
Fig. 51: Identifying Cover On Seat At Bottom

-- Remove screws -arrows- on amplifier.
Fig. 52: Identifying Amplifier Screws

-- Pull out the amplifier just far enough until the connector is accessible.
-- Move the lever in -direction of arrow-. This will push the connector out of the amplifier.
Fig. 53: Identifying Amplifier Connector

-- Remove amplifier.
Installing
Install the amplifier in -direction of arrow-.
Fig. 54: Identifying Amplifier

-- When installing the amplifier, be sure to slide it in -direction of arrow A- so that it fits into the notch -arrow
B-.
Fig. 55: Identifying Amplifier Direction

Further installation is in the reverse sequence to removal.
ANTENNA MODULE
Removing
NOTE: Removal and installation of left or right side is identical.
It is necessary to remove the rear lid trim panel first in order to be able to remove the antenna module.
-- Disconnect the connectors on the antenna module.
-- Remove screws -arrow-.
Fig. 56: Identifying Antenna Module

-- Move the antenna module in -direction of arrow- to the right and remove it from the rear lid.
Fig. 57: Identifying Antenna Module

Installing
EMERGENCY BUTTON
Emergency button -arrow- installed location
Fig. 58: Identifying Emergency Button

The location of the emergency button inside the roof may differ from the illustration depending on the vehicle
equipment level.
Removing
-- Remove the front interior light. Refer to FRONT INTERIOR LAMP -W1-, WITH ANTI-THEFT
WARNING SYSTEM or see FRONT INTERIOR LAMP -W1-, WITHOUT ANTI-THEFT WARNING
SYSTEM .
-- Press the three retaining hooks -arrows- and remove emergency call button.
Fig. 59: Identifying Emergency Button

The location of the emergency button inside the roof may differ from the illustration depending on the vehicle
equipment level.
-- Disconnect harness connector in wire to emergency call button.
Installing
EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE CONNECTION -R199-
l Trim Removal Wedge3409
-- Remove the center console extension. Refer to Removal and Installation .
-- Press the socket clips -arrows- External Audio Source Connection using 3409 and remove the socket.
Fig. 60: Identifying External Audio Source Connection Socket Clips

-- Disconnect electrical connection -arrow-.
Fig. 61: Identifying External Audio Source Connection

Installing
FM FREQUENCY FILTER
NOTE: Removal and installation of left or right side speakers is identical.
Removing
It is necessary to remove the rear lid trim panel first in order to be able to remove the frequency filter.
-- Disconnect the connectors on the frequency filter.
Mounting -arrow- on the frequency filter
Fig. 62: Identifying FM Frequency Filter Mounting

-- Carefully pry out the frequency filter with a screwdriver -arrow-.
Fig. 63: Identifying FM Frequency Filter

Installing
-- Push the frequency filter into the opening -arrow- until it engages.
Fig. 64: Identifying FM Frequency Filter

MULTIMEDIA CONTROL MODULE
Removing
l Radio Release ToolT10057
The Multi Media control module is installed inside the storage compartment in the center armrest.
-- Insert the T10057 into the openings -arrows- until it engages.
Fig. 65: Identifying Openings For Radio Removal Tool T10057

-- Press the tools in direction -A- and pull the control module in direction -B-.
Fig. 66: Identifying Radio Removal Tools T10057 Inserted In Openings

-- Release the connector -arrow- and pull the connector -A- off the control module.
Fig. 67: Identifying Multimedia System Control Module Connector

Installing
CD CHANGER

l Radio Removal Tools3316
NOTE: The CD changer is not faulty if the CD changer plays commercially available
CDs, but not self-burned CDs. Replacing the CD changer for this reason is not
permitted.
Mix CDs (CDs that contain computer data and also music) cannot be played.
Music CDs with 8 cm diameter (mini-discs) cannot be played back.
When replacing the CD changer, the radio functions must always be coded
again.
Removing
NOTE: The CD changer is installed in the storage compartment under the center
armrest.
-- Remove any CDs that may still be inside the CD changer. Refer to the Owner's Manual.
-- Open the center armrest.
-- Slide 3316 into slots designed for them on CD changer at left and right -arrows- until they engage audibly.
Fig. 68: Identifying CD Changer Release Slots

-- Remove the CD changer from storage compartment using radio removal tools -arrows-.
Fig. 69: Identifying Radio Removal Tools To Pull Out CD-Changer

-- Press on retaining clamp -arrow- and pull out radio removal tools from removed unit.
Fig. 70: Identifying Retaining Clamp

-- Disconnect the connector inside the CD changer connection.
Installing
COMPASS MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR -G197-
The compass magnetic field sensor is attached to the rear of the roof near the roof end strip.
Removing
-- Turn off the ignition and all electric consumers and remove the key.
-- Lower the rear headliner. Refer to Removal and Installation .
-- Remove the compass magnetic field sensor -1- from the roof with a small screwdriver.
Fig. 71: Identifying Compass Magnetic Field Sensor -1-, Connector -2-, Edge Of Roof End -4- And Mark
-3-
-- Disconnect the connector -2- and remove the compass magnetic field sensor -1-.
Installing
The compass magnetic field sensor includes adhesive tape.
-- Clean the adhesive surface on the roof.
-- Connect the connector -2- to the compass magnetic field sensor -1-.
-3-
-- Peel off the protective film on the compass magnetic field sensor.
Align the compass magnetic field sensor with the edge of the roof end -4- and the mark -3-.
-3-
-- Firmly press the compass magnetic field sensor -1- onto the adhesive surface.
-- Calibrate the compass.
CONTROL MODULE IN STEERING WHEEL
Removing
Removal and installation is identical for right and left button block.
-- Remove the driver side airbag. Refer to Removal and Installation .
-- Remove screw -arrow-.
Fig. 74: Identifying Bolts

-- Remove button block.
-- Disconnect the connector -arrow-.
Fig. 75: Identifying Connector

Installing
NOTE: Make sure to route the wires between both blocks of buttons as illustrated -
arrows-.
Fig. 76: Locating Routed Wire

Make sure the black connector is connected to the left block of buttons -arrow-.
Fig. 77: Identifying Connector

-- Code Control unit for the steering column electronics, refer to MULTIFUNCTION STEERING WHEEL,
ADAPTING.
RADIO UNITS AND RADIO NAVIGATION
NOTE: Refer to individual unit when removing and installing:
Radio system RCD 310, refer to RCD 310 SOUND SYSTEM, ELECTRONIC ANTITHEFT SYSTEM.
Radio system "Premium 8", refer to PREMIUM 8 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
Radio Navigation System RNS 315, refer to RNS 315 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
Radio Navigation System RNS 510, refer to RNS 510 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
Removing
-- If necessary, remove CDs remaining in unit, refer to the Owner's Manual.
Now, perform the following work procedure:
-- Pry off the cover in the center console using the 3409 -arrows-.
Fig. 78: Identifying Center Console Cover

-- Remove the radio/radio navigation system screws -arrows-.
Fig. 79: Identifying Radio/Radio Navigation System Screws

-- Pull the radio/radio-navigation system out of the installation slot just far enough so that the connectors on the
back are accessible.
-- Press together the connector lock in direction of -arrows-.
Fig. 80: Identifying Electrical Connection Lock

-- Then swing mounting bracket out in direction of -arrow- and disconnect harness connector.
Fig. 81: Identifying Mounting Bracket Rotated Up And Disconnected Electrical Connection
-- Disengage harness connectors -arrows- from antenna connections and disconnect them.
Fig. 82: Identifying Disengaged Antenna Cable Electrical Connection Lock

Installing
-- Insert the connectors to radio/radio navigation system and engage them.
-- Slide radio/radio navigation system straight into the instrument panel.
NOTE: Never push on the display screen or on the buttons when sliding the
radio/radio-navigation system back in. This could damage the unit.
-- Secure the radio/radio-navigation system with the four screws -arrows-.
Fig. 83: Identifying Radio/Radio Navigation System Screws

-- Reinstall cover for center console.
-- If necessary, deactivate the Antitheft coding:
l Radio system RCD 310, refer to RCD 310 SOUND SYSTEM, ELECTRONIC ANTITHEFT
SYSTEM.
l Radio system Premium 8, refer to PREMIUM 8 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
l Radio Navigation System RNS 315, refer to RNS 315 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
l Radio Navigation System RNS 510, refer to RNS 510 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM.
-- Check radio/radio navigation system coding and recode it if necessary.
Radio/radio navigation system coding, radio navigation system components, adapting, refer to RADIO
COMPONENTS, ADAPTING.
ROOF ANTENNA
Removing
-- Unclip the cover strip -arrow-.
Fig. 84: Identifying Cover Strip

-- Carefully lower molded headliner slightly.
-- Remove the connectors from the mount on the roof reinforcement and disconnect the connectors -arrow-.
There may be up to 3.
Fig. 85: Identifying Roof Antenna Connector

-- Remove the nut -1- on the roof antenna.
Fig. 86: Identifying Roof Antenna Nut

-- Remove the roof antenna upward.
Installing
NOTE: When inserting antenna, ensure gasket is properly seated. Both guide
protrusions of gasket must be seated in the appropriate holes -arrows- in
antenna base.
Fig. 87: Identifying Roof Antenna And Seal
After installing antenna, ensure antenna wiring -2- is correctly routed through
harness opening -1- in securing nut -3-.
Fig. 88: Identifying Roof Antenna Nut

SPEAKERS
BASS SPEAKERS, FRONT
Removing
In order to replace a speaker, first the door trim must be removed. Refer to Removal and Installation .
-- Disconnect the connector on the speaker -arrows-.
Fig. 89: Identifying Speaker Connector

-- Drill out the rivets -arrows- and remove the speaker.
Fig. 90: Identifying Speaker Rivets

NOTE: To prevent corrosion, ensure that all metal particles from drilling are removed
from inside the door.
If paint on door frame is damaged during drilling, touch-up immediately.
Installing
-- Position the speaker and then secure it with four rivets.
NOTE: Secure the new speaker with special blind rivets (pay attention to the
replacement part number).
-- Connect the connector to the speaker.
Installation is in the reverse sequence to removal.
BASS SPEAKERS, REAR
Removing
On a 2-door vehicle it is necessary to first remove the side trim panel in order to remove a speaker. Refer to
Removal and Installation .
On a 4-door vehicle it is necessary to first remove the door trim panel in order to remove a speaker. Refer to
Continuation for all
-- Disconnect the connector on the speaker -arrows-.
Fig. 91: Identifying Speaker Connector
-- Drill out the rivets -arrows- and remove the speaker.
Fig. 92: Identifying Speaker Rivets

Installing
-- Position the speaker and then secure it with four rivets.
NOTE: Secure the new speaker with special blind rivets (pay attention to the
replacement part number).
Installation is in the reverse sequence to removal.
TREBLE SPEAKERS, FRONT
NOTE: The treble speaker is inside the mirror triangle in the door.
Removal and installation of left or right side speakers is identical.
Removing
Remove the door trim panel first. Refer to Removal and Installation .
-- Disconnect harness connector -arrow- in speaker wiring harness.
Fig. 93: Identifying Treble Speaker Connector

-- Remove the cover -arrow- on the mirror triangle.
Fig. 94: Identifying Treble Speaker Cover

-- If the plastic clip -1- remains on the cover after removing, then remove it and insert it in door at the
installation location designed for it.
Fig. 95: Identifying Plastic Clip

Otherwise mirror triangle cover can no longer be installed correctly.
-- Remove the foam cover -A- above the speaker.
Fig. 96: Identifying Foam Cover

Installing
The speaker must be removed together with the speaker trim.
TREBLE SPEAKERS, REAR
NOTE: The treble speakers are fastened to the side trim panel and/or to the door trim
panel from the rear.
Speaker trim must always be replaced when replacing treble speaker.
Removal and installation of left or right side speakers is identical.
Removing
On a 2-door vehicle it is necessary to first remove the side trim panel in order to remove a speaker. Refer to
On a 4-door vehicle it is necessary to first remove the door trim panel in order to remove a speaker. Refer to
Continuation for all
-- Disconnect harness connector in speaker wiring harness.
-- Cut off the heat-sealed plastic clips -arrows- and remove the speaker and the speaker trim from of the trim
panel.
Fig. 97: Identifying Speaker Clips

Installing
-- Insert the speaker with the new speaker trim into the trim panel.
-- Heat-seal the plastic clips -arrows- on the speaker trim and on the speaker with a soldering iron
Fig. 98: Identifying Speaker Clips

TELEPHONE BRACKET
Telephone base plate installation location -arrow-
Fig. 99: Identifying Telephone Bracket

Removing
-- Remove cell phone from base plate.
-- Remove the telephone baseplate by pulling it out of the instrument panel with gentle force in -direction of
arrow-.
Fig. 100: Identifying Removal Of Telephone Bracket

-- Remove both TORX® screws from the cellular telephone mount.
-- Remove wiring harness.
-- Disconnect electrical connector.
Installing
-- Connect connector and guide wiring harness back into instrument panel.
NOTE: Make sure that wiring harness is connected correctly.
-- Install the cellular telephone mount.
-- Position the telephone baseplate on the mount -arrow- and push it down until it audibly engages.
Fig. 101: Identifying Installation Of Telephone Bracket

TELEPHONE SYSTEM MICROPHONE
Microphone for hands-free calling -arrow- installed location
Fig. 102: Identifying Telephone System Microphone

The location of the microphone may differ from the illustration depending on the vehicle equipment level.
Removing
-- Remove the front interior light. Refer to FRONT INTERIOR LAMP -W1-, WITH ANTI-THEFT
WARNING SYSTEM or see FRONT INTERIOR LAMP -W1-, WITHOUT ANTI-THEFT WARNING
SYSTEM .
-- Press three catches -arrows- and remove microphone.
Fig. 103: Identifying Microphone Catches

The location of the microphone may differ from the illustration depending on the vehicle equipment level.
-- Disconnect harness connector in microphone wiring.
Installing
TELEPHONE TRANSCEIVER
Removing
Radio/Navigation Display Control Module is installed under right front seat.
-- Move front right seat to most rearward and highest position.
-- Unclip cover under seat in -direction of arrow-.
Fig. 104: Identifying Telephone Transceiver Cover

-- Release the connectors -A- and -B-, remove it and push the control module out of the retainer.
Fig. 105: Identifying Telephone Transceiver Connectors

Installing
SPECIAL TOOLS
l Radio Removal Tool 3316
Fig. 106: Identifying Radio Release Tool 3316

Fig. 107: Identifying Wedge 3409

l Radio Release ToolT10057
Fig. 108: Identifying Radio Removal Tool T10057

l Vehicle Diagnosis, Testing and Information System -VAS 5051-
Fig. 109: Identifying Special Tool - VAS 5051


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2010 Volkswagen Golf

Accessories & Equipment Communication

For additional information, refer to the Owner's Manuals.

By the use of magnetically adhered antennae on vehicle roof, there is the

Wednesday, December 2, 2020 11:05:52

Fig. 1: Identifying Compass System -- General Information

RCD 310 SOUND SYSTEM

RCD 310 Radio

Fig. 2: Identifying RCD 310 Radio

function and operation of the radio unit.

For additional information, refer to the Operating instructions

When the battery is reconnected, check any affected system or component,

l 4 speaker channels with 20 watts each

RCD 310 SOUND SYSTEM, ELECTRONIC ANTITHEFT SYSTEM

Special tools and workshop equipment required

l Vehicle Diagnostic Tester

l Diagnostic adapter cable VAS 5051/5a or VAS 5051/6a or VAS 5052/3

Antitheft System Antitheft Code, Deactivating

Select Guided Fault Finding in Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.

-- Press button "Jump".

-- Select "Function/Component Selection".

-- Select "Electrical Systems".

-- Select "01 self-diagnosis-enabled systems".

-- Select "Radio navigation system"

-- Select and start "radio code inquiry".

Then the Antitheft code will be displayed in the tester.

The radio Antitheft code must not be entered manually.

Electronic Antitheft System, Deactivating

Unit is enabled and ready for operation.

PREMIUM 8 RADIO SYSTEM

Fig. 3: Identifying Premium 8 Radio System

Anti-theft code is equipped with protection code number. Refer to PREMIUM 8

The Premium 8 Sound System has the following speakers:

An optional satellite radio -R146- is integrated inside the Premium 8 radio.

The integrated 6-disc CD changer can play the following CDs:

It is not possible to play the following formats:

The radio is equipped with OBD.

Use the Vehicle diagnostic tester under "Guided Fault Finding".

Transportation Safeguard, Activating and Deactivating

Activating transportation safeguard

Fig. 4: Identifying Activation/Deactivation Transportation Safeguard

Deactivating transportation safeguard

-- Connect the radio and install it.

Fig. 5: Identifying Activation/Deactivation Transportation Safeguard

The "deactivating" button also appears.

-- Press the "deactivating" button.

Now the transportation safeguard is deactivated.

PREMIUM 8 ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM

Special tools and workshop equipment required

l Vehicle Diagnostic Tester

Electronic Anti-Theft System, Deactivating

Determine the radio code using Vehicle Diagnostic Tester

-- In Vehicle Diagnostic Tester, select operating mode Guided Fault Finding .

will be automatically read out.

The radio code appears in the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester display.

Enter the radio code manually into the radio.

Electronic anti-theft system, deactivating

-- Switch on the Radio.

An entry mask appears.

-- Confirm by pressing the input button.

The radio is enabled and is ready to be used.

RNS 315 RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEM

Fig. 6: Identifying RNS 315