Match your phone or pad to bluetooth module, and choose aux from your radio, then you can use your phone to play music through car speakers. Has anyone found a good cheapish Bluetooth Ami connection for the glovebox MMI 3g connection that allows you to use the standard controls on the steering wheel etc?

Apologies for the newbie qn, but for the 2015 A5 do any of the options support Bluetooth audio streaming from the get-go, or is the adapter cable setup discussed in this thread still required?This Audi in car Bluetooth streaming interface is compatible with all popular smartphones and mobile devices including Apple iPhone 5, iPhone 6, iPhone 7, Android, Windows Mobile, Sony, HTC, Blackberry, Samsung etc.

This device is a must all models of iPhone that have bluetooth, especially those that no longer have a headphone jack output. I have bought several aftermarket leads that plug in to the adapter in the glove box and none of them appear to be working.Below V-w must with MDI Adapter and original navigation system RCD-310 RCD-510 RNS-310 RNS-315 RNS-510 RCD-550 RNS-810 RNS-850. Out of curiosity, in the linked thread he said it came out of a 2012, I thought only 2013+ nav cars had streaming Bluetooth? The Xcarlink (MOST) Bluetooth integration kit allows high-quality music streaming from any Bluetooth enabled mobile device to the factory fitted Audi 2G MMI system.

Considered even hard-wiring a BT receiver to the aux input, but I'd loose all track function and potentially still have the same skipping issue when connected for both phone and music. Is there one that will display track info and have full steering wheel button functionality with Android? The interface is aimed at the old and current car stereos, with this audio adapter cable, you need to use your own mmi cable, and enjoy your new car stereo music.If you are Audi owner, you need to find your car option [setup] and select option [Display Track Info] to enable track info display feature. Hi, I've installed AMI cable (ref: 4F0035909) at the back of the MMI 3G NAV (BASIC) unit and a Connects2 A2DP bluetooth adaptor. My mechanic said he’s going to look into reflashing the MMI to change NAV from US to EUR and he’ll also try to enable an AUX-IN while he’s at it. Allows connection of any audio device with A2DP Bluetooth streaming capability, making it perfect for iPhone 7.

You simply need to locate a suitable switched live and earth point in which to wire this in and connect to the above lead. Displays Track Information (ID3 Tags) on the factoryMMI display including Song titles, Artist, Album etc. MMI adapter is Compatible with Audi cars or compatible with Volkswagen group cars with AMI or MDI port with 2G MMI. The Connects2 CTAAD1A2DP Bluetooth Streaming Interface for Audi provides you with a way to stream music (no more wires) from any smartphone, mobile device or tablet to your original factory fitted car radio via Bluetooth.Excellent pre and post sales support - Providing great service is very important to us, we'll help you find the best product for your requirements, and we'll help you out afterwards on the rare occasion that somethings goes wrong. OP, since you stated you’re a stereo upgrade guy, then I would intentionally get a model without nav so you can install the Audi Alpine head unit. I have bought two of these, one for my 3g MMI so I would need to to the above but one to do by wifes car which just has the 3. Mr12volt will provide permanent technical support and operation suggestion for those products that have exceeded the warranty period. It is supposed to work together with the OEM BT phone by setting a DIP switch, but I didn’t test that.