1. The RNS-E does NOT have an internal amplifer for the rear speakers - it provides line out signals only.
2. The BNS (in the boot) and the RNS-E both have the same address (56) the DIS is "confused" about where to get the navigation information from to display. You need to remove the BNS.
3. This is normal behaviour for the RNS-E - it's partially powers up when you open the doors and stays partially powered up for several minutes after you have locked the doors.
2. The BNS (in the boot) and the RNS-E both have the same address (56) the DIS is "confused" about where to get the navigation information from to display. You need to remove the BNS.
3. This is normal behaviour for the RNS-E - it's partially powers up when you open the doors and stays partially powered up for several minutes after you have locked the doors.