No A4 B6 quick quide so far. Some very good pictures here http://www.navplus.us/forum/viewtopic.php?t=70 on how to get the RNS-E installed in an Allroad. If you have already the Symphony II, it's basically plug and play (you will not need to find the speed signal for example).
These are the main (known) differences:
US unit:
- works with US DVD (Navteq)
- supports North American regions to specify target address
- is supposed to work with XM/Sirius (to be confirmed)
- no details about TV/Video connectivity
- turns off with ignition
- expensive (US$2.7k-US$4k)
EU unit:
- works with US DVD (but DVD requires some modifications to be recognized)
- supports North American map through country/state selection
- different display of maps/roads (details to be confirmed)
- FM is fine, AM may not work with your prefered station, no AM stereo
- support for XM/Sirius is unknown so far
- allows to connect TV tuner ("C" version) or video source (via adapter cable)
- turns off when removing the ignition key
- resonable priced on ebay.de (US$1.4k-US$2k)
Both units need a couple of adapter cables from one of the sources in Germany (or someone who figures out how to get the pins/plugs here in the US). If you already have a double-DIN Symphony II/Nav+ (CD) , the installation can be done in a couple of minutes. For the single-DIN Chorus/Concert II it's a little more work but still possible.
Good luck.
These are the main (known) differences:
US unit:
- works with US DVD (Navteq)
- supports North American regions to specify target address
- is supposed to work with XM/Sirius (to be confirmed)
- no details about TV/Video connectivity
- turns off with ignition
- expensive (US$2.7k-US$4k)
EU unit:
- works with US DVD (but DVD requires some modifications to be recognized)
- supports North American map through country/state selection
- different display of maps/roads (details to be confirmed)
- FM is fine, AM may not work with your prefered station, no AM stereo
- support for XM/Sirius is unknown so far
- allows to connect TV tuner ("C" version) or video source (via adapter cable)
- turns off when removing the ignition key
- resonable priced on ebay.de (US$1.4k-US$2k)
Both units need a couple of adapter cables from one of the sources in Germany (or someone who figures out how to get the pins/plugs here in the US). If you already have a double-DIN Symphony II/Nav+ (CD) , the installation can be done in a couple of minutes. For the single-DIN Chorus/Concert II it's a little more work but still possible.
Good luck.
