The coding wont cause the emblem to open, there is something wrong with his wiring probably as it is hardwired to the reverse signal wire.There is coding that has to be done in the infotainment module, 5F. I don't know what it's going to cost you to have someone do the coding for you but and obdeleven will do it. I don't remember how much I paid for mine but I know it was less than $50. The interface is pretty good, you can read and clear codes. It's more than sufficient for basic to mid-level coding, such as required to enable the reverse camera. I would consider enabling the camera to be a basic coding change.
Obdeleven is, in my opinion, in no way a replacement for vcds but it has its uses and will certainly take care of what you are trying to do. It's also cheap, the obdeleven stays in my glove box at all times.
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You're definitely right about that. I bought the official VW retrofit kit. Came with instructions and all that jazz. I followed those instructions for wiring. It does seem that that something is missing from Crapmaster's wiring.
Originally I sought to save a little bit of money and buy the harness from one of the AliExpress sellers but the directions included in some of them, along with the wire colors (if their pictures were accurate) did not seem to be standard. Some of them stated to tap into the reverse light. I'm almost positive that the official harness had two sets of wires that went into the quad lock. Plus power also taken from the 12 volt line and then a ground to an existing ground wire in the hatch.
It seems some of the RVC kits are using the reverse light for operation, much like the generic kits you can buy for any car. But that's definitely not OEM operation as the reverse camera in my (our) cars stays active for a number of seconds even after the car is out of reverse (reverse lights off). For what it's worth Crapmaster, I have a 2015 TDI S as well.
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For the lowline RVC the reversing light provides the trigger for the camera (pin 4 of 4 pin camera connector) and the motor in the handle (pin 3 of 4 pin handle connector).
The highline with moving guidelines has a control module (6C Backup Camera) integrated into the camera that attaches to the CANBUS.
You'd need the new wiring harness and this control module / camera module.
Part number is 5Q0 980 556 B for the camera.
Just tap in to pins 6 and 12 from the grey connector on the Quadlock.Hello,
do you have any photo on how you solder/connect the CANBUS wires of the camera to the main ones ?
thanks
Figured it out!
When fitting the highline RVC, don't tell 5F it has an RVC in byte 19 - instead, go into adaptations and mark "BAP VPS" as activated, and "BAP VPS msg bus" as "comfort data bus".
I now have all the modes I'm supposed to have.
If anyone has any questions regarding fitting a highline RVC to the Mk7, hit me up!