This device offered a wide range of navigation, convenience and entertainment features. In 2004, RNS-D was replaced with the RNS-E unit, and later upgraded to RNS-E 2010. RNS-D models are often called 'RNS-DX' with what appears to be a reference to the DX map format these units use (and to distinguish from the RNS-C which often is erroneously called 'RNS-D'), however this isn't an official designation. Non-DX maps stopped after 2007, DX maps stopped after 2014. Neither RNS-C nor RNS-D are still supported with map updates.
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In addition, the hardware has been improved with a faster processor and more memory, and additional features (like a compass display) and options (like Bluetooth handsfree or voice control) were made available. RNS-D models which have a part number ending with 192F or later use the 'DX' map system which uses compressed data and thus requires less media changes. The RNS-C doesn't use antenna diversity and the radio tuner only supports AM and FM. for Germany, there's one for Germany North, one for Germany South, and one CD containing only major roads). The RNS-C models (recognizable by a part number ending with 192A to 192E) use the 'non-DX' map system where map data is uncompressed and thus requires multiple CDs per country (i.e. However, there often are differences between individual hardware variants. Across brands, the devices share the same general features, internal electronics, tiltable LCD screen and some elements of user interface. The RNS-C and RNS-D devices look identical and are very similar to Volkswagen MFD installed in some Volkswagen, Skoda, SEAT and Ford Galaxy cars. Audi Navigation Plus (RNS-D) installed in Audi S6
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