[andyfras]

By registering on the R-Link Store <https://gb.rlinkstore.com/Home>, or for NI <https://ie.rlinkstore.com/Home>, you can be notified of updates and install them yourself. Otherwise, updates will be installed at the next service AFAIK.

 

[andyfras]

There's more niggles I hope Renault took note of my customer survey.

Dream on, I'm still waiting for fixes to niggles I reported a year ago. I thought that the 'house numbers over 100' when starting with a postcode would be an easy fix, but no attempt has been made as far as I can see.

I suspect that the original R-Link software writers have moved on, so nobody in-house understands it enough to fix it properly. The most recent firmware update sort of fixed the 'No Maps Found' issue by having the R-Link reboot in order to re-find the USB hub used by the SD card and USB. So now we have the occasional random reboot instead.

The firmware update also required a factory reset in order to restore the Aux input (the only way to turn off the audio). It took a long time (and some ingenuity) to restore my settings and apps after the reset. As you've mentioned above, it doesn't always remember which audio source it was on, so you sometimes get a blast of unexpected sound.

 

[andyfras]

A new R-Link update is available. It warns that it will reset the system and data may be lost, but it seems OK.

The only difference I’ve seen so far is that my emails are available again (lost in previous update).

Still no fix for house numbers over 100 when starting from a postcode.