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The New Volkswagen Rns315 Rns510 Mfd3 Dedicated Bluetooth Microphone on 2040-parts.com

US $17.55
Location:

shenzhen, China

shenzhen, China
Condition:New Brand:11 Manufacturer Part Number:11

Baby Description: 
 
RNS315 RNS510 MFD3 dedicated microphone microphone magic word 
 
RNS315 supports voice dialing; re-dialing; Call "voice contact"; lists all voice contacts; Call History: Missed calls Received calls dialed calls; help, more help, quit and more. 
 
RNS510 can command up and down through the magic word song; up and down the folder; CD SD HDD radio source switches; navigation voice can go home, and so
 
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Package included: 


1 x   AUX Cable


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