SII to SII+ using RNS-e harness adapter - one small issue remains...

[betyouaint]

Okay, so I cheaped out on the conversion when swapping out my SII for an SII+ by buying the RNS-e adapter harness and juggling a couple of wires. Below are a few of the posts I used to guide me...

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/442316-Rewiring-symphony-ii-to-rns-e-harness-to-a-symphony-ii-to-symphony-ii

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/205869-Help!-Symphony-II-Install-unit-won-t-Turn-on-(



So, not too much of a hassle and everything seems to be working fine except for one small thing. When I turn the ignition off and pull the key while playing an mp3 CD, the next time I get in the car the HU has forgotten the track number and always starts the CD from the first track, not where it left off. I can only think that this has something to do with the way power is removed and applied. In accordance with the threads above (and the pic below), I bridged D15 to D16 as both need power. However, the fact that they are on different pins leads me to believe they need a different feed, maybe one should be switched and the other permanent?

Has anyone else experienced this and if so, what's the solution? Should the D16 be taken from elsewhere?

http://shakeebrahman.com/pictures/audi/symII+/Connector-D.jpg

[xbriansg36x]

This is because the memory wire is not hooked up properly. I ended up running a seperate one because it drove me crazy. Does your clock reset also?

[betyouaint]

This is because the memory wire is not hooked up properly. I ended up running a separate one because it drove me crazy. Does your clock reset also?

The clock on the radio? I didn't notice one. My regular display clock is fine.

Which is the memory wire? I'm assuming this requires a non-switched +ve feed?

[betyouaint]

The odd thing that I've noticed over the last few days is that sometimes it remembers, sometimes it forgets, no rhyme nor reason. I tried turning the radio off before the car and that make no difference. Guess I'll just have to learn to live with it...?