PSA NAC RCC Updates

[sagor]

If i can get a new display and the part that fits behind the display and swap them over will it work or will it need hard coding?

[sagor]

If i can get a new display and the part that fits behind the display and swap them over will it work or will it need hard coding?

Edit: from a newer car say 2023 model.

[sebulbasdm]

Hello.

My VIN is : VR3**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]

Hello.

I own a 2018 Peugeot Rifter, and recently, neither Android Auto nor Apple CarPlay have started.
Black screen...

I tried updating with Peugeot Update, and when I insert the USB drive, I get:
"No content on the USB drive" & "Version incompatible with the hardware."

My current system is version 31.09.46.62_NAC-r0.

I'm trying to update to version 42.03.33.42_NAC-r0.

A solution is to use intermediate verson like 42.01.72.32_NAC-r0 but I need also a Licence.

The garage can't help me; they tried updating without success.
Except for suggesting I contact Peugeot...

Thank you so much

[rui_saraiva]

Again, it is impossible to install any update for the NAC Wave 3 (NAC_EUR_WAVE3) infotainment system. And if your system has a 3x.xx.xx.xx_NAC-r0 system version, it is a NAC Wave 3.

[sebulbasdm]

I test firmware upgrade on Ubuntu and Windows 10.

I test also install very old Peugeot Update but it propose always to update to the last upgrade… no choice to old firmware.

Thank’s

[bugragnc]

Hi everyone,
I have a 2019 Peugeot 301 with the RCC A1 multimedia unit (Bosch). Recently, I tried to update the firmware via USB, but during the process, the system shut down unexpectedly. Now, when I turn the ignition on, the screen is stuck on the message “Please install software” and won’t boot normally.
vin number :VF3**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]

I tried downloading the latest version recommended by the official Peugeot Update tool (6_0431_23.2I41.1) and putting it on a FAT32 USB drive, but when I plug it in, it doesn’t seem to recognize the drive or proceed with the installation.

I’ve read online that some people had better luck using an earlier version of the RCC A1 firmware (such as 5_096_20.0H022.23) to recover from this state. However, I’m not sure where to find this version, or how to properly install it.

Has anyone here experienced the same problem? Could you please advise:

Is it worth trying an older firmware version?

If so, where can I find the earlier version for the RCC A1?

What are the correct steps or best practices to recover the unit?

Or is this something only a dealership can fix with their equipment?

My car is a 2019 Peugeot 301 (1.6 BlueHDi), and the RCC A1 screen has been stuck like this for a while now.
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Sorry for my bad English — I’m using a translator to write this. I hope this post follows the forum rules. Thanks for understanding!

[rui_saraiva]

@bugragnc: You have an RCC Wave 3 (RCC_EU_W3_ECO) infotainment system, the A1 (or A2) is just hardware capabilities, namely the "Mirror Screen" (Apple CarPlay, Google Android Auto or MirrorLink) support - the A1 version doesn't have that support. There are also RCC Wave 2 A1 and A2 versions, but those Ax aren't meaningful for the firmware version.

You can find all firmware versions for your RCC Wave 3 at https://sites.google.com/view/nac-rcc/system/rcc/wave-3 but you won't be able to install the older ones (probably older than 2023, I didn't check), they already have expired signing certificates.

Disconnect the 12V battery, insert the USB flash drive with the update prepared with the Peugeot Update software (with the 6_0431_23.2I41.1 version and the respective key/license) and reconnect the battery.