[Dr.Sound]

I have a 2010 MR with navi and whenever I tap the RTT button I get a message saying that no station were found (or something to that extent).

What can the problem be?

For a while I didn't even know I had RTT, since most of the people I know with Evos have 2008 models. Is there a trick to activating RTT, or should it work out of the box?

 

[Mikey Likes It]

Do you have the Sirius Sat installed? I believe you need that in order to pull RTT. I have both, but I don't remember seeing that option. Maybe I need an upgrade of the DVD...

Mike

 

[Dr.Sound]

I do subscribe to Sirius, yes. It's been working since day 1 and I extended the contract once the free trial was over.
I'm not sure the two are related (correct me if I'm wrong), since RTT travels through FM stations.

 

[Dr.Sound]

Ok, just dug around and an official MNA ad specifies that RTT is subscription free on all vehicles that support it.

 

[sstevojr]

It has never worked for me (2010 Ralliart w/ Navi). I thought I needed to pay a separate subscription; how do I activate this?

 

[sstevojr]

Interesting bit here:
http://touch.mservice411.com/c/real-time-traffic-rtt

 

[Dr.Sound]

"Since it is based on RDS, the date is for the life of the vehicle at no charge."
There is also a mitsu ad on youtube where the narrator mentions that RTT is included at no charge.

"Along with a music server, the new navigation system adds subscription-free Real-Time Traffic information."

 

[MEGATRON X]

Sorry to thread jack but what's the newest nav maps that are used currently with the 2011/2012's?