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Open the radio
Take the radio out of the dashboard, undo the screws and lift off the metal cover.
Continental VP2 - Fiat 312, 334, 520
Radio code from the QR code inside the radio
Radios with the small strip label hide the real serial inside. The number on the outside label cannot give a working code - the square code on the circuit board can.
- Scan with your phone
- Code right after payment
- Money-back guarantee
How to get the right serial
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Find the square code
It sits in the corner of the green board, next to the text VP2.
1058960520004810
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Scan it, enter the number
Scan the square with your phone and type the number it gives you into the form. A code starting with A3C goes in as QR:A3C002525010025016628 - our scanner adds the QR: for you.
Three boards, one rule: enter what the scan gives
312 board
Printed next to the code: VP2 D6 and 312 7inch. The scan gives:
1059030620000168
520 board
Printed next to the code: Flatpan and 520 7inch. The scan gives:
1940840120003281
334 board
Printed next to the code: A3C and 334 7in. The scan gives:
A3C002525010025002035
Every board has its own number - these are examples. A scan that starts with A3C can also be typed with QR: in front, both work.
Got the number?
Enter it and get your code
$29.99
Code on screen right after payment
Money-back guarantee
Money-back guarantee
Before you pay, check:
- The number came from scanning the square on the board
- It is 16 digits, or starts with A3C
- It is not the A2C / A3C number from the outside strip label
Supported radios
Continental Fiat 312
- 7in VP2 EMEA
- 7in VP2 EMEA DAB NAV
- 7in VP2 EMEA DAB NAV without CarPlay
- 7in VP2 ARABIC NAV without CarPlay
Continental Fiat 334
- 7in VP2 EMEA DAB NAV
- 7in VP2 EMEA DAB GPS
- 5in VP2 EMEA DAB NAV
Continental Fiat 520
- 7in VP2 EMEA NAFTA
- 5in VP2 EMEA NAFTA
The radio name is printed on the strip label, next to the Continental logo.
Questions
On these Continental VP2 radios the number on the short strip label (it starts with A2C or A3C) is not the number the code is made from. The code is made from the serial stored in the square code printed on the circuit board inside the radio.
No. A big label that covers most of the back of the radio, with Bluetooth, SiriusXM and a row of approval logos, works as it is - type its A2C serial into the form. Only the short strip label means you need to open the radio and scan the code on the board.
Exactly the number the scan gives you. Usually that is 16 digits, like 1058960520004810. Some boards give a longer code that starts with A3C - enter it with QR: in front, like QR:A3C002525010025016628. Our scanner adds the QR: for you.
No. The text printed beside the square is only part of the serial. Always scan the square itself - our scanner runs in your browser and the photo is never uploaded.
A code for a Continental VP2 board serial is $29.99. You see the exact price at checkout before you pay, and the code shows on screen right after payment and is also sent to your email.
If you entered the serial scanned from the board, you are covered by our money-back guarantee under the refund policy. A code bought with the outside strip-label serial cannot work, so those orders are not refunded.