JayMorgan

Yes it does and it seems to be compatible with diagram posted here: http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/forums/f78/installation-mk7-multi-function-steering-wheel-paddles-into-mk6-107916-4.html Now I have to get the right order of pins.

@gRoberts @langers2k I wanted to avoid buying LIN-CAN gateway in order to get this one working. However I might buy Carberry shield. Do you guys have any idea about pinout for MFSW? So I will have idea where to connect and not burn anything

Information about what sort of LIN frame each of the buttons sends, so I can use it inside my infotainment. As for the communication inside car, I believe that MSFW is connected to gateway which processes data, enabling LIN-CAN communication.

Thanks for the reply It's bit more complicated. I have 3 Pi's simulating 3 ECU's (steering wheel simulator using touch pad, parking sensors and HMI) communicating with each other via CAN bus. For the CAN I'm using PiCan 2 shields and Autmotive Grade Linux system. I'm basically creating my own CAN frames. Right now I thought It would be iterestesting to switch touch pad with real car steering wheel, but the issue is: how would I properly connect it to RPi, get LIN frame, somehow convert it and send via CAN. I know it's not specific for this forum, so I did not go into details, I've asked several question on RPi forums, but no response and the topic. Seems not that many people attempted something similar. I was bit surprised by 4 pins for MFSW, I guess one might be responsible for horn.

Any chance someone could check info for steering wheel wiring, since I do not have Skoda OrgID?

Anyone?

Hey guys. I'm doing bit of personal project which includes connecting Skoda multifunction steering wheel to Raspberry Pi. I know it's not Octavia specific, but maybe I could get some help and perhaps someone will find this information useful further down the road. I bought this Skoda steering wheel and I took out buttons themselves. I'm bit surprised but there are 4 pins. I know one is for LIN bus, one for ground and one for power supply but the additional one? Do you guys have some pinout overview and perhaps there is source for LIN frames sent by mutlifucntion steering wheel? Jay

It was connected with fragile, plastic bolts. I used screw driver to go around it and managed to pull the plastic panel.

Ok, thank you I will try that.

Hey guys, I'd like to remove multi function buttons as on photo one, from steering wheel from picture 2. Any idea how to do it? I can't see any screws and the plastic cover feels fragile, do not want to push too much.