The dilemma continues. From this forum the choice between Axxess and iDataLink was clear, the later preserved the most OEM buttons and functions.
Recently PAC released their RP4-HD11 and from what I'm reading on the crvownersclub forum, it preserves all steering wheel controls (SWC) and also preserves the ability to manage your i-Mid display.
If anyone here is a NEX fan, and you own a 4th generation Honda CR-V (2012-2015), might want to look at:
PAC RP4-HD11
http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=1196&CategoryID=26
I just ordered one, and will shout back here and to the crvownersclub forum with results:
PAC RP4-HD11 Radio Interface RadioPRO4, Honda with Mscan
http://www.amazon.com/PAC-RP4-HD11-Radio-Interface-RadioPRO4/dp/B00H8YF6HS
What a ride its been...the Axxess was a huge fail, now the iDataLink Maestro RR works great except for the i-Mid display controls, hoping the PAC item can handle it all.
PS, here is the iDataLink Maestro RR install guide for my model car and head unit:
http://cdncontent2.idatalink.com/corporate/Content/Manuals/RR-HON/ADS-RR(SI)-HON01-AS_20140702.pdf
HTH,
Don

