Get Infotainment System Guide for Seat Ateca SUV 2020

Infotainment System

system can distract your attention from the

traffic.

WARNING

Place the connecting cables of external

equipment so that they do not interfere

with the driver’s mobility.

Infotainment System

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Always drive carefully and responsibly.

Introduction

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Select volume settings that allow you to

hear sounds from outside the vehicle at all

times (e.g. emergency services sirens and

horns).

WARNING

Safety warnings

External devices that are loose or not prop-

erly secured could move around the pas-

senger compartment during a sharp ma-

noeuvre or accident.

Safety warnings regarding the Info-

tainment system

WARNING

The volume level may suddenly change

when you switch audio source or connect a

new audio source.

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Only operate the infotainment system and its

various functions when the traffic situation

really permits this.

Avoid placing external devices on the

doors, windscreen, steering wheel, dash

panel, the backs of the seats, on top of or

near the area marked “AIRBAG” or between

these areas and the occupants. They could

cause serious injury in an accident, espe-

cially when the airbags inflate.

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Lower the base volume before connect-

ing or switching audio sources.

WARNING

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Before starting the trip, you should famili-

WARNING

arise yourself with the different infotain-

ment system functions.

The driving recommendations and traffic

indications shown on the navigation system

may differ from the current traffic situation.

WARNING

The armrest* must always remain closed

during the journey as it could restrict the

driver’s movements.

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High audio volume may represent a dan-

ger to you and to others. Hearing may be

impaired if the volume is too high, even for

short periods of time.

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Traffic signs and traffic regulations have

priority over the recommendations and dis-

plays provided by the navigation system.

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Changes to the Infotainment system set-

tings should be made when the car is stop-

ped, or by a passenger.

WARNING

Opening the CD or DVD player can lead to

injuries from invisible laser radiation.

WARNING

Connecting, inserting or removing a data

medium while driving can distract your at-

tention from the traffic and cause an acci-

dent.

WARNING

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Have CD or DVD repaired only by a spe-

cialist workshop.

Current traffic requires maximum attention

from public road users. Distracting the driv-

er in any way can lead to an accident and

cause injuries. Operating the Infotainment

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CAUTION

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Do not insert 8 cm single CDs or irregu-

larly shaped CDs or DVDs.

The Infotainment system can be damaged

by the incorrect insertion of a data storage

device or the insertion of an incompatible

data storage device.

Do not insert DVD-Plus discs, Dual

Discs or Flip Discs, as these are thicker

than normal CDs.

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When inserting a data storage device,

make sure it is correctly positioned.

CAUTION

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Applying force may irreparably damage

The vehicle loudspeakers may be dam-

aged if the volume is too high or the sound

is distorted.

the memory card slot locking mechanism.

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Only use compatible memory cards.

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When inserting and removing CDs and

DVDs, always hold them at right angles to

the front of the CD/DVD drive without tilt-

ing so as not to scratch them.

Note

For the proper functioning of the Infotain-

ment system it is important that the date

and time set in the vehicle are correct.

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If a CD or DVD is inserted while another is

already in the unit or being ejected, the

CD/DVD drive may be damaged. Always

wait until the data medium is completely

ejected.

CAUTION

Foreign objects stuck to a CD or DVD, or if it

is not round, the player may be damaged.

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Only clean, standard 12 cm CDs or DVDs

should be used.

–

Do not affix stickers or other items to

the data medium. Stickers may peel off

and damage the drive.

–

Do not use printable data media. Prin-

ted labels and coverings may peel off

and damage the CD/DVD drive.

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Overview of the unit

Media System Plus / Navi System / Navi System Plus

Fig. 158 Overview of the controls

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1

6

7

Radio Mode (change of band frequency

page 187

Voice control page 174

Settings button (search and selection)

page 167

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Full Link page 177

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3

4

Touchscreen page 168

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Vehicle settings page 89,

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Navigation Mode page 212

page 226

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10

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Media mode (audio sources)

Main menu page 167

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page 195

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Volume. Off/on page 167

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Phone Mode page 230

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Proximity sensor page 170

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Main menus

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Fig. 159 Menu summary.

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Radio page 187

Navigation page 212

Telephone page 230

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



RADIO main menu page 187

New destination page 214

Bluetooth^®page 231

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RDS radio data services page 188

Route options page 215 page 216

Tethering page 232

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Digital radio mode page 189

My destinations page 216

Function buttons page 233

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Memory buttons page 190

Save station logos page 191

Special destinations (POI) page 218

Enter number page 235

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View page 218

Agenda page 236

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Select, tune and save stations page 191

Split screen page 218

Short messages (SMS) page 237

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SCAN automatic playback page 192

Map display page 219

Call list page 238

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TP traffic information page 192

Traffic bulletins and dynamic guide page 220

Quick dial keys page 238

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Setup page 193

Predictive navigation page 221

Setup page 239

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Import vCards page 221

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Navigation with images page 221

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Media page 195

Sound page 173

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

Road signs page 221

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Data and file formats page 195

Route guidance in Demo mode page 222

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Full Link page 177

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Playback order page 198 page 198

Setup page 222

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Change the media source page 200

Offroad mode page 224

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Requirements page 178

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Change track page 201

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Activation of Full Link page 179

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Selecting an album by cover page 201

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Vehicle

Tethering of portable devices page 180

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Selecting a track from a track list page 202

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MirrorLink^®page 181

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Instrument panel page 226

Data bank view page 203

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Apple CarPlay™ page 181

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Sport page 227

Insert or remove a CD or DVD page 203

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Android Auto™ page 182

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Offroad page 227

Memory card page 204

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Frequently Asked Questions page 183

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External data storage device connected to the USB

Consumers page 228

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port page 204

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Driving data page 228

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SEAT Md. Climate page 183

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

External audio source connected to the AUX-IN multi-

Ecotrainer page 228

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media socket page 205

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Vehicle status page 229

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WLAN access point page 184

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External audio source with Bluetooth^®page 205

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Images page 210

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Traffic page 220

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Images page 210

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Setup page 211

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Traffic information (TP) page 192

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Control page 154

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Traffic bulletins and dynamic guide page 220

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Setup page 171

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Introduction

countries. For further information, contact

the local authorities.

Note

General instructions for use

Depending on the infotainment version,

there may be more icons on the second

page. In this case, to see the remaining

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On vehicles with ParkPilot, the audio vol-

Introduction

ume is automatically lowered when reverse

gear is selected. The volume can be low-

icons press the function button Fig. 161

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ered in the menu Sound

> Volume.

(arrow) or slide your finger horizontally

across the screen.

Diagram of the menus

Rotary push buttons and infotain-

ment buttons

Fig. 160 Related video

If the setup is changed, this may change the

display on the screen and the Infotainment

system may behave in a manner different to

that described in this manual.

Rotary/push buttons

The left rotary push button  is the on/off

button if pressed and the volume knob if

turned.

Note

The right rotary pushbutton is the search but-

ton if turned and the selection button if press-

ed.

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Just press a button or the screen to use

the infotainment system's functions.

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The equipment’s software depends on

Fig. 161 Main menu

the market in question, so it is possible that

not all of the function buttons or described

functions are available. The equipment is

not faulty if a function button is missing.

Infotainment buttons

The Infotainment system touchscreen can be

used to select the different main menus.

The Infotainment buttons are used by press-

ing them or pressing and holding.

Press the Infotainment button  to open the

menus summary .

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Due to country-specific legislation, cer-

tain functions may not be available on the

screen when the vehicle is travelling above

a certain speed.

Switching on and off

The display of the touchscreen's main menu

can be switched between “grid” and “carou-

sel” and vice-versa using the menu Settings

Screen page 171.

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When the system is turned on, it starts up with

the volume at which it was turned off, as long

as it does not exceed the preset maximum

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Using a mobile telephone inside the vehi-

cle may provoke noise in the speakers.

>

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Restrictions on the use of devices using

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start-up volume. Select Sound

> Volume.

Bluetooth^®technology may apply in some

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The unit will switch off automatically when

the key is removed from the ignition or when

the on/off button is pressed (depending on

the equipment fitted or the vehicle). If the In-

fotainment system is switched on again, it will

switch off automatically after approximately

30 minutes (switch-off delay).

played on the instrument panel by a volume

bar.

It is possible to preset certain volume settings

and adjustments. Select  > Sound

ume.

> Vol-

Muting the Infotainment system sound

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Turn the volume control  anti-clockwise

Note

until it displays .

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The Infotainment system is a part of the

vehicle. It cannot be used in any other vehi-

cle.

OR: press the left wheel of the multifunction

Fig. 163 Sound setup menu

steering wheel.

Active areas of the touchscreen that call up a

certain function are called “function buttons”.

These buttons are operated by pressing them

on the screen or holding them down.

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If the battery has been disconnected, the

Playback is paused while in Media mode (ex-

cept AUX). The screen displays .

ignition must be activated before switching

on the Infotainment system.

The function buttons appear in this manual as

a “function button” and a button symbol

inside a rectangle .

Operation of the function buttons

and the instructions on the screen

Changing the basic volume

Increasing or decreasing the volume or

muting the sound

These activate functions or open submenus.

The currently selected menu is displayed in

Raise the volume: turn the volume control 

clockwise or move the left thumbwheel on

the multifunction steering wheel upward .

A

the title bar Fig. 162

of the submenus.

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Inactive (grey) function buttons cannot be se-

lected.

Lower the volume: turn the volume control 

clockwise or move the left thumbwheel on

the multifunction steering wheel downward

.

Increase or decrease the size of the im-

ages displayed on the screen

The size of the navigation map image and im-

age views can be enlarged or reduced. To do

this, slide 2 fingers across the screen to sepa-

rate them or bring them together.

Changes in volume are indicated by a vol-

ume bar on the screen. The volume can be

controlled using the steering wheel controls.

In this case, the changes in volume are dis-

Fig. 162 View of some of the function buttons

on the screen.

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Overview of screen and function buttons

Mark list entries using the setup button

and open them

Display and function buttons: operation

and effect

Display and function buttons: operation

and effect

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Turn the adjustment knob to search and se-

OK

Press to confirm an entry or a selection.

lect from the list.

The title bar shows the selected menu

Press to close a pop-up window or an in-

put window.

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Press the setup button to activate the

A

×

and other function buttons.

marked entry on the list.

B

Press it to open another menu.

Press them to change the setup adjust-

ments one at a time.

/

 

Search lists (scrolling the screen)

The scroll bar is shown on the right. Scroll

the bar by sliding your finger vertically on

The scroll bar is shown on the right and its

size depends on the entries in the list

Move the scroll button across the screen

by sliding your finger.

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C

it page 169, Open list entries and

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1

Fig. 164

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search in lists.

Movable cursor: Move the cursor by slid-

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On the bar: Press above or below the mark

ing your finger across the screen.

Open list entries and search in lists

or slide your finger vertically over the mark

until you reach the desired position.

OR: Press a point on the screen where

you want the sound to be directed.

Fixed crosshair: Press on the arrows to

move the sound around according to your

preferences.

D

Input window with on-screen key-

pad

OR: Press the central button to centre the

stereo sound in the centre of the passen-

ger compartment

Press it on some lists to move up a level,

one by one.



Fig. 164 Entries on a setup menu list.

BACK



Button to return to the previous menu or

move up through the folder structure.

The entries on a list can be activated by

pressing them on the screen or by using the

settings button.

When pressed, a pop-up window opens

(options window) which displays other

setup options.

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»

Fig. 165 Input window with on-screen keypad.

Some functions are activated  or deac-

tivated  by pressing this box.

 / 

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The on-screen keypad is used for functions

such as entering an memory name, selecting

a destination address or entering a search

term for searching long lists.

toward it. In operation mode, the function but-

tons are automatically highlighted to facili-

tate their use.

Function icon and text: operation and ef-

fect

2

Press to show symbols on the keypad.

The input line with cursor is located in the top

bar of the screen. All inputs are displayed

here.

If there are fewer than 99, it shows the

number of entries that can be selec-

ted. Pressing opens the list according

to the entry.

Motion sensors (gesture control)*

3 Valid for: Navi System and Navi System Plus.

3

Depending on the version, the infotainment

system has motion sensors that can be used

to change certain functions, e.g. next station,

next memory bank, previous track, etc.

Input windows for “free text input”

Scroll bar, the size of which depends

on the number of matching entries.

4

In the input masks for open text, you may en-

ter letters, numbers and characters in any

combination.

If the button is held down, special

characters based on that letter are

displayed. Press the desired charac-

ter to enter it. Some special charac-

ters can be written out instead (e.g.

“AE” for “Ä”).

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5

Press the infotainment button  > Set-

Input windows for selecting a saved entry

(e.g. selection of a destination address)

tings

> Screen > activate/deactivate

proximity sensor.

It is only possible to enter a sequence of let-

ters, numbers and characters that matches a

stored entry.

If the sensors are active, when you move your

hand close to the screen the silhouette of a

hand will be displayed in the lower right cor-

ner.

Space bar



Deletes characters on the input line

from right to left.

Matches are suggested on the input line



Press and hold to delete several char-

acters.

4

Fig. 165 . In the case of compound

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With this function the system switches to the

previous or next station, track, memory bank,

etc., when you move your hand from left to

right, or vice-versa, in front of the screen. An

audible warning also sounds.

names, it is necessary to enter a space.

BACK



Close the input window.

Overview of the function buttons*

Function icon and text: operation and ef-

fect

Proximity sensor

3 Valid for: Navi System and Navi System Plus.

Letters and Press them to copy them into the input

digits

line.

The Infotainment system is equipped with an

Press to change the keypad to anoth-

er language. Keypad languages can

be selected from the menu System

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integrated proximity sensor Fig. 158

.

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1

The screen switches from display mode to

automatic operation when your hand moves

settings

> Speech.

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set or if the NEVERfunction button has not

been pressed.

Additional information and display

options

Function button: function

Once one or more settings have been

applied, finalise the configuration in

the main menu of the wizzard.

If you have not set all the parameters,

the Initial Configuration Wizard will

start the next time you turn the Info-

tainment system on.

Function button: function

The displays appearing on the screen may

vary depending on the settings, and may

differ from those described here.

FINISH

Closes the Configuration Wizard, and

the main menu or last mode in which

CLOSE

you used the Infotainment system will

The status bar on the screen can display, for

example, the current time and outside tem-

perature.

appear.

a)

Only valid for Navi System and Navi System Plus.

Disables the possibility of changing

the settings of the Infotainment sys-

All displays can be viewed only after com-

pletely restarting the Infotainment system.

NEVER

tem. To configure the system go to:

System settingsand select Con-

figuration wizard.

Menu and system settings

START

Starts up the Configuration Wizard.

The settings that can be selected varies de-

pending on the country and the equipment in

question, and on the vehicle's equipment.

Initial configuration wizard

If the system includes navigation, the

date and time are set automatically

by the GPS.

A

●

Press the Infotainment button  and then

Search and save the radio stations

with the best reception at that time in

all available bands.

press the SETTINGS function button.

B

Press the function button of the main menu or

the functions for which you want to change

the settings. All settings are automatically

applied when the menus are closed.

Link your mobile phone to the Infotain-

ment system.

C

Add your home address using your

current position or by manually enter-

ing an address.

a)

D

Function button: function

Fig. 166 Initial configuration wizard

Screen : To change the screen settings.

Previous or next parameter to config-

ure.

Menu : To select the main menu display mode

It will help you to set up your Infotainment

system the first time you switch it on.

When a parameter has been config-

ured, the only way to reconfigure it is

by clicking on it on the main menu, not

by using the Previous/Next buttons.

When you configure a parameter, 

will be displayed over it.

»

(Mosaicor Carousel).

Every time you switch on the Infotainment

system, the initial setup screen will appear

Fig. 166 if any parameters have not been

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Infotainment System

Function button: function

Switch off screen (in 10 seconds) : If this function is

active and the infotainment system is not used,

the screen will automatically switch off after ap-

prox. 10 seconds. Pressing the screen or pressing

one of the infotainment buttons will turn the

screen on again.

Time format : To select the time display format (12

or 24 hours).

Remove safely : To eject the data medium (SD/USB

card) from the system. After correctly ejecting the

data storage device from the system, the function

button becomes inactive (grey colour).

Date : To set the current date.

Date format : To select the date display format

Factory settings : When the original factory settings

are restored, all inputs and settings that are made

are deleted, depending on the selected settings.

(DD.MM.YYYY, YY-MM-DDor MM-DD-YY).

Brightness : To select the brightness level of the

screen.

Language : To select the desired language for texts

and phrases in the voice control system.

Bluetooth : To change the Bluetooth^®page 239

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Day / Night : To select the type of display (Day,

Nightor Automatic).

settings.

Additional keypad languages : To select additional key-

board languages.

WLAN ^a): To change the WLAN access point settings

Touchscreen tone : The confirmation tone when a

function button is pressed is active.

page 208.

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Units : To set the units of measurement of the vehi-

cle's displays: distance, speed, temperature, volume,

consumption and pressure.

System information : Display of the system information

(device number, hardware and software versions).

Proximity sensor : The proximity sensors are active.

Also see page 170, Proximity sensor.

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Data transfer for SEAT apps

Update : To update the navigation data, do

Show clock in standby mode : In standby mode, the

time is displayed on the infotainment system

screen.

page 212 No remove the memory card while

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Data transfer for SEAT apps : This allows data to be

exchanged between the vehicle and SEAT apps.

They are not personal data.

the navigation data are being installed.

Copyright : Information about copyright.

Date and time : Change the time and date settings.

Operation via apps : Change the level of interaction

with apps.

Configuration wizard : Opens the Infotainment system’s

initial configuration wizard.

Clock time source : To select the time source (GPS

or manual).

Deactivate : This limits specific functions that

require a higher level of security.

a)

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus.

GPS : The time and date can be selected using

the Time zone function button. In this case, the

Time and Date function buttons for manual

entry will not be active.

Confirm : Allows 100% of functions of the app,

and certain specific actions on the Infotain-

ment system have to be confirmed.

Allow : Allows all available functions to be exe-

cuted from the app.

Note

For the proper functioning of the Infotain-

ment system it is important that the date

and time set in the vehicle are correct.

Manual : The time and date can be set manual-

ly using the Time and Date function buttons.

Voice control : To change the voice control settings

Time : To set the time manually.

page 174.

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Time zone : To adjust the desired time zone.

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Adjust the playback volume of external

audio sources

Volume and sound settings

Function button: function

Entertainment fading (nav. announcements) : Adjusts

the playback volume when the navigator is

speaking.

The settings that can be selected varies de-

pending on the country and the equipment in

question, and on the vehicle's equipment.

If you need to increase the playback volume

for the external audio source, first lower the

base volume on the infotainment system.

Volume : To set the playback volume of audio

sources connected via the AUX-IN multimedia

jack (Low, Mediumor High). Also see

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Press the Infotainment button  and then

press the Sound function button.

Press the main menu function button for the

settings that have to be changed. All settings

are applied instantly.

If the sound from the connected audio source

is very low, increase the output volume on

the external audio source. If this is not

enough, change the input volume to medium

or high.

page 173, Overview of screen and function

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buttons .

Bluetooth audio : To set the playback volume of

the audio sources connected by Bluetooth^®

If the sound from the connected external au-

dio source is too loud or distorted, lower the

output volume on the external audio source.

If this is not enough, change the input vol-

ume to mediumor low.

(Low, Mediumor High). Also see page 173,

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Overview of screen and function buttons

Overview of screen and function buttons .

Function button: function

Equaliser : To adjust the sound properties.

Volume : To change the volume settings.

Balance - Fader : To adjust the sound distribution. The

cursor indicates the current sound distribution in the

passenger compartment. To modify the sound distri-

bution, briefly press on the desired position in the

passenger compartment view or use the arrow keys

for a step-by-step modification. To centre sound dis-

tribution in the passenger compartment view, press

the central function button located between the ar-

rows.

Warnings : To set the playback volume of warn-

ings, such as traffic announcements.

Navigation announcements : To set the playback

volume of audio driving recommendations.

Voice control : To set the playback volume of

voice control.

Maximum switch-on volume : To set the equipment's

maximum switch-on volume.

Sound focus : Optimizes the sound in the passenger

compartment.

Speed-dependent volume adjustment (GALA): To set

the extent to which the volume is adjusted de-

pending on the speed. The volume of the audio

will increase automatically as the speed of the

vehicle increases.

Subwoofer *: Adjusts the volume of the subwoofer.

Touchscreen tone : The confirmation tone when a func-

tion button is pressed is active.

Disabling voice navigation during calls : During a tele-

phone conversation, audio driving recommendations

will not be given.

Entertainment fading when parking : To adjust the

desired reduction in audio volume when ParkPi-

lot is active.

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main screen will appear in the format selec-

command can also be spoken followed by a

function of the infotainment system, such as

“Help with navigation”.

Voice control

ted in Voice control settings page 176).

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The spoken indications guide you through the

following “dialogue”.

How it works

Interacting with the dialogue mode

●

Speak the desired command and follow the

instructions in the “dialogue”. Often a func-

tion can be activated by different spoken

commands. If in doubt, try speaking a com-

mand or say Help.

Icons in upper left corner:

The system waits for a user's command.



The system has recognised a command

and will act shortly.



●

When an action is taken (e.g., call a con-

tact), the voice control ends automatically

and you must activate it again if you want to

continue with it. There are certain commands

after which the voice control does not end,

and it waits by saying Next command?.

The system transmits a spoken com-



mand and confirms the command that

has been given.

The system is in paused mode. (max. 3

minutes).



Fig. 167 Voice control: main screen

●

To manually end voice control, press and

Hide or show the voice control menu

Many of the radio, media, telephone and nav-

igation functions can be changed by voice

commands.

hold the button  until the corresponding

confirmation signal sounds, or briefly press

the  button twice, or press the function but-

ton  in the upper right corner of the screen.

/

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Fig. 167.

Operation during the dialogue

The voice control of the infotainment system

will only be available for the language selec-

●

While the infotainment system transmits a

spoken instruction, the symbol  will be dis-

played on the screen.

You can also end the voice control by

speaking the following commands: Stop or

Cancel.

ted in System settings page 171.

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Voice control settings page 176.

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You can stop the speech by pressing the

Voice control help

upper left icon on the screen or button  and

voice recognition will resume for the user.

Start and stop voice control

It is recommended to listen to the Help the

first time you use the voice control.

●

To activate voice control, briefly press the

button on the multifunction steering wheel 

or the infotainment system.

IMPORTANT: The system will ONLY recog-

nize a command when the symbol  is

displayed as “active” on the panel or on

the touchscreen.

●

Activate voice control .

Say the command Help to start it in the lan-

●

When activating voice control, a dialogue

start tone will sound and the main voice con-

trol screen will be displayed, Fig. 167, (the

guage indicated System Settings, and fol-

low the instructions in the dialogue. The Help

›››

174

Introduction

If you make a mistake when speaking a com-

mand, or pronounce it incompletely and it

has no effect, you may repeat the command.

The symbol  remains activated.

From here you can command the system

based on the context that you want to oper-

ate, or give a voice command directly.

Effect

PLAY SIMILAR TITLES^a)

Voice command

Play similar titles

a)

When selecting each of the contexts (Naviga-

tion, Telephone, Radio, Media, Voice control)

a menu will displayed listing the main com-

mands, and providing brief explanations of

how to give each of them, as a help mode.

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

●

Briefly press button  to repeat the com-

Voice control (TELEPHONE)

mand.

Effect

Voice command

Voice control instructions

Call Name Surname

Home

Follow the instructions shown below for opti-

mal operation of the voice control.

Voice control (RADIO)

CALL CONTACTS

Call Name Surname Mo-

bile

Effect

Voice command

Listen to the radio

Station STATION NAME 1

Set station

●

Speak slowly and clearly if possible. The

LISTEN TO THE RADIO

system will not recognise words that are un-

clearly pronounced, or words and numbers

that are missing syllables.

Call 01234

CALL NUMBERS

CALL LIST

SELECT STATION

SELECT FREQUENCY

CHANGE BAND

Call number

Show all calls

Missed calls

●

Telephone numbers should be spoken digit

by digit, or by blocks units, tens or hundreds.

Frequency 87.9

Set frequency

●

Speak at a normal volume, without exag-

gerated pronunciation or long pauses.

REDIAL

Redial

Band FM

●

Avoid outside and nearby noise (for exam-

CALL MAILBOX

SMS

Call mailbox

Read out text message

Breakdown call

Information call

ple, conversations inside the vehicle). Close

all doors, windows and the sliding sunroof.

Change band

●

Do not direct the air from the outlets to-

Voice control (MEDIA)

SERVICE

wards the roof of the passenger compart-

ment.

»

INFORMATION

Effect

Voice command

Play Jukebox^a)

Listen to CD

●

If you are driving at high speed, talk a little

louder.

SOURCE SELECTION

MUSIC SELECTION

By activating voice control the system takes

Select track / album / ar-

tist / genre

you to the main screen Fig. 167, which will

›››

display the contexts in which the system op-

erates and the main commands.

175

Infotainment System

Voice command

Voice control (NAVIGATION)*

Effect

HELP

Function button: function

Effect

Voice command

Help

Input tone in voice dialogue : the input tone to confirm

an order is activated.

Enter address

What can I say?

End tone in voice dialogue : the end tone to confirm an

order is deactivated.

ENTER THE ADDRESS

Guide to City, Street,

number^a)

VOICE BUTTON 

a)

Available depending on equipment

Note

Search for car parks

SEARCH FOR SPEC.

DESTINATION^a)

Voice control is not available when parking

Search for restaurants

near destination

HOME ADDRESS

Home address

Voice control settings

LAST DESTINATIONS

Last destinations

●

Press the infotainment button  > Set-

NAVIGATION TO CON-

TACTS

Navigate to Name Sur-

name

tings

> Voice control.

When closing a menu, the changes will be

made automatically.

Start route guidance

Route information

ROUTE GUIDANCE

a)

Function button: function

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

Example commands (infotainment system) : Display voice

control examples on the infotainment system screen.

Voice control

Example commands (instrument cluster) ^a): Display voice

control examples on the instrument panel.

Effect

Voice command

Pardon?

Voice control session start tone : a signal will sound

when activating voice control. Press to deactivate

the signal.

Back

VOICE CONTROL

Main menu

Voice control session end tone : a signal will sound when

deactivating voice control. Press to deactivate the

signal.

Cancel voice control

Pause voice control

176

Connectivity

The Full Link system brings together technol-

ogies that allow communication between the

Infotainment System and mobile devices:

WARNING

Connectivity

The use of applications while driving can

distract your attention from the traffic. Dis-

tracting the driver in any way can lead to

an accident and cause injuries.

Data transfer

®

●

MirrorLink

●

Android Auto™

Introduction

●

Always drive carefully and responsibly.

●

Apple CarPlay™

This communication can allow data to be

read and/or written.

CAUTION

In areas where special regulations apply

or the use of mobiles forbidden, it must be

switched off at all times. The radiation pro-

duced by the mobile when switched on

may interfere with sensitive technical and

medical equipment, possibly resulting in

malfunction or damage to the equipment.

Interfaces

●

From the menu SETTINGS

> Data trans-

To access the Full Link system, press the info-

tainment button  or press the infotainment

button  and then select the Full Link

context.

fer for SEAT apps, there is a checkbox to

activate/deactivate the function and a drop-

down menu called Operation via apps

which controls the level of interaction be-

tween the apps and the system.

WARNING

Any applications that are not suitable or

execute incorrectly may cause damage to

the vehicle, accidents and serious injuries.

●

SEAT cannot be held liable for any dam-

age caused to the vehicle as a result of the

use of applications that are of poor quality

or are defective, the inadequate program-

ming of the applications, the insufficient

coverage of the network, the loss of data

during transmission or the improper use of

mobiles.

Full Link*

●

SEAT recommends the use of the Apps

that SEAT provides for this vehicle.

Full Link technology description

●

To make full use of SEAT Apps, you must

activate the option Settings

transfer for SEAT apps.

> Data

●

The interaction level of the Apps on the

Note

system must be: Allow.

●

The use of Full Link technology could in-

Protect the mobile terminal with its appli-

crease the amount you pay for data.

cations from improper use.

Fig. 168 Related video

●

SEAT recommends having a high battery

Never make modifications to the applica-

charge on the device when connected to

Full Link.

tions.

●

The Full Link connection is made through a

USB cable.

Consult the instruction manual for the

●

SEAT recommends that to use Full Link,

mobile terminal.

»

the “Date and time” should be correctly

177

Infotainment System

websites to confirm whether your phone

is compatible with the system.

Requirements for Full Link

configured. Select Settings

date.

> Time and

Mirror Link

●

SEAT apps are designed to communicate

with the vehicle and interact with it through

the Full Link connection.

–

Check smartphone compatibility:

www.mirrorlink.com/phones

●

You can find further information on the

MirrorLink^®1.1 or higher

–

technical requirements, compatible devi-

ces, suitable applications and availability

at www.seat.com or at SEAT dealers.

–

Some of the Apps certified by SEAT or

the CCC must be installed in the de-

vice.

Android Auto

–

Check smartphone compatibility. An-

droid Auto™: www.android.com/auto/

Is Full Link blocked?

–

Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher

–

Install Android Auto™ app

Apple CarPlay

–

Check smartphone compatibility. Apple

CarPlay™:www.apple.com/ios/carplay

–

iPhone 5 or higher and iOS 7.1 or higher

–

Turn on the SIRI personal assistant (see

phone settings)

Fig. 169 Message on Infotainment system

3

USB cable connecting car to phone:

Use the approved USB cable supplied

with the phone.

screen.

Fig. 170 Full Link Requirements

If your vehicle does not have Full Link, you

can purchase it as an accessory at your

1

Full Link Activated: If you do not have

Full Link in your vehicle you can acquire it

as an accessory at your Authorised Serv-

ice.

SEAT dealer Fig. 169.

›››

2

Compatible Phones. Go to the Mirror-

Link^®, Android Auto™ or Apple CarPlay™

178

Connectivity

Data connection via Wi-Fi or SIM is not

necessary to establish the connection be-

tween the smartphone and Full Link.

Activation of Full Link

What should I do if it does not con-

nect?

Restart the mobile device.

Data connection via Wi-Fi or SIM is neces-

sary to enable all of the app features¹⁾.

Check the USB cable. Check whether the

USB cable is damaged. Check that neither

connection (USB/micro USB) is damaged or

worn.

Proceed as follows to use Full Link:

●

Switch on the Infotainment system

●

Connect the smartphone to the vehicle's

Check that the USB ports are correctly

connected. Check that the USB port of the

vehicle and the device are not damaged

and/or deteriorated.

USB port using a USB cable page 241.

●

›››

In the main menu for the Full Link settings,

select Activate data transfer for

SEAT apps Fig. 171.

Fig. 171 Full Link Setup

›››

●

Clean the USB ports (device and vehicle).

Finally, a message will appear stating that

data transfer will commence when the device

is connected. Please note that data is trans-

ferred over connections between your vehi-

cle and mobile device. Press OK. Once selec-

ted, the technology compatible with your de-

vice can be used.

●

Try with another compatible mobile device.

Have the USB port replaced at a SEAT au-

●

thorised service.

●

Have the mobile device repaired or replace

it.

Note

Depending on your smartphone, it may

have to be unlocked for the connection to

occur.

Fig. 172 Full Link menu

1)

Using the data connection to transfer the

smartphone apps to Full Link may involve addi-

tional charges. Please check the charges with

your operator.

179

Infotainment System

For further information:

View of the device list

Tethering of portable devices that

support MirrorLink^®, Android Auto™

and/or Apple CarPlay™ technolo-

gies

MirrorLink^®

:

iPhone™ devices only support Apple Car-

Play™.

www.mirrorlink.com

Apple CarPlay™:

There are some Android devices that support

MirrorLink^®and Android Auto™.

www.apple.com/ios/carplay

Android Auto™:

Bear in mind that once the device is connec-

ted it will not be available as an audio source.

www.android.com/auto

Note

Full Link Settings

●

In order to use Android Auto™ technology

Function button: function

it is necessary to download the Android

Auto™ application, located on Google

Play™.

Activate data transfer for SEAT apps : allows the ex-

change of information between the vehicle and ap-

plications authorised by SEAT.

●

Only compatible applications can be

used, in accordance with the technology

connected.

Fig. 173 Full Link menu

Last Mode

If the telephone connection is terminated on-

ly by unplugging the cable, the next time the

device is connected, the session will start

without the user having to take any action¹⁾.

When you enter Full Link for the first time, the

technologies available for pairing the porta-

ble device are displayed.

Once the device connects via USB, the sys-

tem will offer you the technologies available

for establishing a connection.

Information

Consult the mobile device manual.

In the event of simultaneous connections be-

tween two devices with different operating

systems, a choice will be presented for which

Depends on each technology:

1.

Availability in a country

one to make the connection with Fig. 173.

›››

2. Third party applications

1)

Unless the device requires the screen to be un-

locked in order to establish the connection.

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Connectivity

MirrorLink^®

To avoid distracting the driver while driving,

only specially adapted applications can be

Function button: function

Press to change to the mobile

device screen.

used

in Full Link technology descrip-

›››

1

: 1

tion on page 177.

SETTINGS

To open the Full Link setup

Requirements

In order to use MirrorLink^®, the following re-

quirements must be met:

Press to return to the MirrorLink^®

main menu.

1

Fig. 175

›››

Press to display all the function

buttons in the lower or upper

right-hand margin of the screen.

●

2

The device must be compatible with Mirror-

›››

Link^®.

●

Depending on the device that is used, a

Fig. 175  / 

1

2

to be

Allows buttons

and

OR: Right adjust-

Fig. 174 Function buttons in the general view

suitable application must be installed for the

use of MirrorLink^®.

hidden or shown.

ment button

of compatible applications.

MirrorLink^®setup

Initiating the connection

●

In order to initiate the connection with the

Function button: function

device, just connect it to the Infotainment sys-

tem via the USB cable.

Activate MirrorLink pop-up windows : Allows MirrorLink^®

pop-up windows in applications that support it.

●

A pop-up screen will appear, which will re-

quest that you accept the device.

Apple CarPlay™*

Function buttons and possible messages

3 Valid for compatible iPhone™ mobile tele-

phones. Also, iPhone™ mobile telephones only

support Apple CarPlay™

Function button: function

Fig. 175 Other MirrorLink function buttons.

To return to the Full Link main

Full Link

MirrorLink^®is a protocol which enables com-

munication between a device and the Info-

tainment system.

menu.

Apple CarPlay™ is a protocol which enables

communication between a device and the in-

fotainment system.

Press to close the open apps.

Then press the apps to be

CLOSE APPS

closed or the Close all function

button to close all the open ap-

plications.

This makes it possible to display and operate

content and functions on the device from the

screen of the infotainment system.

This makes it possible to display and operate

content and functions on the device from the

screen of the infotainment system.

»

181

Infotainment System

Android Auto™*

Requirements

mobile device for the confirmations needed

to pair it with the Infotainment system.

In order to use Apple CarPlay™, the following

requirements must be met:

3 Valid for compatible Android mobile phones.

●

If you are starting the session using Android

Android Auto™ is a protocol which enables

communication between a device and the in-

fotainment system.

Auto™ technology, the device also automati-

cally connects to the Infotainment system via

Bluetooth^®and it will not be possible to pair

another device via Bluetooth^®.

●

Make sure that you do not have Apple

CarPlay™ restricted on your device, at: Set-

tings

CarPlay

>

General

> ON.

> Restrictions >

This makes it possible to display and operate

content and functions on the device from the

screen of the infotainment system.

Holding down the  button will start the

Android™ voice “engine”.

●

The mobile device must be compatible with

Apple CarPlay™.

To return to the basic contents of the Infotain-

Requirements

Initiating the connection

ment system, press the  button.

In order to use Android Auto™, the following

requirements must be met:

In order to initiate the connection with the de-

vice, just connect it to the Infotainment sys-

tem via the USB cable.

Note

●

The mobile device must be compatible with

Some devices require a change in the USB

connection mode in order to use Android

Auto™.

Android Auto™.

●

A pop-up screen will appear, which will re-

●

The Android Auto™ application should al-

quest that you accept the device.

●

Make sure that your device is in “Media

ready be downloaded and installed on the

mobile device.

●

If you start the session using Apple

Transfer Protocol (MTP)” mode before it is

connected to the Infotainment system.

CarPlay™ technology, it will not be possible

to pair another device via Bluetooth^®. The fol-

lowing message will appear in the main

Phone menu:

Initiating the connection

Note

In order to initiate the connection with the de-

vice, just use the USB cable to connect it to

the infotainment system and follow the in-

structions on the device to be paired.

Android Auto™ requires the use of Google™

services, as well as certain basic applica-

tions of the Android system.

Please disconnect Apple CarPlay

first to connect

bile phone.

a different mo-

●

Make sure that you always have Google™

●

The first connection to Android Auto™ must

services updated in order to use this tech-

nology.

Holding down the  button will start the

Apple™ voice “engine”.

be done while the vehicle is stationary.

●

Once the first pop-up window about ac-

To return to the basic contents of the Infotain-

ment system, press the SEATicon.

cepting data transfer between the car and

the device has been accepted, a message

will appear requesting that you check your

182

Connectivity

Frequently asked questions about

Full Link

Where can I find compatible Apps?

Can MirrorLink^®be installed in a previous SEAT

model?

Compatible apps are listed at the following links:

www.mirrorlink.com/

No, it is not possible.

What connection method is used?

www.android.com/auto/

Where can I find more information about Full

Link?

www.apple.com/ios/carplay/

USB Cable.

Where can I download the apps?

Will the USB cable be supplied with the vehicle?

If you have any questions, please see our Innova-

tion/Connectivity sections on our website:

www.seat.es or www.seat.com or e-mail seat-re-

sponde@seat.es

On Google Play™ for Android Auto™/MirrorLink^®and

on Apple Store™ for Apple CarPlay™.

No. The USB cable supplied with the device should

be used.

If Full Link stops working, where can I go to repair

it?

Is it possible to navigate?

Navigation is possible in each one of the Full Link

technologies if the technology is available in your

country and if you have the Navigation app.

If the problem is in the car, you should go to the deal-

er. If the problem is in the mobile device, you should

see your mobile telephone vendor.

SEAT Media Control*

Introduction

What is the difference between using the Full Link

system navigator (via a device) instead of anoth-

er navigator?

Will WhatsApp be certified?

The WhatsApp situation depends on the technology.

Is MirrorLink^®available in my country?

Advantages: Daily updates.

Issues: data consumption, reception problems.

Yes, MirrorLink^®is available in all countries and re-

gions where SEAT is located.

Can I send voice messages?

What are the differences between MirrorLink^®

Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay™?

,

Fig. 176 Related video

With certified applications, you can reply, not send.

The SEAT Media Control¹⁾app can be used

to remotely operate some partial functions in

Radio, Media and Navigation mode. Informa-

tion can be exchanged between a device

and the Infotainment System.

What applications will be visible while driving?

MirrorLink^®is not compatible with Android Auto™ and

Apple CarPlay™, as they are different technologies.

They all coexist in Full Link, although Android Auto™ is

designed for mobile devices with the Android™ oper-

ating system, and Apple CarPlay™ for iPhone.

Depending on the technology:

– for MirrorLink^®: Apps certified by SEAT and the

CCC,

»

– for Android Auto™: Apps selected by Google™,

– for Apple CarPlay™: Apps selected by Apple™.

1)

Availability depends on the country.

183

Infotainment System

The functions are operated by means of a

Tablet or partially by a mobile phone.

Data transmission and control

functions

WLAN access point*

Introduction

Operating requirements:

●

A tablet or mobile phone.

The app must be available on the corre-

The Infotainment System can be used to

share a WLAN connection with up to 8 devi-

●

ces page 185, Configuration for sharing

›››

sponding device.

●

a connection over WLAN.

There must be a WLAN connection between

the Infotainment System and the device. Se-

The Infotainment System can also use the

WLAN hotspot of an external device to pro-

vide Internet to the devices connected to the

lect Menu

>

Media

>

Settings

>

WLAN

>

Share connection over WLAN

> Config-

uration.

hotspot (WLAN client) page 185, Config-

›››

ure Internet access.

Fig. 177 SEAT Media Control Main menu

Make sure that data transfer for apps is acti-

vated:

Note

With SEAT Media Control you can operate

the Infotainment System from other places in

the vehicle in Radio and Media modes and,

depending on the country and the equip-

ment, you can exchange the following infor-

mation between a device and the Infotain-

ment System:

●

Data transmission may incur charges.

From the SETTINGS menu > Data trans-

Due to the high volume of data exchanged,

SEAT recommends the use of a flat rate tar-

iff for data transmission. Mobile phone op-

erators can provide the relevant informa-

tion.

fer for SEAT apps, there is a checkbox to

activate/deactivate the function and a drop-

down menu called Operation via apps

which controls the level of interaction be-

tween the apps and the system . Select Menu

●

The exchange of data packages may

>

Settings

> Data transfer from mo-

●

Navigation destinations.

Traffic information.

Social media contents.

Audio transmission.

generate additional costs, depending on

your mobile phone rate, particularly if you

are abroad (for example, roaming rates).

bile devices.

●

You can obtain information about technical

requirements on the SEAT website or at SEAT

dealerships.

●

Vehicle data.

Location-specific information, for example,

Telephone functions do not form part of this

app.

●

POIs.

184

Connectivity

●

key must have a minimum of 8 characters

and a maximum of 63.

OR: Press and hold the WLAN button on the

Configuration for sharing a con-

nection over WLAN

WLAN router until the WLAN light on the router

starts flashing.

●

SSID:WLAN Network name (maximum of

●

Establishing the connection with the wire-

less network (WLAN)

32 characters).

Press the WPS button on the WLAN device.

The wireless (WLAN) connection is establish-

ed.

●

Do not send network name (SSID):

●

Activate the checkbox to deactivate the visi-

bility of the wireless (WLAN) network.

Press the Infotainment button  and then

press the Settingsmenu.

Activate the wireless network. To do so,

press the WLANfunction button.

Repeat this process to connect other devices.

●

The wireless (WLAN) connection is establish-

ed. To complete the connection, it may be

necessary to enter other data into the device.

●

Activate the wireless network (WLAN) on the

Configure Internet access

device that is to be connected. If necessary,

refer to the manufacturer’s instruction man-

ual.

Repeat this process to connect other devices.

The Infotainment System can use the WLAN

hotspot of an external device to establish an

internet connection.

●

Activate the mobile device assignment on

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)¹⁾

the Infotainment System. To do so, press the

Enable WLAN connectionbutton and acti-

vate the checkbox.

Establishing the connection with the wire-

less network (WLAN)

Wi-Fi Protected Setup can be used to create

a ciphered local wireless network quickly and

simply.

●

Activate and check the wireless hotspot on

●

Enter and confirm the network key dis-

played on the device.

the external device. If necessary, refer to the

manufacturer’s instruction manual.

●

Establish the connection with the wireless

network (WLAN) page 208.

Press the WPS button on the WLAN router

The following settings can also be made on

the menu Share connection:

›››

●

Press the Infotainment  button and then

●

press the Settingsmenu; OR access Media

or SEAT Md. Ctrl. and press the SETTINGS

menu.

until the warning light on the router starts

flashing. If the WLAN router does not support

WPS the network must be configured man-

ually.

●

Security level:WPA2 encryption auto-

matically generates a network key.

Network key:Network key automatically

generated. Press the function button to man-

ually change the network key. The network

●

Press on the menu WLAN

> Enable WLAN

●

connectionand check the verification box.

●

Press the Findfunction button and select

»

the device you want from the list.

1)

This function depends on the equipment and

the country in question.

185

Infotainment System

●

If necessary, enter the network key of the

device in the Infotainment System and con-

firm with OK.

Manual settings:

●

To manually enter the network settings of

an external (WLAN) device.

The wireless (WLAN) connection is establish-

ed. To complete the connection, it may be

necessary to enter other data into the device.

Note

Due to the large number of devices on the

market, it is not possible to guarantee fault-

free operation of all functions.

186

Operating modes

Function button: function

Operating modes

Stops the station search (visible only if

it is running page 193).

Scan

›››

Radio

Indications and possible icons

Related video

Display: Meaning

Frequency or name of the station or

radio text. The name of the radio sta-

tion and the radio text will only be dis-

played if RDS is active.

A

Fig. 180 Radio mode: station list (FM).

Press the infotainment button  to open the

The RDS radio data service is deacti-

vated.

Fig. 178 Radio mode

RDS off

TP

Radio main menu Fig. 179.

›››

Traffic information can be retrieved:

RADIO main menu function buttons

select Radio

> Settings >

Traffic programme (TP).

RADIO main menu

Function button: function

No stations with traffic news are avail-

able.

Memory keys (1 to 18 memories, 3



1

banks (screens) page 190)

›››

The radio station is stored on a memo-

ry button.

BAND

Select the band.



STATION

LIST

List of radio station that can be tuned.

Selecting the frequency manually.

Note

●

The AM and DAB bands will be available

MANUAL

VIEW

according to countries and/or equipment.

In this case, the BAND function button will

not be displayed.

Selecting the information shown on the

screen. Only available in DAB mode.

Fig. 179 RADIO main menu.

Settings menu for the current frequen-

cy band.

●

Being underground, in tunnels, in areas

SETTINGS

with tall buildings or mountains can inter-

fere with the radio reception.

»

Previous or next station that is stored or

on the station list. See Settings

/

 

page 193.

›››

187

Infotainment System

Depending on the country and the equip-

ment in question, RDS can be deactivated in

heard (a point will flash to the right and left of

the station name).

●

Foil or metal-coated stickers attached to

the windows may affect reception on vehi-

cles with a window aerial.

the FM Settingsmenu page 193.

›››

Radio text

●

Radio stations are responsible for the

In general, no radio data services are avail-

able without RDS.

content of the information they transmit.

Some stations that have RDS transmit addi-

tional information in text, the so-called radio

text.

Station name and automatic station track-

ing

Radio data services RDS (FM band)

The radio text is displayed in the upper half of

the screen above the memory buttons

If the RDS function is available, the names of

the stations can be displayed on the RADIO

main menu and on the Station list.

A

Fig. 179

.

›››

The radio text display can be deactivated in

FM stations temporarily transmit other con-

tent on different regional frequencies under

the same name (for example, Station 3).

the Settings page 193.

›››

Order of the station list

The stations available at any given time are

displayed on the station list screen (STA-

TIONSfunction button). This list can be sorted

by broadcast group, genre or alphabetically

In general, automatic station tracking takes

charge of switching to the frequency with the

best reception of the station that is tuned at

any given time, while driving. However, this

may cause a regional broadcast to be inter-

rupted.

Fig. 181.

›››

Fig. 181 Standard representation: FM station

listing menu

Note

Automatic frequency switching and automat-

The RDS (Radio Data System) or radio data

service offers additional FM information such

as the display of the station name, automatic

station tracking (AF), texts broadcast by radio

(Radio text), traffic announcements (TP) and

the type of station (PTY).

The RDS functionality will be limited in

some countries for infrastructure reasons,

and traffic announcements (TP), automatic

station tracking (AF) and station type (PTY)

may not be available.¹⁾

ic station tracking can be deactivated in FM

Settings page 193.

›››

Set a station name

In certain cases the station name is exces-

sively long. This text can be locked / unlocked

by pressing on the name of the station for

about 3 seconds until an audible warning is

1)

Depends on the market and unit in question.

188

Operating modes

In Europe, digital radio is transmitted over

band III frequencies (from 174 MHz to 240

MHz).

tion. Or, select the additional station from the

station list.

Digital radio mode (DAB, DAB + and

DMB audio)*

On the DAB main menu, the name of the ad-

ditional tuned station is displayed next to the

abbreviated name of the main DAB station.

The frequencies are called “channels” and

have an abbreviation (eg 12 A).

In a channel, several available DAB stations

Additional stations can not be saved.

are grouped together in an “ensemble”.

Automatic station tracking

Starting the Digital radio mode

DAB radio is not currently available every-

where. DAB radio mode displays the areas

without DAB coverage .

●

In the RADIO main menu, press the BAND

function button and select DAB .

If the DAB station that is being listened to can

no longer be tuned (e.g. there is no DAB cov-

erage), the infotainment system tries to find

and tune the same station in the different

available frequency bands. If the station can

not be found again, the radio sound is muted.

Automatic station tracking can be activated

in the DAB Settings in the following modes

The last DAB station that was selected will be

played, if it can still be tuned in that location.

Fig. 182 Display of memory buttons in DAB

mode.

The selected DAB station is shown in the top

bar of the screen. The selected station en-

semble is shown below Fig. 182.

›››

Additional DAB stations (Secondary Serv-

ice Components)

page 194:

›››

Some DAB stations temporarily or perma-

nently offer additional stations (for example,

for the transmission of sporting events).

●

DAB - DAB station tracking: The radio tries

to tune to the same station on an alternative

DAB frequency. To allow station tracking,

both DAB stations need to broadcast the

same station identification, or to signal the

other corresponding DAB station through

DAB.

DAB stations containing additional stations

are identified on the station list by the symbol

Fig. 183 Station information display in DAB

.

mode.

The DAB radio tuner supports the DAB, DAB +

and DMB audio transmission standards.

Select additional stations

●

DAB - FM Automatic switching: The radio

Press the name of the main station on the

DAB main menu to select an additional sta-

tries to tune to the same station in the FM fre-

quency band. To allow station tracking, the

DAB station and the FM station need to

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Infotainment System

broadcast the same station identification, or

to signal the other corresponding FM station

through DAB. When the corresponding FM

station has been found, “FM” is displayed be-

hind the name of the station. If the corre-

sponding DAB station becomes available

again, it returns to DAB mode after a while

and the “FM” identification is concealed.

These images are displayed as a slideshow

on the Stations or Slideshow screens of the

Memory buttons

Screenmenu page 190.

›››

The slideshow can be displayed in full screen

by pressing on the current image.

Screen Menu

The function buttons refer to the menu that is

displayed when the View button is pressed

●

Switch to a similar station: This allows

service providers to indicate alternative sta-

tions with similar content. In this way, if the ra-

dio loses coverage of a DAB station and does

not find an alternative FM or DAB frequency, it

is possible to tune to a station with similar

content.

Fig. 182.

›››

Function button: function

Fig. 184 RADIO main menu.

Preset list : Viewing the preset buttons Fig. 182.

›››

In the Radio main menu, you can store sta-

tions from all available frequency wave-

lengths on the numbered function buttons.

These function buttons are called “memory

buttons”.

Station List : Simultaneous display of radio text and

slideshows instead of memory keys Fig. 183.

›››

Radio text

Radio text : The radio text is displayed instead of the

memory buttons.

Some stations transmit additional text infor-

mation, the so-called radio text.

Slideshow : Slideshows are shown in full screen mode.

Radio text is displayed in the upper half of the

Storing the station on the memory buttons

screen above the memory buttons Fig. 182

›››

See: Preset stations page 192.

›››

Note

or on the Station Information or Radio text

screens of the Displaymenu page 190.

›››

Not all DAB stations broadcast radio text

and slideshows.

Change the memory bank (screens)

The radio text display can be deactivated in

●

Move your finger over the screen from left

the DAB Settings page 194.

›››

to right or vice-versa.

●

OR: Press one of the function buttons

Slideshow

A

Fig. 184

›››

Some stations transmit additional visual infor-

mation in the form of images.

190

Operating modes

●

Selecting the station from the memory

buttons

Press the function button Settings and then

Selecting stations

Station logos .

Press the Stations

Fig. 179 func-

›››

●

Press the stored station button that you

want to use to store a station logo.

Press the memory button corresponding to

tion button to open the station list.

the desired station.

Browse the list and tune to the sta-

tion you want by pressing it.

●

Select the source in which the logo has

Selecting sta-

tions from the

station list

The stored stations can only be played by

pressing the corresponding memory button

provided it can be received at your current

location.

been memorized (for example, SD Card 1 ). It is

recommended that the logos should be put in

the root directory of the memory unit.

Press the BACK 

Fig. 180

›››

function button to close the list. If it

is not used, the list will close auto-

matically after a while.

●

Select the station logo.

Storing the station logo on the memory

buttons

●

Repeat the process to assign other logos;

press the infotainment key  to return to the

Radio main menu.

Manually tuning a station frequency

Saved stations can be assigned logos

Display the

frequency

band

Press the Manual function button

Fig. 179.

●

page 191.

If you want to change the logo of a memory

›››

button where a button has already been

saved, it must first be deleted from the button

in question.

Turn the adjustment knob.

Changing the

frequency step

by step

Save station logos

OR: Press the

+ or – keys on the

dial displayed on the screen.

Note

Save automatically (only in FM and DAB

mode)

Not all stations are in the database, so it is

not always possible to assign logos auto-

matically.

Press and hold one of the arrow

buttons on the left of the multifunc-

tion steering wheel. Releasing the

button switches to the next radio

station that can be tuned.

When a station is saved, the station logo is

automatically assigned.

Quickly track

the frequency

band

If there are 2 or more logos in the database,

there is the option to choose the appropriate

one.

OR: Keep your finger on the scroll

button in the frequency band and

move your finger to move the but-

ton.

Select, tune and save stations

»

Selecting stations

Saving manually

Station logos can be imported from a com-

patible data medium (for example, memory

card or memories with a USB port).

Press the function button  or 

Select the sta-

Fig. 179.

›››

tion using the

arrow keys

This switches between stations

available for tuning page 193.

›››

191

Infotainment System

Presetting stations

DIO main menu and on the station list with

the symbol TP Fig. 179 and Fig. 180.

Manually tuning a station frequency

›››

Briefly press the settings button.

Selecting a station using the mem-

The Settingsmenu can be used

to delete all of the saved stations

together, or separately

Some stations without their own traffic infor-

mation support the TP function by broad-

casting traffic announcement from other sta-

tions (EON).

Delete preset

stations

Hide the fre-

ory button also ends the manual

page 193.

›››

quency band

selection of frequencies. If no oper-

ations are performed, the frequen-

cy band is hidden after a while.

Activating and deactivating the TP func-

tion

Automatic playback (SCAN)

Presetting stations

●

When automatic playback is active, all tune-

able stations in the selected frequency band

are played for approximately 5 seconds

each.

In the Settings (FM, AM, DAB)menu,

Press and hold the desired preset

activate  or deactivate  the

button Fig. 179 until an audible

›››

Saving the sta-

tion that is be-

ing listened to.

Traffic programme (TP) function button by

signal is heard.

pressing it page 193.

›››

The tuned station is stored on a

preset button.

Start and end automatic playback

Active TP function and station selection

Press the Stations

Fig. 179 func-

›››

Traffic announcements are played in Audio

mode.

Start automatic Press the Settings function button

tion button to open the station list.

playback

and then select Scan .

The stations that are already stor-

ed on a memory key are marked on

the station list with the symbol 

If a station without the TPfunction in FM mode

is selected, the radio tries to find stations with

this function in the background. If none are

found, it will be displayed half way up the left

Press the  function button to

stop automatic playback on the

station that is being played.

Fig. 180.

›››

End automatic

playback

Automatic playback also ends

when a station is selected man-

ually using the memory buttons,

or when the screen is changed.

Select the desired station by

pressing and holding it down on

the screen. A screen opens for sav-

ing the station on the memory but-

tons.

hand side of the screen

.

Saving a sta-

tion from the

stations list



In AM mode or in Media mode, a traffic sta-

tion is automatically tuned in the background

as long as there is one available. Depending

on the situation this operation may take some

time.

Press the memory key where the

station will be saved.

Traffic information (TP)

A sound is heard and the station is

saved on the memory button. Re-

peat the process to continue sav-

ing other station on the list.

It is only possible for traffic information to be

tracked with the TP function if the station in

question can be tuned. Stations with the traf-

fic information function are shown on the RA-

192

Operating modes

Incoming traffic announcement

OR: Press the BAND function button and se-

lect the FM frequency band.

Function button: function

In Audio mode, traffic announcements are

played automatically when they are

received.

Autostore station logos ^a): The stations saved on the

memory buttons are automatically assigned ra-

dio station logos if they are available in the info-

Press the SETTINGS function button to open

the FM settingsmenu.

tainment system. Also see page 191.

›››

While the traffic announcement is playing, a

pop-up window is displayed and the radio

switches, if necessary, to the traffic informa-

tion station.

Function button: function

Station logo region ^a): This allows the vehicle's re-

gion (country) to be selected. This optimizes the

automatic assignment of station logos. The op-

tion also allows the system to select the region

automatically.

Sound : Sound settings page 173.

›››

Scan : Automatic playback (SCAN function). When

automatic playback is active, each of the tuneable

stations in the selected frequency band are played

Media mode is interrupted and the volume is

set as adjusted page 173.

›››

Automatic frequency control (AF) ^a): Automatic sta-

tion tracking is active. When there is no check in

check box , the function button RDS regional

will be inactive (grey).

for approximately 5 seconds each page 192.

›››

The volume of the traffic announcement can

be changed with the volume control . The

modified volume remains as set for subse-

quent warnings.

Seek mode : To set the settings for the arrow buttons 

and . The setting applies to all frequency bands

(FM, AM and DAB).

Radio data system (RDS) ^a): The Radio Data System

(RDS) is deactivated page 188. If there is no

›››

Preset list : The arrow keys are used to switch be-

tween all of the saved stations in the selected

frequency band.

●

check in check box , the traffic information

station (TP), radio text, station name and pro-

gram type functions will not be available.

Press the Cancel function button to end the

current travel warning. The TP function re-

mains active.

Station List : The arrow keys are used to switch

between all of the tuneable stations in the selec-

ted frequency band.

RDS regional ^a): Set the RDS automatic station

●

OR: Press the Deactivate function button to

tracking page 188.

›››

end the current traffic announcement and

deactivate the TP function permanently. The

function can be reactivated in the Settings

menu.

Fixed : Only alternative frequencies of the

set station with an identical region program

are set.

Traffic programme (TP) : The TP function (tracking of

traffic information stations) is active page 192.

›››

Delete presets : To erase all or some of the preset sta-

Automatic : It always changes to the frequen-

cy of the set station that has the best signal

at the time, even if a regional broadcast that

is in progress is interrupted.

tions.

Station logos : To assign or delete manually the sta-

Settings (FM, AM, DAB)

tion logos saved in the memory keys page 191.

›››

Radio text : The radio text is active page 188, Ra-

›››

a)

FM settings

This depends on the country and unit in question.

dio text.

Select the FM frequency band by pressing

the infotainment key .

Advanced settings ^a): Radio data services (RDS) set-

tings.

AM settings

Select the AM frequency band by pressing

the infotainment key .

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193

Infotainment System

OR: Press the BAND function button and se-

lect the AM frequency band.

OR: Press the BAND function button and se-

lect the DAB frequency band.

Function button: function

Autostore station logos ^a): Station logos are as-

Press the SETTINGS function button to open

the AM settingsmenu.

Press the SETTINGS function button to open

the DAB settingsmenu.

signed automatically when the radio stations are

stored on the memory buttons page 191.

›››

DAB traffic announcements : DAB traffic announce-

ments are played in the same way as TP traffic

announcements in any equipment mode.

Function button: function

Sound : Sound settings page 173.

›››

Other DAB announcements : DAB announcements

(news, sports information, weather, warnings,

etc.) are played while the DAB Radio mode is ac-

tive.

Scan : Automatic playback (SCAN function). When

automatic playback is active, each of the tuneable

stations in the selected frequency band are played

Scan : Automatic playback (SCAN function). When

automatic playback is active, each of the tuneable

stations in the selected frequency band are played

for approximately 5 seconds each page 192.

›››

DAB - DAB station tracking : Automatic station track-

ing within the DAB frequency range is active.

Seek mode : To set the settings for the arrow buttons 

and . The setting applies to all frequency bands

(FM, AM and DAB).

Seek mode : To set the settings for the arrow buttons 

and . The setting applies to all frequency bands

(FM, AM and DAB).

Automatic DAB - FM switching : Switching to the FM

frequency band is permitted for automatic sta-

tion tracking.

Preset list : The arrow keys are used to switch be-

tween all of the saved stations in the selected

frequency band.

Preset list : The arrow keys are used to switch be-

tween all of the saved stations in the selected

frequency band.

Switch to a similar station : This allows service pro-

viders to indicate alternative stations with similar

content.^b)

Station List : The arrow keys are used to switch

between all of the tuneable stations in the selec-

ted frequency band.

Station List : The arrow keys are used to switch

between all of the tuneable stations in the selec-

ted frequency band.

a)

b)

This depends on the country and unit in question.

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

Traffic programme (TP) : The TP function (tracking of

traffic information stations) is active page 192.

›››

Delete presets : To erase all or some of the preset sta-

tions.

Station logos : To assign logos to stations stored on

memory buttons page 191.

›››

Radio text : The radio text is active page 188, Ra-

›››

DAB settings

dio text.

Select the DAB frequency band by pressing

the infotainment button .

Advanced settings : DAB services settings.

194

Operating modes

These audio files can be played through the

corresponding players or the infotainment

system's audio inputs.

from Microsoft or an authorised Microsoft

branch is prohibited.

Media

●

The infotainment system only plays com-

Introduction

patible undamaged audio files; other files

are ignored.

Only supported files are displayed and

played. Other files are ignored.

●

Check the list of compatible devices on

Copyright

the SEAT website.

Consider the legislation on the intellectual

property of audio and video files.

Fig. 185 Related video

Note

Audio or image sources containing files in dif-

ferent media are known as “media sources”.

●

MPEG-4 HE-AAC audio coding technolo-

gy and patents are licensed by Fraunhofer

IIS.

●

This product is protected by certain Mi-

crosoft Corporation copyright and proper-

ty rights. The use or commercialization of

technology of this type outside the config-

uration of this product, without a licence

Requirements for data media and files

The factory-fitted CD and DVD players are

class 1 according to DIN IEC 76 (CO) 6 / VDE

0837.

Only standard 12 cm CD/DVDs and 32 mm x

24 mm x 2.1 mm or 1.4 mm memory cards can

be inserted in the infotainment system.

Any playable file formats on the list will here-

inafter be known as “audio files”. A CD con-

taining these types of audio files is called an

“audio data CD”.

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195

Infotainment System

Valid for the model: Navi System Plus

Data media

Playback requirements

Video files

Audio files

 Optical discs:

v Maximum resolution 720 x 576 pixel and 25-30fps

– Audio CD (up to 80 min).

(frames per second).

– Digital Audio Specification.

– MP2 (.mp2) and MP3 (.mp3) files with transfer

rates from 32 to 320 kbit/s or variable transfer

rate.

– Standard video DVD and compatible audio DVD.

– CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW with audio data up to a max. of 700

MB (megabyte) with the ISO 9660 Level 1 and 2, Joliet or UDF

1.02, 1.5, 2.01 file system.

– MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 formats

(.mpg, .mpeg, .m2ts, .avi and .mkv) with a maximum

resolution of 352x288 pixels.

– ISO MPEG-4 format (.mp4, .m4v, .avi, .mov, .3gp

and .mkv).

– WAV files (.wav).

– DVD +/- R / RW up to a maximum of 4.7 GB and double layer

DVD up to max. 8.5 GB in the Joliet file system (single session

only); UDF.

– WMA files (.wma) up to 10 mono / stereo without

copy protection and transfer rates of up to

384kbit/s.

– MPEG-4 ASP DivX format 4, 5 and 6 (.avi, .divx

and .mkv).

 Memory cards:

– Xvid MPEG-4 format (.avi and .mkv).

– MPEG-4 H.264 format:

– AAC files (.m4a, .m4b and .aac) without copy

protection.

– SD and MMC in the file system must be FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 or

VFAT (max 2 GB).

(.mp4, .m4v, .mov, .3gp, .avi, .m2ts, .mkv, .flv, .f4v

and .webm).

– OGG-Vorbis 1 (.ogg) files with transfer rates of

up to 256kbit/s.

– SDHC (max 32 GB) and SDXC (max 2 TB) with the exFAT and

NTFS file systems.

– Windows Media Video 9 format

(.wmv, .asf, .mp4, .m4v, .mov, .3gp and .avi).

– MJPEG format (.avi, .mov, .mp4 and .m4v).

– Theora format (.ogv).

– FLAC files (.flac).

 USB data media:

– Matroska container files (.mka).

– Devices with USB 2.0 and 3.0 specifications.

– FAT16, FAT32, exFAT and NTFS file system.

– Different generations of iPods™^a), iPads™^a)and iPhones™^a)

.

– Playlists in the M3U, PLS, ASX and WPL formats.

– MTP players with the trademarks “PlaysForSure” or “Ready-

ForVista”..

– Playlists must not exceed 20 kB or more than 1000 entries.

– File names and routes that do not exceed 256 characters.

– On DVD, a maximum of 1000 files per medium and directory.

– On memory cards, a maximum of 4000 files and a maximum of 1000 files per directory.

– On the Jukebox (SSD), a maximum of 3000 files.

 Jukebox (internal SSD memory).

 Playback of audio files through the AUX-IN jack.

– The external audio source must meet a series of playback conditions page 205.

›››

 Playing audio files via Bluetooth^®b)

.

– The external media player must be compatible with the A2DP Bluetooth^®profile page 205.

›››

 Playing audio files over WLAN.

– The external audio source must meet a series of playback conditions page 208

›››

a)

iPod™, iPad™ and iPhone™ are protected trademarks of Apple Inc.

Bluetooth^®is a registered trademark of Bluetooth^®SIG, Inc.

b)

196

Operating modes

Valid for the model: Media System Plus/Navi System

Data media

Requirements for playing audio files

– Digital Audio Specification.

Optical discs:



– MP2 (.mp2) and MP3 (.mp3) files with transfer rates from 32 to 320 kbit/s or varia-

ble transfer rate.

– Audio CD (up to 80 min).

– CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW with audio data up to a max. of 700 MB (megabyte) with

the ISO 9660 Level 1 and 2, Joliet or UDF 1.02, 1.5, 2.01 file system.

– WAV files (.wav).

– WMA files (.wma) up to 10 mono / stereo without copy protection and transfer rates

of up to 384kbit/s.

Memory cards:



– AAC files (.m4a, .m4b and .aac) without copy protection.

– OGG-Vorbis 1 (.ogg) files with transfer rates of up to 256kbit/s.

– FLAC files (.flac).

– SD and MMC in the file system must be FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 or VFAT (max 2 GB).

– SDHC (max 32 GB) and SDXC (max 2 TB) with the exFAT and NTFS file systems.

USB data media:



– Devices with USB 2.0 and 3.0 specifications.

– FAT16, FAT32, exFAT and NTFS file system.

– Playlists in the M3U, PLS, ASX and WPL formats.

– Playlists must not exceed 20 kB or more than 1000 entries.

– File names and routes that do not exceed 256 characters.

– On memory cards, a maximum of 4000 files and a maximum of 1000 files per di-

rectory.

– Different generations of iPods™^a), iPads™^a)and iPhones™^a)

.

– MTP players with the trademarks “PlaysForSure” or “ReadyForVista”..

– The external audio source must meet a series of playback conditions page 205.

›››

Playback of audio files through the AUX-IN jack.



– The external media player must be compatible with the A2DP Bluetooth^®profile

Playing audio files via Bluetooth^®b)

.



page 205.

›››

– The external audio source must meet a series of playback conditions page 208

›››

Play audio files through WLAN.



a)

iPod™, iPad™ and iPhone™ are protected trademarks of Apple Inc.

Bluetooth^®is a registered trademark of Bluetooth^®SIG, Inc.

b)

Read and bear in mind the instruction manual

for the external data storage device.

Quality differences between data media pro-

unreadable. On the Internet, for example, can

be found information about the best way to

record audio files or data media (compres-

sion rate, ID3 tag, etc.).

duced by different manufacturers can cause

playback interference.

Limitations and indications

Consider copyright legislation!

Dirt, high temperatures and mechanical

damage can cause data media to fail. Con-

sider the indications provided by the manu-

facturer of the data media.

The reading speed can vary considerably

depending on the size, the usage status

The configuration of data media or of the

equipment or programs used for recording

may cause some tracks or data media to be

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197

Infotainment System

(copying and deleting processes), the struc-

ture of the folders and the type of files of the

data media used.

The illustration shows an example of a con-

ventional audio data CD, containing tracks

Playback order of files and folders

, folders  and subfolders Fig. 186.

›››

Playlists only establish a certain playback

order. The files are not saved in them. Play-

lists cannot be played if the files on the data

media are not saved to the path to which the

playlist refers.

In this case the tracks will be played as fol-

lows¹⁾:

1

2

in the root directory

1.

Tracks

and

(Root) of the CD

3

4

in the first F1 folder of

2. Tracks

and

A cover can only be displayed when the

name starts with “Cover”, “Folder” or “Al-

bum”.

the CD root directory

5

3. Track

in the first subfolder F1.1 of fold-

er F1.

Note

6

4. Track

in the first subfolder F1.1.1 of

subfolder F1.1

●

Do not use memory card adaptors, USB

extension cords or USB hubs!

7

5. Track

in the second subfolder F1.2 of

folder F1

●

SEAT assumes no liability for any deterio-

ration or loss of files on data storage devi-

ces.

8

9

in the second folder F2

6. Track

and

Fig. 186 Example of the structure of an audio

Note

data CD.

●

The playback sequence can be modified

by selecting the different playback modes

page 199.

The audio files  stored on data media are

often arranged by file folders  and playlists

 to establish a certain playback order.

›››

●

Playlists do not play automatically, they

have to be selected directly from the track

selection menu page 202.

Depending on their name on the data media,

tracks, folders and playlists are ordered nu-

merically and alphabetically.

›››

1)

The Mix/repeat including subfolders function must

be active in the Media settingsmenu

›››

page 211.

198

Operating modes

MEDIA main menu function buttons

MEDIA main menu

Function button: function

Playback is resumed. The  func-



tion button changes to  .

The media source that is being

played. Press to select another me-

dia source.

Play similar tracks.

Creates a virtual playlist that in-

cludes tracks with a similar rhythm

to the one being played if available

^a)

JUKEBOX ^a): Internal hard drive



(SSD) page 206.

›››

using Gracenote^®

.

CD/DVD ^a): Internal CD and DVD

Opens the menu Media Set-

tings.

SETTINGS

drive page 203.

›››

SD CARD 1 , SD CARD 2 *: SD memo-

Repeats all the tracks that are on

the same memory level as the track

being played at that moment. If in

the Media Settingsmenu the

Mix/Repeat including subfolders option

is enabled, it also includes the sub-

folders.

ry card page 204.

›››

Fig. 187 MEDIA main menu.

SOURCE

USB 1 , USB 2 *: External data stor-



REPEAT

Using the Media main menu, different media

sources can be selected and played.

age device connected to the USB

port  page 204.

›››

●

Press the infotainment button  to open

AUX : External audio source con-

nected to the AUX-IN multimedia

the Media Fig. 187main menu.

›››

socket page 205.

›››



REPEAT

Repeat the current track.

It will continue playing the last media source

selected from the same point.

BT AUDIO : Bluetooth^®audio

Random playback of tracks that are

at the same memory level as the

current track. If in the Media Set-

tingsmenu the

page 205.

›››

The media source being played is indicated

on the dropdown list when pressing the

WLAN *: External audio source con-

nected by WLAN page 208

›››

MIX



SOURCE function button Fig. 187.

›››

Mix/Repeat including subfolders option

is enabled, it also includes the sub-

folders.

Depending on the level, track list,

folders or source.

If there is no available media source, the Me-

dia main menu is displayed.

SELECTION

Changes track in Media mode or

fast forward/rewind.

a)

»

Only available for the Navi System Plus model.

/

 

Playback stops. The  function

button changes to  .



199

Infotainment System

Display: Meaning

Indications and symbols of the MEDIA

main menu

Switching the Media source

DAB not available.

^b)

Display: Meaning

a)

Gracenote^®is a database available on the Infotain-

Information about the artist name, al-

bum name and song title.

ment system hard drive that contains information on

the tracks of different artists and albums. In order for

the user to benefit from the functions offered by

Gracenote^®, the tracks must contain the artist and/or

album data (only available for the model: Navi Sys-

tem Plus.

Audio CD: track information if availa-

ble via Gracenote^®a). If no data is

available, it only displays Trackand

the corresponding order number.

A

b)

Depends on the market and unit in question.

Album cover.

The system prioritizes the display as

follows:

Note

Fig. 188 MEDIA mode: switching media source.

1st Cover embedded in the file(s).

2nd Image in the file folder.

3rd Image provided by the Grace-

note^®database^a)

●

When the media source is inserted, play-

●

Lower the base volume on the Infotainment

system.

ing will not start automatically; it is neces-

sary for the user to select the source. Nor

will the media source change when it is

ejected.

B

●

From the Media main menu, press the

4th Icon of the connected device.

SOURCE function button Fig. 188 and se-

›››

If playing a video file, by pressing the

icon (cover) it can be played on full

screen.

●

In order to see the different covers inside

lect the desired media source.

of the same album/folder, make sure that

the tracks contain different information

about the Artist or Album in its metadata. If

not, you will see the same cover for all of

tracks contained in the same album/folder.

●

OR: from the Media main menu, press the

 Infotainment button repeatedly to cycle

The playing time so far and time re-

maining in minutes and seconds.

C

through the available media sources.

In the pop-up window, the Media sources not

selected are shown as deactivated (in grey).

The RDS radio data service is deacti-

vated. The RDS can be activated in

the FM settingsmenu.

RDS off^b)

When a Media source that has already been

played is selected again, playback is re-

sumed from the point at which it was stop-

ped.

The TP function is active and can be

tuned in.

TP^b)

There is no traffic news station availa-

ble.

^b)

Note

The Media source can be changed in the

Track list view: select Media

> View.

200

Operating modes

Changing track in the MEDIA main

menu

Selecting an album by cover

Action

Function

Press the function but-

ton  twice in a row.

If the track has been

played for more than 3

seconds, it returns to the

start of the previous track.

If the first track is being

played, pressing the but-

ton goes back to the last

track on the data media

that is being played.

Briefly press the func-

tion button  once.

To the next track. It

changes the last track to

the first track on the data

media that is being

played.

Fig. 190 Selection by cover.

Fig. 189 MEDIA main menu.

1

Clicking on the current cover Fig. 189

›››

Press and hold function Rewind.

button  .

will display all of the album covers available

The tracks of the Media source that is being

listened to can be changed successively us-

ing the arrow buttons.

in the active Media source Fig. 190.

›››

Press and hold function Fast forward.

button  .

It is possible to browse through all the albums

by sliding the covers right or left, by using the

bottom horizontal scroll bar, or by using the

settings button.

The arrow buttons cannot be used to exit a

playlist or start the playback of a playlist.

Both actions have to be performed manually

Change to the previ-

ous/next track, with the

same playback times as

changing tracks with the

keys  or  .

Slide your finger hori-

from the track selection menu page 202.

›››

zontally over the screen.

The cover selection view closes after approx-

imately 5 seconds of inactivity and the Media

main menu is displayed again.

Control through the MEDIA main menu

Action

Function

At the start of the current

track. If the track has

been played for less than

3 seconds, it returns to

the start of the previous

track.

Briefly press the func-

tion button  once.

201

Infotainment System

●

Search the track list and press the track

Selecting a track from a track list

Function button: function

you want.

Press the function button to open the top

C

If there is track information available, the

folder of the Media source.

Start playback of the first track.

Repeat all tracks.

track (on audio CDs) or the file name (MP3) is



displayed instead of Track

+ num.

Overview of the function buttons in the

track list

Repeats all the tracks that are on the

same memory level as the track being

played at that moment. If in the Media

Settingsmenu the



Function button: function

Mix/Repeat including subfolders option is

enabled, it also includes the subfolders

Open the Sourcesmenu. Select anoth-

A

er Media source by pressing.

Fig. 191 Media Mode: list of folders of a Media

page 211.

›››

source.

Indicates the media source being ex-

plored. If pressed, it goes to the root of

the device shown on the icon.

Random play.

Includes all the tracks that are on the

same memory level as the track being

played at that moment. If in the Media

Settingsmenu the

JUKEBOX ^a): Internal hard disk of the info-

tainment system (SSD) page 206.

›››



CD/DVD ^a): Internal CD and DVD drive

Mix/Repeat including subfolders option is

enabled, it also includes the subfolders

page 203.

›››

page 211.

›››

SD CARD 1 , SD CARD 2 *: SD memory

CLOSE

card page 204.

›››

To close the tracks list.

B

×

USB 1 , USB 2 *: External data storage de-

vice connected to the USB port 

a)

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus.

Fig. 192 Media Mode: list of tracks of a Media

page 204.

›››

source.

Note

BT AUDIO : External Media Player con-

nected via Bluetooth^®page 205.

Open a list of tracks

›››

Tracks, folders and playlists can also be

selected by turning the setting button, and

they can be played or opened by pressing

it.

●

Press the SELECT function button on the

AUX : Audio source connected to the

MEDIA main menu Fig. 189 to open the

›››

AUX-IN socket page 205.

›››

track list. The track that is playing is highligh-

WLAN *: External audio source connec-

ted Fig. 192.

›››

ted by WLAN page 208.

›››

202

Operating modes

●

The CD or DVD in the drive will be ejected

Data bank view

Insert or remove a CD or DVD

3 The DVD drive is only available for model: Navi

System Plus

and must be removed within approximately

10 seconds.

If the CD is not removed within 10 seconds, it

is automatically retracted for security rea-

sons without activating the CD mode.

Unreadable or defective CD or DVD

If the data on an inserted CD or DVD cannot

be read or a defective CD or DVD is inserted,

the corresponding warning appears on

screen.

Fig. 193 Media Mode: data bank view

Depending on the equipment, unreadable

CDs or DVDs are automatically ejected 3

times and reinserted to start another three

read attempts before this indication is dis-

played.

On the track list, click the Show database view

option. The content of the current Media

source will be listed by Playlists , Artists ,

Albums , Genres , Tracks and Videos

Fig. 194 Slots for data storage devices in the

glove compartment.

The driver should refrain from operating the

unit while the vehicle is in motion. Insert or

change the data storage device before mov-

ing off!

Fig. 191.

›››

Note

When selecting one of the folders Artists ,

Albums or Titles , a search button is displayed

in the upper right corner (magnifying glass)

that allows searching within the selected cat-

●

Uneven road surfaces and strong vibra-

The CD and DVD drives can play audio CDs

and DVDs and audio data CDs and DVDs.

tions can cause playback to jump.

●

When the temperature inside the equip-

egory page 169, Input window with on-

›››

ment is too high, loading and playback of

CDs and DVDs is disabled.

screen keypad.

Insert a CD or DVD

●

Insert a CD or DVD into the slot

●

To return to the folder view, press the

Show folder view option on the SELECTION

menu.

If after inserting a number of different or

3

Fig. 194

with the printed side facing up-

›››

DVDs and receiving the CD or DVD drive

error, every time, contact a specialised

workshop.

wards, until the equipment inserts it automati-

cally.

Ejecting a CD or DVD

●

1

Press button 

.

203

Infotainment System

iPod™, iPad™ and iPhone™

Inserting or ejecting a memory

card

External data storage device con-

Depending on the country and equipment,

iPods™, iPads™ or iPhones™ can be connec-

ted via the device's own USB cable to the ve-

hicle’s USB port  and used as audio sour-

ces.

nected to the USB port 

Depending on the features and the country,

the vehicle may have one or two slots for SD

cards.

Depending on the features and the country,

the vehicle may have one or two USB con-

nections page 241.

›››

Where this manual refers to external data

storage devices, this means USB mass stor-

age devices containing supported audio files,

such as MP3 players, iPods™ and USB sticks.

After connecting an iPod™, iPad™ or iPhone™,

the list views specific to the iPod™ are dis-

played at the top selection level ( Play-

lists,  Artists,  Albums,  Tracks,

 Podcasts, etc.).

Inserting a memory card

Insert the compatible memory card, with the

cut corner first and the contacts facing down,

2

into slot Fig. 194 , until it clicks into

›››

Only supported audio files are displayed and

played. Other files are ignored.

place.

Possible error messages after connecting

external data media

Further operation of the external data medi-

um (changing track, selecting tracks and

playback modes) is described in the appro-

Removing a memory card

The inserted memory cards must be pre-

pared for removal.

Cause and actions to

Error message

take

priate chapters of this manual page 195.

›››

●

From the main Media menu, press the

It is not possible to play the

external data media or es-

tablish communication with

the adapter cable that is

Instructions and restrictions

SETTINGS button to open the Media Set-

tingsmenu or press the infotainment button

 and then press Settings, to open the

System settingsmenu.

Compatibility with Apple™ devices and other

media players depends on the unit.

used.

Source is not

The USB port  supplies the usual USB volt-

age of 5 volts for a USB connection.

supported.

●

Check that the external data

Press the Remove safely function button. A

media is connected and op-

erates correctly.

dropdown menu appears with the following

options: SD1 Card, SD2 Card*, USB1 and

USB2*. Pressing the corresponding function

button disables it.

External hard disks larger than 32 GB must be

reformatted for the FAT32 file system in some

circumstances. You will find the necessary

software and information on the Internet.

If possible, update the exter-

nal data media software.

Communication interrupted.

●

Press the inserted memory card. The mem-

Device not re-

sponding.

ory card “jumps” to the eject position.

Take into account all other instructions and

limitations regarding requirements for media

sources.

Check that the external data

media is connected and op-

●

Remove the memory card.

erates correctly.

204

Operating modes

Information on operating an external au-

dio source connected to the AUX-IN multi-

media socket

●

If a connected source is not recognized,

Cause and actions to

take

Error message

disconnect and reconnect it. If the data

cannot be played, the corresponding indi-

cation will be displayed.

Due to the large number of different data storage de-

vices and various iPod™, iPad™ and iPhone™ genera-

tions available, it is not possible to guarantee fault-

free operation of all functions described here.

Operation

Effect

Selection of another au- The external audio

dio source from the Info- source continues to run in

External audio source connected to

the AUX-IN multimedia socket 

tainment system.

the background.

Disconnecting

Stopping playback on

the external audio

source.

The infotainment system

Data media be prepared for disconnection.

remains in the AUXmenu.

Depending on the equipment and country

there may be an AUX-IN multimedia socket

›››

The connected external audio source cannot

be operated with the infotainment system's

controls.

●

From the main Media menu, press the SET-

page 241.

TINGSbutton to open the Media Settings

menu or press the infotainment button  and

then press Settings, to open the System

settingsmenu.

Remove the connector

from the AUX-IN multi-

media jack.

The infotainment system

remains in the AUXmenu.

Note

●

Press the Remove safely function button. A

●

Please read and observe the manufac-

turer's instruction manual for the external

audio source.

dropdown menu appears with the following

options: SD1 Card, SD2 Card*, USB1 and

USB2*. Pressing the corresponding function

button disables it.

Connecting an external audio source to

the AUX-IN multimedia socket

●

Connect the external audio source to the

AUX-IN multimedia socket.

Start playback on the external audio

source.

●

Interference noise may be heard if the ex-

ternal audio source is powered from the 12-

volt power socket of the vehicle.

●

Now the data storage device can be dis-

●

connected.

●

In the MEDIA main menu, press the SOURCE

Note

function button and select AUX .

Connect an external audio source

via Bluetooth^®

●

Do not connect an external media player

at the same time to play music via Blue-

tooth^®and via the USB port  with the In-

fotainment system, as this could cause

playback limitations.

The playback volume of the connected ex-

ternal audio source should be adjusted to the

volume of the other audio sources

In the Bluetooth^®Audio mode, audio files that

are playing on a device connected by Blue-

tooth can be listened to on the infotainment

system.

page 173.

›››

●

If the external player is an Apple™ device,

»

it cannot be simultaneously connected by

USB and by Bluetooth^®

.

205

Infotainment System

Conditions

Controlling playback

Jukebox (SSD)

3 Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

The Bluetooth^®audio source must support

The extent to which the Bluetooth^®audio sys-

tem can be operated through the infotain-

ment system depends on the connected

Bluetooth^®device.

●

the A2DP Bluetooth^®profile.

●

In the Bluetooth® Settingsmenu the

Bluetooth Audio (A2DP/AVRCP) function must be

on. Select Telephone

> Settings >

Note

Bluetooth

●

Due to the large number of possible Blue-

tooth^®audio sources, it is not possible to

guarantee fault-free operation of all de-

scribed functions.

Starting Bluetooth^®audio transfer

Activate Bluetooth^®visibility on the external

●

Bluetooth^®audio source.

●

Always switch off the warning and serv-

●

In the MEDIA main menu, press the SOURCE

ice tones on a connected Bluetooth^®audio

source, e.g. key tones on a mobile tele-

phone, to prevent possible interference

noise and malfunctions.

function button and select BT audio .

●

nect an external Bluetooth^®audio source for

the first time page 231.

Fig. 195 Manage Jukebox

Press Search for new device in order to con-

The “jukebox” is located on the hard drive of

the Infotainment system (SSD¹⁾).

›››

●

To play music, do not link the external

media player simultaneously to Bluetooth^®

and the USB interface of the infotainment

system, as this can cause limitations during

playback.

OR: Select a Bluetooth^®external audio

●

Compressed audio files (MP3 and WMA) and

some video files (Podcasts, AVIs, etc.) can be

imported from different data storage devices

to the jukeboxand this used to play them.

source from the list.

●

Please refer to the instructions on the

screen of the Infotainment system and on the

Bluetooth^®audio source regarding the rest of

the procedure.

●

The system response time may vary, de-

The files will only be copied when the engine

is running. Copying copy-protected CDs and

DVDs is prohibited

pending on the connected external play-

back device.

●

If the external player is an Apple™ device,

You may need to manually start playback on

the Bluetooth^®source.

When the Bluetooth^®device is disconnected,

the infotainment system remains in Blue-

tooth^®audio mode.

it cannot be simultaneously connected by

Importing files

USB and by Bluetooth^®

.

●

In Media mode, press the SETTINGS func-

tion button and then select Manage Jukebox .

●

Press the  IMPORT function button.

1)

Solid-State-Drive (SSD).

206

Operating modes

●

Select the desired source from the Select

Functions and progress display during the

copying operation

Press the DELETE  function button. The

sourcemenu.

files and folders will be deleted according to

the selection made.

While copying, an animation is displayed

along with the progress percentage on the

import screen.

The data storage device is prepared. This op-

eration may take a few seconds.

●

When the files have been deleted, a mes-

sage will appear.

●

Activate the checkboxes to the right of the

Press the BACK  function button to close

Audio data CD: It is not possible to copy and

play files at the same time.

files or folders to be imported.

●

the menu.

If Select all is activated, all files and folders

●

Press the Cancel function button to end the

Opening stored audio and video files

●

on the data storage device will be imported.

●

import of the whole track that is currently be-

ing imported.

Press the  IMPORT function button.

Change to Jukebox(SSD) content.

Depending on the selection, all files and fold-

ers will be imported with the indicated name

to the Jukebox.

When storing the tracks, they are stored un-

der different categories and lists according to

the information available.

●

To obtain information on the status of the

import, press the Information function button.

●

Press the BACK  function button to close

the import screen with the progress informa-

tion.

If no track information is available, the audio

files will be placed in the following folders:

The tracks saved can be checked and

opened from these lists according to different

categories.

●

When the file import ends, a message will

Audio data CD

appear.

Jukebox

■

Album

●

Playlist

Artist

Album

Music genre

Title

Video

■

Unknown albums

Deleting files

Título.mp3¹⁾

■

●

In Media mode, press the SETTINGS func-

■

Artists

●

tion button and then select Manage Jukebox .

■

Unknown artists

●

Press the DELETE  function button.

■

Unknown albums

●

Activate the checkboxes to the right of the

Título.mp3¹⁾

■

files or folders to be deleted.

●

If Select all is activated, all the files and

●

Non-playable files (an unsupported file has

folders on the data storage device will be de-

leted.

»

been imported).

1)

The name and extension of the file are exam-

ples.

207

Infotainment System

●

Having the Enable WLAN connectionop-

Note

tem can be guaranteed, its operation de-

pends on the application itself.

tion active, which can be found in the wireless

connection configuration.

●

If the Infotainment system cancels a

copying operation, check the storage

space on the internal hard drive and check

the data storage device.

●

Pairing the mobile device to the Infotain-

ment system using a password generated by

the system. Pairing must be done from the

device to be connected.

WLAN settings

●

Due to copyright laws, before any

To access the WLAN settings the ignition must

be switched on.

change in ownership of the Infotainment

system, all files stored on the jukebox must

be deleted.

Starting the WLAN audio transfer

●

Select the Media main menu by pressing

the infotainment key .

Press the SETTINGS function button to open

the Media settingsmenu.

●

Start the UPnP app or the app for the play-

There are several possible reasons why

files may be shown as inactive (grey): files

that cannot be imported (e.g. images), files

that are already stored in the Jukebox or

files that take up more space than availa-

ble in the internal memory.

back of the WLAN audio source.

●

In the MEDIA main menu, press the SOURCE

function button and select WLAN .

●

Press the WLAN function button, then the

Please refer to the instructions on the

Share connection over WLANbutton will

appear along with information about the use

of WLAN.

screen of the Infotainment system and on the

WLAN audio source regarding the rest of the

procedure.

Connect an external audio source

via WLAN*

●

Press the function button Share connec-

tion over WLAN, then you can Enable

WLAN connectionand access the WLAN

network Configuration.

Controlling playback

The extent to which the WLAN audio can be

controlled via the Infotainment system de-

pends on the connected WLAN device and

the app that is used.

WLAN allows wireless connection between an

external audio source and the Infotainment

system.

●

Press the Configurationfunction button

to configure the WLAN network.

To use this connection, the device being con-

nected must have an app compatible with

the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) communi-

cation protocol.

Function button: function

Note

●

The Infotainment system does not pro-

Enable WLAN connection : To turn on/off the WLAN net-

work.

vide an internet connection, it only estab-

lishes a wireless connection between the

mobile device and said system.

Security level: WPA2 encryption automatically

generates an 8 character network key.

Conditions

●

Having a compatible (UPnP) app installed

on the device.

●

Via the WLAN, only the connection be-

tween the device and the Infotainment sys-

208

Operating modes

Controlling a DVD menu

Function button: function

●

Briefly touch the screen to activate the

Network key : Network key automatically gener-

ated. Press the function button to manually

change the network key. The network key must

have a minimum of 8 characters and a maximum

of 63.

function buttons in the DVD mode main menu

›››

Fig. 196.

Function button: function

SSID : Name of the WLAN network of the infotain-

ment system.

SOURCE

Display and selection of the source.

To display the control menu and re-

turn to the main DVD screen

Fig. 197.

›››

Do not send network name (SSID) : Activate the

checkbox to deactivate the visibility of the WLAN

network.

DVD MENU

Fig. 197 DVD mode control menu.

A

B

Chapter display.

Regional code of video DVD

To save the changes made to the configura-

tion of the mobile access point, press the

SAVE button.

Quite often, the playback of DVD video is

limited to certain regions (for example, to the

US and Canada) by so-called region “co-

des”. These DVDs can only be played on

units that are coded for the same region.

Displays play time duration and re-

maining play time.

 : Move the control menu window.

 : Minimise the control menu win-

Video DVD mode

3 Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

dow.

The unit's DVD drive is configured to read the

regional code for the region in which the vehi-

cle was originally sold.

C

 : Maximise the control menu win-

dow.

 : Close the control menu.

Starting the DVD mode

Use the arrow buttons to browse the

DVD menu. Confirm the selection by

pressing OK .

●

Insert a compatible DVD in the DVD drive.

D

E

The reading of DVD data may take a few sec-

onds.

Press to open the DVD main menu.

The DVD's “intro” (short initial sequence) is

played. Next, the different DVD menus are

displayed.

To move to the next or previous

chapter.

/

 

Playback stops. The  function but-

ton changes to  .

Fig. 196 DVD main menu.



»

209

Infotainment System

Function button: function

Images

Function button: function

Format : To select the screen format. If Automaticis

selected, the optimal format for the screen is set au-

tomatically.

Playback is resumed. The  func-



tion button changes to  .

This menu contains the Video (DVD)

settings.

SETTINGS

Audio channel : To select the language of the voice in-

structions.

Note

Subtitles : To select the subtitle language.

●

The visual appearance of the DVD film

menus and the menu options which it offers

are the responsibility of the DVD manufac-

turer.

Enter/change PIN for parental settings : Parental settings

password.

Child protection : To select the level of protection you

want to associate with DVD playback.

Fig. 198 Images main menu.

●

The difference in behaviour of some films

when using the same mode is the responsi-

bility of the DVD manufacturer.

The options within the Video Settings (DVD)

menu may vary depending on the DVD or the

chapter that is playing.

Using the Images menu, image files can be

viewed (e.g. photos) individually or as a slide-

show.

●

You may not be able to play video DVDs

which you have burned yourself.

●

The available audio channel languages and

subtitles depend on the DVD that is inserted.

The image files must be stored on a compati-

ble data storage device.

The Infotainment system screen only dis-

plays the image when the vehicle is stop-

ped. Whilst in motion, the screen discon-

nects (the image), but the audio remains

active.

All or part of the content of a video DVD can

be protected by a password (PIN) if the DVD

allows parental settings. In addition, you can

choose the restriction level based on age,

with 1 being the least restrictive (all audien-

ces) and 8 the most restrictive (adults).

●

Press the Infotainment  button and then

select the Imagescontext.

●

Press the SOURCE function button to select

the source where the pictures in question are

located.

Video settings (DVD)

3 Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

Function button: function

While in the DVD mode press the SETTINGS

function button and then select the Video set-

tings (DVD) option.

SOURCE

Selection of the source.

SELECTION

Opens a list of image files.

210

Operating modes

Requirements for viewing images

Media settings

Function button: function

Image files

Maximum resolu-

The image viewed was obtained via

●

Select the MEDIA main menu by pressing

tion

GPS localisation and upon pressing

this function button, the navigator

menu opens to start a route to this

destination.

the infotainment key .

●



BMP

JPEG

JPG

GIF

4MP

Press the SETTINGS function button to open

the Media settingsmenu.

4MP (Progressive Mode)

Rotate the image view 90° left or

right, or by swiping your fingers

across the screen in a circular direc-

tion.

64MP

4MP

Function button: function

 / 

Sound : Sound settings page 173.

›››

Manage Jukebox ^a): To import files to the jukebox or to

PNG

4MP

Reset the view of the image.



delete existing files page 206.

›››

To stop the playback of a slideshow.

The  function button changes to

 .

Mix/repeat including subfolders : Subfolders are inclu-



ded in the selected playback mode page 195.

›››

Image settings

Bluetooth® : Bluetooth^®settings page 239

›››

Open the Image settingsmenu

To continue the playback of a slide-

show. The  function button

changes to  .

WLAN ^a): WLAN settings page 208.

›››



●

Press the SETTINGS function button in the

main Images menu.

Video settings : Settings for playing DVD videos or

files.

Change image PREVIOUSor NEXT,

or by sliding your finger horizontally

across the screen.

/

 

Function button: function

Remove safely : To prepare external data media for ex-

traction or disconnection. See also page 204, In-

›››

Image view : To adjust the image view format.

SETTINGS

Open the Image settings menu.

serting or ejecting a memory card and

Automatic: Images scale to the size of the

screen (the image may not be displayed com-

pletely).

page 204, External data storage device con-

›››

nected to the USB port .

Enlarging or reducing the view

Traffic programme (TP) : The TP function (tracking of

●

Slide 2 fingers across the screen, moving

them further apart or closer together.

OR: turn the settings button.

Complete: The images are displayed fully on

traffic information stations) is active page 192.

›››

the screen.

a)

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus.

●

Display time : To adjust the display time of images

during a slideshow.

Repeat slideshow : The active slideshow is repeated

infinitely.

211

Infotainment System

Navigation¹⁾

Depending on the country, some functions of

the infotainment system will not be available

on the screen when travelling higher than a

certain speed. It is not a malfunction, but is

due to compliance with legislation.

Navigation area and update of navigation

data

Road layouts change continuously. There-

fore, if the navigation data are not updated,

then errors or inaccuracies may occur.

Introduction

SEAT recommends updating navigation data

on a regular basis.

CAUTION

The navigation announcements may be in-

accurate (e.g. due to out-of-date data).

Updating and using navigation da-

ta from an SD card

Fig. 199 Related video

Instructions for navigation

General information

3 Only available for the model: Navi System

A GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite

system locates the current position of the ve-

hicle. The vehicle’s sensors measure the dis-

tance travelled. The measurements are com-

pared with the stored detailed map resour-

ces, according to road indications stored in

them. Traffic reports, if any, will also be taken

into account in the route calculation (dynam-

When the Infotainment system is unable to re-

ceive any data from GPS satellites (tunnels,

garages), navigation can still continue using

the vehicle sensors.

The SD card is factory fitted in slot 2 for SD

cards.

Navigation data that is currently valid for this

unit in order to allow all functions to be used

in full.

Possible limitations in navigation

In areas that are not or are only partially digi-

tised (e.g. insufficient definition of one-way

streets and road categories), the Infotain-

ment system will still attempt to provide route

guidance.

Updating navigation data

ic route guidance page 220). Using all the

›››

The current navigation data can be downloa-

ded in the internet at www.seat.com and stor-

ed in a SD card compatible with the unit.

data available, the Infotainment system cal-

culates the optimum route to the destination.

The destination is defined by entering an ad-

dress or a point of interest, e.g. a petrol sta-

tion or hotel.

In the case of missing or incomplete naviga-

tion data, it may not be possible to determine

the exact position of the vehicle. This may

mean that navigation is not as precise as usu-

al.

Suitable SD Cards can be acquired at SEAT

dealerships.

The procedure is described on the internet at

www.seat.com.

Navigation announcements and graphic rep-

resentations will guide you to your destina-

tion.

1)

Valid for: Navi System and Navi System Plus.

212

Operating modes

●

Using navigation data

Insert the memory card containing the nav-

Updating and installing navigation

data

igation data page 204.

●

›››

●

Insert the memory card page 204.

›››

Press the infotainment key  > Settings

System information.

●

Wait for the testing icon to disappear.

3 Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

>

If the inserted memory card contains naviga-

tion data, the following message appears:

The Infotainment system is equipped with an

internal navigation data memory. The re-

quired navigation data are already installed

on the system.

●

Press UPDATEto import the stored naviga-

tion data.

●

“The source contains

a valid naviga-

Follow the instructions displayed on the

tion database”. Navigation can be started.

screen.

The Infotainment system always requires the

navigation data that is currently valid for this

unit in order to allow all functions to be used

in full. Using an old version may lead to errors

during navigation.

Note

Once installed, the memory card can be re-

moved. The memory card must be prepared

●

The inserted memory card must be pre-

for removal page 204.

pared before it is ejected page 204.

›››

●

Navigation is not possible without the SD

CAUTION

card.

Do not remove the memory card while the

navigation data is being installed. The

memory card may be irreparably dam-

aged!

●

Updating navigation data

Do not remove the memory card while

the navigation data is in use. This could

damage the memory card!

To update navigation data visit our website:

www.seat.com.

●

The navigation memory card cannot be

The navigation data must be installed after

downloading. Navigation is not possible from

the memory card.

used as a memory for other files.

●

Note

SEAT recommends using only the original

SEAT cards. The use of other memory cards

could limit its operation.

●

The navigation memory card may not be

used as memory storage for other files. The

Infotainment system will not recognise the

files saved on it.

Installing navigation data

The installation process takes about 2 hours.

SEAT recommends a CLASS 10¹⁾memory

●

If the Infotainment system is switched off, the

installation process is paused and will auto-

matically resume when switched back on.

card for the use of navigation data. The use

of other memory cards could limit its oper-

ation.

●

Switch the ignition on.

1)

The speed class of an SD card.

213

Infotainment System

Navigation main menu function buttons

and indicators

Navigation main menu

New destination (entering the des-

tination)

Function button: function

A

The split screen is displayed page 218.

›››

Messages and function buttons on the map

B

display page 219.

›››

NEW DEST : To enter a new destination page 214.

›››

ROUTE : During route guidance page 216.

›››

MY DESTS. : To activate or manage stored destina-

tions page 216.

›››

Fig. 200 Navigation main menu

Fig. 201 Search screen.

POI : Search for points of interest (car parks, fuel sta-

tions and restaurants) within a particular search area

Navigation functions can only be used if the

navigation data for the area where the vehi-

cle is driving is available in the infotainment

system.

page 218.

›››

●

In the Navigation main menu, press the

New destination function button.

Press the OPTIONS function button and se-

lect the desired destination entry type

(Search, Address, POIor On the map).

VIEW : To modify or activate or deactivate the split

A

●

screen and show POI Fig. 200

page 218.

›››

The Navigation main menu allows you to se-

lect a new destination, call up a previously

used or stored destination and search for

points of interest.

SETTINGS : Open the Navigation Settings

menu.

●

Using voice control*, if you say Town, street

and number, without pauses, and then the in-

struction “Start Route Guidance” a route to

the given destination will start.

Opening the main Navigation menu

●

Press the Infotainment button  to open the

last menu that was open in navigation.

Search

●

If the Navigation main menu is not dis-

Search for addresses and Points of Interest

played, press the infotainment button 

again until the main navigation menu is dis-

played.

using the keypad to enter them Fig. 201.

›››

For cities, post codes and points of interest,

the full details must be entered. You can also

●

OR: Press the  function button to return

menu by menu to the Navigation menu.

214

Operating modes

Function button: function

search for points of interest by names or cat-

egories. When necessary, enter the name of

the city to refine the search.

–

Orange route: Shortest route to the

destination, even if it results in longer

travelling time.

Route options : Setting route options, see Naviga-

tion Settings

Route options.

>

●

Select the desired route by pressing it.

Fig. 201

›››

Start : Starts guided navigation to the selected point

of interest.

The route criteria settings in the Route op-

tionsmenu are modified accordingly.

Press to open the cursor buttons (, ),

which allow you to move within the text.

A

If a route is not selected, the route guidance

starts automatically after approx. one minute

according to the setting selected in Route

options.

After starting route guidance

Steering

When narrowing down the destination ad-

dress, please note that every entry restricts

the available range of subsequent selections.

Once the route has been calculated, the sys-

tem gives the first navigation announcement.

Up to 3 navigation announcements are given

before a turn.

To enter an address press the function but-

tons in the following order:

●

Country, City (or postcode), Centre

●

Press the adjustment knob to listen to the

(starts the route to the centre of the indicated

city), Street, Number, Junction, LAST DES-

TINATIONS, START (starts route guidance to

the selected destination).

last audible navigation instruction.

The indicated distances depend to a great

extent on the type of road and the traffic

speed. On motorways, for example, naviga-

tion announcements are received much earli-

er than in urban traffic.

Fig. 202 Route calculation.

On the map

When starting route guidance, the route is

calculated based on the data that have been

selected in the Route optionsmenu.

●

Select the destination on the map or enter

it using GPS coordinates and confirm with

OK .

The corresponding navigation announce-

ments are also given on roads with several

lanes that split, and on roundabouts, for ex-

ample: “Leave the roundabout at the second

exit.”

Three alternative routes are proposed

Fig. 202. These 3 routes correspond to the

›››

Function button: function

selectable route options: Economical, Fast

and Short.

Store : Store the point of interest in the destination

memory page 216.

›››

A navigation announcement informs you

when you have reached your “destination”.

–

Blue route: Economic route.

Red route: Fastest route.

»

Edit : Edit the destination or enter another one.

215

Infotainment System

Function button: function

A navigation announcement informing you

that you have reached the “destination area”

is given if the exact destination cannot be

reached.

The stored destinations can be selected from

the My destinationsmenu.

STOP GUIDANCE : Aborts current route guidance.

●

Press the My destinations function button in

ENTER DESTINATION : To enter a new destination or a

the main Navigation menu.

new stopover page 214.

›››

During dynamic route guidance, you re-

ceive information about reported traffic con-

gestion on the route. An additional navigation

announcement is given if the route is recalcu-

lated.

●

Select the desired function button.

CONGESTION AHEAD : To exclude a section of the

route. To cancel the exclusion, press the Route func-

tion button and then CANCEL CONGESTION .

STORE POSITION , ROUTES , DESTINATIONS ,

LAST DESTINATIONS OR HOME ADDRESS .

CHANGE ROUTE ^a): The map of the calculated route

appears and by holding a finger on the route and

dragging the finger across said map, the route is

changed to the road(s) that you want and the new

route is then recalculated.

Store position

During a navigation announcement, you can

change its volume using the button .

●

By pressing the STORE POSITION function

button, the current position is stored as a

Flagged destinationin the Destination

memory.

For other announcement settings, select

Navigation

> Settings > Navigation

ROUTE DETAILS : View route information.

announcements.

To save the stored position permanently as a

flagged destination, change the name of

the position in the destination memory. Oth-

erwise, the saved position is overwritten when

another flagged destination is saved.

a)

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

Note

●

If you miss a turning during route guid-

ance and are currently unable to turn back,

keep on driving until the navigation system

offers a new route.

My destinations (destination mem-

ory)

●

Mark the Flagged destinationin the

●

The quality of the announcements and

destination memory.

recommendations depends on the naviga-

tion data available and any reported traffic

problems.

●

Press the Store function button.

The name can be changed in the following

input window. Press the  function button to

store the destination.

Route

Routes

In the Navigation main menu, press the Route

function button.

In the Routemode, you can define various

destinations (final destination and stopovers).

Fig. 203 List of saved routes.

The Route function button is only displayed

with route guidance activated.

216

Operating modes

The starting point of a route is always the

vehicle’s current position. The destination is

the end point of a route. Stopover destina-

tions are driven to before the destination.

Function button or message: function or

meaning

Available function buttons

Moving a stopover or a destination to



another position on the list. Press and

drag to move the destination.

Calculated distance to destination.

Estimated travelling time.

...



●

In the Navigation main menu, press the

a)

Only displayed with route guidance activated and



My Destinations function button.

when a destination has been added to the tour.

b)

●

Press the ROUTES function button.

Distance to the next stopover.

Only displayed with route guidance activated.

...



If you have not stored any routes or want to

create a new route, press the New route func-

tion button and then follow the instructions as

for a new destination, before pressing Store .

Last destinations

Press on the destination to display the

function buttons

List of last destinations.

Delete destination.



My destinations

Pressing on a stored route brings up the fol-

lowing function buttons:

Starting route guidance direct to the se-

lected destination. The stages are omit-

ted.

●

Press the Options function button and se-



lect the desired function button.

Function button: function

Delete : To delete a stored route.

Edit : To edit and store a route.

Start : To start route guidance.

Function button: function

Opening the detailed view of the desti-

nation in question.



Destination memory : View of destinations stored man-

ually and from imported vCards page 221, Im-

›››

Available function buttons

porting vCards (electronic business cards).

New desti-

Favourites : List of destinations stored as favourites.

Add a new destination.

nation

Function buttons and indications in the New

routeor Editmenu

Contacts : List of phone book contacts that have a

stored address (postal address).

Destina-

tions

Adding a new destination from My

destinations.

Function button or message: function or

meaning

Home address

Storing

To store the created route in the route

memory.

Only one address or position can be stored

as the home address at any one time.

Stopover.



Start

Start route guidance.

Destination.



Pressing will start guidance to the stored

home address.

Calculate To update the calculated distance and

estimated arrival time.^a)

»

Estimated time of arrival.

...



Stop

To stop active route guidance.^b)

217

Infotainment System

If a home address has not yet been stored,

play on the map. Up to 10 categories can be

selected.

Function button: function

an address can be assigned.

Map display in three dimensions (bird's

eye view).

Assigning the home address for the first time:

Selecting a point of interest on the map



The places of interest and well-known

buildings are also shown in detail and

in colour.

Position : Press to store the vehicle's current position

as the home address.

Function button: function

There are several points of interest in the area.

Address : Press to enter the home address manually.

Editing the home address:

1

Press this symbol to open a list of points of in-

terest.

^a)

To display the destination on the map.

The home address can be edited in the Naviga-

The only point of interest in this zone. Press the

symbol to open the detailed view of the point of

interest.

^a)

To display the route on the map.

tion settings

> Manage memorymenu.

2

Auto /

To switch between day and night for-

Day / Night mat.

Quick POI search

Special destinations (POI)

SPLIT

Show the split screen page 218.

›››

SCREEN

POI

In the Navigation main menu, press the POIs

function button and the three main catego-

ries will appear. Alternatively, enter the name

of the point of interest to be searched using

the new destination keypad, or press

Search nearby on the map table on

page 219.

Show special destinations.

a)

Only displayed with route guidance activated.

›››

Split screen

View

Fig. 204 Points of interest on the map.

In the Navigation main menu, press the View

function button.

The points of interest saved in the memory

are divided into different categories. Each

category of special destinations has a sym-

bol assigned to it.

Function button: function

Map display in two dimensions (con-



ventional).

In the Map settingsmenu, you can indicate

the special destinations that you want to dis-

Fig. 205 Split screen displayed.

218

Operating modes

Function button: function

A

The split screen Fig. 205

shows the in-

Function buttons and messages on the

map display.

›››

formation detailed below:

POI : name of the point of interest (when only one

appears on the map).

To activate function buttons  and , press

function button .

●

Pressing the name displays a menu with the

following options:

Group of POIs : more points of interest (when you

press on the map on various POIs grouped to-

gether).

Function button: function

Current altitude indicator.





Audio : Current audio source.

FAVOURITE : name of the favourite.

HOME ADDRESS : Home address.

To centre the vehicle position on the map.

Compass : Displays a compass with the current di-

rection and position of the vehicle (street name).

To centre the destination on the map. On-

ly displayed if either Display destination

on map or Display route on the map is se-

Start route guidance : starts guidance directly.

Add stopover : only when you have an active route.

Manoeuvre : Displays a list of the next manoeuvres,

POIs or TMCs on the route and pressing them brings

up additional information



lected page 218.

›››

Search nearby : enters in the search menu, but only

for the area around the point selected on the map.

FREQUENT ROUTES ^a): Information on the user's most

frequent routes.

To change the orientation of the map

(north-facing or direction of travel). Only

available in 2D mode.



Demo mode start (only when demo mode is active)

Position : current vehicle position in coordinates and

GPS status (satellite reception).

Map scale. To change the scale, turn the

adjustment knob or move two fingers to-

gether or apart on the screen.





a)

Only shown when route guidance is not active or

when predictive route guidance is active.

Map display

Selecting automatic scaling. If the func-

tion is active, the symbol is displayed in

blue.

Press the  function button to close the split

screen.

At any moment during navigation, pressing

inside the map will make a pop-up menu ap-

pear with the following functions:

Briefly increases the scale of the map

(zoom) The selected scale is displayed

again after a few seconds.



Mute or repeat the last announcement,

change the announcement volume.



Function button: function

Clicking on the map : Shows the details of the selected

point, street name or coordinates

Road signs: Depending on the vehicle's equip-

ment, the road signs stored in the navigation data are

displayed. Select Navigation

> Settings >

Fig. 206 Messages and function buttons on

Only when you press on an icon on the map:

Map

> Show road signs.

the map display.

219

Infotainment System

Dynamic route guidance

Traffic bulletins and dynamic desti-

nation guidance (TRAFFIC)

Symbol: Meaning

In order for dynamic route guidance to func-

tion, Dynamic routemust be activated in the

route options.

: Accident



: Slippery road surface (ice or snow)

: Slippery road surface

: Danger













If a traffic report is received that affects the

route being travelled, an alternative route will

be searched for if the system calculates that

time can be saved.

If, on the other hand, the alternative route

does not save time, the route will continue

with the traffic jam. In both cases, an an-

nouncement will be made.

: Road works

: Strong wind

Fig. 207 Traffic reports

Shortly before reaching the announced traf-

fic jam, it is indicated again.

: Road closed to traffic

The Infotainment system constantly receives

traffic reports (TMC/TMCpro) in the back-

ground, if a traffic information station is

tuned.

Avoiding a traffic jam by following the instruc-

tions of a traffic bulletin does not always save

time, for example, if alternative routes are

congested. The effectiveness of dynamic

navigation depends on the traffic bulletins

that are received.

During route guidance, traffic incidents that

do not affect the calculated route calculated

are displayed in grey.

The length of a traffic jam on the calculated

route is shown by a red line.

Traffic bulletins are displayed on the map

with symbols page 220, T raffic reports

›››

on map (selection) and they are required

Incidents that affect the calculated route and

that have led to the recalculation of the route

are shown in orange.

The rest of the route that has to be travelled

can be manually excluded to force its recal-

dynamic destination guidance page 220,

›››

Dynamic route guidance.

culation page 216.

›››

The position of a symbol indicates the start of

the traffic jam if it is precisely specified in the

traffic bulletin.

List of available traffic reports

Traffic reports on map (selection)

●

Press the Infotainment  button and then

select the Trafficcontext.

Symbol: Meaning

: Slow traffic

: Traffic jam





220

Operating modes

Predictive navigation

Importing vCards (electronic busi-

ness cards)

Navigation with images

Importing vCards to the destination mem-

ory

●

Insert the data storage device with the stor-

ed vCards or connect it to the Infotainment

system page 195.

›››

●

In the Navigation main menu, press the

SETTINGS function button.

●

In the Navigation settingsmenu, press

the Import destinations function button.

Fig. 208 Predictive navigation

Fig. 209 Images main menu.

●

Select the data carrier with the vCards

When you activate Predictive navigation, the

system detects and stores in the background

routes that are frequently followed, without

them being active destination routes.

Selecting an image and starting route

guidance

saved in the list.

●

Press Import all vCards from this folder .

Confirm the import notice with the OK

●

Press the Infotainment  button and then

select the Imagescontext.

●

function button.

This function has no navigation announce-

ments unless the user requires them, getting

them by pressing the settings button.

●

Press the SOURCE

Fig. 209 function but-

›››

Saved vCards will now be in the destinations

memory page 216.

ton and select the data storage device where

the images are stored.

›››

●

If the image displayed was taken using GPS

●

On the main screen of the Navigation menu,

Note

localisation, the  function button will appear.

in the pop-up window, press the

Only one address per vCard can be impor-

ted. In the event any vCards have multiple

addresses, only the main address will be

imported.

Press to start guidance to a destination.

FREQUENT ROUTES button. To display fre-

quently followed routes press the

Show on map button Fig. 208.

›››

Road signs indication

The road sign indication must be active in the

Navigation settingsmenu page 222.

›››

If there are road signs stored in the navigation

data for the route you are driving on, the

»

221

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system can display them on the map (e.g. a

speed limit).

The development and operation of virtual

route guidance is compatible with the devel-

opment and operation of real route guidance.

Function button: function

Suggest 3 alternative routes : After starting route

guidance, 3 alternative routes are proposed

Take into account the age of the navigation

data and the limitations of the navigation sys-

Virtual route guidance is repeated after

reaching the fictitious destination and re-

starts from the starting point, if it is not inter-

rupted beforehand.

page 215.

›››

tem page 212!

›››

Route : Route type selection.

Economical : Route calculation, taking econom-

ic aspects into account.

Recognition of road signs

When the starting point of the Demo mode is

manually set Navigation settingsmenu,

the virtual route guidance starts from that po-

sition.

Fast : The fastest route to the destination.

Some vehicles have a road sign recognition

camera. If the vehicle has road sign recogni-

tion and it is active, road signs detected by

the system will be displayed on the map,

along with additional information.

Short : The shortest route to the destination,

even if it results in longer travelling time.

A manually entered starting point is overwrit-

ten with the current location of the vehicle, if

the vehicle starts moving.

Most frequent routes : Information on the user's most

frequent routes.

Dynamic route : Dynamic route guidance activates

Read and take into account the information

and indications of the road signs recognition

when a TMC is received page 220.

›››

Note

Avoid motorways and highways : Motorways will be

excluded from the route calculation wherever

possible.

system page 78.

›››

Deactivate the Demo mode after use, oth-

erwise you will always have to select

whether to start a virtual route or normal

route before starting route guidance.

Avoid ferries and motorail trains : Ferries and motorail

trains will not be taken into account for the route

calculation, wherever possible.

Route guidance in Demo mode

If demo mode is activated in the Navigation

settingsmenu, an additional pop-up win-

dow opens when you start route guidance.

Avoid toll roads : Toll roads will be excluded from

the route calculation, whenever possible.

Navigation settings

Avoid tunnels : Tunnels will be excluded from the

route calculation, whenever possible.

●

In the Navigation main menu, press the

●

Pressing the Demo mode function button

SETTINGS function button.

starts a “virtual route guidance” to the desti-

nation you have entered.

Avoid routes requiring toll stickers : Mandatory toll

stickers (stickers certifying that the toll has been

paid) will be excluded from the route calculation

whenever possible.

Function button: function

●

If you press the Normal function button, a

“real route guidance” starts.

Route options : To make the route calculation adjust-

ments.

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Operating modes

Function button: function

Show available toll stickers ^a): To mark the available

Sort contacts : To select the sequential order of

agenda entries recorded with postal addresses,

Fuel warning : The fuel warning is active.

toll stickers on the list

If the fuel level reaches the reserve, an appropri-

ate warning is generated that enables the service

station search.

( Avoid routes requiring toll stickers must be active).

Routes requiring toll stickers will be taken into ac-

count in the route calculation if it is marked that

the toll sticker is available.

see also page 216.

›››

Define home address : To assign or edit a home ad-

dress, see also page 217.

›››

Version information : Information about stored naviga-

tion data.

Import destinations (SD/USB) : To import digital busi-

Include trailer : Calculate the route and arrival

time, depending on whether a trailer is being tow-

ed.

ness cards (vCards) into the destination memory

Advanced settings : For making advanced changes to

the navigation settings.

page 221.

›››

Delete user data : To delete stored destinations (e.g.

Last destinationsor the Destination

memory).

Map : To adjust the map display settings.

Time display : Indication  during route guidance.

Show road signs : The road signs stored in the navi-

gation data for the road you are driving on are dis-

Time of arrival : The estimated time of arrival at

the destination is displayed.

Navigation announcements : To change the navigation

announcements settings.

played during route guidance page 221.

›››

Running time : The envisaged travelling time to

the destination is displayed.

Lane guidance : During route guidance, an addi-

tional indication is displayed to recommend a

lane when driving, and when turning on roads with

several lanes. Only if the data bank contains infor-

mation about the area that is being driven

through.

Volume : To adjust the volume of audible driving

recommendations.

Status line : View  during route guidance.

Entertainment fading (nav. announcements) : Set the

volume of the active audio source during naviga-

tion announcements.

Destination : The calculated distance to the

destination is shown.

Next stopover : The calculated distance to the

next stopover is shown.

Show favourites : The destinations saved as favour-

No navigation announcements during calls : During a

telephone conversation, audio driving recommen-

dations will not be given.

ites on the map are displayed ().

Note: National border crossed : Indication of the

speed limits of the country in question when

crossing a border.

Show POIs

Note: My POIs : Audible warning when approaching

a special destination.

Select categories for POIs : To select the POI cate-

gories shown on the map page 218.

›››

Demo mode : When the Demo mode is active and

route guidance is started, a virtual guide to the en-

Speed limits : Shows the speed limits, depending on

the road, of the country that is being driven through.

Show brand logos for POIs : Displays logos of the

selected special destinations categories (e.g.

displays logos of service stations).

tered destination may be started page 222.

›››

Define demo mode starting point : If the Demo

mode is active and the vehicle is stopped, a fic-

titious starting point can be set for the virtual

route guidance.

Fuel options : To change fuel related settings.

Manage memory : To make adjustments to the stored

destinations.

Select preferred petrol station : The brand of the se-

lected service station is given priority in special

destination search results.

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Infotainment System

Offroad Navigation Menu

Recording an Offroad tour

Function button: function

Waypoints mode ^b): To start Offroad navigation.

a)

This functionality will depend on the country.

Only available on model: Navi System Plus.

b)

Navigation in Offroad

mode*¹⁾

Introduction

Fig. 210 Offroad Navigation Menu start

Fig. 211 Recording an Offroad tour

Offroad* navigation is a function for offroad

driving that provides directions in “non-digi-

tised areas” at low speeds.

Press the SETTINGS function button in the

An Offroad tour is formed by a series of stor-

main Navigation menu.

ed waypoints.

●

In the menu, press the Waypoint mode

Starting recording

Non-digitised areas are areas about which

the system does not have information for the

streets or terrain. It does not detect streets,

buildings or natural limits such as mountains

or rivers, although they may be shown on the

map.

function button.

●

In the Offroad Navigation menu, in the pop-

●

The Offroad Navigation menu opens

up window press the RECORD pop-up button.

Fig. 210.

›››

●

In the pop-up window, the user is able to

plot the tour with a given destination or start

plotting the route without giving a final desti-

nation.

Function buttons in the Offroad Navigation

menu

Offroad* navigation is not suitable for driving

on conventional roads as it does not detect

one-way streets, motorway entries or similar.

Function button: function

●

Starts plotting the route.

RECORD : Initiates the plotting of an Offroad tour.

The offroad markers can be recorded by in-

dicating a manual waypoint.

MEMORY : Opens a list allowing the selection of a

stored Offroad tour.

●

In the Offroad Navigation menu, press the

EXIT : Ends Offroad navigation.

ADD WAYPOINT function button. The tour

1)

Only available for the model: Navi System Plus

224

Operating modes

waypoints defined manually are shown on

the map by a marker.



Delete the tour.

Load tour

Setup



Function button: function

Ending recording

Invert : Reverses the direction of the stored Offroad

tour.

Function button: function

●

Press the STOP RECORDING function button

IMPORT : allows the import of an Offroad route in

“.GPX” format.

in the main Offroad Navigation menu.

Next point : Starts the Offroad tour from the nearest

point.

Start : Starts the complete Offroad tour.

Loading an Offroad tour

Managing stored Offroad tours

When the Offroad tour is selected, press Play

 and the selected tour will be loaded onto

the Navigation system.

When route guidance starts, the system

switches to the map view.

Stopping route guidance

●

Press the OPTIONS button on the screen

Creating an Offroad tour

and then press Stop .

End waypoint navigation

●

Press the Exit function button in the Off-

road Navigation menu

Fig. 212 Offroad Navigation menu, stored

WARNING

tours

Terrain features are disregarded during

route guidance Drive slowly and following

the instructions in order to perform the ma-

noeuvre as far as possible!

●

Press the MEMORY function button in the

Offroad Navigation menu.

●

A list of stored Offroad tours opens, if there

Fig. 213 Offroad route guidance mode

●

The general direction of travel is indica-

are any.

ted straight ahead by direction arrows in

the Infotainment System pop-up window

When a tour is selected, the following icons

will appear Fig. 212:

Start route guidance

»

›››

A

.

Fig. 213

›››

●

Loads the stored Offroad tour.

●



Export the tour to an SD card.

Edit the name of the tour.

Starting off in a stored route is not detected

by the system automatically.



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●

ECOTRAINER page 228

›››

Note

VEHICLE STATUS page 229

›››

Customise the information that appears in

the digital cockpit. The user chooses which to

display, and in what order, by moving a finger

vertically over the dials.

If an Offroad tour is being recorded, this is

automatically stored if Offroad navigation

is discontinued.

Instrument panel*

Depending on the version, the Views can be

memorised by existing the menu or keeping

the View button pressed.

3 Valid for vehicles equipped with the SEAT Digi-

tal Cockpit

Vehicle Menu

Introduction to using the Vehicle

menu

Pressing button  of the infotainment system

accesses its main menu with the following

options:

●

VIEW

●

RADIO or MEDIA (to control playback in ra-

dio or media mode)

Fig. 214 Instrument panel

●

HDC (shown if the descent assistant* is ac-

Press the Instrument panel button to choose

from the various display options and custom-

ise the information that appears in the SEAT

tive page 260)

●

›››

PREVIOUS-NEXT (to change screen)

●

SETTINGS page 89

›››

Digital Cockpit page 70.

›››

With the function button VIEW you can ac-

cess the following information:

Automatic View

Pre-set information depending on the Driving

mode.

●

INSTRUMENT PANEL page 226

›››

●

SPORT* page 227

›››

Classic View

OFFROAD* page 227

›››

The needles are displayed at full length.

CONSUMERS page 228

›››

DRIVING DATA page 228

›››

226

Operating modes

1. Instantaneous power expressed in kW

2. G forces

Sport*

Offroad*

3. Turbo pressure, expressed in bar (“bar”),

kilopascals (“kPa”) or in pounds per

square inch (“psi”). Press the Settings

button to change the units of pressure

page 171

›››

4. Coolant temperature

5. Oil temperature

Only 3 of these items of information can be

displayed at the same time, but the user

chooses which to display, and in what order,

by moving the finger vertically over the dials.

Fig. 215 SPORT menu

Fig. 217 Offroad CAR Menu.

●

Press the infotainment button .

Press the VIEW function button and select

OFFROAD.

Press the NEXT button to bring up the Lap

timer menu that is described below

Fig. 216:

›››

If the corresponding equipment is available,

the information that appears is the following:

1

Analogue lap timer

2

New timing is started by pressing on the

surface of the digital lap timer +.

1. Compass.

2. Turning angle of steered wheels.

3. Coolant temperature.

4. Lubricating oil temperature

3

4

Stop lap timer/Lap time.

The analogue lap timer's time is stopped

for 5 seconds. After 5 seconds, the ana-

logue lap timer shows the real time again.

Fig. 216 SPORT Menu Lap timer

●

Press the infotainment button .

Press the VIEW function button and select

SPORT.

Only 2 of these items of information can be

displayed at the same time, but the user

chooses which to display, and in what order,

by moving the finger vertically over the dials.

5

Statistics/delete last lap time.

If the corresponding equipment is available,

the following information appears in the

Sport option Fig. 215:

›››

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Infotainment System

The on-board computer has 3 memories.

They can be used to display: distance, time,

average speed, average consumption and

range.

Consumers

Ecotrainer

1. Since start

Indication and storage of distance travelled

and consumption values between the ignition

being turned on and it being turned off.

2. Since refuelling

Display and storage of the values for the jour-

ney and the consumption. By refuelling, the

memory will be erased automatically.

Fig. 218 Convenience consumers.

Fig. 220 CAR Ecotrainer menu.

Access information about the vehicle’s main

convenience consumers. It is shown via a

consumption indicator bar in l/h (gal/h).

3. Long-term

The memory records the values for a specific

number of partial trips, up to a total of 19

hours and 59 minutes or 99 hours and 59 mi-

nutes, or 1999.9 km (mi) or 9999 km (mi), de-

pending on the model of instrument panel.

Driving data

When one of these values is reached (de-

pending on the version of the instrument pan-

el), the memory is automatically deleted and

starts counting again from 0.

Fig. 221 Driving style symbols.

Open the ECOTRAINER Menu

●

While the vehicle is stopped, press the Info-

tainment button .

●

Press the VIEW function button and select

ECOTRAINER.

Fig. 219 Driving data.

228

Operating modes

Provides information about your driving style.

The information on driving style is only evalu-

ated and displayed when moving forward.

Vehicle status

Indication Fig. 220: Meaning

›››

To the left of the columns are different symbols

1

that provide information about the current driv-

ing style table on page 229.

›››

∅ ECO points: indication on driving style

The white column is an indication of where the

efficiency graph starts (from left to right).

It shows the position of the evaluation that is

currently being performed.

Indicates driving style efficiency since start

on a scale of 0 to 100. The higher the value

displayed, the more efficient the driving style.

Press on the display for more information.

Statistics are shown for the last 30 minutes of

driving from the start. If 30 minutes have not

elapsed, the values of the last trip are shown

in grey.

2

Bars to illustrate acceleration.

The position of the car represents acceleration.

If the speed is constant, the car remains in the

central zone. If it accelerates or brakes, the car

moves backwards or forwards respectively.

3

4

Fig. 222 Standard representation: vehicle sta-

tus.

Columns representing driving style efficiency.

Horizontally, the columns represent retrospec-

tive driving efficiency, and move from left to

right approximately every 5 seconds. The high-

er the columns, the more efficient the driving

style.

∅ l/100 km: Average fuel consumption

Shows the average fuel consumption. The

value is calculated using the kilometres trav-

elled since start as a reference. Press on the

display for more information. Statistics are

shown for the last 30 minutes of driving from

the start. If 30 minutes have not elapsed, the

values of the last trip are shown in grey.

The colour of the sky represents the average of

the last 3 minutes. The colour changes from

grey (less efficient) to blue (more efficient).

Symbols Fig. 221: Meaning

›››

Eco tips: Tips on how to save fuel

Thinking ahead. Sudden changes in accelera-

Press the ECO tips button to get advice on

how to save fuel. These tips can only be con-

sulted while the vehicle is stopped.

A

Fig. 223 Standard representation: vehicle sta-

tion lower the efficiency of the driving style.

tus.

B

C

D

Gear recommendation.

Press the Vehicle status button to access infor-

mation on the Vehicle statusmessages

and Start-Stop system.

Current speed has a negative impact on fuel

consumption.

Efficient driving style assessment

»

The representation uses different elements to

show driving style efficiency.

Ecological driving style.

229

Infotainment System

The Vehicle statusmessages are dis-

Telephone functions can only be used if there

is a mobile phone connected by Bluetooth to

WARNING

played Fig. 222, in addition to being

›››

General, mandatory, legal and country-

specific instructions and laws for the use of

mobile phones inside the vehicle must al-

ways be considered.

specified on the corresponding button.

the infotainment system page 232.

›››

According to the parties affected by these

messages, they will be shown in different col-

ours (depending on their importance) on the

vehicle's screen.

To do this, the phone must have the Blue-

tooth^®function activated.

The instructions shown on the screen for the

telephone menus will depend on the mobile

telephone used.

Only use compatible Bluetooth^®devices. For

further information on compatible Bluetooth^®

products, ask your nearest SEAT dealer or

check on the internet.

WARNING

To access the Tyre Pressure Loss Indi-

cator, press the FORWARD or BACK keys.

Speaking by telephone and using the mo-

bile telephone management system whilst

driving can distract you from the road and

cause an accident.

From this same menu, use the  SET button

to store the tyre pressures.

●

In areas of little coverage your call may

be cut off and you may not be able to make

even emergency calls.

Note

Use the instruction manual of the mobile tele-

phone and of any accessories.

The values shown on the figures Fig. 218,

›››

Fig. 219, Fig. 222 and Fig. 223 are in-

›››

If you detect any operating issues between

your mobile telephone and the Infotainment

system, restart your mobile by switching it off

and on again.

WARNING

Mobile telephones may interfere with and

alter the correct operation of pacemakers

if they are carried directly over them.

dicative and may vary depending on the

equipment.

Some functions and setup can only be per-

formed when the vehicle is stopped and are

not available on all mobile telephones.

●

Maintain a minimum distance of at least

Telephone

20 centimetres between the aerials of the

mobile telephone and the pacemaker.

General information

●

Do not carry your switched-on mobile

You may experience poor reception or may

be cut off in areas where the signal is weak.

telephone in your breast pocket directly

over the pacemaker.

Most electronic devices are shielded against

HF (high-frequency) signals. In any case, the

electronic equipment may not be protected

from the HF signals of the telephone man-

agement system. This may cause interfer-

ence.

●

If you suspect interference, switch off the

mobile telephone immediately.

CAUTION

Fig. 224 Related video

High speeds, poor weather or road condi-

tions and the quality of reception can all

230

Operating modes

all other places where the vehicle engine

this purpose, and there must be no Bluetooth^®

connection with other devices.

●

affect the audio quality of a telephone con-

versation in the vehicle.

must be switched off.

Bluetooth^®connections are free.

WARNING

Note

Bluetooth^®is a registered trademark of Blue-

Switch off the mobile phone in areas with a

risk of explosion! The mobile telephone can

automatically connect to the mobile tele-

phone network again if it loses the Blue-

tooth^®connection to the telephone man-

agement system.

tooth^®SIG, Inc.

●

Restrictions on the use of devices using

Bluetooth^®technology may apply in some

countries. For further information, contact

the local authorities.

Bluetooth profiles^®

When a mobile phone is connected to the tel-

ephone management system, a data ex-

change takes place via one of the Bluetooth^®

profiles.

●

If you wish to connect a device via Blue-

tooth^®, consult the safety warnings in its in-

struction manual. Only use compatible

Bluetooth^®devices.

CAUTION

In areas where special regulations apply or

the use of mobile telephones is prohibited,

both the telephone and the telephone

management system must always be

switched off. Interference may be caused

with sensitive technical and medical equip-

ment, possibly resulting in a malfunction or

damage to the equipment.

●

Hands-free telephone profile (HFP): the

Using a mobile telephone inside the vehi-

cle may provoke noise in the speakers.

●

HFP can be used to manage calls through the

infotainment system.

Some networks may not recognise all of

the language characters or offer all of the

services.

●

Audio profile (A2DP): This profile allows

audio to be transmitted with stereo quality. It

may require connecting other profiles for

managing and controlling playback.

Places with special regulations

●

Phone book access profile (PBAP): Allows

phone book contents to be downloaded from

the mobile telephone.

In the majority of cases, these places are

signposted, but not always clearly. They in-

clude, for example:

Bluetooth^®

●

Message profile (MAP): It allows short

Bluetooth^®technology allows a mobile tele-

phone to be connected to your vehicle's tele-

phone management system. Prior pairing be-

tween the two is required for this purpose.

Some Bluetooth^®mobile telephones connect

automatically when turning on the ignition if a

connection has been previously established.

Its Bluetooth^®function must be activated for

messages (SMS) to be downloaded and

synchronised.

●

the vicinity of chemical pipelines and tanks

The lower decks of boats and ferries.

In the proximity of vehicles that run on liquid

gas (such as propane or butane).

places where the air is laden with chemi-

cals or particles such as flour, dust or metal

powder.

●

Note

●

The mobile telephone's button and warning

tones should be off. Where necessary, dis-

connect the headset from the mobile tele-

phone you wish to connect to the system.

●

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Infotainment System

OR:

Pairing and connecting a mobile

telephone to the Infotainment sys-

tem

●

Press the infotainment button  > Set-

tings

>

Select mobile phone Search

>

results.

In order to manage a mobile telephone via

the Infotainment system, it is necessary to

pair both devices once.

OR:

●

Press the infotainment button  > Set-

tings

>

Bluetooth Find devices>

>

For your safety, pairing should be done when

the vehicle is stationary. In some countries it is

not possible to perform the pairing with the

vehicle running.

Search results.

When the pairing has been finalized correct-

ly, the Telephone main menu will appear. The

phone book, call list and SMS messages stor-

ed in the mobile phone will be loaded once

the requests have been accepted in the mo-

bile phone. After downloading, the data will

be available on the Infotainment system.

OR:

●

Make the connection from the settings

menu of the mobile phone itself.

Conditions

The name of your Infotainment system will be

displayed on the main Telephone screen and

you can edit this name via the Bluetooth

settingsmenu.

●

The ignition must be switched on.

The Bluetooth^®function of the mobile

●

Pairing and connection of mobile tele-

phones

phone and the Infotainment system must be

active and visible.

The search process can take up to 1 minute.

You can pair up to 20 mobile telephones to

the Infotainment system, but the number of si-

multaneous connections varies:

●

The keypad lock on the mobile telephone

As soon as the search is completed, the

names of the Bluetooth^®devices found are

displayed on-screen.

must be deactivated.

Follow instructions in the manual for the mo-

bile telephone.

●

Media System Plus / Navi System: two mo-

Select the Bluetooth^®device you want to

●

bile phones simultaneously connected to the

hands-free profile, and one of them as Blue-

tooth^®audio.

During the pairing process, it is necessary to

enter data via the mobile telephone's keypad.

connect. Additional data may need to be en-

tered.

●

Navi System Plus: two mobile phones simul-

Use your mobile telephone to enter and

Pairing a mobile telephone

taneously connected to the hands-free pro-

file and one of them or a third one connected

to the Bluetooth^®audio.

confirm your PIN code, as indicated in the dis-

play of the infotainment system.

●

Press the infotainment button  > Find

telephone

> Search results.

If more Bluetooth^®profile pairing requests

●

are received on the mobile telephone, make

sure to reply to them.

When the Infotainment system is switched on,

it connects to the last connected mobile tele-

phone. If it is not possible to connect to this

232

Operating modes

mobile telephone, the system will try to con-

nect to the next mobile telephone on the list

of paired devices.

If the mobile phonebook has been modified

while connected, a manual update of the

phonebook data can be started from the

User profile settingsmenu.

Note

Check that there are no requests pending

acceptance in your mobile phone. If there

are, this could block some of the functions

in the Telephone menu.

The maximum range of the connection is ap-

prox. 10 metres. The connection will be inter-

rupted if this distance is exceeded. The con-

nection is automatically re-established as

soon as the device is once again within Blue-

tooth^®range.

Telephone management can store a maxi-

mum of 4 profiles for mobile phones. If you

wish to pair another mobile phone, the oldest

user profile will be replaced.

Telephone main menu

Telephone management system function

buttons

If the maximum number of paired devices is

reached and you want to pair another one,

the system will automatically replace the

least recent one with it. If it is to replace an-

other one, the user must delete that one first.

Do do this:

●

Press the infotainment button  to access

the Telephone main menu.

Function button: function

Name of connected mobile tele-

●

Press the SETTINGSfunction button in the

1

phone. Press the icon to the left to

connect another mobile phone.

telephone context.

●

Press the function button Bluetooth set-

Speed-dial buttons, connected tel-

ephone contacts favourites.

tings

> Paired devices.

Fig. 225 Phone main menu.

2

●

In the list of linked devices, press the func-

tion button  after the mobile phone to be

deleted, and then press Deleteto confirm

the process.

Assign a user profile

To change to another telephone

connected to the hands-free profile.

Only visible when there are two tele-

phones connected as hands-free.

The phonebook, the call lists and the speed

dial buttons are assigned to a user profile and

remain stored on the telephone management

system. This information will be available ev-

ery time the mobile telephone is connected.

3

WARNING

Open the numeric keypad

DIAL NO.

CONTACTS

page 235.

›››

Do not perform the pairing and connection

process while driving. This may cause an

accident!

To open the phonebook of the con-

nected telephone.

After the first connection, it will take a few mi-

nutes for the data from the linked mobile

phone to be available in the system. The next

time that the mobile telephone is connected

the phonebook is updated automatically.

Text mes-

sage

»

To open the SMS menu.

233

Infotainment System

Function button: function

Display: Meaning Fig. 226

›››

To open call lists of the connected

The active call is put on hold. While on hold

CALLS

mobile telephone page 238.

›››

the listener will not hear the conversation. To



reactivate it, press the call accept button .

To reject it, press the reject button .

To open the Phone settings

SETTINGS

menu.

Press to add a participant to the active call.

Connected mobile telephone charge status.





Instructions and symbols of the

phone management system

Strength of the signal received by the mo-

bile telephone.



Fig. 227 Conference call.

Display: Meaning Fig. 226

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Multiple calls

The telephony management system allows

the user to interact with up to three calls on

the screen.

Name of the mobile operator of the connec-

A

ted device.

Stored telephone number or name. If the

name stored in the phonebook has an as-

Only one of the calls can be active.

signed photo, it can be displayed: select

B

Telephone

> Settings > User

Conference call

profile

> Show pictures for

contacts*.

The user can merge several calls into a single

one by making a conference call by pressing

button . There must be a minimum of two

calls for this to work. Once the conference

call has started, the user can add up to 5 par-

ticipants.

Fig. 226 Active call.

To accept a call.



To end a call.



OR: To reject an incoming call.

To mute or to reactivate the ring tone during

an incoming call.

Once the conference call is established, the

user can consult the list of participants by

pressing on the conference call image



To mute the microphone during an active

call and to reactivate it.



C

Fig. 227

.

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Depending on the mobile device, the call

from a conference call participant can be

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hung up or excluded from the conference call

but kept on a separate call.

Enter telephone number

●

The Roadside Assistance and Information

services might not work properly, for exam-

ple, if the vehicle and the operator of the

connected mobile telephone are in differ-

ent countries. If you are not able to use

these services contact an authorised SEAT

workshop.

●

Enter a phone number with the keypad.

Press the  function button to make a call.

WARNING

Remember that the driver should not oper-

ate the mobile phone while driving.

Select a contact from the list

●

Enter the first few letters of the contact. The

available entries appear in the phonebook.

Note

●

Select the desired contact to make the call.

Multi-call and conference call functionali-

ties are subject to the services associated

with the user's SIM card.

Enter the country code

●

Press the function button 0for approx. 2

seconds to add the +.

Enter telephone number menu

 Assistance call

●

Press the function button to obtain help in

the event of breakdown.

 Information call

●

Press the function button to obtain informa-

tion on the SEAT brand and the additional

contracted services.

 Call mailbox

●

Press the function button to make the call.

Fig. 228 Enter telephone number menu.

●

OR: Press the  function button for about 2

seconds to make a call.

●

Press the DIAL NUMBER function button from

the Telephone main menu.

Note

●

Breakdown service and information calls

can incur an additional cost on your tele-

phone bill.

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data that has to be transferred, the process

may take several minutes. It may be necessa-

ry to confirm the data transmission on the

mobile phone.

Enter the name of the contact you are look-

Phonebook Menu (contacts)

ing for in the window Fig. 230. While the

characters are being entered, a contact is

displayed in the input field.

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●

The number of matching results is dis-

The phonebook can also be viewed during a

telephone conversation.

played to the right of the input field. Press the

function button to go to the list.

If the name saved in the phonebook has an

assigned photo, it can be displayed on the list

next to the name. To do this, the option

●

Search the list and press on the desired

contact to make the call.

Show pictures for contacts in the Phone set-

tings context must be enabled and your mo-

bile phone must support this functionality

Opening the detailed view of a contact

●

Press the function button  Fig. 229 lo-

›››

Fig. 229 Contacts Menu.

(check the compatibility list) page 239,

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cated next to the entry on the contacts list.

Phone settings.

All the telephone numbers are displayed in

the detailed view, and where applicable, the

address recorded for the contact in question.

In the Telephone main menu, press the

Contacts function button to access the con-

tacts list.

Read contact name

Select a contact from the list

●

Press the function button  on the detailed

●

Search the list and press on the desired

list if you want the voice control system to

read the name of the contact .

contact to make the call.

●

OR: If the contact has several numbers, first

press on the contact and then press on the

desired number for making the call.

Call a contact

Fig. 230 Search window.

●

Press the desired telephone number on the

Once the first pairing is made, it may take

some time until the phonebook data¹⁾of the

paired mobile are available in the infotain-

ment system. Depending on the volume of

detailed list to make the call.

Search for a contact in the search window

●

Press the  icon to edit the number before

●

Press the Search function button

calling.

Fig. 229 to open the search window.

›››

1)

Depending on the device, only contacts in the

phone's memory are loaded.

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Send SMS to a contact

Short messages (SMS) menu

Function button: function

●

Press the function button  on the detailed

New text

message

To write and send an SMS (includes

list.

the possibility of accessing preset

text templates).

Start route guidance to a contact's ad-

dress¹⁾

Inbox

To open the received SMS folder.

Outbox

To open the outbox folder. SMS

messages that have not been sent

are stored here.

If the contact’s address data has been saved,

route guidance can be started to the con-

tact's address.

Sent

To open the sent SMS folder.

●

Press address data in the detailed view to

start route guidance.

Drafts

To select a message that has been

stored but not sent.

Fig. 231 Short messages (SMS) menu.

Note

Send contact To send the details of a contact

details from the contact list.

If the mobile phone connected to the HFP

profile also supports the SMS profile, a new

function button will appear in the upper left

corner of your Telephone menu, which will al-

low you to receive, view and send SMS mes-

sages through the infotainment system.

If you edit a number before calling, it will

not be saved in the phonebook but only

used for the call.

Possible submenu function buttons

Function button: function

For the voice control system to

READ OUT

Whether or not the aforementioned functions

work correctly will depend on the compatibil-

ity of the connected mobile phone.

read the text of the SMS.

Options

Reply with

Open the Optionsmenu.

To select a text template from a

list.

SMS menu function buttons

template

●

Press the SMS function button from the Tel-

Delete current The SMS is deleted from the

ephone main menu.

text message

Inboxfolder.

Telephone

number

The sender's telephone number

is displayed.

»

1)

Valid for Navi System and Navi System Plus.

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Press the FILTER function button.

Select the desired call list: All calls ,

Quick dial keys

Function button: function

FORWARD

REPLY

To forward an SMS.

Missed calls , Calls or Received calls .

To reply to an incoming SMS.

If a telephone number is stored in the phone

book, the saved name is displayed on the call

list instead of the number.

To enter a telephone number or

to select a recipient from the

contact list.

Enter number

If a photo is assigned to the name stored in

the phonebook, it can be displayed on the

call list next to the name page 239.

Press the Recipients function

button to select multiple recipi-

ents.

›››

To select multiple recipients

from the contact list.

Possible displays in the Calls menu

Recipients

Delete

Fig. 233 Quick access to the phone book.

Display: Meaning

To delete an SMS.

1

The speed dial keys Fig. 233

can be

›››

Missed calls : Missed and unanswered calls.

Calls : Dialled numbers.







assigned a telephone number from the

phone book.

Calls Menu (call lists)

If a photo is assigned to the name stored in

the phone book, it can be displayed on the

Received calls : Received calls.

speed dial key page 239.

›››

Note

All speed dial keys have to be manually edi-

ted and will be assigned to a user profile. Up

to 12 contacts can be added to the speed di-

al keys.

The availability of the call lists will depend

on the mobile phone used.

Assign the speed dial keys

●

In the main Telephone menu, press a free

speed dial key.

Fig. 232 Call lists menu.

●

Select the desired contact from the list. If

the selected contact has several phone num-

bers, select the number you want.

●

Press the Calls function button from the

Telephone main menu.

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Phone settings

Edit assigned speed dial keys

Function button: function

●

Press and hold an occupied speed dial key

Bluetooth® : Press to deactivate Bluetooth^®. All active

In the Telephone main menu, press the

SETTINGS function button.

in the Telephone main menu until the Con-

tacts menu opens.

connections are disconnected.

Visibility : Activating and deactivating Bluetooth^®visi-

bility.

●

Select the desired contact from the list. If

Function button: function

the selected contact has several phone num-

bers, select the number you want.

Visible : Bluetooth^®visibility is active.

Private mode : Private mode can only be activated

during an active call. When private mode is disabled

(by default), the call’s audio is managed through the

vehicle. When private mode is activated, call audio is

managed through the mobile phone.

Hidden : Bluetooth^®visibility is deactivated.

Bluetooth^®visibility must be active for external

pairing of a Bluetooth^®device with the infotain-

ment system. When a Bluetooth_®audio device

is active and playing, visibility is automatically

set to Hidden.

●

To close the Contacts menu without apply-

ing the changes, press the BACK function

button.

Select mobile phone : From the list, select the mobile

phone to be connected to the hands-free profile with

the infotainment system.

Delete assigned speed dial keys

●

The phone numbers stored in the speed di-

Forename : Display or change the Bluetooth^®name of

the infotainment system. This will be the name shown

to other Bluetooth^®devices.

OR: Press Find telephone to connect a new mobile

phone.

al buttons can be deleted in the menu User

profile settings

> Manage favourites

page 239.

Bluetooth® : Opens the menu Bluetooth® set-

›››

Paired devices : Viewing paired devices. To disconnect

and connect Bluetooth^®devices and Bluetooth^®pro-

files.

tings page 239.

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Make a call with a speed dial button

User profile : Open the User profile settings

menu page 239.

›››

●

Briefly press an assigned speed dial key in

Find devices : Search for visible Bluetooth^®devices

that are within range of the infotainment system. The

maximum range is approx. 10 meters.

the Telephone main menu to call the tele-

phone number stored in it.

Note

Some telephones require a restart to down-

load the last added contacts again.

Bluetooth® Audio (A2DP/AVRCP) : If an external audio

source is to be connected to the infotainment system

via Bluetooth^®, this function must be active

Note

The contacts stored in the speed dial keys

are NOT updated automatically. If a con-

tact stored on a speed dial key is modified

on the mobile phone, the speed dial key

must be assigned again.

page 205.

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Bluetooth^®settings

In the main Telephone menu, press the

SETTINGS function button and then press the

Bluetooth® function button.

User profile settings

In the main Telephone menu, press the

SETTINGS function button and then press the

User profile function button.

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Function button: function

Manage favourites : Edit the speed dial keys.

Occupied speed dial key: Press to delete the

stored number.

Free speed dial key: Press to save a phone

book number on the speed dial key.

Mailbox number : To enter or change the voice mailbox

number.

Sort by : To set the order of appearance of the phone

book entries (Fornameand Surnameor vice versa).

Import contacts : Press to import the phone book of the

connected telephone or to update the imported

phone book.

Reminder: remember your mobile phone : If a Bluetooth^®

connection is active with a mobile phone, the mes-

sage “Do not forget your mobile phone”

appears when the ignition is switched off.

Show pictures for contacts ^a): If the contacts in the

phone book have been saved with a photo, it can be

displayed on the speed dial keys, call lists and

phone book.

a)

Depending on the mobile phone.

Note

Some telephones require a restart to down-

load the last added contacts again.

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Depending on the special characteristics and

the country, the vehicle may have a

USB/AUX-IN port.

Multimedia

USB/AUX-IN input

The USB/AUX-IN port can be found in the

storage compartment area of the centre

console Fig. 234.

›››

Depending on the equipment and the coun-

try, the vehicle may also have USB connec-

tions exclusively for charging or as a power

socket.

Fig. 237 In the centre console: pad for the mo-

bile phone connection.

These USB ports are located at the rear of

the console, between the front seats

The Connectivity Box includes different func-

tions that will help to use your mobile device.

Fig. 235.

›››

Fig. 234 Centre console: USB/AUX-IN input.

They are the “Wireless Charger” and the

“Mobile Signal Amplifier”.

Connectivity Box* / Wireless

Charger*

The Wireless Charger only features the

“Wireless Charger” function.

“Wireless Charger”

The “Wireless Charger” allows mobile devi-

ces with Qi¹⁾technology to be charged with-

out a cable.

Fig. 236 Related video

To charge your mobile phone wirelessly:

Fig. 235 Rear part of the centre console: USB

●

Place your mobile device in the middle of

connectors.

the pad with the screen facing up Fig. 237

›››

»

.

1)

Qi technology allows you to charge your mo-

bile phone wirelessly.

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Make sure there are no objects between the

pad and the mobile phone.

you pick it up, and take care when removing

it.

●

The mobile phone will start charging auto-

matically. For further information about

whether your mobile device uses Qi technol-

ogy, check your phone's user manual or visit

the SEAT website.

There must be no metallic or other ob-

jects between the mobile phone and the

housing, to prevent the functionality of the

Connectivity Box from being affected.

Note

“Mobile Signal Amplifier”

●

Your mobile device must support the Qi

inductive charging interface standard for

proper operation.

The “Mobile Signal Amplifier” allows you to

reduce the radiation in your vehicle and enjoy

better reception.

●

The charging time and the temperature

vary in accordance with the device used.

For safety reasons, it is recommended that

you pair the system and the mobile using

Bluetooth^®and place it on the Connectivity

Box pad, for the best reception without hav-

ing to handle the mobile phone.

●

The maximum charging capacity is 5 W.

●

Qi technology does not allow you to

charge more than one mobile device simul-

taneously.

●

No improvement in reception can be

To establish a connection with the vehicle's

external aerial:

guaranteed if there is more than one mo-

bile phone on the pad.

●

Place your mobile device in the middle of

●

You are advised to keep the engine run-

the pad with the screen facing up Fig. 237

›››

ning to guarantee proper wireless charg-

ing.

.

●

When a telephone with Qi technology is

Make sure there are no objects between the

pad and the mobile phone.

connected by USB, it will be charged by the

means specified by the manufacturer.

Your mobile phone will automatically be

ready to make use of the external aerial.

WARNING

●

The mobile phone may heat up due to the

wireless charging. Think about this before

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