2017-2026 Seat Arona 4 Door Infotainment system User Manual
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Infotainment system for Your Seat Arona 4 Door First Generation (2017-2026)

Infotainment system  
Some function areas may include outside infor-  
mation from third-party providers. SEAT, S.A. is  
not responsible for such information being cor-  
rect, up-to-date or complete, or for ensuring it  
does not infringe the rights of third parties.  
Current documentation attached  
Infotainment system  
For using infotainment and its components, take  
into account, together with this instruction man-  
ual, the following documentation:  
First steps  
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Supplements to your vehicle’s on-board doc-  
Introduction  
Radio stations and owners of data media and  
audio sources are responsible for the informa-  
tion they transmit.  
umentation.  
Infotainment functions and settings depend on  
the country and equipment.  
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Instruction Manual of the mobile phone de-  
vice or audio sources.  
Bear in mind that parking lots, tunnels, tall  
buildings, mountains or due to the operation of  
other electrical devices, such as chargers, can  
also interfere with the reception of the radio  
signal.  
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Operating instructions for data media and ex-  
Before first use  
ternal players.  
Before the first use, bear in mind the following  
points, to take full advantage of the functions  
and settings o„ered:  
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Manuals for the Infotainment accessories  
subsequently installed or used additionally.  
Foils or adhesives with metallic layers on the  
antenna and on the window panes can inter-  
fere with radio reception.  
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Description of services when running SEAT  
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Observe the basic safety warnings  
CONNECT services.  
››› page 194.  
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›››  
Restore infotainment to factory settings  
WARNING  
.
WARNING  
Restoring to factory settings deletes the ve-  
hicle settings and possibly also personal  
data. Online services can no longer be used  
in this vehicle and can only be used again  
after they have been re-activated. If there  
is a primary user connected to the vehicle,  
he/she will also be removed and informed  
by e-mail. If mobile keys have been created,  
they will be permanently deleted.  
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Search and store favourite radio stations  
The infotainment central computer is inter-  
connected with the control units mounted  
on the vehicle. Therefore, there is a serious  
danger of accident and injury if the central  
computer is repaired or disassembled and  
reassembled incorrectly.  
on the preset buttons so you can tune them  
quickly.  
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Use only suitable audio sources and data me-  
dia.  
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Pair a mobile phone to use phone manage-  
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Never replace the central computer with  
ment through the Infotainment system.  
another used, recycled or from another vehi-  
cle at the end of its useful life.  
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Use current maps for navigation.  
Register in SEAT CONNECT to run the corre-  
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The repair or disassembly and reassembly  
Safety instructions  
sponding services.  
of the central computer should only be car-  
ried out at specialised workshops. SEAT rec-  
ommends visiting a SEAT dealership for this.  
Some function areas may include links to third-  
party websites. SEAT, S.A. is not the owner of  
the third-party websites accessible through the  
links, and assumes no liability for their content.  
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Firststeps
WARNING  
WARNING  
WARNING  
Any distraction aꢀecting the driver in any  
way can lead to an accident and cause inju-  
ries. Reading the information on the screen  
and managing the infotainment system can  
distract your attention from tra„c and cause  
an accident.  
The following circumstances may result in an  
emergency call, phone call or data transmis-  
sion not being made or being interrupted:  
Read and observe the operating instructions  
provided by the manufacturer in question  
when using mobile phone devices, data me-  
dia, external devices, external audio and  
multimedia sources.  
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When in areas with zero or insu„cient mo-  
bile telephony or GPS signal. Also in tunnels,  
confined areas between very tall buildings,  
garages, underpasses, mountains and val-  
leys.  
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Always drive as carefully and responsibly  
WARNING  
as possible.  
When changing or connecting an audio  
or multimedia source may cause sudden  
changes in the volume.  
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When in areas with su„cient mobile phone  
or GPS signal, the telephony network of  
the telecommunications provider has inter-  
ference or is not available.  
WARNING  
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Connecting, inserting or removing an audio  
source or data media while driving can dis-  
tract your attention from the tra„c and  
cause an accident.  
Lower the volume before connecting or  
switching to audio or multimedia sources.  
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When the vehicle components necessary  
to make emergency calls, phone calls and to  
transmit data are damaged, do not work or  
do not have su„cient electrical power.  
WARNING  
If mobile phone and radiocommunication de-  
vices are used without connection to an  
external antenna, the maximum electromag-  
netic radiation levels inside the vehicle might  
be surpassed, thus posing a risk to the health  
of the driver and passengers. This is also the  
case if the external antenna has not been  
correctly installed.  
WARNING  
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When the battery of the mobile phone de-  
vice is discharged or its charge level is insuf-  
Select volume settings that allow you to  
easily hear signals from outside the vehicle  
at all times (e.g. emergency services sirens).  
ficient.  
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Hearing may be impaired if using too high a  
WARNING  
volume setting, even if only for short periods  
In some countries and some telephone net-  
works it is only possible to make an emer-  
gency call, if a mobile telephone device is  
connected to the telephone interface of the  
vehicle, inside it there is an “unlocked” SIM  
card with su„cient balance to make calls  
and with su„cient network signal coverage.  
of time.  
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Keep a distance of at least 20 centimetres  
between the antennas of the mobile phone  
device and an active medical device, such as  
a pacemaker, as mobile phones might alter  
the functioning of these devices.  
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Do not carry a mobile phone switched  
on very close or directly on top of an ac-  
tive medical device, for instance in a chest  
pocket.  
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Infotainment system  
WARNING  
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Immediately turn oꢀ the mobile phone if  
WARNING  
you suspect it is causing interferences in an  
active medical device or any other medical  
device.  
If the light conditions are not good and the  
screen is damaged or dirty, the indications  
and information displayed on the screen may  
not be read or be read incorrectly.  
The driving recommendations and tra„c in-  
dications shown on the navigation system  
may diꢀer from the current tra„c situation.  
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Tra„c signs, signalling systems, tra„c  
WARNING  
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The indications and information displayed  
regulations and local circumstances prevail  
over driving recommendations and naviga-  
tion system indications.  
on the screen should never induce to take  
any risk that compromises safety. The screen  
is not a replacement for driver awareness.  
Mobile phones, external devices and acces-  
sories that are loose or not properly secured  
could move around the passenger compart-  
ment during a sudden driving or braking ma-  
noeuvre or an accident and cause damage  
or injury.  
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Adapt your speed and driving style to  
suit visibility, weather, road and tra„c condi-  
tions.  
WARNING  
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Certain circumstances can significantly in-  
Radio stations can transmit disaster or haz-  
ard announcements. The following condi-  
tions prevent such notices from being re-  
ceived or issued:  
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Set mobile phone devices, external devices  
itially planned lengthen both the duration of  
the trip and the route to the destination, or  
even temporarily prevent navigation to it, for  
example, if a road is closed to tra„c.  
and their accessories outside the airbag de-  
ployment areas or store them securely.  
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Position the connection cables of the audio  
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When in areas with zero or insu„cient ra-  
sources and external devices so that they do  
dio signal. Also in tunnels, confined areas  
between very tall buildings, garages, under-  
passes, mountains and valleys.  
not interfere with the driver.  
NOTICE  
In areas where special regulations apply or  
the use of mobile phones is forbidden, the  
mobile device in question must be switched  
oꢀ at all times. The radiation produced by a  
mobile phone device when switched on may  
interfere with sensitive technical and medi-  
cal equipment, possibly resulting in malfunc-  
tion or damage to the equipment.  
WARNING  
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When the frequency bands of the radio  
station have interference or are not available  
in areas with su„cient radio signal recep-  
tion.  
The centre armrest may obstruct the driver's  
arm movements, which could cause an acci-  
dent and severe injuries.  
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When the speakers and the vehicle com-  
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Keep the storage compartments of the  
ponents necessary for radio reception are  
damaged, do not work or do not have su„-  
cient electrical power.  
centre armrest closed at all times while the  
vehicle is in motion.  
NOTICE  
WARNING  
If the playback volume is excessive or distor-  
ted, the speakers may be damaged.  
Switch oꢀ mobile phone devices in areas  
with a risk of explosion!  
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Overviewandcontrols  
Overview and controls  
Connect System  
Fig. 138 Overview: control unit  
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Touch screen. The infotainment functions  
can be used through the screen.  
2
Navigation menu access  
3
Access the Full Link menu  
4
Turn the infotainment on/o„  
5
Turn volume up/down  
6
Main menu in tile mode.  
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Infotainment system  
Media System  
Fig. 139 Overview: control unit and indication in  
the 8.25-inch version  
1
Touch screen. The infotainment functions  
can be used through the screen.  
2
Rotary push button (to adjust the volume  
and to switch the infotainment on/o„)  
3
4
5
6
7
Rotary push button (to search and select)  
HOME button (to open the start page)  
Radio ››› page 206  
Multimedia ››› page 210  
Telephone ››› page 220  
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Full Link ››› page 189  
Vehicle ››› page 35  
198  
Generalinstructionsfor use  
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If a function button is missing on the screen,  
On vehicles with park assist, the audio source  
General instructions for use  
it is not a device defect, but corresponds to the  
specific equipment of the country or version.  
volume is automatically lowered when reverse  
gear is selected, as well as when the doors are  
opened. The volume reduction can be adjusted.  
Operating indications  
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Some infotainment functions can only be se-  
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lected when the vehicle is at a standstill. In  
some countries, the selector lever must also be  
in the parking position P or in neutral position N.  
It is not a malfunction, but is due to compliance  
with legal provisions.  
Information about the included software and  
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The infotainment needs a few seconds for  
the license conditions can be found in Set-  
tings > Copyright.  
the complete start-up of the system and during  
that time it does not react to inputs. Only the  
image of the rear view camera system can be  
displayed during system start-up.  
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When selling or lending the vehicle, make  
sure that all saved data, files and settings have  
been deleted and, if necessary, external audio  
sources and data media have been removed.  
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Restrictions on the use of devices using Blue-  
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The display of all indications and the execu-  
tooth® technology may apply in some coun-  
tries. For further information, contact the local  
authorities.  
tion of functions only takes place once the info-  
tainment system has finished booting. The du-  
ration of the system booting depends on the  
number of infotainment functions and may take  
longer than normal in the event of very high or  
very low temperatures.  
Note  
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You will find more information and tips for  
using the infotainment system in the Help  
menu.  
If you disconnect the 12 volt battery, turn on  
the ignition before restarting the infotainment  
system.  
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When using the infotainment system and  
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If the setup is changed, this may change the  
corresponding accessories, e.g., headphones,  
bear in mind country-specific regulations and  
legal provisions.  
display on the screen and in some cases, the  
infotainment system may behave in a manner  
di„erent to that described in this instruction  
manual.  
HOME screen  
In the control and display unit you can set  
up the views and representation on the home  
screen or use the factory setting templates.  
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Some functions of the infotainment system  
require an active SEAT CONNECT user account  
and an Internet connection for the vehicle. The  
data transmission must not be limited to per-  
form the functions.  
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In some countries, the infotainment system  
automatically shuts o„ when the engine is  
switched o„ and the vehicle's 12-volt battery  
charge level is low.  
If an icon is missing on the screen, it is not a  
device defect, but corresponds to the specific  
equipment of the country or version.  
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To use the infotainment system, simply lightly  
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Ensure that any repairs or modifications that  
The following menus can be included as an  
icon on the home screen:  
press a button or touch the screen.  
need to be carried out on the infotainment sys-  
tem are carried out by a specialised workshop.  
SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT dealership  
for this.  
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For the correct operation of the infotainment  
Main menus on the home screen  
system it is important that it is switched on and  
that, if necessary, the time and date of the vehi-  
cle are set correctly.  
Navigation ››› page 213  
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Using a mobile phone device inside the vehi-  
cle may cause noise in the speakers.  
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Infotainment system  
Depending on the equipment, the infotainment  
system has di„erent controls:  
Radio ››› page 206, Media  
››› page 210  
Increasing and reducing images or map  
sizes  
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Touch screen.  
Tip: use your thumb and index finger.  
Telephone ››› page 220  
Touch zones outside the screen, for example,  
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Press on the map with both fingers at the  
Volume (+ -).  
same time and leave them on the screen.  
Full Link ››› page 189  
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DIA.  
Function buttons, for example, RADIO or ME-  
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To enlarge views, slowly separate one finger  
from the other. To reduce views, slowly bring  
Settings ››› page 201  
one finger towards the other.  
Open the Quick Guide  
Note  
Vehicle and Driving data ››› page 34  
More information and operating tips can be  
found in the Infotainment Quick Guide.  
If you turn on the infotainment system man-  
ually with the ignition oꢀ, it will automati-  
cally turn oꢀ after about 30 minutes.  
Assistance systems ››› page 35  
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Press HOME >  
Help.  
Connecting and disconnecting the infotain-  
ment system  
Air conditioning ››› page 100  
Note  
Sound  
Users  
Store  
Legal  
Help  
The infotainment system turns on when the igni-  
tion is switched on, unless it has been manually  
turned o„ beforehand.  
As with most state-of-the-art computer  
and electronic equipment, in certain cases  
the system may need to be rebooted to  
make sure that it operates correctly. To  
do this, if appropriate, press and hold the  
On/Oꢀ button of the infotainment system (  
››› page 197) for approx. 15 seconds until  
the SEAT logo appears on the display.  
The infotainment system starts-up with the last  
set volume, provided that this does not exceed  
the preset maximum start-up volume.  
The infotainment system automatically turns o„  
when the driver's door is opened, provided the  
ignition has been switched o„ beforehand.  
Customising the infotainment sys-  
tem  
Moving objects and adjusting volume  
Move objects on the screen to adapt settings,  
for example, with scrollable buttons or to move  
the areas of a menu.  
Customise the menus and infotainment views  
to quickly access your favourite or most fre-  
quently used functions.  
Managing the infotainment system  
Execute the functions and settings with the info-  
tainment controls.  
Depending on the equipment, menus and dis-  
plays can be customised.  
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Generalinstructionsfor use  
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The main menu contains function buttons for  
accessing all of the Infotainment apps.  
Language.  
The setting is selected and activated  
or connected.  
/
Additional keypad languages.  
Units.  
The setting is not selected, disabled or  
disconnected.  
Customise shortcuts  
/
Voice control.  
At the bottom of the screen you will find short-  
cuts to customisable system functions. Use the  
settings to delete or replace them, or change  
their order.  
Wi-Fi.  
To open a drop-down list.  
To increase a setting value.  
Data connection.  
Manage mobile devices.  
Reset factory settings.  
System information.  
Copyright.  
To reduce a setting value.  
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Press and hold one of the icons (or press +  
of an empty position) to display an additional  
window.  
To go back step by step.  
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Select one of the icons from the apps bar.  
Press to delete an icon.  
To go forward step by step.  
Configuration wizard.  
To change a setting value with the  
scrollable button without adjusting.  
Click on an icon in the additional window to  
Adjust the volume of external audio sources  
replace the value.  
If you need to increase the playback volume for  
the external audio source, first lower the volume  
on the infotainment system.  
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Hold your finger on one of the icons and drag  
Sound settings  
it to the desired position.  
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Access the sound settings: HOME >  
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To close the edit mode, press in the addi-  
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.  
In the sound settings there may be the following  
functions, information and setting options:  
tional window, or press  
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Equaliser.  
Position.  
Settings.  
Settings (system and sound)  
If the sound from the connected external audio  
source is too loud or distorted, lower the out-  
put volume on the external audio source. If this  
is not enough, change the input volume to me-  
dium or low.  
The selection of possible settings varies de-  
pending on the country, the equipment in ques-  
tion and the equipment of the vehicle.  
System settings  
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Access the system settings: HOME >  
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Modifying settings  
In the system settings there may be the follow-  
ing functions, information and setting options:  
The meaning of the following symbols are valid  
for all system and sound settings.  
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Screen.  
All changes are automatically applied when  
the menus are closed.  
Time and date.  
201  
Infotainment system  
sence of this symbol, however, does not neces-  
sarily mean that the term in question can be  
used freely.  
Copyright  
Clean the screen  
As a general rule, audio and video files stored  
on data media and audio sources are subject to  
intellectual property protection in accordance  
with the national and international provisions  
applicable in each case. Please bear in mind all  
legal provisions!  
Remove persistent dirt carefully and without us-  
ing aggressive cleaning products. To clean the  
screen we recommend that:  
Other product names are registered trade-  
marks of the respective rights holders.  
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The infotainment system is switched o„.  
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Manufactured under license from Dolby Lab-  
Use a clean, soft cloth dampened with water  
oratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are  
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.  
››› page 304.  
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In case of persistent dirt: soften the dirt by  
Technical data  
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Manufactured under license from Dolby Lab-  
moistening with a little water. Then carefully re-  
move with a clean, soft cloth.  
oratories. Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D  
symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.  
Radio with integrated hardware (8.25 ") 1)  
The factory-mounted radio in the vehicle with  
integrated hardware includes country-specific  
components and software for connectivity and  
for the execution of vehicle, comfort and info-  
tainment functions.  
NOTICE  
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Android Auto™ is a trademark of Google Inc.  
Apple CarPlay™ is a trademark of Apple Inc.  
Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of Blue-  
Cleaning the screen with inappropriate  
cleaning products or when dry, may damage  
it.  
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When cleaning, only press lightly.  
tooth® SIG, Inc.  
The corresponding indications are displayed on  
the radio screen and partly on the instrument  
panel.  
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iPod®, iPad® and iPhone® are trademarks of  
Do not use aggressive cleaning products  
or that contain solvents. Such products  
may damage the equipment and darken the  
screen.  
Apple Inc.  
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Windows® is a registered trademark of Micro-  
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Capacitive colour screen:  
soft Corporation, Redmond, USA.  
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8.25 inch version, TFT, WVGA: 1082 x 480  
pixels.  
Touch operation via the device screen, rotary  
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MPEG-4 HE-AAC audio coding technology  
and patents are licensed by Fraunhofer IIS.  
Trademarks, licenses and copyrights  
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This product is protected by certain Microsoft  
push-button, menu button and buttons on the  
multifunction steering wheel.  
Registered trademarks and licenses  
Corporation industrial and intellectual property  
rights. The use or commercialization of technol-  
ogy of this type outside the configuration of this  
product, without a licence from Microsoft or an  
authorised Microsoft branch is prohibited.  
Certain terms in this manual bear the symbol  
® or ™. These symbols indicate that they are  
trademarks or registered trademarks. The ab-  
1)  
Equipment name: Media System.  
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Generalinstructionsfor use  
Sound system (basic equipment):  
Central computer with control and display  
unit1)  
Optional sound system  
The infotainment system that is supplied from  
the factory is equipped as follows:  
The infotainment system that is supplied from  
the factory is equipped as follows:  
The factory-mounted central computer in the  
vehicle includes country-specific components  
and software for connectivity and for the ex-  
ecution of vehicle, comfort and infotainment  
functions.  
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Speakers in di„erent locations and with dif-  
7 speakers in di„erent locations and with dif-  
ferent power levels (watts).  
ferent power levels (watts).  
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Internal amplifier depending on the system:  
External amplifier (Ethernet or CAN depend-  
ing on the 300W infotainment system), which  
processes the audio signals sent by the central  
computer.  
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4 speakers: 2 x 20 W  
6 speakers: 4 x 20 W  
The corresponding indications are shown on  
the control and display unit screen and partly  
on the instrument panel.  
Setting options:  
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Excitation of speaker channels through class  
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Equaliser, depending on the system:  
AB final stages.  
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Capacitive colour screen  
Using the equipment with:  
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4 speakers: treble, mid and bass.  
6 speakers: 5 frequency bands  
Audio signal processing in digital internal sig-  
nal processor (DSP).  
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Touch zones Touch operation.  
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Independent subwoofer in the luggage com-  
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Sound distribution, depending on the system:  
Buttons on the multifunction steering wheel.  
Proximity sensors and gesture control.  
partment.  
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4 speakers: Balance (left / right)  
Setting options:  
6 speakers: Balance + Fader (left / right /  
HOME >  
Settings > Display.  
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Equaliser, depending on the system:  
front / rear).  
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User equaliser: 5 bands.  
Vehicle and comfort functions  
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Sound optimisation by zones (valid for the 6-  
speaker system):  
Sound distribution: Balance + Fader (left /  
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Assistants system settings.  
right / front / rear).  
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Manual (Driver and All)  
Heating and air conditioning settings.  
Lights and visibility function settings.  
Vehicle comfort settings.  
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Sound optimisation by zones:  
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Manual (Driver, Front and All)  
Subwoofer volume  
Parking and manoeuvring settings.  
Wi-Fi  
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Wi-Fi conforming to IEEE 802.11 b/g/n.  
2.4 GHz and 5 GHz transfer (depending on  
the country).  
1)  
Equipment name: Connect System  
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Infotainment system  
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Fi  
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Apple Car Play™ and Android Auto™ over Wi-  
Simultaneous connection of up to 8 Wi-Fi de-  
Messaging profile (MAP): It allows short  
Danish and Norwegian. These languages have  
advanced functions such as Online Com-  
mands, natural interaction, etc.  
messages (SMS) and emails to be downloaded  
and synchronised.  
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vices.  
The other languages of the infotainment system  
do not o„er natural interaction.  
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Media System:  
Voice control  
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5GHz access point for Full Link Wireless  
Requirements  
only  
Introduction  
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Online and oꢀine: voice control with the cor-  
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Connect System:  
Voice control works both online and oŽine, tak-  
ing into account the aspects indicated in the  
section “Languages available depending on  
the market”. In online mode, commands are re-  
corded more accurately, as more data is avail-  
able.  
responding infotainment installed in the vehicle.  
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Access point  
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Online: current SEAT CONNECT Plus contract  
Tethering  
active.  
Pairing process simplified by WPS or QR  
Note  
code  
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Voice control only recognises commands  
Bluetooth® profiles  
Voice control understands questions and ex-  
pressions without having to learn commands.  
Commands can be formulated freely and can  
be colloquial. Command proposals can be  
found in the infotainment system, for example  
in the language that is set in the infotainment  
system.  
There can be a maximum of two mobile devices  
connected to the Bluetooth® hands-free and a  
third device connected to the Bluetooth® as a  
music player.  
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Test the voice control with the vehicle stop-  
ped before starting to move to familiarise  
yourself with its operation.  
in the  
Help > Voice control menu.  
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When a mobile phone is connected to the tele-  
phone management system, a data exchange  
takes place via one of the Bluetooth® profiles.  
Online voice search will be faster and more  
Functions are reduced in oŽine mode.  
reliable if the “Use location” privacy setting  
is selected.  
Loud noises inside or outside the vehicle can  
cause malfunctions, as well as confusing phra-  
ses and answers.  
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Voice control can only control functions  
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Hands-free telephone profile (HFP): the  
that are available as part of the vehicle’s  
equipment.  
HFP can be used to manage calls through the  
infotainment system.  
Languages available depending on the mar-  
ket  
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Audio profile (A2DP): This profile allows au-  
dio to be transmitted with stereo quality. It may  
require connecting other profiles for managing  
and controlling playback.  
Wake word and commands  
●
Online and oꢀine: German, American Eng-  
lish, British English, French, Italian, Spanish,  
Czech, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish,  
Voice control wake words  
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Phone book access profile (PBAP): Allows  
Voice control starts when the infotainment rec-  
ognises the wake word.  
phone book contents to be downloaded from  
the mobile telephone.  
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Voice control
If you have connected the voice control via the  
wake word, the connected infotainment replies  
with “What would you like to do? ”.  
The voice control ends automatically, if you use  
infotainment functions, if the parking system is  
activated or by incoming calls.  
Note  
●
When the activation word is disconnected,  
●
OR: after the wake word, say the desired  
the infotainment system cannot be activated  
command, for example: “Hola Hola” and then  
“heating”.  
by means of the activation word. Voice con-  
trol is still available via the  
multifunction steering wheel.  
button on the  
The system scans the words spoken in the vehi-  
cle after the wake word.  
●
Availability depends on country and equip-  
ment.  
Connect and disconnect the wake word  
●
Press HOME >  
Settings > Voice control >  
Start and stop voice control  
Activate / deactivate wake word.  
Depending on the equipment, you can start  
voice control in di„erent ways.  
Wake word:  
Hola Hola  
Commands  
Start voice control  
To help the voice control recognise commands  
reliably:  
●
Voice control activation: say the word that  
activates voice control.  
●
Pronounce clearly. Confusing commands are  
●
Multifunction steering wheel: press the voice  
not recognised. Speak in a normal tone of  
voice. Speak a little louder if you are driving at  
high speed.  
control button  
.
In some cases you can also start voice con-  
trol of the connected mobile phone device, by  
pressing and holding the voice control button.  
●
Avoid outside noises. Open windows and  
doors can interfere with voice control.  
●
Avoid other secondary noises, such as con-  
Manually ending voice control  
versations in the vehicle. Do not direct the air  
flow from the outlets towards the microphone  
or the interior lining of the roof.  
Voice control can be cancelled with the Can-  
cel command.  
●
Multifunction steering wheel: tap the voice  
●
Do not make long pauses.  
control button once to cancel the function.  
Voice control is active and recognises  
the words pronounced.  
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Infotainment system  
Radio mode  
Introduction  
Fig. 140 Schematic diagram: Radio view.  
In Radio mode you can tune in the available  
radio stations in di„erent frequency bands and  
memorise your favourites on the preset buttons  
to access them quickly.  
Online functions in Radio mode  
Note  
Online functions in Radio mode are only availa-  
ble under the following conditions:  
●
For streaming services you need to have an  
account with the provider in question.  
●
SEAT CONNECT or SEAT CONNECT Plus  
●
Radio stations are responsible for the con-  
The types of reception and frequency bands  
available depend on the equipment and the  
country. In certain countries, frequency bands  
may stop broadcasting or not be available  
again.  
equipment.  
tent of the information they transmit. Elec-  
trical equipment connected to the vehicle  
may also cause interference in radio signal  
reception and noise in the loudspeakers.  
●
You have an active SEAT CONNECT user ac-  
count.  
●
●
The vehicle is assigned to your user account.  
You have a corresponding data package ac-  
●
Foil or metal-coated stickers attached to  
the windows may aꢀect reception on vehi-  
Access the RADIO menu  
quired from the In-Car store or have a data  
volume for your own mobile phone device via  
Wi-Fi access point.  
cles with a window aerial.  
●
Press HOME >  
››› Fig. 140.  
Access the settings  
●
Press HOME >  
>
.
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Radiomode
DAB not available.  
Radio equipment and symbols  
Selecting, tuning and saving a sta-  
tion  
DAB stations support presentations (slide-  
show).  
The functions, as well as the types of reception  
and frequency bands available depend on the  
equipment and the country.  
Select the frequency band  
Symbols on the AM frequency band  
Before selecting a station you have to select  
a frequency band or a type of reception. Di„er-  
ent stations are available depending on the fre-  
quency band selected or the type of reception.  
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●
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AM tuner.  
Manually updating the station list.  
Dual FM receiver (diversity antenna).  
Summarised FM station list.  
To display the frequency band for manual  
selection of the AM frequency.  
The types of reception and frequency bands  
available depend on the equipment and the  
country.  
Merger of DAB and FM stations into one list.  
Menus in Internet radio mode  
Show station selection.  
Fusion of all stations stored in preset buttons  
into one list. Maximum 36 favourite stations.  
●
Select the frequency band or type of recep-  
●
●
Station logos.  
Open text search.  
tion: AM, FM/DAB, FM (for devices that do not  
have DAB), Internet radio.  
DAB presentation (slideshow). Images that  
Show the last online radio stations heard.  
are emitted sequentially.  
Show the 100 most played radio stations  
and podcasts.  
●
Internet radio.  
Search and select a station  
You can select radio stations in di„erent ways.  
The options vary depending on the frequency  
band and the type of reception.  
Show available online radio podcasts.  
Universal symbols in Radio mode  
Show online radio stations, grouped by  
country.  
AM To select the desired AM frequency band.  
FM/DAB To select the desired FM/DAB fre-  
Show online radio stations by the desired  
language.  
Select via the frequency band (AM and FM)  
quency band.  
1. Activate the frequency band.  
Internet radio To select the type of Internet ra-  
Show online radio stations whose pro-  
gramme belongs to the desired musical  
genre.  
dio reception.  
2. Click on the cursor, scroll through the fre-  
quency band and release it when you  
reach the frequency band you want.  
TP Next to the name of the station, monitoring  
of active trac information stations (TP).  
OR: press on a point on the frequency  
band. The cursor will automatically jump to  
the corresponding frequency.  
Symbols on the FM/DAB frequency band  
To display the frequency band for manual  
selection of the FM frequency. Only the FM  
band should be selected in the Radio con-  
text.  
The station of the set frequency is tuned.  
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Infotainment system  
In the FM frequency band or in the Multimedia  
mode, a station with trac information in the  
background is automatically tuned while it is  
possible to tune into a station with trac infor-  
mation.  
Select from the station list (AM and FM/DAB)  
Save stations on the preset keys  
The station list shows the stations that are cur-  
rently tunable. In the AM frequency band, you  
may have to update the station list if you are no  
longer in the area where you last accessed the  
station list. In the FM/DAB frequency band, the  
station list is automatically updated.  
You can store up to 36 stations of di„erent fre-  
quency bands and reception types as favour-  
ites using the preset buttons.  
1. Tune the station you want.  
2. Access the preset buttons.  
If no station with trac information can be  
tuned in, the device automatically searches for  
stations with tunable trac information.  
3. Press the preset button and keep it pressed  
until the station is stored.  
1. Open the station list  
Stations with trac information are not availa-  
ble in all countries.  
2. Press the station you want.  
OR: press the station on the station list and  
keep it pressed. The preset buttons are dis-  
played.  
The selected station is tuned. In the case of  
FM/DAB and if the station is available, the best  
quality reception is automatically selected.  
Activating and deactivating the TP function  
●
In Radio mode or Multimedia mode, press  
4. Press the preset button.  
> Tra„c programme (TP).  
The station is stored in the selected preset but-  
ton.  
Search and filter stations (Internet radio)  
Presentations (SlideShow) in DAB  
In Online Radio mode, stations can be filtered  
If a station was already stored in the preset  
button, it is overwritten with the new station.  
The slideshow function (SLS) is a feature of digi-  
tal radio (DAB) stations, allowing a slideshow of  
images, e.g. the station’s logo, to the user.  
by categories and can be searched by text.  
1. Open the station list.  
2. Select the category by which the stations  
Special functions in Radio mode  
are to be filtered.  
Activating and deactivating the SLS function  
OR: press  
input field is displayed.  
to start the text search. The  
It is possible to deactivate the slideshow func-  
tion on DAB radio stations:  
Tra„c information (TP)  
The TP function monitors the announcements  
of a station with trac information and auto-  
matically reproduces them in the Radio mode  
or in the multimedia playback that is active. To  
do this, you have to be able to tune into a sta-  
tion with trac information.  
3. Enter the name of the station you want. The  
list of the stations found is updated while  
entering the text.  
●
In the Radio Menu click on the area where  
the station information is located, either in the  
name or on the additional information (author  
or information text).  
4. Press the station you want.  
The selected station is tuned.  
OR: tap Radio Settings > Display DAB pic-  
ture gallery and additional information (acti-  
vate/deactivate).  
Some stations without their own trac informa-  
tion support the TP function by broadcasting  
trac information from other stations (EON).  
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Radiomode
Online radio  
Assign station logos manually  
Online radio is a type of reception for Internet  
radio stations and podcasts that are independ-  
ent of AM, FM and DAB. Thanks to Internet  
transmission, reception is not limited to the re-  
gion.  
1. In FM/DAB mode, press Station logos.  
2. Press on the  
icon and then select the  
station to which a station logo is to be as-  
signed.  
3. Select the station logo. If desired, repeat  
the same process with other stations.  
Online radio is only available through the Inter-  
net connection of the active infotainment sys-  
tem. The use of online radio can generate ex-  
penses due to the transmission of data from the  
Internet.  
4. OR: via the menu  
> Station logos.  
Additional DAB warnings  
The DAB announcement function monitors pos-  
sible notifications from DAB radio stations and  
plays them automatically in Radio mode.  
●
In Online radio mode, press and set the audio  
quality to high or low to tune the online radio.  
Activate deactivate additional DAB warnings:  
Station logos  
●
Menu > Additional DAB announcements  
In the case of some frequency bands, station  
logos may already be pre-installed in the info-  
tainment system.  
(Activate/deactivate).  
Radio text  
If in the FM/DAB frequency band settings the  
automatic selection of station logos is acti-  
vated, station logos are automatically assigned  
to the stations.  
The radio text function provides information re-  
lated to the selected radio station.  
Activate and deactivate Radio text:  
●
Menu > Radio Text (Activate/deactivate).  
In the Online radio mode, the infotainment sys-  
tem accesses the station logos of the online  
database and automatically assigns them to  
the stations.  
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Infotainment system  
Media Mode  
Introduction  
Fig. 141 Schematic diagram: Media view  
In Media mode you can play multimedia files  
from data media and through the infotainment  
system.  
Incorrect configuration on a data media may  
cause the data media to be unreadable.  
Access the MEDIA menu  
●
Press HOME >  
››› Fig. 141.  
Playlists only specify a playback order and re-  
fer to the storage location of the multimedia  
files within the folder structure. In a playlist  
there are no multimedia files saved. To play a  
playlist, multimedia files have to be found in the  
storage places of the data media to which the  
playlist refers.  
Access the settings  
Depending on the equipment, the following  
data media can be used:  
●
Press HOME >  
>
.
●
USB storage support (for example, a USB  
Limitations and indications of data media  
stick, a mobile phone connected via USB).  
●
Data media may not work if they have been ex-  
posed to high temperatures or have been dam-  
aged. Please bear in mind the manufacturer’s  
indications.  
Bluetooth® device (for example, a mobile  
phone or a tablet).  
Note  
Depending on the equipment, the following  
types of multimedia files can be played:  
SEAT assumes no liability for any deteriora-  
Quality di„erences between data media pro-  
duced by di„erent manufacturers can cause  
multimedia playback malfunctions.  
tion or loss of files on data storage devices.  
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Audio files.  
Video files (depends on the system).  
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MediaMode
Add a media file as favourite.  
Top right: select media source.  
Access the settings.  
The folder structure of the selected multi-  
media source is displayed. When My media  
is selected, the categories (music, videos,  
playlists) and connected multimedia sour-  
ces are displayed first.  
Equipment features and media sym-  
bols  
Audio, multimedia and connectivity:  
Open the search.  
●
●
Media playback and control via Bluetooth®.  
Audio playback in these formats: AAC, APE,  
2. Search for the title you want in the folder  
structure.  
Return to the top folder of the media  
source.  
ALAC, FLAC, MP2, MP3, MP4, Vorbis, OPUS,  
WMA, WAV.  
OR: press  
to start a text search The input  
field is displayed.  
Select and play a multimedia source  
●
Video playback in these formats:  
3. Enter the name of the desired title. The list  
of the titles found is updated while entering  
the text.  
–
MPEG-1 and MPEG-2  
Select multimedia source  
(.mpg, .mpeg, .mkv, .avi).  
Before playing multimedia files you must first  
connect a multimedia source.  
–
ISO MPEG-4 ASP; Xvid  
4. Press the desired title.  
(.mp4, .m4v, .mov, .mkv, .avi).  
●
●
Connect an external multimedia source.  
Select the connected media source to be  
used for playback.  
If at the beginning of the playback your se-  
lection is in a folder of a multimedia source,  
the multimedia files that are in it are also  
added to the playback.  
–
ISO MPEG-4 AVC / H.264  
(.mp4, .m4v, .mov, .mkv, .avi).  
–
Windows Media Video 9  
(.wmv, .asf, .mkv, .avi).  
Playing audio and video files  
If a playlist is played, all available titles in  
the playlist are added to the playback.  
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●
Playlists on any type of device.  
Multimedia search.  
You can search and play multimedia files from  
an available multimedia source in di„erent  
ways.  
5. Close your selection with  
.
Universal symbols in Media mode  
Start playback.  
Select favourites  
Search in the folder structure  
In favourites you can save titles, music genres,  
artists and albums individually for playback.  
Pause playback.  
Multimedia files can be catalogued by catego-  
ries (for example, album, artist, title). In My me-  
dia this category view is always displayed. The  
classic folder structure of individual USB data  
media is also found in My media.  
Change to the previous track.  
Change to the next track.  
Repeat the track that is playing.  
Repeat all titles.  
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●
Access favourites  
.
Press the favourite you want.  
Depending on your selection, all the titles be-  
longing to the favourite are added to the play-  
back.  
1. Activate the folder structure.  
Activate the shuŽe playback order.  
Display a list of favourites.  
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Infotainment system  
Save favourites  
Video mode  
Only multimedia files in My media of the info-  
tainment system can be saved as favourites.  
You can save up to a maximum of 30 titles, al-  
bums, artists and music genres individually as  
favourites.  
When in Video mode, a video stored on data  
media, in My multimedia can be played on  
the infotainment display. In this case, the video  
sound is played through the vehicle's speakers.  
The image is only displayed if the vehicle is  
stopped. When the vehicle is in motion, the in-  
fotainment screen turns o„. The sound of the  
video can still be heard.  
1. Start playback.  
2. Access favourites.  
3. Tap a favourite that is not assigned.  
OR: press and hold on an existing favourite  
for approx. 3 seconds.  
4. Select from the selection list: Title, Album,  
Artist, Genres, Playlist.  
The selection is saved instead of the previously  
selected favourite. If the favourite was already  
assigned, the previously saved favourite is over-  
written.  
The selectable options in the selection list de-  
pend on the data attached to the multimedia  
file. If the music genre is not indicated in the  
music files, for example, you cannot save the  
music genre as favourite.  
If a video file is playing, only that video can be  
saved as favourite.  
Playing entertainment content in the  
infotainment system  
Depending on the infotainment system, videos  
can be played.  
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Navigation
Navigation  
Introduction  
Fig. 142 Schematic diagram: Navigation view.  
A global satellite system determines the current  
position of the vehicle and the sensors moun-  
ted on the vehicle analyse the routes taken.  
All measured values and possible trac events  
are compared with the available maps to allow  
optimal navigation to the destination.  
During dynamic route guidance, you will re-  
ceive information about reported trac con-  
gestion on the route. An additional navigation  
announcement is given if the route is recalcula-  
ted due to trac congestion.  
Navigation announcements  
Navigation announcements are acoustic indi-  
cations for driving referred to the current route.  
The type and frequency of navigation an-  
nouncements depend on the driving situation,  
for example, starting the guide to the destina-  
tion, driving on the motorway or on a round-  
about and the settings.  
While a navigation announcement is playing,  
its volume can be adjusted. The following navi-  
gation announcements provided will be played  
with the newly adjusted volume.  
Navigation announcements and graphic repre-  
sentations will guide you to your destination.  
Navigation management is carried out on the  
screen.  
If the exact destination cannot be reached be-  
cause, for example, it is in a non-digitised area,  
indications relating to the address and the dis-  
tance to the destination are displayed on the  
screen.  
Limitations during navigation  
Depending on the country, some functions of  
the infotainment system will not be available  
on the screen when travelling above a certain  
speed. It is not a malfunction, but is due to com-  
pliance with legislation.  
If the infotainment system cannot receive data  
from GPS satellites, for example, in a tunnel or  
in an underground garage, navigation contin-  
ues using the vehicle's sensors.  
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Infotainment system  
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●
In areas that are not digitised or are only parti-  
ally digitised on the infotainment memory, the  
infotainment system will still attempt to provide  
route guidance.  
Press on the map with both fingers at the  
Press on the map with both fingers at the  
same time.  
same time and keep them pressed.  
●
To rotate the map view, turn your fingers  
Change view  
clockwise anticlockwise.  
In the case of missing or incomplete navigation  
data, it may not be possible to determine the  
exact position of the vehicle. This may mean  
that navigation is not as precise as usual.  
Tip: use your index finger  
Saved data  
●
Press twice on the map and keep your finger  
The infotainment system saves certain data, for  
example, frequent routes and position data, to  
make the entry of the destination more agile  
and optimise the route guidance.  
pressed on the screen.  
●
To zoom out the view of the map, move your  
Roads and streets are subject to constant  
change (e.g. new roads, road works, roads  
closed to trac, changes to street names and  
building numbers). If the navigation data is ob-  
solete, this may lead to errors or inaccuracies  
during the route guidance.  
finger upwards. To zoom in the view of the map,  
move your finger downwards.  
Delete saved data  
Change view  
●
Press Settings > Basic function settings >  
Tip: use your thumb and index finger  
Delete and then Accept.  
●
Press on the map with both fingers at the  
Managing the navigation map  
same time and keep them pressed.  
WARNING  
To allow an optimal view, you can also man-  
age the navigation map with additional finger  
movements.  
●
To zoom out the view of the map, move one  
Select the settings, enter the destination and  
the modifications for navigation only with the  
vehicle at a standstill.  
finger towards the other. To zoom in the view of  
the map, move one finger away from the other.  
Moving the map  
Tilt the view  
Note  
Tip: use your index finger  
Tip: use your index and middle fingers  
●
Move the map with your finger.  
●
If a detour is passed during route guidance,  
●
Press on the map with both fingers at the  
navigation may recalculate the route.  
same time and horizontal to each other, keep  
Zoom in  
them pressed.  
●
The quality of the navigation recommen-  
dations given by the Infotainment system de-  
pends on the navigation data available and  
any reported tra„c congestions.  
●
To tilt the view of the map forward, move your  
Tip: use your index finger  
fingers upwards. To tilt the view of the map  
backward, move your fingers downwards.  
●
To increase the view in a certain position,  
double-click on the map.  
●
Navigation announcements are not emit-  
ted if the sound is muted in the infotainment  
Rotate the map  
Zoom out  
system.  
Tip: use your thumb and index finger  
Tip: use your index and middle fingers  
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Navigation
Home address.  
Favourite destinations.  
Back  
Navigation functions and symbols  
Work address.  
Navigation  
Favourite destinations.  
Navigation functions depend on the equipment  
and country.  
Symbols in the route details  
Current position.  
Additional window with more options.  
Additional window with route options.  
Centre the map on the current position.  
Destination of the current guidance.  
Functions  
●
Entering the destination and route calcula-  
POI symbols (points of interest)  
tion (oŽine and online).  
Change view: 2D oriented to the north, or  
2D oriented to the direction of travel, or  
3D to the direction of travel.  
POIs (points of interest) are shown on the map,  
provided the navigation has said data.  
●
Display of two navigation maps at the same  
time (screen and instrument cluster).  
Click on the desired POI (point of interest) to  
start a route guidance ››› page 216.  
Information about the current route guid-  
ance.  
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●
●
●
●
Update of online maps.  
Predictive navigation.  
Petrol station.  
Parking lot.  
Map scale.  
3D urban maps.  
Online trac information.  
Dynamic POIs (points of interest).  
Symbols in the additional window  
Tourist information oces.  
Train station.  
●
To open the additional window, press  
.
Repeat the last navigation announcement.  
Volume of navigation announcements.  
Symbols on the map  
Restaurant.  
The buttons and indications depend on the set-  
tings and the current driving situation.  
Tra„c information.  
Map lighting in Automatic, Day or Night  
mode.  
POIs (points of interest) are shown on the  
map, provided the navigation has said data  
››› page 218.  
Symbols for trac events and points of inter-  
est (POIs) are displayed on the map, for exam-  
ple, petrol stations, train stations or interesting  
stopovers, provided navigation has such data  
››› page 218.  
O„er new guidance routes.  
Other symbols  
Entering the detailed destination for an ad-  
Click on a trac event to open an additional  
window with further details ››› page 218.  
Current position.  
dress.  
Slow trac.  
Search for destinations.  
Destinations along the route.  
Final destination.  
Search for destinations.  
Frequent destinations.  
Last destinations.  
Trac jam.  
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Infotainment system  
Accident.  
Using obsolete data may lead to errors during  
navigation. Current routes cannot be traced or  
the route guidances will lead to mistaken desti-  
nations.  
WARNING  
If you update the navigation data manually  
while driving, it may cause accidents with se-  
rious injuries.  
Broken down vehicle.  
Slippery surface (ice or snow).  
Road closed to trac.  
Slippery road hazard.  
Danger.  
Ensure navigation data is updated at all times.  
●
Update the navigation data only with the  
vehicle at a standstill.  
Online updating of navigation data  
The navigation data of the regions through  
which you travel frequently is automatically up-  
dated in the background if the Internet connec-  
tion is established and the privacy settings are  
valid.  
Note  
Automatic update of the navigation data is  
subject to the privacy settings. No update is  
made in incognito mode.  
●
With the ignition switched on, the navigation  
Road works.  
data is updated automatically.  
Start route guidance  
Strong wind.  
Manual update of navigation data  
Depending on the country and equipment, dif-  
ferent functions are available to enter destina-  
tions.  
Current navigation data for large regions, for  
example Western Europe, can be downloaded  
from www.seat.com and stored on USB data  
devices.  
Reduced visibility.  
The di„erent functions for entering destinations  
are found in the navigation main menu.  
●
Download the navigation data to a USB data  
Navigation data  
device.  
Opening the Navigation main menu  
The Infotainment system is equipped with a  
built-in navigation data memory. Depending  
on the country, the necessary navigation data  
may already be pre-installed.  
●
●
Turn on the ignition of the vehicle.  
●
Press HOME >  
.
Connect the USB data device to the infotain-  
ment system. Navigation data is automatically  
updated in the background.  
Select the destination and start navigation  
1. Press  
2. Select the desired destination. You can  
chose from Frequent destinations,  
.
To provide correct route guidance and make  
the most of the functions o„ered, the infotain-  
ment system should be updated on a regular  
basis.  
The map version is displayed in HOME >  
System information.  
>
Last destinations or  
nations.  
Favourite desti-  
216  
Navigation
OR: press  
input screen.  
and enter the address in the  
To save a destination as a favourite press  
the split screen when entering the destination.  
in  
Start navigation:  
1. Press  
.
OR: detailed address.  
3. Press Start.  
Select the destination and start navigation:  
2. Move the view on the map until the desired  
position can be selected. The navigation  
map can be used by means of additional  
finger movements ››› page 213.  
1. Press  
and then  
.
2. Press the desired destination.  
Frequent destinations  
3. Press Start.  
3. Press the desired destination on the map.  
The destination synopsis uses recorded data to  
propose possible destinations.  
4. Press Route.  
Note  
Select the destination and start navigation:  
Enter the destination as accurately as possi-  
ble. If you enter a destination incorrectly, the  
route guidance will not be able to start or it  
will guide you to an incorrect destination.  
Oꢀroad navigation  
1. Press  
and then  
.
“O„road navigation” calculates routes to se-  
lected destination points using unknown data.  
When a destination point is outside the known  
roads or position data, navigation finds the  
route to the next point of the known road and  
completes the path to the next destination  
point with a direct connection.  
2. Select the desired destination. The route  
guidance starts automatically.  
Quick start: for a quick start, press and hold  
the desired destination for a few seconds.  
Start route guidance by selecting from the  
map  
The navigation map includes active areas at  
many points that are suitable for entering the  
destination. To do this, press the desired posi-  
tion or place on the map. If there is map data at  
this point, you can start a route guidance.  
Recent destinations  
Start navigation:  
Navigation saves the last destinations to make  
them available for a route guidance.  
1. Move the view on the map until the desired  
position can be selected. The navigation  
map can be used by means of additional  
finger movements ››› page 213.  
Select the destination and start navigation:  
1. Press  
and then  
.
Whether it is possible to enter the destination  
through the navigation map depends on the  
state of the data and it is not possible for all  
positions.  
2. Press the desired destination.  
2. Press on any point on the map without posi-  
tion data.  
3. Press Start.  
3. Press Route.  
Quick start: for a quick start, press and hold  
the desired destination for a few seconds.  
To start “o„road navigation”, press an empty  
area without position data.  
Start route guidance using contact details  
Favourite destinations  
Start route guidance with the saved address  
data of a contact. Contacts saved without ad-  
dress data cannot be used for route guidance.  
Save up to 20 destinations as favourites.  
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Infotainment system  
Start navigation:  
1. Press  
mation is another vehicle that has detected the  
hazard and has uploaded the information to the  
service provider.  
Open and close the route details  
●
●
.
To open them, press or swipe it.  
To close them, press or swipe it.  
2. Press on the contact you want.  
The hazards shown are: accident, broken down  
vehicle and slippery road surface.  
3. Press Route.  
Edit route guidance  
Note  
To edit the route guidance, move the stopovers  
to the destination in the TripView view.  
Tra„c flow indication  
If the address details of a contact are ob-  
solete, the route guidance will nevertheless  
take you to the registered address. Check  
that the contact address is updated.  
The navigation map shows trac flow accord-  
ing to current trac events, highlighting the  
road network in colour.  
●
Hold the desired destination pressed until it is  
visibly highlighted.  
●
●
Move the destination to the desired position.  
●
●
Yellow: Slow trac.  
Red: Trac jam.  
Remove your finger from the screen. The  
Tra‡c information  
route will recalculate.  
Note  
The infotainment system receives detailed traf-  
fic information automatically if the Internet con-  
nection is established. This information is shown  
with symbols and highlighting the road network  
in colour on the map.  
Avoid tra„c incidents  
Tra„c information receipt is subject to the  
privacy settings. In maximum Privacy mode,  
no tra„c information is received. Tracking or  
Location level setting is necessary.  
The details of the route show the current traf-  
fic incidents if the navigation has such data.  
Avoid trac incidents by editing route details  
››› page 218.  
Tra„c incidents  
●
●
Press on a trac event.  
Function descriptions  
Trac incidents, for example, trac jams or  
congested trac, are shown on the navigation  
map using symbols.  
Press on Avoid. The route will recalculate.  
Route details  
Split screen  
The route details contain information on all inci-  
dents, for example, the starting point, stopovers,  
trac events, POIs and destination, provided  
the navigation has such data.  
With an active route guidance, trac incidents  
that are on the current route are shown in the  
route details. Such trac incidents can be avoi-  
ded ››› page 218, Function descriptions.  
When handling navigation functions, an addi-  
tional window with other options may open.  
Possible options depend on the function being  
used.  
If you press on an incident, an additional win-  
dow opens providing more options. The avail-  
able options depend on the incident and the  
current settings.  
Hazard information  
Hazard information is shown on the navigation  
map with symbols in the same way as trac  
incidents. In this case, the source of this infor-  
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Navigation
Navigation can propose up to 5 routes at the  
same time. The proposed routes may be di„er-  
ent from the routes of the normal route guid-  
ance.  
Close the additional screen  
●
Press on an empty area outside the addi-  
tional window.  
●
●
OR: press  
.
If one of the proposed destinations is selected,  
the guide to that destination is started.  
OR: press Accept.  
The route guidance follows the selected route  
until the vehicle deviates from it. In that case,  
the route is recalculated and takes you back  
along the most direct path to the initially selec-  
ted destination.  
Functions in the additional window:  
Show on  
map  
Show what is selected on the map.  
Add stop-  
Add a stopover to the route guid-  
over desti- ance.  
nation  
Important trac jams are taken into account  
in the route guidance, and are avoided if alter-  
native routes are available, provided navigation  
has such data.  
Direct  
route  
Starts direct route guidance.  
You can activate and deactivate the function  
whenever you want.  
Delete  
Delete a stopover from the route  
guidance.  
Avoid  
Avoid tra„c jam. The route will re-  
calculate.  
Enable and disable learning usage pattern  
The setting is in the corresponding navigation  
Stop route Ends the current route guidance.  
guidance  
menu  
> Basic function settings.  
●
To activate the function, activate Learn us-  
Close the additional window.  
Add a destination to favourites.  
age pattern.  
●
To disable the function, disable Learn usage  
pattern.  
●
To delete saved data, press Delete usage  
Learn usage pattern  
pattern.  
When the vehicle is in motion, navigation saves  
routes and destinations used to automatically  
generate destination proposals. Destinations  
are learned based on the time of day and the  
day of the week.  
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Infotainment system  
Telephone interface  
Introduction  
Fig. 143 Schematic diagram: Phone view.  
You can use the telephone interface to connect  
your mobile to the infotainment system and op-  
erate phone functions through it. The sound is  
played through the vehicle's speakers.  
Telephone interface equipment and  
symbols  
Note  
●
As a general rule, pairing a device (for ex-  
ample, a mobile phone device) is only nec-  
essary once. You can restore the device con-  
nection via Bluetooth® or Wi-Fi with the info-  
tainment system whenever you want without  
having to pair the device again.  
Equipment features  
You can connect up to two mobile phone devi-  
ces simultaneously to the infotainment system.  
●
●
●
Hands-free function.  
Use up to two phones at the same time.  
High speeds, poor weather or road conditions  
and a noisy ambience (even outside of the ve-  
hicle), as well as the quality of reception can all  
a„ect the quality of a telephone conversation  
in the vehicle.  
Phone book with up to 5,000 contacts, de-  
●
The availability of some telephone func-  
pending on the infotainment system.  
tions will depend on the mobile phone con-  
●
SMS functions via Bluetooth®: SMS reading,  
nected to the infotainment system.  
SMS writing (templates included), SMS play-  
back, message history.  
●
Email functions via Bluetooth®: reading email,  
writing email.  
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Telephoneinterface  
●
●
Connection to wireless charging option.  
Connection to the microphone mounted on  
Remove a person from the conference call.  
Get help in case of breakdown.  
Places with special regulations  
Switch o„ the mobile telephone and the tel-  
ephone interface in places with a risk of ex-  
plosion. These places are not always clearly  
marked. They include, for example:  
the vehicle.  
Obtain information on the SEAT brand  
and selected additional services related to  
trac and your travel.  
Symbols in the main menu  
Contacts.  
●
●
●
The vicinity of chemical pipelines and tanks.  
The lower decks of boats and ferries.  
Call list symbols  
List of incoming and outgoing calls.  
Enter telephone number.  
Text messages (SMS and emails).  
Telephone interface settings.  
●
To open the call lists, press  
Incoming call.  
.
In the proximity of vehicles that run on lique-  
fied gas (such as propane or butane).  
Outgoing call.  
●
Places where the air is laden with chemicals  
or particles such as flour, dust or metal powder.  
Missed call.  
Symbols for calls  
●
All other places where the engine or tele-  
Telephone number (company).  
Telephone number (private).  
Mobile telephone number (company).  
Mobile telephone number (private).  
Fax (private).  
phone must be switched o„.  
The symbols may be di„erent depending on  
the infotainment system.  
WARNING  
Start a call or bringing it to the foreground.  
End or reject a call.  
Switch oꢀ the mobile phone in areas with a  
risk of explosion!  
Open contact list.  
Fax.  
Note  
Enter telephone number.  
Mute the sound of the hands-free  
Hold call.  
Symbols for text messages  
In areas where special regulations apply or  
the use of mobile phones is forbidden, it  
must be switched oꢀ at all times. The radi-  
ation produced by the mobile phone when  
switched on may interfere with sensitive  
technical and medical equipment, possibly  
resulting in malfunction or damage to the  
equipment.  
The symbols may be di„erent depending on  
the infotainment system.  
Continue call.  
●
To open the text messages, press  
.
Start conference call.  
Pass call to private mode.  
Make an emergency call.  
Voice mail.  
Activate voice control input ››› page 204.  
Templates for text messages.  
Ignore an incoming call.  
Switch the call to handsfree mode.  
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Infotainment system  
Active and passive connection  
Establish an active connection  
Pair, connect and manage  
To use the functions of the telephone interface,  
there must be at least one mobile phone device  
connected to the infotainment system. If there  
are several mobile phone devices connected  
to the infotainment system, you can switch be-  
tween active and passive connections. To use  
the telephone interface with the desired mobile  
phone device, establish the active connection  
with the infotainment system.  
Requirement: several mobile phone devices are  
connected to the infotainment system at the  
same time.  
Requirement for pairing:  
●
Bluetooth® is activated on the mobile phone  
device.  
●
Select the desired mobile phone device from  
●
Bluetooth® is activated on the infotainment  
the drop-down menu. All other mobile phone  
devices are automatically in the passive con-  
nection.  
system.  
●
Depending on the mobile device, it will be  
necessary to have the Bluetooth® menu open  
or activate the Visibility option so that the de-  
vice is visible from the infotainment system.  
WARNING  
Diꢀerence between connection types  
If you perform the pairing while driving, it  
could cause an accident or injury.  
Active The mobile phone device is paired and  
connected. The functions of the telephone  
interface are performed with the data of  
said mobile phone device.  
Pair a mobile phone device suitable for teleph-  
ony with the infotainment system to use the  
telephone interface functions. On the first con-  
nection, the mobile phone device is paired with  
the infotainment system. Doing so saves a user  
profile.  
●
Perform pairing only with the vehicle at a  
standstill.  
Passive The mobile phone device is paired and  
connected. Calls can be managed but the  
phone book, messages or other functions  
will not be active.  
Note  
The pairing can take a few minutes. The func-  
tions available depend on the mobile phone  
device used and its operating system.  
●
While the infotainment system is in the  
Known mobile phones menu, the wireless  
charging function is disabled. When you exit  
this menu, the wireless charging function is  
activated again.  
Paired mobile phone devices are stored in the  
infotainment system, even if they are not cur-  
rently connected.  
Pair a mobile phone device  
●
1. Open the list of available Bluetooth® devi-  
ces on the mobile phone device and select  
the name of the infotainment system.  
In the pairing of some mobile phone devi-  
Connect a mobile phone device  
ces, a PIN number is shown on the screen of  
the mobile phone device. Enter that number  
in the infotainment system to complete the  
pairing.  
Requirement: the mobile phone device is paired  
with the infotainment system.  
2. Please note and, if necessary, confirm the  
messages that appear on the mobile phone  
device and on the infotainment system. If  
the pairing was successful, the phone data  
is saved in the user profile.  
●
Bluetooth® is activated on the mobile phone  
device.  
Basic and Comfort Telephony  
Depending on the equipment, two types of tel-  
ephone interface can be used:  
3. Optional: confirm the data transfer mes-  
sage on the mobile phone device.  
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Telephoneinterface  
●
●
Basic telephone interface.  
Make a call  
Dial number  
Comfort telephone interface.  
Select a phone number to start a call. Di„erent  
functions are available for selecting a phone  
number:  
Manually enter a phone number to start a call.  
While entering the phone number, contacts that  
match that number are shown on the infotain-  
ment screen.  
Basic telephone interface  
The Basic telephone interface uses the Blue-  
tooth® HFP profile for transmission. This inter-  
face allows the use of telephone functions  
through the infotainment system and playback  
through the vehicle's speakers.  
Contacts  
●
Press  
and enter the telephone number.  
to start the call.  
If a contact has several registered phone num-  
bers you have to select one.  
Press  
The last call is dialled by pressing and hold-  
●
Press  
and press a number on the list to  
ing the  
wheel.  
button on the multifunction steering  
start the call.  
Comfort telephone interface  
OR: press  
and enter the contact name in the  
Like the Basic telephone interface, the Comfort  
telephone interface also uses the Bluetooth®  
HFP profile.  
Send messages  
input field to search for it. Press on the contact  
to start the call.  
Depending on the mobile phone device and the  
infotainment system used, you can send and  
receive SMS and e-mails through the telephone  
interface.  
OR: press a favourite in the telephone interface  
main menu to start the call.  
The Comfort phone interface can be equip-  
ped with the wireless charging function  
››› page 224.  
Calls  
Send an SMS:  
In order to use the functions of the wireless  
charging function, you have to place a suitable  
mobile phone device correctly in the storage  
compartment. The mobile phone device will  
then connect to the vehicle antenna. This im-  
proves the reception and sound quality of calls.  
1. Press  
> Text message > Enter new mes-  
The telephone interface shows the call list of  
the mobile telephone device. Start a call from  
the call list.  
sage and enter the message on the screen.  
2. Enter the contact you want in the search  
bar.  
●
Press  
> All and press a number on the list  
to start the call.  
3. To send the message press OK.  
OR: press  
and filter the call list entries (for  
example, missed calls or dialled numbers). In  
filtered list, press a number to start the call.  
Calling and sending messages  
Note  
Open the telephone interface  
For messaging to be available, permissions  
to share messages must be accepted in the  
mobile device settings.  
●
Press HOME >  
.
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Infotainment system  
Send an email:  
Favourites  
Connectivity Box  
●
Press  
> E-mail > Enter new message and  
A speed dial button can be assigned to a maxi-  
mum of six or twelve favourites from the phone  
book (depending on the Infotainment system  
fitted to the vehicle). If there is a registered  
photo saved to the contact, it is shown on the  
speed dial button.  
enter the message on the screen.  
●
●
Enter the contact you want in the search bar.  
To send the message press OK.  
Note  
The dialling buttons have to be edited man-  
ually.  
The availability of the E-mail function de-  
pends on the connected mobile telephone  
device and the e-mail apps that are used.  
Assign the speed dial button  
Fig. 144 On the centre console: pad for the  
mobile phone connection.  
●
In the Favourites menu, press the button,  
Phone book, favourites and speed  
dial buttons  
then open the phone book to select a contact  
as a favourite. If the contact has several phone  
numbers, press on the number in the list.  
The Connectivity Box includes the Wireless  
Charger functionality.  
In the first connection of a telephone with the  
infotainment system, the phone book is saved  
in the infotainment system. Data transmission  
may have to be confirmed and permissions for  
sharing contacts on the telephone may have to  
be accepted.  
Edit the speed dial button  
Wireless charger  
●
To edit or delete a favourite contact press on  
the icon in the Favourites menu screen. You  
The Wireless Charger allows mobile devices  
with Qi1) technology to be charged without a  
cable.  
can delete one or more favourites.  
Each time the phone is reconnected, the phone  
book is updated.  
Call a favourite  
To charge your mobile phone wirelessly:  
●
Press the assigned speed dial button.  
●
Place your mobile device in the middle of  
If conference calls are supported, calls with up  
to 6 participants can be made by accessing  
the phone book during a call. If there is a saved  
image for a contact, it can be displayed in the  
list next to the entry.  
the pad with the screen facing up ››› Fig. 144 ,  
Note  
›››  
.
Favourites are not updated automatically. If  
you change a contact's phone number, you  
have to reassign the speed dial button.  
Make sure there are no objects between the  
pad and the mobile phone.  
1)  
Qi technology allows you to charge your mobile phone wirelessly.  
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Telephoneinterface  
WARNING  
The mobile phone will start charging automat-  
ically. For further information about whether  
your mobile device uses Qi technology, check  
your phone's user manual or visit the SEAT  
website  
●
The mobile phone may become warm due  
to wireless charging. Think about this before  
you pick it up, and take care when removing  
it.  
●
There must be no metallic or other objects  
WARNING  
between the mobile phone and the housing,  
to prevent the functionality of the Connectiv-  
ity Box from being aꢀected.  
Notifications on the screen of the mobile de-  
vice can distract the driver’s attention and  
increase the risk of a serious accident.  
●
Only place one suitable mobile device,  
NOTICE  
with Qi compatibility if applicable. To ensure  
that it operates properly, place it without  
the protective case and ensure that it has  
maximum dimensions (width x length) of 80 x  
140 mm (3.15 x 5.512 inches) on the base of  
the Connectivity Box as indicated.  
The base of the Connectivity Box is not re-  
movable.  
Note  
●
If the mobile device is not placed on the  
●
Your mobile device must support the Qi  
base of the Connectivity Box, in the correct  
position, or if its dimensions exceed those  
specified, it may not be recognised or may  
not charge correctly. Under certain circum-  
stances, the infotainment system indicates  
that there is a foreign object in the storage  
compartment. Using a suitable mobile phone  
device and correcting its position can elimi-  
nate the fault.  
inductive charging interface standard for  
proper operation.  
●
Charging time and temperature varies de-  
pending on the device that is used.  
●
●
The maximum charging capacity is 5W.  
Qi technology does not allow simultaneous  
charging of more than one mobile device.  
●
You are advised to keep the engine running  
●
If necessary, remove any objects that may  
to guarantee proper wireless charging.  
obstruct the cover’s closing function.  
●
When a telephone with Qi technology is  
connected by USB, it will be charged by the  
means specified by the manufacturer.  
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