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Infotainment system

Current documentation attached

Radio stations and owners of data media and

audio sources are responsible for the infor-

mation they transmit.

Infotainment system

Introduction

For using infotainment and its components,

take into account, together with this instruc-

tion manual, the following documentation:

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 ra-

dio signal.

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Supplements to your vehicle’s on-board

documentation.

First steps

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Instruction Manual of the mobile phone de-

vice or audio sources.

Introduction

Foils or adhesives with metallic layers on the

antenna and on the window panes can inter-

fere with radio reception.

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Operating instructions for data media and

external players.

Infotainment functions and settings depend

on the country and equipment

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Manuals for the Infotainment accessories

subsequently installed or used additionally.

WARNING

Before first use

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Description of services when running SEAT

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.

Before the first use, bear in mind the following

points, to take full advantage of the functions

and settings offered:

CONNECT services.

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Observe the basic safety warnings

Safety instructions

page 170.

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Never replace the central computer with

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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.

Reset the Infotainment factory settings.

another used, recycled or from another ve-

hicle at the end of its useful life.

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Search and store favourite radio stations on

the preset buttons so you can tune them

quickly.

●

The repair or disassembly and reassem-

bly of the central computer should only be

carried out at specialised workshops. SEAT

recommends visiting a SEAT dealership for

this.

●

Use only suitable audio sources and data

media.

Some function areas may include outside in-

formation from third-party providers. SEAT,

S.A. is not responsible for such information

being correct, up-to-date or complete, or for

ensuring it does not infringe the rights of third

parties.

●

Pair a mobile phone to use phone manage-

ment through the Infotainment system.

WARNING

●

Use current maps for navigation.

The factory assembled radio with integra-

ted software is interconnected with the

control units mounted on the vehicle.

Register in SEAT CONNECT to run the cor-

responding services.

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Therefore, there is a serious danger of acci-

dent and injury if the radio is repaired or

disassembled and reassembled incorrect-

ly.

at all times (e.g. emergency services si-

rens).

connected to the telephone interface of

the vehicle, inside it there is an “unlocked”

SIM card with sufficient balance to make

calls and with sufficient network signal

coverage.

●

Hearing may be impaired if using too high

a volume setting, even if only for short peri-

ods of time.

●

Never replace the radio with another ra-

dio that is used, recycled or from another

vehicle at the end of its useful life.

WARNING

●

The repair or disassembly and reassem-

Read and observe the operating instruc-

tions provided by the manufacturer in

question when using mobile phone devices,

data media, external devices, external au-

dio and multimedia sources.

The following circumstances may result in

an emergency call, phone call or data

transmission not being made or being inter-

rupted:

bly of the radio should only be carried out

at specialised workshops. SEAT recom-

mends visiting a SEAT dealership for this.

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When in areas with zero or insufficient

WARNING

mobile telephony or GPS signal. Also in

tunnels, confined areas between very tall

buildings, garages, underpasses, moun-

tains and valleys.

WARNING

Any distraction affecting the driver in any

way can lead to an accident and cause in-

juries. Reading the information on the

screen and managing the infotainment sys-

tem can distract your attention from traffic

and cause an accident.

Position the connection cables of the audio

sources and external devices so that they

do not interfere with the driver.

●

When in areas with sufficient mobile

phone or GPS signal, the telephony net-

work of the telecommunications provider

has interference or is not available.

WARNING

●

Always drive as carefully and responsibly

When changing or connecting an audio or

multimedia source may cause sudden

changes in the volume.

as possible.

●

When the vehicle components necessary

to make emergency calls, phone calls and

to transmit data are damaged, do not work

or do not have sufficient electrical power.

WARNING

●

Lower the volume before connecting or

Connecting, inserting or removing an audio

source or data media while driving can dis-

tract your attention from the traffic and

cause an accident.

switching to audio or multimedia sources.

●

When the battery of the mobile phone

device is discharged or its charge level is

insufficient.

WARNING

If mobile phone and radiocommunication

devices are used without connection to an

external antenna, the maximum electro-

magnetic radiation levels inside the vehicle

might be surpassed, thus posing a risk to

the health of the driver and passengers.

WARNING

In some countries and some telephone net-

works it is only possible to make an emer-

gency call, if a mobile telephone device is

Select volume settings that allow you to

easily hear signals from outside the vehicle

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WARNING

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This is also the case if the external antenna

has not been correctly installed.

When the speakers and the vehicle com-

ponents necessary for radio reception are

damaged, do not work or do not have suffi-

cient electrical power.

The centre armrest may obstruct the driv-

er's arm movements, which could cause an

accident and severe injuries.

●

Keep a distance of at least 20 centime-

tres between the antennas of the mobile

phone device and an active medical de-

vice, such as a pacemaker, as mobile

phones might alter the functioning of these

devices.

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When the infotainment is switched off.

●

Keep the storage compartments of the

centre armrest closed at all times while the

vehicle is in motion.

WARNING

Switch off mobile phone devices in areas

with a risk of explosion!

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Do not carry a mobile phone switched on

WARNING

very close or directly on top of an active

medical device, for instance in a chest

pocket.

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.

WARNING

●

Immediately turn off the mobile phone if

The driving recommendations and traffic

indications shown on the navigation system

may differ from the current traffic situation.

you suspect it is causing interferences in an

active medical device or any other medical

device.

●

The indications and information dis-

played on the screen should never induce

to take any risk that compromises safety.

The screen is not a replacement for driver

awareness.

●

Traffic signs, signalling systems, traffic

regulations and local circumstances pre-

vail over driving recommendations and

navigation system indications.

WARNING

Mobile phones, external devices and ac-

cessories that are loose or not properly se-

cured could move around the passenger

compartment during a sudden driving or

braking manoeuvre or an accident and

cause damage or injury.

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Adapt your speed and driving style to suit

WARNING

visibility, weather, road and traffic condi-

tions.

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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Certain circumstances can significantly

initially 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 traffic.

●

Set mobile phone devices, external devi-

ces and their accessories outside the air-

bag deployment areas or store them se-

curely.

●

When in areas with zero or insufficient ra-

dio signal. Also in tunnels, confined areas

between very tall buildings, garages, un-

derpasses, mountains and valleys.

Note

●

When the frequency bands of the radio

In areas where special regulations apply or

the use of mobile phones is forbidden, the

mobile device in question must be switched

off at all times. The radiation produced by

station have interference or are not availa-

ble in areas with sufficient radio signal re-

ception.

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a mobile phone device when switched on

may interfere with sensitive technical and

medical equipment, possibly resulting in

malfunction or damage to the equipment.

Note

If the playback volume is excessive or dis-

torted, the speakers may be damaged.

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Infotainment system

Overview and controls

Connect System

Fig. 154 Overview: control unit and indication in

the 10-inch version

1

3

4

5

Touch screen. The infotainment functions

can be used through the screen.

Direct access button to the assist sys-

tems and vehicle settings.

Touch zones (to raise and lower the air

conditioning temperature).

2

6

HOME button.

Touch zone (to turn the infotainment sys-

tem on or off).

Touch zones (to raise and lower the vol-

ume).

: main menu with widget views.

: main menu in mosaic mode.

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Media System

Fig. 155 Overview: control unit and indication in

the 8.25-inch version

1

9

Touch screen. The infotainment functions

can be used through the screen.

Vehicle settings page 93

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2

Rotary push button (to adjust the volume

and to switch the infotainment on/off)

3

4

5

6

7

Rotary push button (to search and select)

HOME button (to open the home page)

Radio/Multimedia page 195

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Telephone page 209

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Full Link page 187

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8

Vehicle information page 92

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If a function button is missing on the screen,

switched off and the vehicle's 12-volt battery

charge level is low.

General instructions for use

it is not a device defect, but corresponds to

the specific equipment of the country or ver-

sion.

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On vehicles with park assist, the audio

Operating indications

source volume is automatically lowered when

reverse gear is selected. The volume reduc-

tion can be adjusted.

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Some infotainment functions can only be

●

The infotainment needs a few seconds for

selected when the vehicle is at a standstill. In

some countries the parking lock must also be

enabled (button P ) or the selector control

must be in the neutral position N. This is not a

malfunction, but is due to compliance with

legislation.

the complete start-up of the system and dur-

ing that time it does not react to inputs. Only

the image of the rear view camera system

can be displayed during system start-up.

●

Information about the included software

and the license conditions can be found in

Settings > Copyright.

●

The display of all indications and the exe-

When selling or lending the vehicle, make

cution of functions only takes place once the

infotainment system has finished booting. The

duration 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.

sure that all saved data, files and settings

have been deleted and, if necessary, external

audio sources and data media have been re-

moved.

●

Restrictions on the use of devices using

Bluetooth® technology may apply in some

countries. For further information, contact the

local authorities.

●

Note

If you disconnect the 12-volt battery, turn

on the ignition before restarting the infotain-

ment system.

●

When using the infotainment system and

You will find more information and tips for

using the infotainment system in the Help

menu.

corresponding accessories, e.g., head-

phones, bear in mind country-specific regu-

lations and legal provisions.

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If the setup is changed, this may change

the display on the screen and in some cases,

the infotainment system may behave in a

manner different to that described in this in-

struction manual.

●

Some functions of the infotainment system

require an active SEAT CONNECT user ac-

count and an Internet connection for the ve-

hicle. The data transmission must not be limi-

ted to perform the functions.

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.

Ensure that any repairs or modifications

that need to be carried out on the infotain-

ment system are carried out by a specialised

workshop. SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT

dealership for this.

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To use the infotainment system, simply

lightly press a button or touch the screen.

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.

●

For the correct operation of the infotain-

●

Using a mobile phone device inside the ve-

ment system it is important that it is switched

on and that, if necessary, the time and date

of the vehicle are set correctly.

hicle may cause noise in the speakers.

The following menus can be included as an

icon on the home screen:

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In some countries, the infotainment system

automatically shuts off when the engine is

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Main menus on the home screen

Depending on the equipment, the infotain-

ment system has different controls:

Depending on the equipment, customise me-

nus and views.

Navigation page 202

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

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Touch screen.

Increasing and reducing images or map

sizes

Radio page 195, Multimedia

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Touch zones outside the screen, for exam-



page 199

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ple, Volume (+ -).

Telephone page 209

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Tip: use your thumb and index finger.



Help Menu

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Press on the map with both fingers at the

same time and leave them on the screen.

Full Link page 187

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













This menu displays information on the opera-

tion of the infotainment system and gives

practical tips.

●

To enlarge views, slowly separate one fin-

Setup page 178

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ger from the other. To reduce views, slowly

bring one finger towards the other.

Vehicle page 93

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Press  Help.

Data page 92

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Note

Connecting and disconnecting the info-

tainment system

If you turn on the infotainment system man-

ually with the ignition off, it will automati-

cally turn off after about 30 minutes.

Air conditioning page 155

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The infotainment system turns on when the

ignition is switched on, unless it has been

manually turned off beforehand.

Sound

Users

Store

Legal

Help

The infotainment system starts-up with the

last set volume, provided that this does not

exceed the preset maximum start-up volume.

Customising the infotainment sys-

tem





Customise the menus and infotainment views

to quickly access your favourite or most fre-

quently used functions.

The infotainment system automatically turns

off when the driver's door is opened, provided

the ignition has been switched off before-

hand.



The main menu contains function buttons for

accessing all of the Infotainment apps.

Moving objects and adjusting volume

Managing the infotainment system

Move objects on the screen to adapt settings,

for example, with scrollable buttons or to

move the areas of a menu.

Configuring customised menus

Execute the functions and settings with the in-

fotainment controls.

In all views (except Main Menu, StandBy,

Parking, Speller and Full Link), you will find

shortcuts to customizable system functions in

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the lower part of the screen. Use the settings

to delete or replace them, or change their or-

der.

●

For some function buttons, more func-

Symbol and its meaning

tions are available than those seen at first

sight in the additional window. To find all

the functions, in the additional window

slide the screen to the left or right.

To open a drop-down list.









To increase a setting value.

To go back step by step.

To go forward step by step.

●

Press and hold one of the icons (or press on

the icon of an empty position) to display an

additional window.

●

For the drop-down menu, more functions

are available than those seen at first sight

in the additional window. To find all the

functions, in the additional window slide

the screen to the left or right.

●

Select one of the icons from the apps bar.

Press  to delete an icon.



Click on an icon in the additional window to

To change a setting value with the

scrollable button without adjusting.

●

The shortcut bar cannot be edited when

replace the value.



the vehicle is moving.

●

Hold your finger on one of the icons and

drag it to the desired position.

Sound settings

●

To close the edit mode, press  in the addi-

Accessing the sound settings: press  Sound

Settings (system and sound)

tional window.

In the sound settings there may be the follow-

ing functions, information and setting options:

The selection of possible settings varies de-

pending on the country, the equipment in

question and the equipment of the vehicle.

Adapting customised menus

●

Press a function button in a customised

●

Equaliser.

Position.

Settings.

menu and keep your finger on the screen until

an additional window is displayed.

Modifying settings

●

Press the function button to which you want

to add a function.

The meaning of the following symbols are

valid for all system and sound settings.

System settings

●

Click close to return to the custom menu.

All changes are automatically applied when

the menus are closed.

Accessing the system settings: press  Set-

tings.

Note

In the system settings there may be the fol-

lowing functions, information and setting op-

tions:

●

At least two customised menus are al-

Symbol and its meaning

ways available. These cannot be deleted.

The setting is selected and activated or

●

/

You can add a maximum of two more cus-

 

connected.

tomised menus (in total, a maximum of four

customised menus).

●

Screen.

The setting is not selected, disabled or

/

 

disconnected.

Time and date.

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Clean the screen

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Language.

essarily mean that the term in question can

be used freely.

Additional keypad languages.

Units.

Remove persistent dirt carefully and without

using aggressive cleaning products. To clean

the screen we recommend that:

Other product names are registered trade-

marks or trademarks of the respective rights

holders.

Voice control.

Wi-Fi.

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The infotainment system is switched off.

Use a clean, soft cloth dampened with wa-

ter page 358.

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Manufactured under license from Dolby

Data connection.

Manage mobile devices.

Reset factory settings.

System information.

Copyright.

Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D sym-

bol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

●

In case of persistent dirt: soften the dirt by

moistening with a little water. Then carefully

remove with a clean, soft cloth.

●

Manufactured under license from Dolby

Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D sym-

bol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

●

Android Auto™ is a trademark of Google Inc.

Configuration wizard.

CAUTION

Apple CarPlay™ is a trademark of Apple

Cleaning the screen with inappropriate

cleaning products or when dry, may dam-

age it.

Adjust the volume of external audio sour-

ces

Inc.

●

Bluetooth® is a registered trademark of

If you need to increase the playback volume

for the external audio source, first lower the

volume on the infotainment system.

Bluetooth® SIG, Inc.iPod®, iPad® and

iPhone® are trademarks of Apple Inc.

●

When cleaning, only press lightly.

Do not use aggressive cleaning products

●

MirrorLink™ and MirrorLink Logo are certi-

or that contain solvents. Such products

may damage the equipment and “darken”

the screen.

fied trademarks of Car Connectivity Consor-

tium LLC.

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 medi-

um or high.

●

Windows® is a registered trademark of Mi-

crosoft Corporation, Redmond, USA.

●

MPEG-4 HE-AAC audio coding technology

and patents are licensed by Fraunhofer IIS.

Trademarks, licenses and copy-

rights

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 medium or low.

●

This product is protected by certain Micro-

Registered trademarks and licenses

soft Corporation industrial and intellectual

property rights. The use or commercialization

of technology of this type outside the config-

uration 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 it is a

trademark or a registered trademark. The ab-

sence of this symbol, however, does not nec-

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Infotainment system

Copyright

Central computer with control and display

unit (10")²⁾

Sound system

As a general rule, audio and video files stored

on data media and audio sources are subject

to intellectual property protection in accord-

ance with the national and international pro-

visions applicable in each case. Please bear

in mind all legal provisions!

Basic equipment:

The factory-mounted central computer in the

vehicle includes country-specific compo-

nents and software for connectivity and for

the execution of vehicle, comfort and infotain-

ment functions.

The infotainment system that is supplied from

the factory is equipped as follows:

■

Speakers in different locations and with dif-

ferent power levels (watts).

■

The corresponding indications are shown on

the control and display unit screen and partly

on the instrument panel.

Internal amplifier depending on the system:

■

4 speakers: 2 x 20 W

Technical data

■

7 speakers: 5 x 20 W

Radio with integrated hardware (8.25 ")¹⁾

■

Capacitive colour screen:

Setting options:

■

Using the equipment with:

Equaliser, depending on the system:

The factory-mounted radio in the vehicle with

integrated hardware includes country-specif-

ic components and software for connectivity

and for the execution of vehicle, comfort and

infotainment functions.

■

Touch zones Touch operation.

4 speakers: treble, mid and bass.

■

Buttons on the multifunction steering

7 speakers: 5 frequency bands or pre-

wheel.

defined settings.

■

Proximity sensors and gesture control.

Sound distribution, depending on the sys-

tem:

The corresponding indications are shown on

the radio screen and partly on the instrument

panel.

Vehicle and comfort functions

■

4 speakers: Balance (left / right)

■

Driver assistance system settings.

7 speakers: Balance + Fader (left /

right / front / rear).

■

Heating and air conditioning settings.

■

Capacitive colour screen:

■

Sound optimisation by zones (valid for the

7 speaker system):

■

Lights and visibility function settings.

■

8.25 inch version, TFT, WVGA: 1082 x 480

■

Vehicle comfort settings.

pixels.

■

Manual (Driver and All)

■

Parking and manoeuvring settings.

Touch operation via the device screen, ro-

tary push-button, menu button and buttons

on the multifunction steering wheel.

■

Automatic depending on the seats oc-

cupied.

1)

Equipment name: Media System

2)

Equipment name: Connect System.

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Optional sound system

Audio profile (A2DP): This profile allows

audio to be transmitted with stereo quality. It

may require connecting other profiles for

managing and controlling playback.

The infotainment system can be extended

with an optional sound system as follows:

Wi-Fi

■

Wi-Fi conforming to IEEE 802.11 b/g/n

■

10 speakers in different locations and with

●

Phone book access profile (PBAP): Allows

■

2.4 GHz and 5 GHz transfer (depending on

the country)

different power levels (watts).

phone book contents to be downloaded from

the mobile telephone.

■

External amplifier (340 W Ethernet) that

■

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto over Wi-Fi.

processes the audio signals sent by the

central computer.

●

Message profile (MAP): It allows short

Simultaneous connection of up to 8 Wi-Fi

devices.

messages (SMS) and emails to be downloa-

ded and synchronised.

■

Excitation of speaker channels through

class AB final stages.

■

Media System:

■

Audio signal processing in digital internal

signal processor (DSP).

5GHz access point for Full Link Wireless

only

Independent subwoofer in the luggage

compartment.

Connect System:

■

Access point

Setting options:

■

Tethering

■

User equaliser: 5 bands.

■

Pairing process simplified by WPS or QR

■

Equaliser settings predefined by BEATS®

code

(Signature, Active, Immersive and Voice).

■

Bluetooth® profiles

Sound distribution: Balance + Fader (left /

right / front / rear).

There can be a maximum of two mobile devi-

ces connected to the Bluetooth® hands-free

and a third device connected to the Blue-

tooth® as a music player.

■

Sound optimisation by zones:

■

Manual (Driver, Front and All)

■

Automatic depending on the seats oc-

cupied.

When a mobile phone is connected to the tel-

ephone management system, a data ex-

change takes place via one of the Bluetooth®

profiles.

■

Subwoofer volume.

■

Surround settings.

●

Hands-free telephone profile (HFP): the

HFP can be used to manage calls through the

infotainment system.

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Connectivity statuses

CAUTION

Data transfer

Full connectivity, all services active

The vehicle may be damaged by factors

outside the control of SEAT, S.A. These

damaged can include:

(white)

(grey)



SEAT CONNECT

Limited connectivity, some services

may not be available.

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Misuse of mobile terminals

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No connectivity, no services availa-

ble.

Data loss during transmission.

Unsuitable or defective third party appli-

no icon

To use it, SEAT CONNECT must first be activa-

ted online by entering into a SEAT CONNECT

contract with SEAT, S.A. and is subject to a

temporary use limitation depending on the

country.

cations.

SEAT CONNECT's voice recognition or search

technology does not recognise or offer re-

sults for all words.

●

Malicious software on data storage devi-

ces, computers, tablets or mobile phones.

There are SEAT CONNECT services for which

registration is mandatory and others for

which it is not mandatory.

Both the SEAT CONNECT service portfolios

offered by SEAT and individual services can

be modified, cancelled, deactivated, reacti-

vated, renamed and extended, even without

prior notification.

Services portfolio

The initial service allocation shown here cor-

responds to the third generation of SEAT

CONNECT services and represents the maxi-

mum services portfolio. The maximum possi-

ble portfolio is only available on some vehicle

models. During the useful life of the vehicle,

you can change the assignment shown here.

Description of services

Before running SEAT CONNECT services,

read and take into account the description of

the corresponding services. Descriptions are

updated non-periodically and are available

online at https://my.seat.

In https://my.seat you can create the user

account, see the description of services and

more information.

The execution and availability of the SEAT

CONNECT services and service portfolios

may vary depending on the country, as well

as the vehicle, its equipment and connectivi-

ty.

●

Always use the most up-to-date version of

After activating the services management in

the infotainment system you can check if the

vehicle has services and what they are.

the corresponding service description.

WARNING

In some countries and in the event of a con-

tract renewal, the services offered may be

combined differently than indicated here.

They may also vary depending on the year of

production of the vehicle. The services men-

tioned correspond to the third generation of

SEAT CONNECT.

In areas with insufficient mobile phone and

GPS coverage, neither emergency calls or

phone calls can be made, and data cannot

be transmitted. Change location if possi-

ble.

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●

SEAT CONNECT services and functions

that do not require activation

Zone warning

Remote air conditioning

Speed warning

Electrical power manager

Departure times

The following services also work without the

activation of SEAT CONNECT:

Online map update

Search for points of interest

Petrol stations

plus all SEAT CONNECT services in the pre-

vious section page 183.

›››

●

Public emergency call service.

Privacy mode.

Online traffic information

Parking lots

SEAT CONNECT individual options

Legal.

●

In-Car Applications. These applications

Online infotainment system update

Online route calculation

Information on risks

can be purchased and installed directly in

the infotainment system through the In-Car

store.

SEAT CONNECT services

The SEAT CONNECT services are:

●

Private emergency call

Public emergency call

Roadside assistance call

Customer support

●

Full Link.

Dictation

Data package. Pay per use data rates for

Natural voice control for infotainment, me-

the use of online functions, for example, 2 GB

per month.

dia and radio apps

●

Natural voice control for destinations and

addresses

Service appointment planning

Online system update

Note

●

Online radio

●

The public emergency call service is

Online media

Customisation

available regardless of whether the info-

tainment system is logged in.

Online route import

Online destination import

Remote auxiliary ventilation

Parking position

Privacy mode

Activating SEAT CONNECT

Private mode (deactivation of services)

Delete user / Reset factory settings

Remote independent heating

Remote opening

●

Customisation and purchase of In-Car

applications require logging into infotain-

ment system, but the activation of the vehi-

cle in a SEAT CONNECT account is not nec-

essary.

Legal

Horn and turn signals

Vehicle status incl. doors and lights

Driving data

SEAT CONNECT services for hybrid vehi-

cles

Vehicle status report

Available only in electric and hybrid vehicles.

Anti-theft alarm warning

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Infotainment system

Update option

Activation of SEAT CONNECT and S-

Ownership and identity accredita-

tion

10" Infotainment

yes

Activating SEAT CONNECT

Become main user (ownership accredita-

tion). 2-Key method.

8.25” Infotainment

The following steps are necessary for the ac-

tivation of SEAT CONNECT (including regis-

tration):

SEAT CONNECT portal

SEAT CONNECT application

To become a main user and thus prove own-

ership of the vehicle, you need both of the ve-

hicle’s physical keys. Ownership accredita-

tion takes place in the vehicle during registra-

tion or, if you already have a SEAT CONNECT

user account, you must log in through the in-

fotainment system and then go to User man-

agement

●

Create a user account at https://my.seat or

directly through the infotainment system in

the User Management menu.

More information at https://my.seat/faqs.

S-PIN

●

Place the SEAT CONNECT order and acti-

vate it.

The S-PIN is a sequence of several digits,

which can be selected when completed the

SEAT CONNECT registration.

●

Add the vehicle to your user account.

Prove ownership.

●

Switch on the ignition and the infotainment

system.

When creating the S-PIN, avoid easy-to-

guess number sequences and known dates

of birth. You can change the S-PIN in the SEAT

CONNECT user account in “Account set-

tings”.

Prove your identity. It is only necessary if

you are to run SEAT CONNECT services rele-

vant to security.

●

In the infotainment system, register in SEAT

CONNECT.

●

Or: open the menu  Users > Settings >

Become primary user and follow the in-

●

You can activate it at https://my.seat or di-

The S-PIN is necessary, for example, to pro-

tect your user profile or to run a SEAT CON-

NECT service relevant to the security of your

vehicle.

rectly through the infotainment system. To

activate it through the infotainment system,

proceed as follows:

structions.

●

Press the unlock button on the first vehicle

key.

●

10"  Users > Settings > Become primary

Press the unlock button on the second vehi-

You must manage this S-PIN with absolute

confidentiality. If you reveal the S-PIN to third

parties, for security reasons you must change

it immediately.

user.

cle key.

8.25" MENU > Manage users > Become pri-

Once the infotainment system has processed

the orders by radiofrequency, the accredita-

tion of the ownership will have been comple-

ted. You can control the current status in the

SEAT CONNECT portal.

mary user.

Follow the rest of the indications and the in-

formation shown in the infotainment system.

During activation, you may be asked to cre-

ate an S-PIN.

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Data transfer

friends), data protection and personal rights

are respected. Therefore, you must inform

drivers in advance that the vehicle transfers

and receives data online, and that you can

access such data.

console). The absence of the marking on the

vehicle does not guarantee that the control

unit does not transmit the vehicle’s current

geographical position and speed.

How is ownership accredited?

10” Infotainment

2-Key method.

8.25” Infotainment

SEAT CONNECT portal No, it is not possible

Personal information

Not taking into account this obligation to in-

form, can infringe certain rights of the occu-

pants.

SEAT protects your personal data and only

uses them, as long as the law allows it or you

have given your consent on the occasion of a

use. You will find detailed information on data

processing in relation to SEAT CONNECT

services in the Privacy Policy, which you can

access in its corresponding current version

on the SEAT website.

SEAT CONNECT appli- No, it is not possible

cation

Users can manage data sending and trans-

fers through the privacy mode at any time.

More information at: https://my.seat/faq.

Identity accreditation (SEAT Ident)

Identity accreditation must be done before

you can use SEAT CONNECT services that

are relevant to security, such as the “Remote

Opening” service. Identity accreditation can

be done in two ways:

Follow-up services: ask all occupants

The follow-up services need geographical

and vehicle data to determine whether the

vehicle is being used within defined speed

ranges, where it has been parked or if it is be-

ing used in an established geographical area.

This information is displayed on the SEAT

CONNECT portal and in the SEAT CONNECT

app.

Permanent transfer of the vehicle

●

In person at the SEAT dealership.

If another person has left you the vehicle for

permanent use (for example, if you buy a

used vehicle), SEAT CONNECT may already

be activated and the previous user still has

the possibility of accessing the data regis-

tered through SEAT CONNECT and control

certain functions of your vehicle.

You can find more information about SEAT

Ident on the SEAT CONNECT portal at

https://my.seat.

Therefore, before moving off, ask all the vehi-

cle occupants if they agree with the activa-

ted services. If they do not, deactivate the

service in question (if possible) or do not al-

low the occupants to use the vehicle.

Legal provisions

In the infotainment system you can check if

your vehicle is assigned to a person as the

main user. In this case, you can register your-

self as the main user of the vehicle and thus

automatically delete the previous main user.

Alternatively, through the infotainment sys-

tem you can directly and permanently delete

the previous user as the main user, as well as

put the vehicle in offline mode and thus limit

both the communication of your vehicle with

During the use of SEAT CONNECT services,

information is transferred and processed on-

line through the vehicle. Such data can also

provide (at least indirectly) information about

the driver in question, for example, driving be-

haviour and location. As a contracting party

in the SEAT CONNECT contract with SEAT,

S.A., you must ensure that when your vehicle

is used by other drivers (for example, family or

GPS tracking: marking

If the vehicle has a factory-assembled con-

trol unit that transmits the its current geo-

graphical position and speed, the vehicle

usually has this GPS marking (e.g., on the roof

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Infotainment system

●

the SEAT, S.A. data server and the processing

of personal and vehicle data.

Maintenance, repair, deactivation, software

Service management

update and technical expansion of telecom-

munication equipment, satellites, servers and

data banks.

Open the settings in Users and go to Privacy

and Services. You can do the following in the

infotainment system:

●

Deactivating SEAT CONNECT serv-

ices

Change of the mobile telephony standard

for the transmission of mobile data by the tel-

ecommunications service provider, for exam-

ple, from UMTS to EDGE or GPRS.

●

Check which SEAT CONNECT services are

currently available in the vehicle.

The following functions are available in the

infotainment system to deactivate and acti-

vate SEAT CONNECT services:

●

The number of SEAT CONNECT services

that are enabled or disabled.

●

Disconnection of an existing mobile phone

standard by the telecommunications service

provider.

●

Activate or deactivate SEAT CONNECT

services.

●

Central deactivation or activation

Individual deactivation or activation

●

Interference, disturbance or interruption in

the reception of the mobile phone and GPS

signal due to aspects such as high-speed

driving, solar storms, meteorological influen-

ces, topography, blocking equipment and the

intensive use of mobile phones in the radio

cells in question.

More information at https://my.seat.

You can rerun the corresponding services af-

ter cancelling their deactivation in the info-

tainment system.

Privacy and Services Settings

SEAT CONNECT services can be activated

and deactivated individually. To do this, just

check the box corresponding to the service

you want to activate or deactivate. Use the

privacy mode option if you want to deacti-

vate all of the services at the same time.

Note

●

When in areas with zero or insufficient mo-

The services required by law and their data

transmission, such as the public emergen-

cy call system, cannot be disconnected or

deactivated.

bile telephony or GPS signal. Also, for exam-

ple, in tunnels, confined areas between very

tall buildings, garages, underpasses, moun-

tains and valleys.

Privacy mode

●

External information from third party sup-

Allows you to deactivate or activate the serv-

ices depending on the selected privacy level.

plies available with limitations, incomplete or

incorrect, e.g. representations of maps.

Faults

Even if the prerequisites for the use of SEAT

CONNECT services are met, there may be

factors beyond the control of SEAT, S.A. that

interfere with the execution of such services

or prevent them. These may be specifically:

●

Countries and regions where SEAT CON-

NECT is not offered.

Share location. Main users and co-

users can view position data on the

SEAT CONNECT portal or app.



Tracking

Use location. Position, vehicle, and

user data are used for services.



Location

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Data transfer

●

The following technologies may be availa-

ble:

Access the Full Link main menu, unless it

appears automatically.

No location. Only the vehicle data

and user data are used for services.



Personal

●

Select the mobile phone device and the

technology you want.

Apple CarPlay™

Android Auto™

MirrorLink®

Maximum privacy. Your services are

disabled. Only services required for

legal reasons use data.



Incognito

●

Confirm authorisation inquiries on the mo-

bile phone device to grant the necessary au-

thorisations to the infotainment system.

The availability of the technologies that Full

Link includes depends on the country and the

mobile phone device used.

Setting options are not available in all mar-

kets or in all vehicle models.

●

Disconnect the USB connection and con-

nect with the infotainment system again via

Wi-Fi or Bluetooth®. Wireless Full Link is now

configured.

Note

You will find more information on the SEAT

website (www.seat.com).

If you deactivate each and every SEAT

CONNECT service, the OCU may continue

to transmit data.

The pairing has concluded. The connected

mobile phone device can also use Wireless

Full Link from now on without the USB con-

nection.

Access the Full Link main menu

Browsing the Full Link main menu depends on

the infotainment system used.

Full Link

If pop-up menus are rejected during the con-

nection process, Wireless Full Link will not be

available. In this case, SEAT recommends de-

leting the devices in both the telephone set-

tings and the infotainment system, and re-

starting the connection process.

●

Click on  Full Link.

Introduction

Configure Wireless Full Link

In order to use Wireless Full Link, you must first

pair the mobile phone device with the info-

tainment system. To do this, proceed as fol-

lows:

With Full Link it is possible to view and use the

contents and functions that are shown on the

mobile phone device on the infotainment

screen.

WARNING

The use of applications while driving can

distract your attention from the traffic. Any

distraction affecting the driver in any way

can lead to an accident and cause injuries.

To do this, the mobile phone device must be

connected with the infotainment system

through a USB interface.

Connect a mobile phone device for the first

time.

●

Unlock the mobile phone device.

●

Some technologies can also be used by

Wireless Full Link through the Bluetooth® in-

terface and a Wi-Fi connection.

Enable Wi-Fi reception and Bluetooth® on

●

Always drive as carefully and responsibly

the mobile phone device.

»

as possible.

●

Connect the mobile phone device to the in-

fotainment system using a USB cable or via

Bluetooth®.

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Infotainment system

Applications (apps)







To select Apple CarPlay technology.

To select Android Auto™ technology.

To select Mirror Link® technology.

WARNING

Any applications that are not suitable or

execute incorrectly may cause damage to

the vehicle, accidents and serious injuries.

With SEAT Full Link, the display of the con-

tents of SEAT applications and other provid-

ers installed on mobile phone devices can be

transferred to the infotainment screen.

●

Protect the mobile phone device and its

applications from inappropriate use.

Apple CarPlay™

In the case of third-party applications, there

may be compatibility problems.

●

Never carry out modifications to the ap-

plications.

In order to use Apple CarPlay, the following

requirements must be met:

Applications, their use and the necessary

mobile phone connection may be pay per

use.

●

Follow instructions in the instruction

manual for the mobile phone device.

●

The iPhone™ must be compatible with Ap-

ple CarPlay™.

●

CAUTION

Voice control (Siri ™) must be active on the

iPhone™.

The offer of applications can be varied and

designed for a vehicle or a specific country.

The content and volume of applications, as

well as the companies that offer them, may

vary. Some applications also depend on the

availability of third-party services.

SEAT cannot be held liable for any damage

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

mobile phone devices.

●

Apple CarPlay™ must be active without

limitations in the iPhone™ settings.

●

The iPhone ™ must be connected to the in-

fotainment system via a USB connection. On-

ly USB connections with data transmission

are suitable for the use of Apple CarPlay™.

It cannot be guaranteed that all the applica-

tions offered will work on all mobile phone

devices or with all their operating systems.

●

The USB cable used must be an original

Apple™ cable.

The applications offered by SEAT can be

modified, cancelled, deactivated, reactivated

and extended without prior notification.

Note

Apple CarPlay™ Wireless: Bluetooth® and

Wi-Fi must also be activate on the iPhone™.

●

Wireless Full Link may not be compatible

with all technologies.

To avoid distracting the driver while driving,

only certified applications can be used.

●

Wireless Full Link (Android Auto ™ and Ap-

Establish connection

ple CarPlay ™) is disabled in countries

whose radio frequency regulations do not

allow it to operate.

When you first connect an iPhone™, follow

the instructions on the infotainment system

screen and on the iPhone ™.

Full Link symbols and settings

The requirements must be met to use Apple

CarPlay™.



To show more information



To open the Full Link settings menu

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Data transfer

Launch Apple CarPlay™:

started interrupts the one that was previously

active.

Android Auto™

●

Press  Full Link to access the Full Link

Requirements for Android Auto™

main menu.

●

Depending on the infotainment system you

use, on the instrument panel screen you can

view data from the Telephone and Media

mode.

●

In order to use Android Auto™, the following

requirements must be met:

Press Apple CarPlay™ to establish a con-

nection with the iPhone™.

●

The mobile phone device, called smart-

Disconnecting

●

With the multifunction steering wheel you

phone from here on, has to be compatible

with Android Auto™.

can accept or reject incoming calls, as well

as end an ongoing telephone conversation.

●

On the Apple CarPlay™ mode, press the

SEAT icon to access the Full Link main menu.

●

The smartphone must have an Android Au-

to™ application installed.

●

Press  to interrupt the active connection.

Voice control

●

The smartphone has to be connected

The representation of function buttons on the

screen may vary.

●

Press  briefly to start voice control using

the infotainment system.

through the USB connection with data trans-

mission with the infotainment system.

●

Press this button for a long time to start

●

The USB cable used must be an original ca-

Special characteristics

voice control (Siri™) of the connected

iPhone™.

ble provided by the smartphone manufactur-

er.

During an active Apple CarPlay™ connection,

the following characteristics are applicable:

Note

●

Bluetooth® connections between the

Establish connection

●

The availability of technologies depends

iPhone™ and the infotainment system are not

possible.

When you first connect a smartphone, follow

the instructions on the infotainment system

screen and on the smartphone.

on the country and may vary.

●

You will find information about technical

●

If there is an active Bluetooth® connection,

it is automatically interrupted.

requirements, compatible iPhones, certi-

fied applications and their availability on

the SEAT (www.seat.com) and Apple Car-

Play ™ websites, or at SEAT dealerships.

The requirements must be met to use Android

Auto™.

●

The phone functions are only available

through Apple CarPlay™. The functions de-

scribed for the Infotainment system are not

available.

Launch Android Auto™:

●

Press  Full Link to access the Full link

main menu

●

The connected iPhone™ cannot be used as

a multimedia device in the Media main menu.

●

Press Android Auto™ to establish a connec-

●

»

It is not possible to use the built-in naviga-

tion with the smartphone.

tion system and the Apple CarPlay™ naviga-

tion system at the same time. The last route

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Infotainment system

●

Disconnecting

voice control

Depending on the mobile phone device

used, a Car-Mode application that is suitable

for using MirrorLink® must be installed.

●

In Android Auto™ mode, press the Exit/SEAT

icon to access the Full Link main menu.

Press  briefly to start voice control using

the infotainment system.

●

Press  to interrupt the active connection.

Press and hold this button to start voice

Establish connection

control (Google Assistant) on the connected

smartphone.

When you first connect a mobile phone de-

vice, follow the instructions on the infotain-

ment system screen and on the mobile phone

device.

Special characteristics

During an active Android Auto™ connection,

the following characteristics are applicable:

Note

●

The availability of technologies depends

●

An active Android Auto™ device can be

The requirements must be met to use Mirror-

Link™.

on the country and may vary.

connected at the same time via Bluetooth®

(HFP profile) with the infotainment system.

●

You will find information about technical

requirements, compatible mobile phone

devices, certified applications and their

availability on the SEAT (www.seat.com)

and Android Auto™ websites, or at SEAT

dealerships.

●

It is possible to use the phone’s functions

Launch MirrorLink®:

through Android Auto™. If the Android Auto™

device is connected at the same time via

Bluetooth® with the infotainment system, the

telephone function of the infotainment can

also be used.

●

Press  Full Link to access the Full Link

main menu.

●

Press to establish the connection with the

mobile phone device.

●

An active Android Auto™ device cannot be

Disconnecting

MirrorLink®

used as a multimedia device in the Media

main menu.

●

In the MirrorLink® mode, press the APP icon

to access the Full Link main menu.

Requirements for MirrorLink®

●

It is not possible to use the built-in naviga-

In order to use MirrorLink™, the following re-

quirements must be met:

●

OR: press  to access the MirrorLink® main

menu.

tion system and the Android Auto™ navigation

system at the same time. The last route star-

ted interrupts the one that was previously ac-

tive.

●

The mobile device must be compatible with

MirrorLink™.

●

Press  to interrupt the active connection.

●

The mobile phone device must be connec-

ted to the infotainment system via a USB con-

nection that is suitable for data transmission.

Special characteristics

●

On the instrument panel screen you can

view data from the Telephone and Media

mode.

During an active MirrorLink® connection, the

following characteristics are applicable:

●

The USB cable used must be an original ca-

ble provided by the mobile phone device

manufacturer.

●

With the multifunction steering wheel you

●

An active MirrorLink® device can be con-

can accept or reject incoming calls, as well

as end an ongoing telephone conversation.

nected to the infotainment system at the

same time via Bluetooth®.

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Data transfer

●

If the MirrorLink® device is connected to the

Press to return to the MirrorLink® main

menu.

erators can provide the relevant informa-

tion.



infotainment system via Bluetooth®, the tele-

phone function of the infotainment system

can be used.

●

The exchange of data packages may

Note

generate additional costs, depending on

your mobile phone rate, particularly if you

are abroad (for example, roaming rates).

●

You cannot use an active MirrorLink® de-

You will find information about technical re-

quirements, compatible mobile phone de-

vices, certified applications and their avail-

ability on the SEAT (www.seat.com) and

MirrorLink® websites, or at SEAT dealer-

ships.

vice as a multimedia device in the Media

main menu.

●

On the instrument panel screen you can

view data from the Telephone mode.

Configuration for sharing a con-

nection over WLAN

●

The instrument panel screen does not dis-

play any indication to turn or the Media

mode.

Establishing the connection with the wire-

less network (WLAN)

WLAN access point

●

With the multifunction steering wheel you

●

can accept or reject incoming calls, as well

as end an ongoing telephone conversation.

Press the  Settings button.

Introduction

●

Activate the wireless network. To do this,

press the function button Wi-Fi > Infotain-

ment system as hotspot.

3 Not available for model: Media System

Function buttons

The infotainment system can be used to

share a WLAN connection with up to 8 devi-

Function buttons and their function:

●

Activate the wireless network (WLAN) on the

device that is to be connected. If necessary,

refer to the manufacturer’s instruction man-

ual.

APP Return the Full Link main menu. Here you

can end the MirrorLink® connection,

connect another mobile phone device or

select another technology.

ces page 191, Configuration for sharing

›››

a connection over WLAN.

The infotainment system can also use the

WLAN hotspot of an external device to pro-

vide Internet to the devices connected to the

●

Activate the mobile device assignment in

the infotainment system. To do this, press the

function button Enable as hotspot and

check the checkbox.



Press to close the open apps. Then press

the apps to be closed or the Close all

function button to close all the open ap-

plications.

hotspot (WLAN client) page 192.

›››

●

Enter and confirm the network key dis-

Note

played on the device.

Press to display the mobile phone device

screen on the infotainment system

screen.



●

Data transmission may incur charges.

Due to the high volume of data exchanged,

SEAT recommends the use of a flat rate tar-

iff for data transmission. Mobile phone op-

The following adjustments can also be made

in the Infotainment system as hotspot

menu:



To open the MirrorLink® settings.

»

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Infotainment system

●

Security level: WPA2 encryption automati-

cally generates a network key.

Press the WPS button on the WLAN router

If necessary, enter the network key of the

until the warning light on the router starts

flashing. If the WLAN router does not support

WPS the network must be configured man-

ually.

device in the infotainment system and con-

firm with OK.

●

Network key: Network key automatically

generated. Press the function button to man-

ually change the network key. The network

key must have a minimum of 8 characters

and a maximum of 63.

Manual settings:

●

To manually enter the network settings of

●

OR: Press and hold the WLAN button on the

an external (WLAN) device.

WLAN router until the WLAN light on the router

starts flashing.

●

SSID: WLAN Network name (maximum of 32

The wireless (WLAN) connection is establish-

ed. To complete the connection, it may be

necessary to enter other data into the device.

●

characters).

Press the WPS button on the WLAN device.

The wireless (WLAN) connection is establish-

ed.

The wireless (WLAN) connection is establish-

ed. To complete the connection, it may be

necessary to enter other data into the device.

Note

Repeat this process to connect other devices.

Due to the large number of devices on the

market, it is not possible to guarantee fault-

free operation of all functions.

Repeat this process to connect other devices.

There is also the option of scanning the QR

code by connecting the device directly to the

infotainment system’s Wi-Fi network without

having to enter the password: select Settings

> Wi-Fi > Quick connection to infotainment

system.

Configure Internet access

The infotainment system can use the WLAN

hotspot of an external device to establish an

Internet connection.

Establishing the connection with the wire-

less network (WLAN)

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

●

Activate and check the wireless hotspot on

3 This depends on the equipment and the coun-

try in question.

the external device. If necessary, refer to the

manufacturer’s instruction manual.

●

Press the  Settings button; OR access

the Media and press the Settings menu.

Wi-Fi Protected Setup can be used to create

a ciphered local wireless network quickly and

simply.

●

Press the Wi-Fi > Connect to Wi-Fi menu

and put a check in the checkbox.

●

Establish the connection with the wireless

network (WLAN).

●

Press the Search for Wi-Fi button and se-

lect the device you want from the list.

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Infotainment operation

Requirements

Connect and disconnect the activation

word

Infotainment operation

●

Online and offline: voice control with the

corresponding infotainment installed in the

vehicle.

●

Press  Settings > Voice control > Acti-

vate/deactivate wake word.

Voice control

●

Online current active SEAT CONNECT Plus

Introduction

Activation word:

Hola Hola

contract.

Voice control works both online and offline. In

online mode, commands are recorded more

accurately, as more data is available.

Note

Commands

●

Voice control only recognises commands

in the language that is set in the infotain-

ment system.

For voice control to recognise commands re-

liably, bear in mind the following tips for the

commands to work properly:

Voice control understands questions and ex-

pressions without having to learn commands.

Commands can be formulated freely and

can be colloquial. You will find proposals for

commands in the infotainment system.

●

Test the voice control with the vehicle

stopped before starting to move to famili-

arise yourself with its operation.

●

Pronounce clearly. Confusing commands

are not recognised. Speak in a normal tone of

voice. Speak a little louder if you are driving

at high speed.

●

Additional information and examples can

be found in the menu  Help > Voice con-

Functions are reduced in offline mode.

●

Avoid outside noises. Open windows and

doors can interfere with voice control.

trol

Loud noises inside or outside the vehicle can

cause malfunctions, as well as confusing

phrases and answers.

●

Avoid other secondary noises, such as con-

versations in the vehicle. Do not direct the air

flow from the outlets towards the microphone

or the interior lining of the roof.

Activation word and commands

Languages available depending on the

market

Voice control activation words

●

Do not use a very strong accent or dialec-

tal.

If you have connected the voice control via

the wake word, the connected infotainment

responds with How can I help you?. It then

scans the words spoken in the vehicle after

the activation word.

Online and offline: German, American Eng-

lish, British English, French, Italian, Spanish

and Czech. These languages have advanced

functions such as Online Commands, air con-

ditioning control,natural interaction, etc.

●

Do not make long pauses.

Voice control is active and recognises the

words pronounced.



Voice control starts when the infotainment

recognises the activation word.

The other languages of the infotainment sys-

tem do not offer Online Commands, air con-

ditioning control or natural interaction.

Note

●

When the activation word is disconnec-

»

ted, the infotainment system cannot be

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Start voice control

Manually ending voice control

activated by means of the activation word.

Voice control is still available via the 

button on the multifunction steering wheel.

●

Voice control activation: say the word that

activates voice control.

Voice control can be cancelled with the Can-

cel command.

●

Availability depends on the country and

●

Multifunction steering wheel: press the

●

Multifunction steering wheel: press the

equipment.

voice control button .

voice control button  twice in a row, or a

long press.

●

Depending on the content of the phone

The voice control ends automatically, if you

use infotainment functions, if the parking sys-

tem is activated or by incoming calls.

book and to ensure reliable recognition of

the names of the phone book, it may be

useful to change the order of the first and

last name of the contact in question.

In some cases you can also start voice con-

trol of the connected mobile phone device,

by pressing and holding the voice control

button.

Start and stop voice control

Depending on the equipment, you can start

voice control in different ways.

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Radio mode

Introduction

Fig. 156 Schematic representation: Radio view

●

In Radio mode you can tune in the available

radio stations in different frequency bands

and memorise your favourites on the preset

buttons to access them quickly.

Access the settings

You have a corresponding data package

acquired from the In-Car store or have a data

volume for your own mobile phone device via

Wi-Fi access point.

●

Press  > .

Online functions in Radio mode

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.

Online functions in Radio mode are only

available under the following conditions:

Note

●

For streaming services you need to have

an account with the provider in question.

●

SEAT CONNECT or SEAT CONNECT Plus

equipment.

●

Radio stations are responsible for the

content of the information they transmit.

Additional electrical equipment connected

to the vehicle can cause interference in the

reception of the radio signal and noise in

the speakers.

●

You have an active SEAT CONNECT user

account.

Access the RADIO menu

●

Press  >  Fig. 156.

Add the vehicle is assigned to your user ac-

count.

›››

»

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TP Next to the name of the station, monitor-

ing of active traffic information stations

(TP).



Show online radio stations whose pro-

gramme belongs to the desired musical

genre.

●

Foil or metal-coated stickers attached to

the windows may affect reception on vehi-

cles with a window aerial.

Symbols on the FM/DAB frequency band

Selecting, tuning and saving a sta-

tion



To display the frequency band for man-

ual selection of the FM frequency. Only

possible when the summary station list is

disconnected.

Radio equipment and symbols

The functions, as well as the types of recep-

tion and frequency bands available depend

on the equipment and the country.

Select the frequency band



DAB not available.

Before selecting a station you have to select

a frequency band or a type of reception. Dif-

ferent stations are available depending on

the frequency band selected or the type of

reception.



DAB stations support presentations (sli-

deshow).

●

AM tuner.

Dual FM receiver (diversity antenna).

Summarised FM station list.

Symbols on the AM frequency band

Fusion of DAB and FM stations into one list.

Fusion of all stations stored in preset but-

tons into one list. Maximum 36 favourite sta-

tions.

The types of reception and frequency bands

available depend on the equipment and the

country.





Manually updating the station list.

To display the frequency band for man-

ual selection of the AM frequency.

●

Select the frequency band or type of re-

ception: AM, FM/DAB, FM (for devices that do

not have DAB), Internet radio.

●

Station logos.

Menus in Internet radio mode

DAB presentation (slideshow). Images that

are emitted sequentially.



Show station selection.

Open text search.



Search and select a station

●

Internet radio.

Show the last online radio stations

heard.



You can select radio stations in different

ways. The options vary depending on the fre-

quency band and the type of reception.

Universal symbols in Radio mode

Show the 100 most played radio stations

and podcasts.



AM To select the desired AM frequency

band.

Show available online radio podcasts.

Select via the frequency band (AM and

FM)





FM/DAB To select the desired FM/DAB fre-

quency band.

Show online radio stations, grouped by

country.

●

Activate the frequency band.

Online radio To select the type of Internet

radio reception.



Show online radio stations by the de-

sired language.

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●

Click on the cursor, scroll through the fre-

Select the category by which the stations

Press the preset button and keep it pressed

until the station is stored.

quency band and release it when you reach

the frequency band you want.

are to be filtered.

●

OR: press  to start the text search. The in-

put field is displayed.

OR: press the station on the station list and

●

OR: press on a point on the frequency

keep it pressed. The preset buttons are dis-

played.

band. The cursor will automatically jump to

the corresponding frequency.

●

Enter the name of the station you want. The

●

list of the stations found is updated while en-

tering the text.

Press the preset button.

The station of the set frequency is tuned.

The station is stored in the selected preset

button.

●

Press the station you want.

Select from the station list (AM and

FM/DAB)

The selected station is tuned.

If a station was already stored in the preset

button, it is overwritten with the new station.

The station list shows the stations that are

currently 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 ac-

cessed the station list. In the FM/DAB fre-

quency band, the station list is automatically

updated.

Search in SCAN mode (AM and FM/DAB)

In SCAN mode the stations are automatically

tuned in a sequential manner and each of

them is played for approx. 5 seconds.

Special functions in Radio mode

Traffic information (TP)

●

To start the SCAN mode press SCAN.

The TP function monitors the announcements

of a station with traffic 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

station with traffic information.

SCAN mode starts and the station currently

tuned in is shown on the screen. Next to it is a

SCAN function button.

●

Open the station list

Press the station you want.

●

The selected station is tuned. In the case of

FM/DAB and if the station is available, the

best quality reception is automatically selec-

ted.

To select a station press SCAN.

Some stations without their own traffic infor-

mation support the TP function by broad-

casting traffic information from other stations

(EON).

SCAN mode stops and the station is tuned.

The SCAN function button is hidden.

Storing the station on the preset buttons

Search and filter stations (Internet radio)

You can store up to 36 stations of different

frequency bands and reception types as fa-

vourites using the preset buttons.

In the AM frequency band or in the Multime-

dia mode, a station with traffic information in

the background is automatically tuned while

it is possible to tune into a station with traffic

information.

In Online Radio mode, stations can be filtered

by categories and can be searched by text.

●

Open the station list.

●

Tune the station you want.

Access the preset buttons.

»

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If no station with traffic information can be

tuned in, the device automatically searches

for stations with tunable traffic information.

Online radio is only available through the In-

ternet connection of the active infotainment

system. The use of online radio can generate

expenses due to the transmission of data

from the Internet.

tivated, station logos are automatically as-

signed to the stations.

In the Online radio mode, the infotainment

system accesses the station logos of the on-

line database and automatically assigns

them to the stations

Stations with traffic information are not avail-

able in all countries.

●

In Online radio mode, press and set the au-

Activating and deactivating the TP func-

tion

dio quality to high or low to tune the online ra-

dio.

Assign station logos manually

●

In FM/DAB mode, press Station logos.

●

In Radio mode or Multimedia mode, press

Station logos

Press on the  icon and then select the

Settings > Traffic station (TP).

station to which a station logo is to be as-

signed.

In the case of some frequency bands, station

logos may already be pre-installed in the in-

fotainment system.

Online radio

●

Select the station logo. If desired, repeat

the same process with other stations.

Online radio is a type of reception for Internet

radio stations and podcasts that are inde-

pendent of AM, FM and DAB. Thanks to Inter-

net transmission, reception is not limited to

the region.

If in the FM/DAB frequency band settings the

automatic selection of station logos is ac-

●

OR, via the menu Settings > Station logos.

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Media Mode

Introduction

Fig. 157 Schematic representation: Multimedia

view

●

In Media mode you can play multimedia files

from data media and streaming services

through the infotainment system.

Video files (depends on the system).

Limitations and indications of data media

Data media may not work if they have been

exposed to high temperatures or have been

damaged. Please bear in mind the manufac-

turer’s indications.

You can also use streaming services. The

availability of streaming services depends on

the equipment and the country.

Depending on the equipment, the following

data media can be used:

To use streaming services you need to have

your own user account in the streaming serv-

ice in question.

Quality differences between data media pro-

duced by different manufacturers can cause

multimedia playback malfunctions.

●

USB storage support (for example, a USB

stick, a mobile phone connected via USB).

●

Bluetooth® device (for example, a mobile

Access the MEDIA menu

Incorrect configuration on a data media may

cause the data media to be unreadable.

phone or a tablet).

●

Press  >  Fig. 157.

›››

Depending on the equipment, the following

types of multimedia files can be played:

Playlists only specify a playback order and

refer to the storage location of the multime-

dia files within the folder structure. In a

Access the settings

●

Press  > .

»

●

Audio files.

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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.



To change to the previous title.

To change to the next title.

Repeat the current track.

Repeat all titles.

Playing audio and video files



You can search and play multimedia files

from an available multimedia source in differ-

ent ways.



















Note

To activate the shuffle playback order.

To display the favourites list.

Add multimedia file as favourite.

Top right: Select multimedia source.

Access the settings.

Search in the folder structure

SEAT assumes no liability for any deteriora-

tion or loss of files on data storage devices.

Multimedia files can be catalogued by cate-

gories (for example, album, artist, title). In My

media this category view is always dis-

played. The classic folder structure of individ-

ual USB data media is also found in My me-

dia.

Features of the multimedia equip-

ment and symbols

Open the search.

To return to the top folder of the multi-

media source.

1.

Activate the folder structure.

Audio, multimedia and connectivity:

The folder structure of the selected mul-

timedia source is displayed. When My

media is selected, the categories (mu-

sic, videos, playlists) and connected

multimedia sources are displayed first.

●

Multimedia playback and control via Blue-

tooth®.

Select and play a multimedia

source

●

Audio playback in these formats: AAC,

ALAC, AVI, FLAC, MP3, MP4, WMA.

●

Video playback in these formats: MPEG-1

2. Search for the title you want in the folder

structure.

Select multimedia source

and MPEG-2 (.mpg, .mpeg), ISO MPEG4, DivX

3, 4 and 5 Xvid (.avi), ISO MPEG4 H.264

(.mp4, .m4v, .mov), Windows Media Video 10

(.wmv, .asf).

Before playing multimedia files you must first

connect a multimedia source.

OR: press  to start the text search. The

input field is displayed.

To use streaming services you must be con-

nected to the Internet.

3. Enter the name of the desired title. The

list of the titles found is updated while

entering the text.

●

Playlists on any type of device.

Multimedia streaming (online).

Multimedia search.

●

Connect an external multimedia source.

Select the connected media source to be

4. Press the desired title.

used for playback.

If at the beginning of the playback your

selection is in a folder of a multimedia

source, the multimedia files that are in it

are also added to the playback.

Universal symbols in Media mode



To start playback.

To pause playback.



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If a playlist is played, all available titles

in the playlist are added to the play-

back.

2. Select the streaming service you want.

dia file. If the music genre is not indicated in

the music files, for example, you cannot save

the music genre as favourite.

3. Follow the steps indicated by the info-

tainment system.

5. Close your selection with .

If a video file is playing, only that video can

be saved as favourite.

The streaming service is added to the list

of multimedia sources as a new function

button.

Select favourites

In favourites you can save titles, music gen-

res, artists and albums individually for play-

back.

Save favourites

Playing entertainment content in

the infotainment system

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.

●

Access favourites .

Depending on the infotainment system, vid-

eos can be played.

Press the favourite you want.

Depending on your selection, all the titles be-

longing to the favourite are added to the

playback.

Video mode

1.

Start playback.

When in video mode, a video can be played

on the infotainment screen if this is stored on

a data media, in My media or is sourced from

a streaming service. In this case, the video

sound is played through the vehicle's speak-

ers.

2. Access favourites.

3. Tap a favourite that is not assigned.

Configure streaming services

OR: press on an existing favourite and

old for approx. 3 seconds.

Depending on the equipment you can use

streaming services directly through the info-

tainment system. For this you need to have a

premium user account of the streaming serv-

ice in question and you have to log in with it in

the infotainment system. You also need to be

connected to the Internet.

4. Select from the selection list: Title, Al-

bum, Artist, Music genres, Playlist.

The image is only displayed if the vehicle is

stopped. When the vehicle is in motion, the in-

fotainment screen turns off. The sound of the

video can still be heard.

The selection is saved instead of the previ-

ously selected favourite. If the favourite was

already assigned, the previously saved fa-

vourite is overwritten.

A stable Internet connection is required for

playback from a streaming service. In this

case, telephony costs may be generated.

1.

Select  Streaming as the multimedia

source.

The selectable options in the selection list

depend on the data attached to the multime-

A list of available streaming services is

displayed.

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Navigation

Introduction

Fig. 158 Schematic representation: Navigation

view

A global satellite system determines the cur-

rent position of the vehicle and the sensors

mounted on the vehicle analyse the routes

taken. All measured values and possible traf-

fic events are compared with the available

maps to allow optimal navigation to the des-

tination.

on the screen when travelling above a certain

speed. It is not a malfunction, but is due to

compliance with legislation.

If the exact destination cannot be reached

because, for example, it is in a non-digitised

area, indications relating to the address and

the distance to the destination are displayed

on the screen.

Navigation announcements

Navigation announcements are acoustic indi-

cations for driving referred to the current

route.

During dynamic route guidance, you will re-

ceive information about reported traffic con-

gestion on the route. An additional navigation

announcement is provided if the route is re-

calculated due to traffic congestion.

Navigation announcements and graphic rep-

resentations will guide you to your destina-

tion.

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.

Navigation management is carried out on the

screen.

While a navigation announcement is playing,

its volume can be adjusted. The following

navigation announcements provided will be

played with the newly adjusted volume.

Depending on the country, some functions of

the infotainment system will not be available

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Limitations during navigation

Zoom out the view (tip: use your index and

Rotate view (tip: use your index and middle

middle fingers).

fingers).

If the infotainment system cannot receive da-

ta from GPS satellites, for example, in a tunnel

or in an underground garage, navigation con-

tinues using the vehicle's sensors.

●

Press on the map with both fingers at the

same time and keep them pressed.

same time.

●

To rotate the map view, turn your fingers

Change view (tip: use your index finger).

clockwise anticlockwise.

In areas that are not digitised or are only par-

tially digitised on the infotainment memory,

the infotainment system will still attempt to

provide route guidance.

●

Press twice on the map and keep your fin-

ger pressed on the screen.

Saved data

●

To zoom out the view of the map, move your

The infotainment system saves certain data,

for example, frequent routes and position da-

ta, to make the entry of the destination more

agile and optimise the route guidance.

finger upwards. To zoom in the view of the

map, move your finger downwards.

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.

Change view (tip: use your index and middle

fingers).

Delete saved data

●

Press on the map with both fingers at the

same time and keep them pressed.

●

Press Settings > Basic function settings >

Roads and streets are subject to constant

change (e.g. new roads, road works, roads

closed to traffic, changes to street names

and building numbers). If the navigation data

is obsolete, this may lead to errors or inaccur-

acies during the route guidance.

Delete and then OK

●

To zoom out the view of the map, move one

finger towards the other. To zoom in the view

of the map, move one finger away from the

other.

WARNING

Select the settings, enter the destination

and the modifications for navigation only

with the vehicle at a standstill.

Tilt the view (tip: use your index and middle

fingers).

Managing the navigation map

Note

●

Press on the map with both fingers at the

To allow an optimal view, you can also man-

age the navigation map with additional finger

movements.

same time and horizontal to each other, keep

them pressed.

●

If a detour is passed during route guid-

ance, navigation may recalculate the

route.

●

To tilt the view of the map forward, move

●

The quality of the navigation recommen-

Move the map (tip: use your index finger).

your fingers upwards. To tilt the view of the

map backward, move your fingers down-

wards.

dations given by the Infotainment system

depends on the navigation data available

and any reported traffic congestions.

●

Move the map with your finger.

»

Zoom in the view (tip: use your index finger).

●

To increase the view in a certain position,

double-click on the map.

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

Current position

Other symbols

●

Navigation announcements are not emit-

ted if the sound is muted in the infotainment

system.





Search for destinations.

Destinations along the route.

Final destination



Entering the detailed destination for an

address.











Search for destinations.

Frequent destinations.

Last destinations.

Favourite destinations

Back

















Home address

Navigation functions and symbols

Work address

Navigation

Favourite destinations

Navigation functions depend on the equip-

ment and country.

Additional window with more options.

Additional window with route options.

Centre the map on the current position.

Symbols in the route details

Functions



Current position.

●

Entering destination and route calculation

(offline and online).

Change view: 2D oriented to the north,

or 2D oriented to the direction of travel,

or 3D to the direction of travel.



Destination of the current guidance.

●

Displaying two navigation maps at the

same time (display and instrument cluster).

POI symbols (points of interest)

Information about the current route

guidance.

|

POIs (points of interest) are shown on the

map, provided the navigation has said data.

●

Update of online maps.

Predictive navigation.



Map scale.

Click on the desired POI (point of interest) to

start a route guidance page 205.

3D urban maps.

›››

Symbols in the additional window

Online traffic information

Dynamic POIs (points of interest)

●

To open the additional window, press .





Petrol station.

Parking lot.



Repeat the last navigation announce-

ment.

Symbols on the map



Tourist information offices.

Train station.



Volume of navigation announcements.





The buttons and indications depend on the

settings and the current driving situation.



Map lighting in Automatic, Day or Night

mode.

Restaurant.

Symbols for traffic events and points of inter-

est (POIs) are displayed on the map, for ex-

ample, petrol stations, train stations or inter-

esting stopovers, provided navigation has

Traffic information.



Offer new guidance routes.

POIs (points of interest) are shown on the

map, provided the navigation has said data

›››



360° electric range indicator (hybrid ve-

hicles)

such data page 207.

›››

page 207.

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Click on a traffic event to open an additional

Using obsolete data may lead to errors dur-

ing navigation. Current routes cannot be

traced or the route guidances will lead to

mistaken destinations.

WARNING

window with further details page 207.

›››

If you update the navigation data manually

while driving, it may cause accidents with

serious injuries.

Slow traffic.

.

Traffic jam.

Ensure navigation data is updated at all

times.

●

Update the navigation data only with the



vehicle at a standstill.

Accident.



Online updating of navigation data

Broken down vehicle.

Note



The navigation data of the regions through

which you travel frequently is automatically

updated in the background if the Internet

connection is established and the privacy

settings are valid.

Automatic update of the navigation data is

subject to the privacy settings. In “Incogni-

to” mode, no update is carried out.

Slippery surface (ice or snow).



Road closed to traffic.



Slippery road hazard.



●

With the ignition switched on, the naviga-

Danger.

Start route guidance



tion data is updated automatically.

Road works.

Depending on the country and equipment,

different functions are available to enter des-

tinations.



Manual update of navigation data

Strong wind.



Current navigation data for large regions, for

example Western Europe, can be downloa-

ded from www.seat.com and stored on USB

data devices. Navigation through USB data

devices is not possible.

Reduced visibility.

The different functions for entering destina-

tions are found in the navigation main menu.



Opening the Navigation main menu

Navigation data

●

Press  Navigation.

●

Download the navigation data to a USB da-

ta device.

The Infotainment system is equipped with a

built-in navigation data memory. Depending

on the country, the necessary navigation da-

ta may already be pre-installed.

Select the destination and start naviga-

tion

●

Turn on the ignition of the vehicle.

Connect the USB data device to the info-

1.

Press .

tainment system. Navigation data is automat-

ically updated in the background.

To provide correct route guidance and make

the most of the functions offered, the infotain-

ment system should be updated on a regular

basis.

2. Select the desired destination. You can

chose from  Frequent destinations, 

Last destinations and  Favourite

destinations.

The map version is displayed in  Settings >

System information.

»

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 Favourite destinations

OR: press  and enter the address in

the input screen.

state of the data and it is not possible for all

positions.

Save up to 20 destinations as favourites.

OR: detailed address.

To start “offroad navigation”, press an empty

area without position data.

To save a destination as a favourite press 

in the split screen when entering the destina-

tion.

3. Press Start.

Start navigation

 Frequent destinations

●

Press .

Select the destination and start naviga-

tion

The destination synopsis uses recorded data

to propose possible destinations.

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 203.

1.

Press  and then .

Select the destination and start naviga-

tion

2. Press the desired destination.

›››

3. Press Start.

1.

Press  and then .

●

Press the desired destination on the map.

2. Select the desired destination. The route

guidance starts automatically.

Press Route.

Note

Enter the destination as accurately as pos-

sible. If you enter a destination incorrectly,

the route guidance will not be able to start

or it will guide you to an incorrect destina-

tion.

Offroad navigation

Quick start: for a quick start, press and hold

the desired destination for a few seconds.

“Offroad navigation” calculates routes to se-

lected destination points using unknown da-

ta. 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 des-

tination point with a direct connection.

 Last destinations

Navigation saves the last destinations to

make them available for a route guidance.

Start route guidance by selecting

from the map

Select the destination and start naviga-

tion

Start navigation

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.

1.

Press  and then .

●

Move the view on the map until the desired

2. Press the desired destination.

position can be selected. The navigation map

can be used by means of additional finger

movements page 203.

3. Press Start.

›››

Quick start: for a quick start, press and hold

the desired destination for a few seconds.

●

Press on any point on the map without posi-

tion data.

Whether it is possible to enter the destination

through the navigation map depends on the

●

Press Route.

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With an active route guidance, traffic inci-

dents that are on the current route are shown

in the route details. Such traffic incidents can

Start route guidance using contact

details

Function descriptions

Route details

be avoided page 207.

›››

Start route guidance with the saved address

data of a contact. Contacts saved without

address data cannot be used for route guid-

ance.

The route details contain information on all

incidents, for example, the starting point,

stopovers, traffic events, POIs and destina-

tion, provided the navigation has such data.

Hazard information

Hazard information is shown on the naviga-

tion map with symbols in the same way as

traffic incidents. In this case, the source of this

information is another vehicle that has detec-

ted the hazard and has uploaded the infor-

mation to the service provider.

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.

Start navigation

●

Press .

Press on the contact you want.

Press Route.

Open and close the route details

The hazards shown are: accident, broken

down vehicle and slippery road surface.

Note

●

To open, press or swipe it.

|

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.

●

To close, press or swipe it.

Traffic flow indication

|

The navigation map shows traffic flow ac-

cording to current traffic events, highlighting

the road network in colour.

Edit route guidance

To edit route guidance, move the stopovers to

the destination in the TripView view.

●

Orange: Slow traffic.

Red: Traffic jam.

Traffic information

●

Hold the desired destination pressed until it

is visibly highlighted.

The infotainment system receives detailed

traffic information automatically if the Inter-

net connection is established. This informa-

tion is shown with symbols and highlighting

the road network in colour on the map.

Note

●

Move the destination to the desired posi-

tion.

Traffic information receipt is subject to the

privacy settings. In maximum Privacy

mode, no traffic information is received.

Tracking or Location level setting is neces-

sary.

●

Remove your finger from the screen. The

route will recalculate.

Traffic incidents

Avoid traffic incidents

Traffic incidents, for example, traffic jams or

congested traffic, are shown on the naviga-

tion map using symbols.

The details of the route show the current traf-

fic incidents if the navigation has such data.

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Avoid traffic incidents by editing route details

ternative routes are available, provided navi-

gation has such data.

Functions in the additional window:

page 207.

›››

Stopping route Ends the current route guidance.

guidance

You can activate and deactivate the function

whenever you want.

●

Press on a traffic event.

Press on Avoid. The route will recalculate.

Close the additional window.



Enable and disable learning usage pattern

Add a destination to favourites.

Split screen



The setting is in the corresponding navigation

menu  > Basic function settings.

When handling navigation functions, an addi-

tional window with other options may open.

Possible options depend on the function be-

ing used.

Learn usage pattern

●

To activate the function, activate Learn us-

age pattern.

When the vehicle is in motion, navigation

saves routes and destinations used to auto-

matically generate destination proposals.

Destinations are learned based on the time of

day and the day of the week.

●

To disable the function, disable Learn us-

age pattern.

Close the additional screen

●

Press on an empty area outside the addi-

tional window.

●

To delete saved data, press Delete usage

Navigation can propose up to 5 routes at the

same time. The proposed routes may be dif-

ferent from the routes of the normal route

guidance.

pattern.

●

OR: press .

OR: press Accept.

360° electric operating range display

3 Valid for: hybrid vehicles

Functions in the additional window:

If one of the proposed destinations is selec-

ted, the guide to that destination is started.

The 360° operating range display shows the

possible range with the current charge level

of the high voltage battery.

Show on map

Show what is selected on the

map.

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 se-

lected destination.

Add stopover

Add a stopover to the route guid-

ance.

Switch on the 360° electric operating

range display

Direct route

Delete

Starts direct route guidance.

●

Open the additional map window and

press the symbol .

Delete a stopover from the route

guidance.

Important traffic jams are taken into account

in the route guidance, and are avoided if al-

Avoid

Avoid traffic jam. The route will re-

calculate.

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Telephone interface

Introduction

Fig. 159 Schematic representation: Phone view

You can use the telephone interface to con-

nect your mobile to the infotainment system

and operate phone functions through it. The

sound is played through the vehicle's speak-

ers.

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

connection via Bluetooth® or Wi-Fi with the

infotainment system whenever you want

without having to pair the device again.

Equipment features

●

Hands-free function.

You can connect up to two mobile phone de-

vices simultaneously to the infotainment sys-

tem.

Use up to two phones at the same time.

Phone book with up to 5,000 contacts, de-

pending on the infotainment system.

●

The availability of some telephone func-

tions will depend on the mobile phone con-

nected to the infotainment system.

High speeds, poor weather or road conditions

and a noisy ambience (even outside of the

vehicle), as well as the quality of reception

can all affect the quality of a telephone con-

versation in the vehicle.

●

SMS functions via Bluetooth®: SMS reading,

SMS writing (templates included), SMS play-

back, message history.

●

Email functions via Bluetooth®: reading

email, writing email.

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Infotainment system

●

Connection to wireless charging option.

Connection to the microphone mounted on



Obtain information on the SEAT brand

and selected additional services related

to traffic and your travel.

Places with special regulations

Switch off the mobile telephone and the tele-

phone interface in places with a risk of explo-

sion. These places are not always clearly

marked. They include, for example:

the vehicle.



Voice mail.

Symbols in the main menu

Call list symbols











Contacts.

●

To open the call lists, press .

●

The vicinity of chemical pipelines and

tanks.

List of incoming and outgoing calls.

Enter telephone number.

Text messages (SMS and emails).

Telephone interface settings.











Incoming call.

●

The lower decks of boats and ferries.

Outgoing call.

In the proximity of vehicles that run on liq-

uefied gas (such as propane or butane).

Missed call.

Telephone number (company).

Telephone number (private).

Mobile telephone number (company).

●

Places where the air is laden with chemi-

cals or particles such as flour, dust or metal

powder.

Symbols for calls

The symbols may be different depending on

the infotainment system.





●

All other places where the vehicle engine or

telephone must be switched off.

Mobile telephone number (private).



Start a call or bringing it to the fore-

ground.





Fax (private).

Fax.

WARNING









End or reject a call.

Switch off the mobile phone in areas with a

risk of explosion!

Open contact list.

Symbols for text messages

Enter telephone number.

Mute the sound of the hands-free

Hold call.

The symbols may be different depending on

the infotainment system.

Note



In areas where special regulations apply or

the use of mobile phones is forbidden, it

must be switched off 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.

●

To open the text messages, press .



Continue call.



Activate voice control input page 193.





Start conference call.

Pass call to private mode

Make an emergency call.

Get help in case of breakdown.

›››



Templates for text messages.





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●

Optional: confirm the data transfer mes-

Connect a mobile phone device

Pair, connect and manage

sage on the mobile phone device.

Requirement: the mobile phone device is

paired with the infotainment system.

Requirement for pairing:

Active and passive connection

●

Bluetooth® is activated on the mobile

phone device.

To use the functions of the telephone inter-

face, there must be at least one mobile

phone device connected to the infotainment

system. If there are several mobile phone de-

vices connected to the infotainment system,

you can switch between active and passive

connections. To use the telephone interface

with the desired mobile phone device, estab-

lish the active connection with the infotain-

ment system.

phone device.

●

Bluetooth® is activated on the infotainment

system.

Establish an active connection

Requirement: several mobile phone devices

are connected to the infotainment system at

the same time.

●

Depending on the mobile device, it will be

necessary to have the Bluetooth® menu open

or activate the Visibility option so that the

device is visible from the infotainment system.

●

Select the desired mobile phone device

from the drop-down menu. All other mobile

phone devices are automatically in the pas-

sive connection.

Pair a mobile phone device suitable for tel-

ephony with the infotainment system to use

the telephone interface functions. On the first

connection, the mobile phone device is

Difference between connection types

The mobile phone device is paired and

connected. The functions of the tele-

phone interface are performed with the

data of said mobile phone device.

User profiles

paired with the infotainment system. Doing so

Primary

For each of the paired mobile phone devices

an individual user profile is automatically cre-

ated. In the user profile, data from the mobile

phone device is stored, for example, contact

details or settings. A maximum of four user

profiles can be saved in the infotainment sys-

tem at the same time.

saves a user profile page 211.

›››

The pairing can take a few minutes. The func-

tions available depend on the mobile phone

device used and its operating system.

The mobile phone device is paired and

Secon-

dary

connected. Calls can be managed but

the phone book, messages or other

functions will not be active.

Pair a mobile phone device

●

Open the list of available Bluetooth® devi-

Paired mobile phone devices are stored in the

infotainment system, even if they are not cur-

rently connected.

WARNING

ces on the mobile phone device and select

the name of the infotainment system.

If you perform the pairing while driving, it

could cause an accident or injury.

●

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.

●

Perform pairing only with the vehicle at a

»

standstill.

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Infotainment system

●

The Comfort phone interface can be equip-

ped with the wireless charging function

OR: press a favourite in the telephone inter-

Note

face main menu to start the call.

●

In the pairing of some mobile phone devi-

page 213.

›››

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.

 Calls

In order to use the functions of the wireless

charging function, you have to place a suita-

ble mobile phone device correctly in the stor-

age compartment. The mobile phone device

will then connect to the vehicle antenna. This

improves the reception and sound quality of

calls.

The telephone interface shows the call list of

the mobile telephone device. Start a call from

the call list.

●

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 func-

tion is activated again.

●

Press  > All and press a number on the list

to start the call.

●

OR: press  and filter the call list entries

(for example, missed calls or dialled num-

bers). In filtered list, press a number to start

the call.

To call

Basic and Comfort Telephony

Open the telephone interface

 Dial

Depending on the equipment, two types of

telephone interface can be used:

●

Press  Telephone.

Manually enter a phone number to start a

call. While entering the phone number, con-

tacts that match that number are shown on

the infotainment screen.

Make a call

●

Basic telephone interface.

Select a phone number to start a call. Differ-

ent functions are available for selecting a

phone number:

Comfort telephone interface.

●

Press  and enter telephone number.

Press  to start the call

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 play-

back through the vehicle's speakers.

 Contacts

The last call is dialled by pressing and hold-

ing the  button on the multifunction steering

wheel.

If a contact has several registered phone

numbers you have to select one.

●

Press  and press a number on the list to

start the call.

Comfort telephone interface

●

OR: press  and enter the contact name in

Send messages

Like the Basic telephone interface, the Com-

fort telephone interface also uses the Blue-

tooth® HFP profile.

the 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

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and receive SMS and e-mails through the tel-

ephone interface.

Each time the phone is reconnected, the

phone book is updated.

Call a favourite

●

Press the assigned speed dial button.

If conference calls are supported, the phone

book can be accessed during a call. If there

is a saved image for a contact, it can be dis-

played in the list next to the entry.

Send an SMS

Note

●

Press  > Text message > Enter new

Favourites are not updated automatically.

If you change a contact's phone number,

you have to reassign the speed dial button.

message and enter the message on the

screen.

Favourites

●

Enter the contact you want in the search

bar.

A speed dial button can be assigned to a

phone book favourite up to a maximum of six.

If there is a registered photo saved to the

contact, it is shown on the speed dial button.

●

To send the message press OK.

Connectivity Box

Send an e-mail

●

All speed dial buttons have to be manually

edited and will be assigned to a user profile.

Press  > E-mail > Enter new message

and enter the message on the screen.

●

Enter the contact you want in the search

bar.

Assign the speed dial button

●

In the Favourites menu, press the  button,

●

To send the message press OK.

then open the phone book to select a con-

tact as a favourite. If the contact has several

phone numbers, press on the number in the

list.

Phone book, favourites and speed

dial buttons

Fig. 160 In the centre console: pad for the mo-

bile phone connection.

Edit the speed dial button

In the first connection of a telephone with the

infotainment system, the phone book is saved

in the infotainment system. It may be neces-

sary to confirm the data transmission on the

mobile phone.

The Connectivity Box includes different func-

tions that will help to use your mobile device.

These are:

●

To edit or delete a favourite contact press

on the icon  in the Favourites menu screen.

You can delete one or more favourites.

1)

●

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Wireless Charger .

1)

It only includes the wireless charge functionali-

ty.

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●

Signal amplifier / (Mobile Signal Amplifier)

To establish a connection with the vehicle's

external aerial:

circumstances, the infotainment system in-

dicates that there is a foreign object in the

storage compartment. Using a suitable mo-

bile phone device and correcting its posi-

tion can eliminate the fault.

(Wireless Charger)

●

Place your mobile device in the middle of

the pad with the screen facing up Fig. 160

The Wireless Charger allows mobile devices

with Qi¹⁾technology to be charged without a

cable.

›››

.

›››

●

If necessary, remove any objects that

may obstruct the cover's closing function.

Make sure there are no objects between the

pad and the mobile phone.

To charge your mobile phone wirelessly:

●

Place your mobile device in the middle of

the pad with the screen facing up Fig. 160

WARNING

Your mobile phone will automatically be

ready to make use of the external aerial.

›››

●

The mobile phone may heat up due to the

wireless charging. Think about this before

.

›››

WARNING

you pick it up, and take care when removing

it.

Make sure there are no objects between the

pad and the mobile phone.

Notifications on the screen of the mobile

phone device can distract the driver’s at-

tention and increase the risk of a serious

accident.

●

There must be no metallic or other ob-

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.

jects between the mobile phone and the

housing, to prevent the functionality of the

Connectivity Box from being affected.

●

Place only one suitable mobile phone de-

vice, Qi compatible if applicable. For cor-

rect operation, remove the protective case

and ensure that it has maximum dimen-

sions (width x length) of 80 mm x 140 mm

(3.15 x 5.512 inches). Place on the

Connectivity Box base as per the indica-

tions.

Note

●

Your mobile device must support the Qi

Signal amplifier / (Mobile Signal Amplifier)

inductive charging interface standard for

proper operation.

It allows you to reduce radiation in the vehicle

and have better reception.

●

The charging time and the temperature

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.

vary in accordance with the device used.

●

If the mobile phone device is not placed

●

The maximum charging capacity is 5 W.

Qi technology does not allow you to

on the base of the Connectivity Box in the

correct position, or if it is larger than the

detailed dimensions, it may not be recog-

nised or charge correctly. Under certain

charge more than one mobile device simul-

taneously.

1)

Qi technology allows you to charge your mo-

bile phone wirelessly.

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●

No improvement in reception can be

guaranteed if there is more than one mo-

bile phone on the pad.

●

You are advised to keep the engine run-

ning to guarantee proper wireless charg-

ing.

●

When a telephone with Qi technology is

connected by USB, it will be charged by the

means specified by the manufacturer.

Fig. 162 Rear part of the centre console: USB

connectors with power outlet function.

Multimedia

The USB port can be found in the storage

compartment area of the front centre con-

USB port

sole Fig. 161.

›››

Depending on the equipment and the coun-

try, the vehicle may also have USB connec-

tions exclusively for charging or as a power

socket.

These USB ports are located at the rear of

the console, between the front seats

Fig. 162.

›››

Fig. 161 Centre console: USB port.

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