2002 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT buttons

Turn the ignition on; make certain that the
red button
(E) is in th e pus hed-in (down)
position.
Adju s t the driver's seat (see page
Hold the button that you wish to use
02 or 03) down for abo ut 3 (seconds until
you hear the confirmation tone).
Saving the setting for the right side mirror for
Turn the ignition on.
Rotate the outside mirror selector switch
to position R (see page 51).
Thr ee different persons can save their indi-
Adjust the mirror until you can see the
vidual settings, each using one of the three right rear wheel.
memory buttons
Hold down the button that you wish to
use for your settings

After you switch off th e ignition:
- your settings
rema in stored .
- i f
was the setting
be eras ed about
be
stored in memory
rent tempera ture.
can set the ins ide temperature
ween 64 and 86 and+29
you a temperature 64 °F
(+ 18 appear in the you a temperature above 86 °F (+29
appear in the
both these settings
tem at maximum
ing or
stays on even if you change the
fan speed up or down for one stage.
Under certain conditions, the system automatically adjust for you r optimum
comfort. For after you start you r air be directed to the This is to preven t the
me.
AND
tronic* system
year round under
most circumsta nces.
Ther e
may be times when you want to override the
settings to operate the system
P ress buttons 15 and 16 to adju st the side temperature.
Use buttons 11 and 12 to in crease or crease the fan speed and/or air
Press button 1 to:
-
switc h off
-switch off air
-defrost the or to keep it from
steaming up (point
or to keep it from
steaming up (point 4 towards the
side wind ows) for someo ne
gets into the
Press button to switch on air recir­appears in the
press button 1
Th e air to prevent
fumes (for w hen driving through
a o r stand ing in a traf fic jam) and dust from entering into the interi or.
HEATING. AND AIR COND ITIONIN G---------89

Booklet 3.2 Volkswagen Telematics by
button
Press the fig. 5
at th e end of a call. You'll hear the
words
Request Ended>.
Press this button to answer an
coming personal call, or cancel a
call if
one of the other buttons is
The volum e control knob on
Turn the volume
knob to co ntrol the volume.
equipped with the
acti vity.
JJ m od els only
ca n turn down the Nav igatio n Sys te m's audio
p rompts duri ng calls by enterin g th e
Nav iga tio n Sys tem's menu and adjustin g t he
Nav iga tion

Activatio n 6
A ddin g call i
ng minutes 22
Au t
omatic notification if yo ur air bag
deploys 25
Available information 3 1
toll-free 25
3
Co mmuni
catio n button 9
Co
mmunicati o ns iss ues 35
to the 25
Da ta pro tection 36
De le ti
ng n umbers in memory 21
D ia lin g a num be r
19
D ia li n g a number using a nametag
DOTbutton 9
E-ma
il 33
E m erge ncy bu
tton 8
End ing a
call
En te rt ai nment 34
Error messages 18
Exit Virtual Advisor
Ge nera l informatio n 2
G lo bal Positio n
ing Virtu a l A d visor
Memo recorder 11
Memo reco rder· II
Memo reco rder· 12
Memo reco rder· To resume play back 12
News headlines 33
16
universa l commands 18
calling digits 16
(Personal Iden tifica tion Number) 26
Redialing the last n umber called
Ret rievi ng you r number 23 Security / Locking your system 23
plans 26
b utto n 7
vo ice or tone response 22
scores 31
numbers in mem ory
Agreement 2
li m it a tions 4
Tip s for better speech recogniti on 13 To sig n up for 17
34
Tr an sferri ng 37
Unit s rem aining 22
Virtua l Adv isor 29
Warran ty 35
Weat h
er 34
Webs ite 4
What
to say 14
W hat you
should know a bout
button 6, 7
buttons 5

PREMIUM
Radio
1-..................... 5
Tap to turn the unit Note: The mode that was in use before the unit
was
automatically come back on again
w h
en you turn on the unit (L ast Statio n mory)
pears in the display, then you must
enter you own personal anti-theft
code.
2 -Band buttons ................ 6
FM 1/2 button
Us e this button to the FM band or to
switch
to the second set of presets.
AM 1/2 btton
Use this button to the AM band or to
switch t o the second set of presets.
3 -Tone buttons ............... . 6
Bass control
Turn th e k nob to adjust the bass as desired .
Turn the knob to adjust the cies as desired .
Fader
tions automat ically.
5 -
frequency (r adio
station).
6 -
. . ............ 8
Stations or tracks (when
or a casset te) can be
Radio ......... . . .............. 9
.
. . . . . . . . . . . . ........ ... . 1
9-LED ..................... .....
when you remove ignition key.
2 -------------

6 -
Use this button to tune your radio.
wise to tune upwards or counter-clockwise
to tune downwards .
Automatic tuning (SCAN)
appear in the when
you press this button. The radio
begins to scan upwards to t he next higher
frequency. When the
feature finds a
radio frequency, it
ing the 5 second feature stop th e re.
7 -Station preset buttons
can preset one radio station on eac h of
the six buttons in eac h of the four ban ds FM1 and FM2.
the desired band preset group
(see 2).
Tune to the desired radio station (see 5 or 6).
you
hear
an first
be muted and then return.
radio station
is now preset on this button.
To to the station you just sto red, press
this button
Note
When stations, ton you
the

this
anti-theft coding
prevents
the unit from being re-used by
rized persons.
The
i s
syste m
- the battery is disconnec ted
- the radio fuse burns out.
Perform the steps in
Turn on the radio .
After 3 seconds. the number appear in the
Use the radio station preset buttons 1 to
4 to enter the code number found on your Radio Use preset butto n 1 to enter
the first digit in the code number. Use
ue range for eac h of the 4 dig its is
After you finish entering the code, press
e it he r the uppe r
than 2 seconds
The unit is now ready to use again!

Technical Description
Anti-theft protection
The unit is whenever
the power source is in terrupted. can
Momentary -contact buttons
Frequency, band, bass, pre­
set button, cassette functions.
functions. coding
The
from the interior (night driving de­
sign) -maximum brightness when driving
off. Wher1 the driving are on,
the intensi ty is
together with the
instrument intensity.
station
tun ing is in both
directions . Microprocesor-controlled stabi­
of station frequencies (PLL quartz
tuning).
Cassette
Low-wear, high performance tape head,
buttons for fast forward and re­
verse, auto-reverse, Music Search System
Noise Reduction, automatic
detection of
cassettes.
CD changer*
Remote via radio sound system
unit. magazine for 6 with mo­
tor-driven ejectio
n, 6 buttons.
Mix mode, automatic track scan seek.
bass fader inte­
grated in the radio,
changer. information on these options is
tuned interference suppressors interference
wind­wipers and radiator fan.
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sing
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