2011 Seat Leon 5D navigation

11
Introduction
If the vehicle battery has been disconnected, switch on the ignition before
re-connecting the unit. 
Adjusting the base volume
FunctionActionIncrease the vol-
ume.Turn the sound control knob  ⇒ fig. 2 to the right, or
press the button  on the multifunction steering wheel
⇒ Booklet Owner's Manual.
Lower the vol-
ume.Turn the volume control  anti-clockwise
or press the  button on the multifunction steering
wheel.
Changes to the volume are indicated by a “bar” on the screen. During this
time the unit cannot be operated.
At “0” the unit is muted (display: ) and the current Media source is stop-
ped.
It is possible to preset certain volume settings and adjustments
⇒ page 99.
WARNING
Your attention may be distracted from the traffic if you use the radio and
navigation system while driving, resulting in accident.
● You should always drive with due care and attention.
● Select volume settings that allow you to easily hear signals from out-
side the vehicle at all times (e.g. emergency service sirens).
● If the volume is too high, you could damage your hearing. Even if the
volume is too loud for a short period only.
CAUTION
If the volume is too high or the sound is distorted, the vehicle speakers may
be damaged.
Note
If the base volume has been turned up high to play an audio source
(e.g. due to very quiet audio output from an external audio source), lower
the volume again before switching audio source. 
Additional information and display options
The text displayed on the screen may vary depending on the settings and
may not match the illustrations shown here.
All displays appear only after the radio-navigation system has completed
start-up.
Depending on the vehicle, the changes to the air conditioning settings or
the texts relating to driver assistance systems fitted at the factory are dis-
played. These displays disappear automatically when they are no longer re-
quired. 

13
Introduction
Any functions enabled by checkbox can only be disabled by opening the
pop-up window again and pressing the respective checkbox.
Selecting function buttons with the setting knob
With the exception of the two function buttons A
and C at the bottom,
function buttons displayed on the screen can also be marked by turning the
setting knob ⇒ fig. 2 10
. Pressing the setting knob then selects the marked
function button ⇒ page 13. 
Browsing lists and selecting items
Fig. 4 Track list of an
MP3 CD.
Available stations or tracks are displayed as items in lists. The currently se-
lected station or track is highlighted ⇒ fig. 4.
Like a function button, you can select a list item by pressing it.
Selecting and opening the list items (setting knob)
● Selecting list items : Move the selection box by turning the setting knob
⇒ fig. 2 10
. When the selection box is moved to the end of the visible section of the list,
the next set of items in the list is displayed.
●
Opening the marked list item : Press the setting knob.
Scroll through lists quickly (scroll marker)
If there are more items available than can be displayed on the screen, a
type of “scroll bar” is displayed on the left of the screen.
The coloured semi-circle indicates the size of the overall list and the “scroll
marker” ⇒ fig. 4 A
shows the position of the section of the list currently
displayed. The size of the scroll marker corresponds to the size of the cur-
rent section of the list relative to the list as a whole. The smaller the scroll
marker, the longer the list.
● To browse by page in long lists : Briefly press the screen above or below
the scroll marker.
● To browse rapidly through long lists : Move the scroll marker manually.
Place one finger on the scroll marker and without lifting it from the screen
use your finger to move the marker downwards. Lift your finger off the
screen when you reach the desired position.
Closing a submenu or a list view
Action: ResultPress the  unit button.

The open pop-up window will close.ALTERNATIVELY: skip to the next menu up until reaching the main
menu in question.
ALTERNATIVELY: undo the navigation address entries in steps.

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Audio mode
You can also activate or deactivate the TP function in the Media setup menu
⇒  page 41.
TP function on
Irrespective of the currently selected station, an additional component of
the receiver ensures that a station which broadcasts traffic programmes is
always received.
While the Media mode is on, it will always try to tune in to a traffic station in
the background.
If the traffic news tracking function is available, TP is displayed on the upper
right corner of the screen ⇒ fig. 18.
When no radio stations are received, for example, when the reception is
generally poor, No TP is displayed. 
Incoming traffic announcement
Fig. 19 Incoming traffic
announcement.
An incoming traffic announcement will interrupt the active audio mode. ●
A pop-up window opens ⇒ fig. 19.
● If required, the radio-navigation system is switched to the traffic news
station (EON) for the duration of the traffic announcement.
● The media mode will be paused and the volume will be adjusted to the
preset level ⇒ page 100.
● If the traffic announcement volume is adjusted with the volume con-
trol , this setting will be retained for future announcements.
● Pressing the Cancel
function button stops the current traffic announce-
ment.
● The TP off
function button permanently deactivated the TP function. 

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Audio mode
Media mode Introduction
“Media sources” are audio sources containing audio files on various differ-
ent data media (e.g. CD, memory card, external MP3 player). These audio
files can be played by the radio and navigation system from its correspond-
ing drives or audio input sockets (internal CD player, memory card slot, ME-
DIA-IN interface, AUX-IN, etc.).
The supported file formats listed are collectively referred to below as “audio
files”. A CD containing audio files of these types is referred to as an “audio
data CD”.
Additional Information:
● Safety notes  ⇒ page 6
● Unit overview ⇒ page 8
● Multimedia interface ⇒ page 43
WARNING
● Inserting a data medium while you are driving could distract you from
the road and result in accident.
● The functions described below depend on the device used. There may
be differences with certain devices.

Media source and audio file requirements
Factory-fitted CD players conform to safety class 1 according to
DIN IEC 76 (CO) 6/ VDE 0837.
The unit only accepts 12-cm standard CDs and memory cards with the di-
mensions 32 mm x 24 mm x 2.1 mm or 1.4 mm.
Media sourcesRequirements for playing in the unit Audio CDs with CD Digital
Audio logo .- CD Digital Audio specification.
 CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW
audio data CDs up to max.
700 MB (megabytes) compli-
ant with ISO 9660 or in the
Joliet file system.
 SD and MMC memory
cards up to max. 2 GB (giga-
bytes) and SDHC memory
cards up to max. 32 GB.- MP3 files (.mp3) with bit rates of between
48 and 320 kbit/s or with variable bit rate.
- WMA files (.wma) up to 9.2 mono/stereo
without copy protection.
- Playlists in the formats PLS, M3U and WPL.
- File names and paths no longer than 256
characters.
- Folder structures with a maximum of eight
levels.
- Audio data CDs with max. 50 folders and
max. 500 files.
- Memory cards with max. 5000 folders and
max. 15000 files with max. 6000 files per
folder.
 Playing audio files via
Bluetooth ®a)
.- The external audio source must be com-
patible with the Bluetooth A2DP profile.
AUX. External audio source.– Audio output is possible with a 3.5 mm
jack connector ⇒ fig. 2 9.MDI. External data medium.- Compatible with MEDIA-IN multimedia in-
terface ⇒ page 43.
AUX2. Additional external
source- Depending on the vehicle equipment, this
source can be used to play audio from an
external player connected to a Rear Seat En-
tertainment system (only if the vehicle does
not have MDI).
a) Bluetooth ®
is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
Restrictions and notes
Dirt, high temperatures or mechanical damage may damage the data medi-
ums. Observe the manufacturer's instructions. 

34Audio mode
External audio source connected to the AUX-IN multimedia
socket
Fig. 29 External audio
source connected to AUX
IN multimedia socket.
The AUX-IN multimedia socket ⇒ fig. 2 9
can only be used with a 3.5 mm
jack plug.
The external audio source connected to it is played over the vehicle speak-
ers and cannot be controlled via the radio-navigation system.
An external audio source connected to the socket is indicated by AUX on the
screen.
Connecting an external audio source to the AUX IN multimedia socket
● Lower the base volume on the radio-navigation system ⇒ page 10.
● Connect the audio source to the AUX IN multimedia socket.
● Start playback on the external audio source.
● In the MEDIA main menu, press the MEDIA
unit button to open the
media
selection menu ⇒ fig. 35.
● Press the AUX
function button to start playback of the external audio
source over the vehicle speakers ⇒ page 38. The output volume
of the connected external audio source should be adjus-
ted to the volume of the other audio sources ⇒ page 42.
Information on operating an external audio source connected to the AUX-IN
multimedia socket
ActionResultSelection of another audio source
on the radio-navigation system.The external audio source continues
to run in the background.
Stopping playback on the external
audio source.The radio-navigation system re-
mains in the AUX menu.
Disconnecting the plug from the
AUX-IN multimedia socket.The radio and navigation system
switches to playback of the previous
Media source.
Note
Interference may be heard if the external audio source is powered from the
vehicle's 12-volt socket.
Note
Please read and observe the external audio source manufacturer operating
manual. 

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Audio mode
Additional AUX2 external audio source
Fig. 30 Media setup
menu
Fig. 31 When the AUX2
input is activated, the
AUX2 audio source is dis-
played on the Media se-
lector and is always
shown as active.
If the vehicle does not have a MEDIA-IN or MDI multimedia interface, an ad-
ditional audio source called AUX2 is made available to the user. This source
can be used to play audio from an external player connected to a Rear Seat
Entertainment (RSE) device through the vehicle sound system 1)
.
The audio from the external player connected to the RSE is played through
the vehicle loudspeakers but cannot be controlled with the radio and navi-
gation system controls.
An external audio source connected to the socket is indicated by AUX2 on
the screen. 
1)
If the vehicle is supplied from the factory with an RSE system connected to the radio and
navigation system.

36Audio mode
Playing audio from an RSE system using an additional external audio
source
● Lower the base volume on the radio-navigation system ⇒ page 10.
● Connect the external player to the AUX-RSE connector in the vehicle and
start playback on the external player in accordance with the instructions giv-
en in the RSE handbook.
● In Media mode, press the SETUP
unit button to open the
Media setup
menu. Tick the checkbox Activate AUX2 input so that the AUX2 source is
shown in the Media selection menu 1)
⇒  fig. 30.
● In the MEDIA main menu, press the MEDIA
unit button to open the
Media
selection menu.
● Press the AUX2 ⇒ fig. 31 function button to start playback of the external
audio source connected to the RSE over the vehicle speakers.
The output volume of the connected external audio source should be adjus-
ted to the volume of the other audio sources ⇒ page 42 ( AUX2 volume in
the Media settings menu ⇒ fig. 30).
Things to note about the AUX2 additional external audio source
● If another audio source (CD, SD, etc.) is selected during playback, the
external player connected to the RSE continues playing.
● When playback on the external audio source has finished or if the exter-
nal player is disconnected from the AUX-RSE connector, the radio and navi-
gation system remains in the AUX2 menu.
● The AUX2 symbol remains visible and on (highlighted in red), and there-
fore accessible, as long as the “ Activate AUX2 input” check box in the ( Me-
dia setup menu ) is ticked. The option should be deactivated when playback
has finished. Recommendations for use
●
If your vehicle is not fitted with an RSE system or a MEDIA-IN or MDI mul-
timedia interface, we recommend that the Activate AUX2 input is always left
unticked. Otherwise, the AUX2 source (if your vehicle does not have MDI) or
the “MDI” source may be shown in the Media selection menu as “active”
(accessible), even if there is no audio source connected to them.
● If your vehicle is fitted with a MEDIA-IN or MDI multimedia interface, the
AUX2 additional external source is not available. Use the check box Activate
AUX2 input as described in the section MEDIA-IN or MDI multimedia inter-
face. 
1)
This option can also be activated using the function button in the pop-up window which
appears when you try to go to the MEDIA main menu when there is no Media source con-
nected or activated.

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Audio mode
External audio source connected via Bluetooth ®
Fig. 32 Bluetooth audio
mode.
Fig. 33 Media selection
menu with BT audio se-
lected.
In Bluetooth audio mode, audio files from an external audio source connec-
ted by Bluetooth ®
can be played over the vehicle speakers. The external au-
dio source must be compatible with the Bluetooth A2DP profile. Starting Bluetooth audio transfer
●
Pair or connect the external audio source with the Bluetooth interface of
the radio and navigation system using the “Bluetooth settings” submenu in
the Media settings menu. This submenu allows you to use the Bluetooth
connections using audio devices. It is used in the same way as the “Blue-
tooth Settings” submenu in the Telephone settings menu .
● Lower the base volume on the radio-navigation system ⇒ page 10.
● Start playback on the Bluetooth external audio source.
Depending on the unit, you can start playback of the Bluetooth audio
source via the Media selection menu ⇒ page 37.
Starting Bluetooth audio playback
● In the main menu, press the MEDIA
button to open the Media selection
menu.
● Select the 
Bluetooth function button for the mode described
⇒  page 38.
Bluetooth Audio mode is indicated by BT audio or  on the screen.
When playback on the external audio source is stopped, the radio-naviga-
tion system remains in the Bluetooth audio menu ⇒ fig. 32. To switch to an-
other audio source, it must be selected manually ⇒ page 38.
Note
The output volume of the connected external audio source should be adjus-
ted to the volume of the other audio sources ⇒ page 42.
Note
Always switch off the warning and service tones on a connected Bluetooth
audio source, e.g. key tones on a mobile telephone, to prevent interference
noise and malfunctions. 