2012 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF key

Fig. 6
Please first re ad and heed the WARN­on p age 3 and note the intro­ductory information o n p age 12.
Fig. 7 list: the current station is ed.
Please first read and hee d the WARN­on pag e 3 and note the intro­ductory information o n p ag e 12.
Changing the radio station u sing the arrow button
Briefly press the
Depending on the arrow key 19 settings,
you can only c hange to saved stations (Display:
fig. 12 ).
Opening the FM station list
the FM station list,
ton .
6.
Depending on the device and country, changing
the freque ncy with the
[Band) function button opens
the station li st for the selected fr eque ncy band (if a
station list is ava ilab le for th is fig . 7. P ress the (Freq. band) function button and press
the ( FM!List ) function button in the pop- up window 6 .
Depending on th e device and the country, you
must change to the FM frequency band before the
function button is displayed in the pop-up
window for the (Band) funct ion button .
no station preset butto ns are 15 , Showing and hiding station
preset buttons):
Turn the tuning knob
activity.
The station list is is automatically updated when it
is closed.
No stat ion list is available for the AM frequen
cy band.
Tag stations one after another by rotating the
tuning knob, and access tagged stations by
Move the
Audio m ode

Fig. 16 selection options.
on page 3 and note the
Press the !categories) function button 15.
no multimedia interface is connected,
the of categories can be accessed
from the Satellite Radio main menu .
Touch the !Options) function button and the !Category) function button in th e pop-up window 16 .
Radio settings menu (SETUP)
on page 3 and note the
a category .
the 17.
the desi red category by turn in g and
pressing the tuning knob or pressing the screen.
The station
corre sponding to the chosen be opened . ed category
All Categories) is selected, stat ions of ries 15.
Press the button to a
The
the
Keys): the statio n selectio n for arrow buttons
!station List): stations within reach in the frequ ency band can be browsed using the
the stored stations can be browsed using the arrow buttons 12).
Tum the frequency knob 1 @,to the stored stations one after the other, and
press to
17.
Press
1
Audio mode

Media mode
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
sequence of and directo ries . . 21
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
input . . . . 24
Connecting
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 th e Media Menu and a media source . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
mode ([Extras) funct ion key) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Media settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
the text, au dio sources are referred to as "media sources" which contain audio on
d ifferent data media memory cards, MP 3 etc.). These audio
memory card socket, etc .) .
the the A co ntaining
such audio is referred to as an "aud io data
More information:
instruc tions
D evice overview
Operation basics 8
changer 34
MPEG-4 and patents are
This product is protected by specific rights and copy rights of Microsoft outside
o f these products without a from Microsoft or an autho rized Microsoft subsidiary is prohibited. Requirements for media sources and audio
first r ead and heed the on page 3 and note the 12 em stan dard and memory cards with dimensions of 32 mm x 24 mm x 2.1 mm or 1.4 mm be inserted into the device .
Factory-installed
with the safety 1 according to 76
Media source
aud io data up to maximum MB (Megabyte)
i n 1 and 2, 1.5 , 2 .5
MP3 kbiUs or bit rate. WMA -mono/s tereo out copy protecti on. -Audio -. than 256 charac ters. Directory stru ctures with a maximum of eight and 512 memory cards a maximum of and per

on page 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page
Different media sources can be selected and
played back in the MEDIA main menu
playable audio sources are d isplayed and
played . files are igno red.
Press the button .
The last med ia source played will resume playing .
The current med ia source is displayed
in center of
the bottom line of the screen 19.
no med ia sou rce is selec table, the MEDIA main
menu cannot be opened.
F
ig. 21 media source .
on page 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page
315
Fi g. main menu: Audio data
the center of the screen the track and trac k
numbe r are d isplayed by defau lt , acc ording to the
sequence on
the da ta medium 19.
For audio files also conta in ing tr ack information text ,
you press the 1 butt on , furth er track
info rma tion (such as the file path) will be dis played .
The runtime and rema ining runtime of the track a
re displayed at t he bottom left and right of the screen in m inutes and seco nds. The rema ining tim e ca n­not be disp layed fo r file s w it h va riabl e bit rate (VBR) . Th e internal drive can play audio as well as audio data CDs.
An au dio
or audio data
the
int o the slot 1 un­til it is pull ed in a utomatica lly.
Playback starts automatica lly after insertion.
Ejecting a
Depend ing on the country , the ign ition key for con ­
vert ib les mus t be in the igniti on l ock in order to
ejec t the (anti-the ft protectio n).

first read and heed the on page 3 and note the ductory information on page
through an ed via (for a phone)
can be through the speakers. via the radio-navigation system is
audio source must support the
A2DP or AVRCP
in equipped with a factory -installed phone age that supports this function . To
responding owner's Cell
Phone Package.
Pairing and connec ting is done via the radio
audio
the directions in the owner 's
Redu ce
To change to
Bl uetooth function
button 26.
Aud io mode is indicated on the screen
by Bl uetooth Audio 25 .
The
o f t he be adjusted to match the of the other audio sources
activating audio
some devices ,
After the audio
transmission , a pop-up window opens.
Request fo r confir mation of aud io
BT-Audio Audio mode must be
swi tched to
Audio transmission, as
audio source is
started or s topped automatically by switc hing to
addition , track dio navigation system 's arrow keys 1
25.
the connection is broken . the radio
navigation system switches to
media source.
th e that dio ed .
Radio mode, press the sETUP) button .
Press the
Press the
Tag the device connected and press
the connect) funct ion butt on.
Read and manufacturer of the
Because of the number of audio sources , it canno t be teed that
audio source, warning and service tones, suc h as touch
tones on a
Do not connect radio nav igation system at the same time for
music
interface , as this to on the
ing the use of can be obtained from the

External
this section find inform ation about:
External
at the factory .
standard 4.75 in ch audio
Loaded via the ra­
dio naviga tion system.
More information:
page 3
Device overview 6
Operation basics
Media page
Audio data cannot be played back in the external changer.
Copy-protected and CD-RW media may possibly provide lim­
ited or no playback.
No back in the external changer . Fig. 36 Externa l changer in the passenger side storage compartment or in the front center anmrest.
Please firs t read and hee d the WARN­on page 3 and note the intro­ductory infonmation on pag e 34 .
Press the (LOAD) button. The LED above the next
For manual selection of an press one of the device keys Otherw ise ,
the next
the LED rapidly , in­to the wit h t he un pr inted side facing to­wards the butt ons the audio in
315
For quick loading. press the (LOAD) d evice button
f or

Navigation
Introduction to navigation
Introduction
find infor ma tion about:
Navigation limitations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
37
315: Using or
screens with on-screen keyboard
Gener a l information
The current driving posit ion is determined via the Positioning measu re d istances driven. men t gation data media maps and in accordance with
stored traffic routing. Based on this data , the
gation system
can be entered as a destinat ion.
Acoustic navigation messages and graphic
on the navigation system and in the instrument gu ide to t h e des tination 5 1.
Depending upon the country, some functions
of the
radio naviga tion system may not be
regulations.
Navigation limitations
first r ea d and heed the o n pa ge 3 and note th e ductory informatio n on page 37.
P
ossi b le navigation erro rs
the navigation system cannot receive data from
tized on lhe data medium (e.g. one-way streets
and street type not sufficiently cap tured) , the gation syst em route guidance.
Navigation da ta
different device generations are used in
contact a
necessary navigation data comes this data needs to be
updated , a memory card with the navigat ion
Device overview
Operation basics
Destination input
Destination memory 4 7
Destination guidance 51
the case of missing or incompl ete navigation ta, the posi tion may not be determined curalely. This may in naviga tion that is not as
accurate as
Navigatio n r egion and navigatio n d ata
r efresh r ate
The refore, route guidance can be inaccurate or
dealer. Nav igatio n

Function key: Effect
the navigation
area and the version number of the navigation da­ta stored in the device .
the navigation
a rea and the version number of the navigation da­ta stored in the device.
so Datal:
Prepares the memory card for re ­
F ig. 42 Navigation main menu with destination in­
put options.
on page 3 and note the intro­ductory i nformation on page 37.
T he nav igation functions are only accessible if nav­
igation data for the region in which you are travel ­
ling is available in the radio navigation system.
The
N avig ation main menu can be used to select a
new destina tion . a pr eviously used or stored desti­
nat ion.
or to sea rch points of interest.
A
ccessing the Navigation main menu
Press the button to op en the las t menu
accessed in the navigation menu.
the Navigation main menu is not disp layed ,
press the 42.
the Navigation main menu , press the
Press the 42.
Entering a destination from the Navigation main menu
Turn the tuning knob 1
42 .
Press the tuning knob to access the disp layed
dest inatio n.
ope n afte r
t h e function butt on has been select ed 42.
Press ing the 42 .
Naviga tion