2013 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG infotainment

When the system is switched over to play a standard video DVD, the MEDIA main menu is opened
automatically as a Video DVD menu
Other video sources (such as AVI films) are played back like audio files only via the Audio menu .
Starting media mode
x Press the MEDIA Infotainment button ⇒ fig. 123.
Playback of the last media source played is continued if the data medium is still available in the
Infotainment System.
Depending on the selected media source, the MEDIA main menu is opened as an Audio menu or
Video menu ⇒ fig. 145.
If no media source is available, the MEDIA main menu cannot be opened.
Changing the media source

Fig. 146 MEDIA main menu with display of currently playing and available media sources.

Files, folders and playlists on a data medium are sorted by name in alphanumerical order.
The illustration shows a typical audio data CD that contains tracks b, folders a and sub folders
⇒ fig. 147.
The tracks are played back as follows:
1. Tracks (1) and (2) in the CD's root directory
2. Track (3) and (4) in the first directory F1 in the root directory of the CD.
3. Track (5) in the first subdirectory F1.1 of the directory F1
4. Track (6) in the first subdirectory F1.1.1 of the subdirectory F1.1
5. Track (7) in the second subdirectory F1.2 of the directory F1
6. Track (8) and (9) in the second directory F2
Play lists ´ are treated like directories in the playback sequence.
.WARNING
Driving on today’s roads demands the full attention of the driver at all times. Driver
distraction causes accidents, collisions and serious personal injury!
x Never let yourself be distracted when setting, adjusting, or using the Infotainment System,
when using your cell phone, or when operating the cell phone controls.
x Always drive attentively and responsibly. Use the Infotainment system, your cell phone,
and the cell phone controls only if road, traffic, and weather conditions permit and you will
not be distracted from your driving.
x If you cannot use the Infotainment System, your cell phone, or the cell phone controls
safely while driving, wait until later or find a safe spot where you can pull off the road and
park the vehicle.
x Always set sound volume levels so that you can clearly hear horns, sirens, and other
warning sounds outside the vehicle.
.Compressed video files (Podcasts, AVI) on a data medium are treated like audio files when
played back.
.Play lists are not automatically played, they must be specifically selected via the menu for track
selection.
Playback of video files in the Audio menu
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The Bluetooth audio source needs to be connected to the Infotainment System via the telephone
control .
The = Bluetooth audio (A2DP)feature needs to be activated in the Bluetooth settings via the Telephone
settings menu.
Starting playback via the vehicle speakers
Before connecting or playing an external audio source, turn down the base volume on the Infotainment
System.
Playback is started and stopped via the Bluetooth audio source.
You need to switch over the system in the Audio menu to playback the Bluetooth audio source over
the vehicle loudspeakers .
AUX/Bluetooth audio is displayed on the Infotainment System screen.
Playback control
The extent to which the Bluetooth audio source can be controlled using the infotainment system
depends on the Bluetooth audio source connected up.
With media players which support the AVRCP Bluetooth profile, replay can be automatically stopped
or started at the Bluetooth audio source, when switching to Bluetooth audio or another audio source. A
track can also be displayed or changed via the infotainment system.
As a general rule, it is not possible to display a list of track or select various playback modes using
Bluetooth audio sources.
.Due to the large number of different Bluetooth media players available, it is not possible to
guarantee operation of all functions described here.
.On a connected Bluetooth audio source, all warning and service tones, such as touch tones on
a mobile phone, should be switched off to avoid interference and malfunctions.
.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.
.Do not connect an external media player to the infotainment system for playback via Bluetooth
and via the MEDIA-IN multimedia interface at the same time as this may lead to problems in
playback.
AUX volume: adjusting playback volume
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.WARNING
Driving on today’s roads demands the full attention of the driver at all times. Driver
distraction causes accidents, collisions and serious personal injury!
x Never let yourself be distracted when setting, adjusting, or using the Infotainment System,
when using your cell phone, or when operating the cell phone controls.
x Always drive attentively and responsibly. Use the Infotainment system, your cell phone,
and the cell phone controls only if road, traffic, and weather conditions permit and you will
not be distracted from your driving.
x If you cannot use the Infotainment System, your cell phone, or the cell phone controls
safely while driving, wait until later or find a safe spot where you can pull off the road and
park the vehicle.
x Always set sound volume levels so that you can clearly hear horns, sirens, and other
warning sounds outside the vehicle.
Requirements and information

Fig. 154 MEDIA-IN multimedia jack.

Connectable data media Requirements for playback via the Infotainment
System
– USB flash drives (USB sticks).
– USB data media that do not need special
drivers.
– External USB flash drives.
– External USB hard drives (HDD) - 1'', 1,8'',
2,5'' with maximum peak and continuous
current 500 mA.
– iPods® and iPhones® of various
generations5.
– USB 2.0 enabled media.
– Subclass 1 and 6 USB devices (note
manufacturer's information).
– Data media in the FAT or FAT32 file systems.
– Limit of 4 partitions and 4000 files on the data
medium.
– Limit of 1000 files per directory.

Connecting and operating

Fig. 155 Selection menu of available media sources.
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x Press the NAVInfotainment button twice in quick succession. After changing to the map display, the
main menu Navigation is displayed.
x Press the e function key to switch menu by menu from a navigation submenu to the Navigation
main menu.
x You can switch back and forth between the map view and the Navigation main menu by pressing
the NAVInfotainment button.
The Navigation main menu is displayed either in “normal” Destination mode or in Tour mode or as the
Waypoint navigation menu ⇒ fig. 201.
If Tour mode ⇒ fig. 161 is displayed .
If the Waypoint navigation menu is displayed .
Display of the last destination
In the upper third of the screen, the destination last used as route guidance is displayed.
x Briefly touch the display box to show the displayed destination in the detailed view.
x Press the New destinationfunction key followed by the + Addressfunction key to show the displayed
destination in the Address entry menu and edit it .
If no destination is displayed, this means no route guidance has been started or that the
destination memory has been deleted manually .
Function keys in the Navigation main menu

Function key: Effect
Options : Defines route options for calculating a route .
Position : opens the current position in the detailed view and displays the coordinates.
Store : stores the displayed position in the destination memory .
D: Stores the current position as a “Flagged destination” in the destination memory .
': Enter home address or show home address in the Navigation main menu .
New destination : opens the selection menu for entry of destination .
Memory: Opens a pop-up window for storing the current destination, loading stored destinations or
managing destinations .
Route: Opens options for route guidance .
Route list: Shows street names or street designations of the route section to be driven.
Remove area to avoid: Removes an entered route exclusion.
Avoid area: To enter a route exclusion.
Extras: opens a pop-up window.

Accept new stopover: for entering a stopover .
Tour mode: for switching to tour mode in order to drive to several destinations during route
guidance .
Offroad: for navigation in off-road areas (waypoint navigation) .
Start: Starts route guidance to the displayed destination .

Quick search for important points of interest in your location
x Press the Important categoriesfunction key to open a list of frequently used point of interest
categories.
x Press one of the categories to select it (in fig. 170: Hotels).
The nearest ten points of interest in the selected category are shown in a list .
Special destination search by selecting a search area and a point of interest category
In the Search for points of interest menu, you can set a search area for the point of interest
search .
In immediate vicinity : Area around current vehicle position.
In vicinity of destination6: Area around last destination.
Along the route7: Along the calculated route.
In a new city: Select country and town as center of search area.
Nationwide: Whole of country you are currently driving in.
x Press to select search area .
x Then press to select the desired point of interest category ⇒ fig. 169.
x Some point of interest categories contain further sub-categories that are revealed upon pressing.
The points of interest found in the search area for the selected point of interest category are displayed
in a list .
Select point of interest from list and show in detailed view
The nearest points of interest are displayed at the top of the list of points of interest that have been
found.
If the immediate vicinity has been selected as the search area, additional distance and direction details
will be displayed -.
The distances and directions initially refer to the route as the crow flies. The arrow -.is shown “not
filled in”.
In the background, the Infotainment System starts to calculate the route to the nearest points of
interest in the list. Points of interest for which a possible route has been calculated are displayed with
a “filled in” arrow. In this case, the actual distance to be driven is displayed.
The selection of points of interest can be narrowed down further by entering a name .
x Touching a point of interest in the list shows the point of interest in the detailed view ⇒ fig. 168.
Selection options in the detailed view
' Opens a list where you can select other points of interest with the same address.
, Stores the points of interest in the destination memory .
. Shows the point of interest on the map.
Start: Starts route guidance to the point of interest.
 2): Makes a call to a displayed telephone number.

6 Only if a destination has already been set.
7 Can only be selected during route guidance.

Function key: Effect
Create new telephone numbers: Opens an input window where you can enter a telephone number
manually.
Create business navigation destination: Opens a menu where you can select a navigation destination for
the “Business P”favorites category or convert a stored mailing address into a navigation
destination .
Create business mailing address: Opens a menu to enter a mailing address manually in input windows.
Create business mailing address: Opens a menu where you can select a navigation destination for the
“Private T” favorites category or convert a stored mailing address into a navigation destination .
Create private mailing address: Opens a menu to enter a mailing address manually in input windows.
Read contact: The voice command stored under Last name and First name is read out .
= Private contact: The directory entry is only displayed when the corresponding user profile is loaded.
If the check box = is cleared, the directory entry is transferred to the general user profile and is
always displayed .

If the prefix Create ... is not displayed in a function key, corresponding information is already stored.
This information is displayed below the function key (such as in .: Business navigation destination).
Press the function key to display or modify the stored information ⇒ fig. 186.
Converting mailing addresses into navigation destinations
Information that is stored as Business mailing address or Private mailing address can be converted into
navigation destinations, such as the telephone directory entries of a connected cell phone.
x Press the Create private navigation destination or Create business navigation destination
.button.
x Press the Create navigation destination function key.
The mailing address is converted into a navigation destination in the Infotainment System and
displayed in the Address entry menu where it can be edited further .
x Touch the OKfunction key.
The mailing address is now stored as a navigation destination. The navigation destination is displayed
and can be edited again.
x Press the Efunction key to close the menu.