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dations, advice and warnings related to your
radio system. The other publications in the
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Introduction
Introduction Gener a
l
operating information
Safety notes WARNING
Distracting the driver in any way can lead to
an acc ident

and cause injuries. Operating the
radio system while driving can distract you
from the road traffic.
● Always drive responsibly paying careful at-
tention to the tr
affic.
● Select volume settings that allow you to
eas
ily hear signals from outside the vehicle
at all times (e.g. emergency services sirens
and horns).
● Hearing may be impaired if using too high a
volume settin
g, even if only for short periods
of time. WARNING
The volume level may suddenly change when
you sw it

ch audio source or connect a new au-
dio source.
● Reduce the base volume before switching
audio source or c
onnecting a new audio
source. WARNING
Connecting, inserting or removing a data me-
dium whil e driv

ing can distract your attention
from the traffic and cause an accident. WARNING
Connecting leads for external devices may
ob s

truct the driver.
● Arrange the connecting leads so that they
do not ob
struct the driver. WARNING
External devices that may be loose or not
properly sec

ured, could move be thrown
around the passenger compartment during a
sudden driving or braking manoeuvre or an
accident and cause damage or injury.
● Never place or set external devices on the
doors, on top of
or near the area marked with
the word “AIRBAG” of the steering wheel, the
dash board or the backrests, nor between
these areas and the passengers. External de-
vices can cause serious injury in the event of
an accident, especially when the airbags in-
flate. CAUTION
The vehicle loudspeakers may be damaged if
the v o

lume is too high or the sound is distor-
ted. Additional displays
Depending on the vehicle, the factory-set as-
si
s

tance systems are temporarily displayed
on the screen. These displays disappear au-
tomatically when they are no longer required.
All instructions appear only after completely
restarting the radio system. Note
● To oper at

e the equipment just press the
buttons gently.
● Due to country-specific legislation, certain
function
s cannot be selected when the vehi-
cle is travelling above a certain speed.
● Using a mobile telephone in the vehicle
may
cause noise from the vehicle loudspeak-
ers.
● On some vehicles with ParkPilot, the vol-
ume of the audio sourc
e is automatically low-
ered when reverse gear is selected. Rotary/push knobs, unit and function
b
utt
on

s Overview
● Rotary/push knobs.
● Labelled u nit buttons
(h
ar
d keys).
● Function buttons (soft k
eys).
4

Introduction
Rotary/push knobs
L ef
t
rotary knob  ››› Fig. 1 1 is used as the
v o
lume c

ontrol or on/off button.
The right-hand rotary/push knob 5 is refer-
r ed t
o a

s the setting knob.
Unit buttons and function buttons
The labelled buttons on the unit are referred
to as “unit buttons” and are pictured as a
button symbol with blue content, e.g. MEDIAunit button
›››
Fig. 1 7 .
Ther e ar
e 6 u

nlabelled unit buttons below the
screen ››› Fig. 1 8 . These unit buttons are re-
f err
ed t

o as “function buttons” as their func-
tions depend on the active function mode.
The function assigned to a function button is
shown on the corresponding button in the
lower section of the display (e.g. ››› Fig. 2).
Switching on and off ●
To manually switch the Infotainment sys-
t em on and off
, briefly

press rotary knob 
››› Fig. 1 1 .
When the u nit
i

s switched on the system
starts up. The last audio source used shall be
replayed at the last selected volume setting,
provided this does not exceed the preselec-
ted “switch-on volume” ( Volume›››
pag e 21). D
epending on the unit and country in ques-
tion, the unit i

s switched off when the engine
is turned off or the key is removed. If the unit
comes on again without the ignition being
switched on, it will switch off automatically
after 30 minutes (switch-off delay).
Energy management
If, when the ignition is switched off and the
unit switched on, the battery voltage falls be-
low the minimum onboard power supply volt-
age, an audible warning sounds and LOW
BATTERY appears. You should switch the
unit off.
Anti-theft encryption
Once the anti-theft code has been entered for
the first time, it remains stored in the vehicle
(convenience radio coding). If the anti-theft
code has to be inserted manually, e.g. due to
the unit having been installed in another ve-
hicle, please contact a SEAT dealership.
If only the battery terminals have been dis-
connected, switch the ignition on before turn-
ing the unit on again.
Changing basic volume
FunctionOperation
Increasing the
volume.Turn the volume control  ››› Fig. 1 1clockwise.
FunctionOperation
Decreasing
the volume.Turn the volume control  anti-clock-
wise. Changes to the basic volume are indicated by
a “bar sho
wn briefly

on the screen”.
It is possible to preset certain volume set-
tings and adjustments ››› page 21.
Muting the unit
● Turn the volume control  anti-clock
wise
until it displays .
● OR: briefly press the volume control  to
activ
ate or deactivate the volume muting
function.
The Media source currently being played is
stopped while the unit is muted. Note
If the base volume has been considerably in-
cr e

ased to play a certain audio source, lower
the volume again before switching to another
audio source. 5

Audio mode
● Ther e i
s
a pop-up message to cancel the
traffic announcement ( Cancel) or deactivate
the TP function ( Deactivate).
Changing frequency band The selected frequency band (FM, AM
1)
or
DAB 1)
) i s

shown on the upper left display
area ››› Fig. 5.
● Briefly press the Radio mode on the RADIObutton of the unit to show the
FM ,
AM 1)
and
D AB 1)
›
››

Fig. 2 function buttons.
● Press one of the FM ,
AM or
D
AB function
b utt
on

s to change to the desired frequency
band.
● OR: Press the unit button several times
RADIO in order to switch between the various
f u
nction b

uttons at the bottom of the screen. Changing stations Fig. 5
Changing stations with the arrow but-
ton s

to the next available station. Fig. 6
Changing stations with the arrow but-
t on
s

is only possible with stored stations. ●
Briefly press the arrow buttons on the unit
 or
 on the screen.
Under the sel ect
ed settin

g for the search
mode (Buttons with arrows: ) to switch
between stations that can be set and those
that are already set ››› page 21. Tuning manually to a station frequency
● Select the desired frequency band
›››
page 6.
● Press the function button  Frequency
b and.
● Turn the settin

g knob until the desired sta-
tion frequency (e.
g. 89.9 MHz ) is displayed
on the screen.
● OR: Press one of both dual arrow buttons
››

› Fig. 8 until the desired frequency is dis-
played. 1)
This depends on the country and unit in question.
8

Audio mode
The DAB radio receiver supports the DAB,
D AB+ and DMB-Audio br
o
adcasting stand-
ards.
In Europe, digital radio is transmitted via
Band III frequencies (174 MHz to 240 MHz)
and the L Band (1452 MHz to 1492 MHz).
The frequencies of the two bands are referred
to as “channels” and each has a channel
name e.g. 12 A .
Several DAB stations are combined into one
channel with the additional services availa-
ble in a “block”.
DAB is currently not available in all areas . In
areas without DAB, is displayed  in DAB ra-
dio mode. The system and functions settings
allow in this case a change of FM station
››› page 21. In the system and functions
settings there is the configuration of other
settings for the tracking of stations and for
playing DAB notifications. Note
The radio stations are responsible for the
cont ent

of the information sent. Operation
Fig. 11
RADIO main menu: Selecting a memo-
ry l

evel and frequency band. Fig. 12
RADIO main menu: Station buttons
di s
p

layed. Starting DAB radio mode
● Press the RADIO unit button.
● Press the D
AB function button
››
›
Fig. 11 to
open the DAB Radio mode. After changing the DAB radio mode, the
avail

able frequency bands (FM, AM 1)
and
DAB 1)
) are initially displayed on the bottom
line of the screen ››› Fig. 11. After roughly 5
seconds, they are replaced by the “station
buttons” ››› Fig. 12.
The last DAB radio station tuned in ( RADIO
21) is displayed in the centre line of the screen and is played, if it can still be received
in the current location. The selected group at
that time ( DAB 5) is shown in the top line of
the screen ››› Fig. 12.
Changing the DAB Radio station and Autos-
tore
Functioning and operation are carried out
similarly to how it was described for the FM
and AM 1)
››› page 6 Radio mode.
Changing DAB frequency band channels by
hand
● Turn the adjustment knob.
The channel
selected is displayed in the cen-
tre of the screen. If a DAB group is broadcast
on the channel selected, its name will be dis-
played at the top right of the screen and the
first DAB station of that group will be played. 1)
This depends on the country and unit in question.
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Audio mode
The audio files  st
or ed on data storage devi-
ces are often organised by means of folders
 and playlists  to determine a certain
playing order.
Tracks, folders and playback lists on a data
device are each sorted based on name in al-
phanumeric order.
Sub-folders are treated as folders and are
numbered in accordance with the sequence
found on the CD.
The illustration ››› Fig. 15 shows an example
of a MP3 data device, that contains tracks, ,
folders  and sub-folders .
The tracks and folders on this data device are
displayed and played based on the following
order:
Tracks 1 and
2 in the r
oot directory
(ROO T) of

the data media.
Tracks 3 and
4 in the fir
st folder F1 of
the r oot

directory of the data device (dis-
play:  01).
Track 5 in the fir
st subfolder F1.1 of the
f o

lder F1 (display:  02).
Track 6 in the fir
st subfolder F1.1.1 of
the s ubf

older F1.1 (display:  03).
Track 7 in the sec
ond subfolder F1.2 of
the f o

lder F1 (display:  04).
Tracks 8 and
9 in the sec
ond folder F2
(di s

play:  05).
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. With regard to the playing order, playlists

are tre
ated like folders. Note
The play order can be modified by selecting
differ ent

playback modes ( MIX) ››› page 16. Change the media source
Fig. 16
Select a Media mode. Pressing the
MEDIA unit button takes you to
the M edi
a mode.
Af

ter you switch to Media mode, the available
media sources are initially displayed in the
bottom line of the screen for several sec-
onds. The track that is currently playing is
highlighted. Opening the Media selection menu manually
and selecting a medi

a source
● In Media mode, press the MEDIA unit but-
t on t
o di

splay the selection menu for availa-
ble media.
● Select the desired media source by press-
ing its f
unction button.
● OR: Repeatedly press the MEDIA unit but-
t on a
s

often as required to switch between
the available media sources.
Function button: media source 
SD card in the SD card slot
››› page 13. 
USB data medium in the USB socket
››› page 13. You will find the location of the
connection in the instruction manual of your
vehicle ››› Booklet Instruction manual, chap-
ter Storage tray. 
Smartphone paired via Bluetooth
››› page 14 
External audio source connected to the AUX-
IN multimedia socket
››› page 15. When a Media source that was previously
u
sed i
s

selected again, playback is resumed
from the point at which it was stopped.( with
the exception of: AUX ››› page 15).
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Audio mode
to Bluetooth ®
Audio mode or t o a diff
er ent
audio source. In addition, it is possible to
view or change the track via the Infotainment
system. Note
● Due t o the l

arge number of different Blue-
tooth ®
audio sources in existence, it is not
possible to guarantee that all of the descri-
bed functions may be performed fault-free for
all these sources.
● To manage the media with the Bluetooth ®
connected dev
ice, consult and take into con-
sideration the manufacturer’s electronics in-
struction manual.
● Only use compatible Bluetooth ®
device
s.
You can request information concerning Blue-
tooth ®
products compatible with SEAT serv-
ice or through the Internet. An external audio source connected to
the A
UX
-IN mu

ltimedia socketDepending on the level of vehicle equipment,
ther
e i
s

an AUX-IN multimedia socket on the
radio front ›››
Fig. 1 4 in the stowage com-
p ar
tment

on the front passenger side, in the
centre console, or in the armrest between the
two front seats.
The AUX-IN multimedia socket can only be
used with a 3.5 mm jack plug. An external audio source connected to it can
only be p

layed over the vehicle speakers, but
cannot be controlled via the radio.
The AUX-IN multimedia socket should be acti-
vated in the system setting ››› page 21 in
order for it to appear in the Media selection
menu ››› page 12.
Connecting an external audio source to the
AUX-IN multimedia socket
● Reduce the base volume on the radio.
● Connect the external audio source to the
AUX-IN mu
ltimedia socket.
● Start playback on the external audio
source.
● In M

edia mode, press the MEDIA unit but-
t on t
o di

splay the selection menu for availa-
ble media sources ››› page 12.
● Press the function button  .
The outp ut


volume of a connected external
audio source should be adjusted to that of
the other audio sources.
Adjusting the output volume
If you need to increase the output volume for
the external audio source, first lower the
base volume on the radio.
If the sound from the external audio source is
too low, increase the output volume on the
external audio source if possible. If this is not
enough, set the input volume in the system settings to
level 2 or level 3
›››
page 21.
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
possible. If this is not enough, change the in-
put volume to level 2 or level 1 . Note
● If p l

ayback of the external audio source fin-
ishes or if the connector of the AUX-IN multi-
media socket is unplugged, the radio will re-
main in the AUX menu.
● Interference noise may be heard if the ex-
terna
l audio source is powered from the 12-
volt power socket of the vehicle.
● Please read and observe the manufactur-
er's ins
truction manual for the external audio
source. Track information display
When playing audio files containing addition-
al
tr
ac

k information (ID3 tag with MP3 files)
››› Fig. 17, various types of stored track infor-
mation can be displayed.
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Settings menu
Settings menu S y
s
tem and functions settings
(SETUP)
Change settings Displaying settings menus and changing set-
ting
s
● Pr

ess the MENU unit button.
● Select the desired setting with the settings
b utt on and c

onfirm by pressing it slightly.
● Select the submenu with the settings but-
ton.
● Choose the de

sired setting with the set-
tings
button.
● Confirm changes by pressing the settings
button s
lightly.
● Press the MENU unit button, function but-
t on  t
o c

lose the SETUP menu.
While volume settings are being adjusted,
the currently active audio source is played at
the level of the setting as it changes.
Overview of available settings menus
The selection of possible settings will de-
pend on the country, the unit in question and
the vehicle equipment.
Menu options: submenus with repercussion
Radio settings : Settings are made here that affect
the Radio mode.
Arrow buttons : Regulate the operation of the but-
tons with arrow  and  to change the station in ra-
dio mode ››› page 6.

Preset list : All available stations on the selected
frequency band can be browsed with the arrow but-
tons.
Station list : All stored stations are browsed
with the arrow buttons.
 Traffic Program (TP)
: Traffic stations an-
nouncements ››› page 7
 Radio text
: Radio text display
Delete presets : Deleting stored stations.
Delete all: All stored stations will be deleted.

By selecting a special memory only some stations
are deleted. Memories containing a station stand
out visibly, are identified with a frequency and have
a bin symbol at the end of the line.
FM station list a)
:
Alphabetically : In alphabetic order.
Group: Sorted by groups.
FM Advanced settings :

Regional RDS:b)
: It is possible to switch off RDS-
dependent services for travel in areas where there is
no RDS coverage (automatic station tracking, traffic
news TP) ››› page 6.
Menu options: submenus with repercussion
Automatic : Automatic change an RDS regional
programme.
Fixed : Stations that accept RDS are manually se-
lected.
 Frequency switching (AF)
: Automatic sta-
tion tracking ››› page 6.

If the function is active, while in motion it always
changes the frequency of the set radio station,
which at that time can be set better. This happens
even if it interrupts a set regional broadcast.
If the function is deactivated, there is no frequen-
cy change. The frequency tuned is active until re-
ception is interrupted.
DAB Advanced settings :

DAB traffic announcements
: If there are
announcements of a traffic radio station available,
they are played directly in the active DAB Radio
mode. The traffic announcements of FM traffic news
stations are ignored. If this feature is deactivated or
if the current DAB set does not offer a TP service,
traffic announcements of an FM traffic radio station
are reproduced directly in the active DAB Radio
mode ››› page 7.
 Other DAB alerts
: DAB announcements
(news, sport, weather, warnings, etc.) are played
during the active DAB radio mode.

DAB-DAB station tracking
: Automatic sta-
tion tracking in DAB radio mode. If the current DAB
station is broadcast on another channel due to a
change in location, this channel is switched to auto-
matically (factory setting).
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