Seat Ateca (2023 year). Manual in english

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Peripheral view system (Top View Camera)

Area View system

Fig. 145

Display of the Area View system:

aerial view.

There are four different views to choose from

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Fig. 145

Front camera area
Right camera area
Rear camera area
Left camera area

Function buttons:

Exit the current display.

Adjust the display: bright, contrast and
colour.

Three-dimensional views

Depending on the equipment: connect-
ing and disconnecting the ParkPilot
sound.

The aerial view is generated by combining the
images from all the cameras

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Fig. 145

The top view can be selected by pressing the
vehicle inside the zone.
The system will automatically switch between
front and rear camera view according to the
direction of travel.

Press on the different areas

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Fig. 145

of the top view or reduced top view to select

and set the corresponding view, which will be
highlighted in orange.

Conditions necessary for the use of the Area
View system

●

The doors and the rear lid must be closed.

●

The image must be reliable and clear. For this

reason, for example, the camera lens must be
clean.

●

The area around the vehicle must be clearly

and totally visible.

●

The area for parking or manoeuvring should

be a flat surface.

●

The vehicle should

not

be loaded very heav-

ily at the rear.

●

The driver must be used to the system.

●

There should be no damage to the vehicle in

the camera area. If the position or installation
angle of the cameras have been changed, e.g.
after a rear-end collision, the system should be
checked by a specialised workshop.

Special characteristics

The images on the area view system cameras
are only two-dimensional. Due to a lack of spa-
tial depth, it is difficult or impossible to make
out on-screen any holes there may be on the
ground, objects jutting out from the ground or
parts protruding from other vehicles.
Situations in which the objects or other vehicles
appear to be further away or closer than they
really are:

●

On moving from a horizontal plane to a slope.

●

On moving from a slope to a horizontal plane.

●

If the vehicle is heavily loaded at the rear.

●

If the vehicle approaches protruding objects.

These objects may be outside the cameras' an-
gle of visibility.

Trailer mode

The Area View system conceals, in the rear
camera area, all the auxiliary guiding lines
when the factory-fitted towing bracket is con-
nected electrically to a trailer

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Note

In order to become familiar with the system
and its functions, SEAT recommends that you
practice handling the Area View system in an
area where there is not too much traffic or in
a car park.

Connecting and disconnecting

Fig. 146

Centre console: button for activating/

deactivating the Top View camera system
manually in combination with the parking assist
system ( ) or else with the rear ParkPilot
system ( ).

Manual activation

●

Press the

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Fig. 146

button once.

The infotainment system's screen shows the top
view

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Fig. 145

. If you press the button when

driving above 15 km/h (9 mph), the image will
not be displayed.

Automatic activation

●

Select reverse gear.

●

EITHER:

the vehicle moves backwards.

The view of the image of the vehicle's rear cam-
era is shown in parallel parking mode with the
reduced aerial view.

Manual disconnection

●

Press the

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Fig. 146

button again.

●

EITHER:

press a button on the infotainment

system, for example the button.

●

OR:

press the function button.

Automatic disconnection

●

Drive forward at a speed of at least 15 km/h

(9 mph).

●

OR:

switch off the ignition. The Area View

system menu disappears immediately.

Views of the peripheral vision system
(modes)

Fig. 147

Display on the Area View system

screen: Front camera: off-road view. Rear
camera: off-road view.

The red lines are indicate a distance of approx.
40 cm away from the vehicle.

Aerial views (bird's eye view)

Main mode

The vehicle and its immediate vicinity
seen from above are shown. Depending
on the equipment, the ParkPilot's path

may also be displayed.

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Trailer Assist

Three-dimensional views:

The vehicle and its vicinity seen from above
are shown.

The vehicle and its vicinity seen from
above are shown obliquely.

The vehicle and its vicinity seen obli-
quely are shown.

Swipe the infotainment system display with
your finger in the direction of the arrows to
change the angle of vision in the three-dimen-
sional views of the vehicle and its vicinity.

Front camera views (front view)

Cross traffic.

This visualization helps to monitor traffic
to the left, front and right of the vehicle
and can be used, for example, when exit-

ing garages or narrow exits

Angle parking.

The area in front of the vehicle is shown.
Orientation lines are shown to give guid-
ance.

Off-road.

The area directly in front of the vehicle
seen from above is shown. For example, on
a slope, in order to see the area directly in
front of the vehicle.

Side camera views (side view)

Right and left sides.

The areas located directly to the side of
the vehicle seen from above are repre-
sented in order to navigate possible ob-

stacles more precisely.

Driver or passenger side seen from above.

This makes it possible to visualize the
blind spots along the vehicle.

Rear camera views (rear view)

Angle parking.

The area behind the vehicle is shown.
Auxiliary lines are shown to give guidance.

Parallel parking.

The area directly behind the vehicle is
shown. The coloured boxes and auxiliary
lines serve as orientation.

Off-road or hitching a trailer function.

The vehicle's rear is presented. Green
and red semicircular auxiliary lines are
displayed in vehicles with a factory-fitted

towing bracket. The auxiliary lines indicate
the distance from the towing bracket. The
distance between the auxiliary lines (green
and red) is approx. 30 cm The orange aux-
iliary line indicates, according to how the
steering wheel is turned, the precalculated
direction of the towed device.

Cross traffic.

This visualization helps to monitor traffic
to the left, front and right of the vehicle
and can be used, for example, when exit-

ing garages or narrow exits.

Trailer Assist

Introduction

Trailer assist helps the driver to reverse and ma-
noeuvre with a trailer.
By moving the rotary knob of the exterior mir-
rors, the trailer assist directs the trailer that is
hitched. The driver has to accelerate, change
gears and brake!

System limitations

Under certain circumstances, the camera does
not detect objects such as trailer draw bars,
bars, fences, posts or thin trees, or an open (or
opening) rear lid, which could damage the ve-
hicle.
In order to guarantee good system operation,
keep the camera clean, free of snow or ice, and
do not cover it with adhesives or other objects.
Do not allow the draw bar to be covered by
external influences.
Use the trailer manoeuvre assistant only when
the rear lid is closed correctly.

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NOTICE

The trailer maneuver assistant does not take
the vehicle’s surrounding as a reference. No
obstacle detection takes place. The driver
alone has to assess whether it is possible to
manoeuvre safely with the tow vehicle and
trailer set.

●

Always observe the movement of the

trailer and, if necessary, actively interrupt
the manoeuvre to avoid damage. Even if
the trailer manoeuvring assistant is operated
correctly, on rare occasions the trailer may
move in a different way to the setting.

●

Do not rely solely on the indications on the

instrument cluster display.

Note

The trailer manoeuvre assistant automati-
cally switches off approx. 10 minutes after
being activated. The assistant is also deacti-
vated if the driver does not perform any ac-
tion over the course of approx. 3 minutes.

Requirements

The following requirements must be met for the
trailer manoeuvre assistant to work:

●

The engine is running.

●

The ESC must be connected.

●

The driver's door and the rear lid are closed.

●

The exterior mirrors are not folded.

●

There is a non-articulated one or two axle

trailer hitched and electrically connected.

●

Both the tow vehicle and trailer are stopped.

●

The maximum bending angle has not been

exceeded.

●

The length of the trailer’s drawbar has been

determined.

Determine the length of the trailer's drawbar

In order for the trailer manoeuvre assistant
to determine the length of the trailer’s draw-
bar, drive the vehicle-trailer set through some
turning manoeuvres or curves. The more pre-
cisely the length of the drawbar is determined,
the wider the angles that will be available
when manoeuvring. The assistant subdivides
the maximum available end stops of the angle
indicator into four levels: approx. 30°, 45°, 60°
and 75°.

Note

For technical reasons, the trailer manoeu-
vre assistant cannot always correctly detect
trailers with LED technology taillights.

Operating

Fig. 148

Outside rearview mirror rotary

control: adjust the trailer angle.

Fig. 149

Instrument cluster display: engage

reverse.

Key to the

Rotary exterior mirror controls.
Trailer orientation to the left
Trailer orientation to the right

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Trailer Assist

Move the vehicle in the direction of the tow-
ing device.
Actual trailer position
Target trailer position
Angle indicator zero position

Manoeuvre with the tow vehicle and trailer
set

The system requirements must be met

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●

Select reverse gear.

●

Press the button.

●

Let go of the steering wheel

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●

Tilt the rotary control until the desired direc-

tion is reached

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Fig. 148

. A representation of

the tow vehicle and trailer set is shown on the
instrument cluster screen for guidance purpo-
ses

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Fig. 149

●

Reverse by accelerating slowly. Pay attention

to your surroundings!

●

If necessary, correct the angle with the rotary

control. Press the control towards the left or
right: the set will move to the left or right. Press
the control backwards: the vehicle will follow
the trailer.

●

Reverse and move forwards until the desired

position is reached.

●

The manoeuvre ends when a message is dis-

played on the instrument cluster display and, in
some cases, an audio signal sounds.

Automatic brake operation

The trailer manoeuvre assistant helps the driver
by automatically operating the brakes in cer-
tain situations.
The driver is responsible for braking on
time

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The brakes may be applied automatically and
the function deactivated in the following situa-
tions:

●

A certain speed is exceeded.

●

The steering wheel is grabbed. The vehicle

brakes automatically until it stops.

●

If the button is pressed during the manoeu-

vre or the driver’s door opens.

WARNING

The quickly turning steering wheel can cause
serious injuries.

●

Do not hold the steering wheel during the

manoeuvre until the system requests it.

●

Exception: If a dangerous situation occurs,

intervene and take over the steering.

WARNING

Never allow the automatic operation of
brakes to lead you to take any risk that com-
promises safety. The system is not a replace-
ment for driver awareness.

●

The manoeuvre assist system is subject

to certain limitations inherent to the system.
In certain situations, the automatic braking
intervention may only work in a limited way
or not work at all.

●

Always be ready to use the brakes your-

self!

●

Automatic brake operation ends after 1.5

seconds approx. if the vehicle is stopped. Af-
ter this, brake the vehicle yourself.

Note

The exterior mirrors cannot be adjusted while
the assistant is active. The saved setting
for the passenger’s mirror can be activated

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Troubleshooting

Camera with no visibility, fault message, the
system disconnects

●

Clean the camera or remove possible adhe-

sives or accessories from it

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Check for visible damage.

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It is only displayed if the vehicle is equipped with a parking system.

The system behaves differently than expec-
ted

There can be several causes:

●

The camera is dirty

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. In addi-

tion to dirt and snow, camera visibility can be
reduced by detergent residue or any type of
coating.

●

The system requirements must be met

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The camera is covered with water.

●

The vehicle has some type of damage in the

camera area, e.g. due to a parking impact.

●

The field of view of the camera is blocked by

an accessory, e.g. a bicycle carrier system.

●

Changes have been made to the paint in the

camera area and structural modifications have
been made, e.g. to the front part of the vehicle
and the running gear.

Solution for all cases

●

Temporarily disconnect the system.

●

Check if one of the causes indicated above

has occurred.

●

Once the source of the problem has been

eliminated, the system may be reconnected.

●

If the system still behaves unpredictably,

have it checked by a specialised workshop.

Rear cross traffic alert
(RCTA)

How it works

Fig. 150

Diagram of the parking assistant:

detected area around the vehicle that is driving
off.

Park Assist uses the radar sensors on the rear
bumper

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to monitor traffic cross-

ing behind the vehicle as it reverses out of a
parking bay, or as it is being manoeuvred, for
example in very low visibility conditions.
When the system detects a relevant vehicle on
the road that is approaching the rear of the ve-
hicle

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Fig. 150

, an acoustic alarm may sound

if the relevance so requires it.
In addition to the acoustic alarm, the driver is
also informed by means of a visual signal on
infotainment system display. This signal is dis-

played in the form of a red strip at the back
of the image of the vehicle on the infotainment
system screen. This strip displays the side of the
vehicle towards which traffic is approaching in
transverse direction

Automatic braking to reduce damages

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Connecting and disconnecting

The rear cross traffic alert can be switched on
and off by accessing the

Assistants

menu on

the dash panel display using the steering wheel
controls. If the vehicle is equipped with a multi-
function camera, it can also be accessed by
means of the assistants systems key located on
the main beam headlight lever.
When the vehicle is restarted, the last adjust-
ment in the system will remain active.

Trailer mode

The rear cross traffic alert will be automatically
deactivated and it will be impossible to activate
them if the tow hitch is electrically connected
to a trailer or other similar object. As soon as
the driver starts driving, a message appears on
the instrument cluster screen indicating that the
assistant is deactivated.

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Rear cross traffic alert (RCTA)

Once the trailer is uncoupled from the vehicle,
the assistant will return to its initial state prior
to the moment when the trailer was electrically
connected.
If the tow hitch is not factory fitted, then the rear
cross traffic alert will have to be deactivated
manually when driving with a trailer.

WARNING

The smart technology incorporated into the
rear cross traffic alert cannot overcome the
limits imposed by the laws of physics; it only
works within the limits of the system. The
parking assistant function should not tempt
you into taking any risks. The system is not a
replacement for driver awareness.

●

The system should never be used in limi-

ted visibility conditions or complicated traf-
fic, e.g., in high-traffic areas or when crossing
multiple lanes.

●

Be sure to always be aware of the vehicle's

surroundings, since the system often fails
to detect things such as bicycles or pedes-
trians.

●

The rear cross traffic alert itself will not

brake the vehicle to a complete stop.

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Practical equipment

Practical equipment

Storage compartment

Introduction

Use the storage compartments only for small or
light items.

WARNING

Objects inside the vehicle that are not se-
cured could be thrown across the cabin in
the event of sudden braking or manoeuvring.
This may cause severe injuries as well as loss
of control of the vehicle.

●

Do not carry animals or sharp, hard or

heavy items in open storage compartments
of the vehicle, on the dashboard or on the
cover behind the rear seats, or inside pieces
of clothing or bags inside the vehicle.

●

Keep the storage compartments closed at

all times while the vehicle is in motion.

●

Do not hang garments weighing more than

2.5 kg (approx. 5.5 lb) on the vehicle’s coat
hooks. Never leave heavy, hard or sharp ob-
jects in the pockets of these pieces of cloth-
ing.

WARNING

If you leave lighters inside the vehicle, they
might be damaged or lit inadvertently. This
could lead to severe burns and damage to
the vehicle.

●

Before moving a seat, make sure there are

no lighters in the moving part area of the ve-
hicle.

●

Before closing a storage compartment,

make sure there are no lighters in the closing
area.

●

Never leave a lighter inside a storage com-

partment or any other surface of the vehicle
as it could ignite due to the high tempera-
tures on such surfaces, particularly during
the summer.

NOTICE

●

Do not store heat- or cold-sensitive ob-

jects, food or medicines in the cabin. Heat
and cold could damage them or render them
useless.

●

Objects made from transparent materials

left inside the vehicle, such as glasses, mag-
nifying glasses or transparent suction pads
stuck to the windows can concentrate sun-
light and damage the vehicle.

Glove compartment

Fig. 151

On the passenger side: glove

compartment.

Opening and closing the glove compart-
ment

Opening:

Pull the handle

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Fig. 151

and open

the glove compartment.

Closing:

Press the glove compartment up-

wards.

WARNING

If the glove compartment is left open, the risk
of causing severe injuries in the event of an
accident, sudden braking or manoeuvring in-
creases.

●

Always keep the glove compartment

closed while the vehicle is in motion.

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Storage compartment

Drink holder

Fig. 152

In the rear central armrest: drink

holder.

The storage compartments of the driver and
passenger doors contain a bottle holder.

Front drink holders

There are two cup holders in the centre con-
sole .

Drinks holder in the rear central armrest

Use:

Lower the central armrest.

When the drink holder is no longer in use, lift the
armrest again.

WARNING

Incorrect use of the bottle holders may
cause injuries.

●

Never put hot drinks in the drink holders.

In the event of sudden braking or an acci-
dent while driving, hot beverages in the bot-
tle holders might spill and cause burns.

●

Ensure that no bottles or other objects are

dropped in the driver footwell while driving,
as they could get under the pedals and ob-
struct their working.

●

Never place glasses, food or other heavy

objects drink holders. These heavy objects
may be thrown across the cabin in the event
of an accident and cause serious injuries.

WARNING

Closed bottles may explode inside the vehi-
cle due to cold or heat.

●

Never leave closed bottles in the vehicle

if the temperature inside is very high or very
low.

NOTICE

Do not leave open cans in the drink holders
when the vehicle is in motion. If the drink is
spilled (e.g. due to sudden braking) it may
damage the vehicle and its electrical sys-
tem.

Note

The inside elements of the drink holders can
be extracted for cleaning.

Storage compartment under front
seats

Fig. 153

Storage compartment under the right

front passenger seat.

Opening:

Press the tab on the drawer handle

and take the drawer out.

Closing:

Push the drawer under the seat until it

engages.

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WARNING

If the drawer is left open, it could prevent use
of the pedals. This may cause serious acci-
dents and injuries.

●

Always keep the drawer closed while the

vehicle is in motion. Otherwise, the drawer
and any objects in it could fall into the driv-
er's footwell and obstruct the pedals.

NOTICE

The drawer can contain 1.5 kg at most.

Other object holders

You will find more object holders, compart-
ments and supports in other parts of the vehi-
cle:

●

In the centre console.

●

In the upper part of the glove compartment.

The load should not exceed 1.2 kg.

●

Other storage compartments are found in the

rear seat, to the left and the right of the seats.

●

In the backrests of the front seats, storage

pockets.

There are hangers on the struts of the doors
and the rear.

WARNING

Hanging clothes may decrease the driver's
visibility, which may cause serious accidents
and injuries.

●

Always hang clothes from hangers in such

a way that the driver's visibility is not affec-
ted.

●

Only hang light pieces of clothing from the

hangers of the vehicle. Never leave heavy,
hard or sharp objects in the pockets of these
pieces of clothing.

●

Do not use clothes hangers to hang up the

clothing, as this could interfere with the func-
tion of the head-protection airbags.

NOTICE

Do not place overly large objects in the
pockets on the front seat backrests (e.g. bot-
tles) or objects with sharp edges. Risk of
damage to the pockets and the upholstery.

Power sockets

Introduction

Electrical equipment can be plugged in to the
vehicle's sockets.
The devices must be in a perfect state of repair.
Do not use defective devices.
The 12 volt power socket will only work with the
ignition on.

WARNING

Improper use of the sockets or electrical de-
vices could lead to a fire and cause serious
injuries.

●

Please ensure that children are never left

unsupervised inside the vehicle. The sockets
and the devices connected to them can be
used when the ignition is switched on.

●

If electrical devices overheat, switch them

off immediately and disconnect them from
the mains.

NOTICE

●

To avoid damaging the electrical system,

never connect electrical devices that sup-
ply power, such as solar panels or battery
chargers, to 12-volt sockets to charge the 12-
volt battery.

●

Only use electrical devices that comply

with the applicable electromagnetic com-
patibility directives.

●

To prevent voltage fluctuations from caus-

ing damage, unplug any connected electri-
cal devices before switching the ignition on
and off.

●

Never connect electrical devices that con-

sume more than the specified power to a 12
volt socket. Exceeding the maximum power
consumption could damage the vehicle's
electrical system.

●

Observe the instruction manuals of electri-

cal devices!

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Power sockets

Note

●

The use of electrical appliances with the

engine switched off will cause the 12-volt
battery to discharge.

●

Uninsulated devices can interfere with the

radio, infotainment system and the vehicle’s
electronic system.

Vehicle power sockets

Fig. 154

Vehicle 12 volt socket.

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Fig. 154

12-volt sockets on the centre console.
12-volt sockets in the luggage compart-
ment.
12-volt USB sockets at the rear of the con-
sole, between the front seats.

Make sure that the maximum power of the
sockets is not exceeded. The power consump-
tion of the devices is shown on the type plate of
the devices.
The continuous output of all of the vehicle’s 12-
volt sockets is 120 watts in total.
When connecting two or more electrical devi-
ces at the same time, make sure that their total
consumption never exceeds 190 watts.

USB power sockets

Depending on the equipment and the country,
the vehicle may also have USB connections

ex-

clusively for charging or as a power socket

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Fig. 154

These USB ports are located at the rear of the
console, between the front seats . These con-
nectors can work at a maximum power of up to
10.5 W per port.

NOTICE

If the 12-volt socket is used at full power for
longer than the specified time, the fuse may
blow.

●

Never use the 12 volt socket at full power

for more than 10 minutes.

●

In the case of full power, use a single 12-

volt socket.

230 volt power socket

Fig. 155

In the left hand side of the luggage

compartment: 230 volt power socket.

With the engine running, the power socket acti-
vates automatically as soon as a connector is
plugged in. If there is enough power available,
the socket can still be used while the engine is
off

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Maximum power consumption is 150 watts (300
watts - maximum 2 minutes).

Connect an electrical device:

Open the cover

and insert the plug into the power socket as far
as possible to unlock the built-in child lock. The
socket only supplies power once the child lock
is unlocked.

LED on the power socket

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Fig. 155

(arrow)

Steady green light:

●

The childproof lock is unlocked. The socket is

ready to operate.

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Flashing green light:

●

The ignition is switched off, but there is

enough power available to continue supplying
the socket with current for a maximum of 10
minutes. If the connector is unplugged before
this time elapses, the socket is disconnected
and cannot be used again until the ignition is
switched on again.

Flashing red light:

●

There is an anomaly, e.g. disconnection due

to a current surge or overheating.

Disconnection due to overheating

When the temperature exceeds a certain value,
the 230 volt socket inverter is automatically dis-
connected. The disconnection prevents over-
heating when the power consumption of the
connected devices is excessive or the ambient
temperature is very high. The 230-volt power
supply can be used once again after a cool-
ing time. First unplug the connector of the con-
nected device and then plug it back in again.
This prevents the electrical device from being
switched on again if this is not wanted.

WARNING

The electrical system is under high voltage!

●

Do not spill liquids onto the socket.

●

Do not plug adapters or extension cords

into the 230 volt power socket. Otherwise,
the integrated child lock will be unlocked
and the power socket will operate.

●

Do not insert conductive objects (a knitting

needle, for example) into the 230 volt power
socket.

NOTICE

230 volt power socket:

●

Do not leave devices or connectors that

are too heavy (e.g. a transformer) hanging
directly from the power socket.

●

Do not connect neon lamps.

●

Only connect devices to the socket if the

device and socket voltage match.

●

The built-in overload disconnect function

prevents any electrical devices that require
a high start-up current from turning on. In this
case, unplug the electrical device's power
supply and re-try the connection after about
10 seconds.

Note

Some appliances may not work properly
when connected to the 230 volt sockets due
to a lack of power (watts).

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SEAT CONNECT

Data transmissions

SEAT CONNECT

Introduction

To use it, SEAT CONNECT must first be activa-
ted online by entering into a SEAT CONNECT
contract with SEAT, S.A. and is subject to a tem-
porary use limitation depending on the country.
Both the SEAT CONNECT service portfolios of-
fered by SEAT and individual services can be
modified, cancelled, deactivated, reactivated,
renamed and extended, even without prior noti-
fication.
In https://my.seat you can create the user ac-
count, see the description of services and more
information.
The execution and availability of the SEAT
CONNECT services and service portfolios may
vary depending on the country, as well as the
vehicle, its equipment and connectivity.
SEAT CONNECT's voice recognition or search
technology does not recognise or offer results
for all words.
There are SEAT CONNECT services for which
registration is mandatory and others for which it
is not mandatory.

Description of services

Before running SEAT CONNECT services, read
and take into account the description of the
corresponding services. Descriptions are upda-
ted non-periodically and are available online at
https://my.seat.

●

Always use the most up-to-date version of

the corresponding service description.

WARNING

In areas with insufficient mobile phone and
GPS coverage, emergency calls and phone
calls will not be connected and data cannot
be transmitted.

●

Change location if possible.

NOTICE

The vehicle may be damaged by factors out-
side the control of SEAT, S.A. These damaged
can include:

●

Misuse of mobile terminals

●

Data loss during transmission.

●

Unsuitable or defective third party appli-

cations.

●

Malicious software on data storage devi-

ces, computers, tablets or mobile phones.

Services portfolio

The initial service assignment shown here rep-
resents the maximum possible volume. The
maximum possible volume is only available on
a few vehicle models. During the useful life of
the vehicle, you can change the assignment
shown here.
After activating the service management in the
infotainment system, you can check whether
services are available to the vehicle and what
services they are

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In some countries and in the event of a contract
renewal, the services offered may be combined
differently than indicated here. They may also
vary depending on the year of production of
the vehicle. The services mentioned correspond
to

SEAT CONNECT Gen3

(third generation).

SEAT CONNECT services and functions that
do not require activation

The following services also work without the
activation of SEAT CONNECT:

●

Public emergency call service.

●

Privacy mode.

●

Legal.

SEAT CONNECT services

The SEAT CONNECT services are:

●

Public emergency call

●

Roadside assistance call

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Customer support

●

Service appointment planning

●

Online system update

●

Customisation

●

Activating SEAT CONNECT

●

Private mode (deactivation of services)

●

Delete user / Reset factory settings

●

Remote independent heating

●

Remote opening

●

Horn and turn signals

●

Vehicle status incl. doors and lights

●

Driving data

●

Vehicle status report

●

Anti-theft alarm warning

●

Zone warning

●

Speed warning

●

Online map update

●

Search for points of interest

●

Petrol stations

●

Online traffic information

●

Parking lots

●

Online infotainment system update

●

Online route calculation

●

Information on risks

●

Dictation

●

Online radio

●

Online media

●

Online route import

●

Online destination import

●

Remote auxiliary ventilation

●

Parking position

●

Privacy mode

●

Legal

SEAT CONNECT individual options

●

In-Car Applications. These applications can

be purchased and installed directly in the info-
tainment system through the In-Car store.

●

Full Link.

●

Data package. Pay per use data rates for the

use of online functions, for example, 2 GB per
month.

Note

●

The public emergency call service is avail-

able regardless of whether the infotainment
system is logged in.

●

Customisation and purchase of In-Car ap-

plications require logging into infotainment
system, but the activation of the vehicle in a
SEAT CONNECT account is not necessary.

Activation of SEAT CONNECT and S-
PIN

The following steps are necessary for the ac-
tivation of SEAT CONNECT (including registra-
tion):

●

Create a user account at https://my.seat or

directly through the infotainment system in the
User Management menu.

●

Place the SEAT CONNECT order and activate

it.

●

Add the vehicle to your user account.

●

Prove ownership.

●

Prove your identity. It is only necessary if you

are to run SEAT CONNECT services relevant to
security.

●

You can activate it at https://my.seat or di-

rectly through the infotainment system. To ac-
tivate it through the infotainment system, pro-
ceed as follows:
9.2”

HOME > Manage users > Become

primary user.

8.25”

MENU > Settings > SEAT Connect

> Register.

Follow the rest of the indications and the infor-
mation shown in the infotainment system. Dur-
ing activation, you may be asked to create an
S-PIN.

Update option

9.2” Infotainment

yes

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Update option

8.25” Infotainment

yes

SEAT CONNECT portal

yes

SEAT CONNECT application

yes

More information at https://my.seat/faqs

S-PIN

The S-PIN is a sequence of several digits, which
can be selected when completed the SEAT
CONNECT registration.
When creating the S-PIN, avoid easy-to-guess
number sequences and known dates of birth.
You can change the S-PIN in the SEAT CON-
NECT user account in “Account settings”.
The S-PIN is necessary, for example, to protect
your user profile or to run a SEAT CONNECT
service relevant to the security of your vehicle.
You must manage this S-PIN with absolute con-
fidentiality.
If you reveal the S-PIN to third parties, for secur-
ity reasons you must change it immediately.

Ownership and identity accredita-
tion

Depending on the Infotainment system, the
ownership accreditation method will be the 2-
key method or the registration code method.

9.2” Infotainment system

To become a main user and thus prove own-
ership of the vehicle, you need both of the ve-
hicle’s physical keys. Ownership accreditation
takes place in the vehicle during registration or,
if you already have a SEAT CONNECT user ac-
count, you must log in through the infotainment
system and then go to

User management

●

Switch on the ignition and the infotainment

system.

●

In the infotainment system, register in SEAT

CONNECT.

●

Or:

open the menu

Manage users > Settings

> Become primary user

and follow the instruc-

tions.

●

Press the unlock button on the first vehicle

key.

●

Press the unlock button on the second vehi-

cle key.

8.25” Infotainment system

To become the main user and therefore ac-
credit ownership of the vehicle, you will need
the registration code found on the SEAT website
and in the APP after linking the vehicle to your
account (

My Garage > Add Vehicle > Accept

terms and conditions and SEAT privacy pol-
icy

). Ownership is accredited inside the vehicle.

Go to

Vehicle settings > SEAT CONNECT >

Registration

and enter the pairing code shown

on the website or in the App.

Once the infotainment system has processed
the orders by radiofrequency, the accreditation
of the ownership will have been completed. You
can control the current status in the SEAT CON-
NECT portal.

How is ownership accredited?

9.2” Infotainment

2-Key method.

8.25” Infotainment

Pairing code.

SEAT CONNECT portal

No, it is not possible

SEAT CONNECT appli-
cation

No, it is not possible

Identity accreditation (SEAT Ident)

Identity accreditation must be done before you
can use SEAT CONNECT services that are rele-
vant to security, such as the “Remote Opening”
service. Identity accreditation can be done in
two ways:

●

In person at the SEAT dealership.

●

You can find more information about SEAT

Ident on the SEAT CONNECT portal at https://
my.seat.

Legal provisions

During the use of SEAT CONNECT services, in-
formation is transferred and processed online
through the vehicle. Such data can also provide
(at least indirectly) information about the driver

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in question, for example, driving behaviour and
location. As a contracting party in the SEAT
CONNECT contract with SEAT, S.A., you must
ensure that when your vehicle is used by other
drivers (for example, family or friends), data
protection and personal rights are respected.
Therefore, you must inform drivers in advance
that the vehicle transfers and receives data on-
line, and that you can access such data.
Not taking into account this obligation to inform,
can infringe certain rights of the occupants.
Users can manage data sending and transfers
through the privacy mode at any time. More
information at: https://my.seat/faq.

Follow-up services: ask all occupants

The follow-up services need geographical and
vehicle data to determine whether the vehicle is
being used within defined speed ranges, where
it has been parked or if it is being used in an es-
tablished geographical area. This information is
displayed on the SEAT CONNECT portal and in
the SEAT CONNECT app.
Therefore, before moving off, ask all the vehi-
cle occupants if they agree with the activated
services. If they do not, deactivate the service in
question (if possible) or do not allow the occu-
pants to use the vehicle.

GPS tracking: marking

If the vehicle has a factory-assembled control
unit that transmits the its current geographical
position and speed, the vehicle usually has this

GPS marking (e.g., on the roof console). The
absence of the marking on the vehicle does not
guarantee that the control unit does not trans-
mit the vehicle’s current geographical position
and speed.

Personal information

SEAT protects your personal data and only
uses them, as long as the law allows it or you
have given your consent on the occasion of a
use. You will find detailed information on data
processing in relation to SEAT CONNECT serv-
ices in the Privacy Policy, which you can ac-
cess in its corresponding current version on the
SEAT website.

Permanent transfer of the vehicle

If another person has left you the vehicle for
permanent use (for example, if you buy a used
vehicle), SEAT CONNECT may already be acti-
vated and the previous user still has the possi-
bility of accessing the data registered through
SEAT CONNECT and control certain functions
of your vehicle.
In the infotainment system you can check if
your vehicle is assigned to a person as the
main user. In this case, you can register yourself
as the main user of the vehicle and thus auto-
matically delete the previous main user. Alter-
natively, through the infotainment system you
can directly and permanently delete the previ-
ous user as the main user, as well as put the
vehicle in offline mode and thus limit both the

communication of your vehicle with the SEAT,
S.A. data server and the processing of personal
and vehicle data.

Deactivating SEAT CONNECT serv-
ices

The following functions are available to acti-
vate and deactivate the SEAT CONNECT serv-
ices:

●

Allow or prevent data transmissions through

the infotainment system

●

Whenever possible: individual deactivation or

activation

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You can run the relevant services again after
cancelling their deactivation.

Note

The services required by law and their data
transmission cannot be disconnected or de-
activated, for example, the emergency call
system (eCall).

Faults

Even if the prerequisites for the use of SEAT
CONNECT services are met, there may be fac-
tors beyond the control of SEAT, S.A. that inter-
fere with the execution of such services or pre-
vent them. These may be specifically:

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●

Maintenance, repair, deactivation, software

update and technical expansion of telecommu-
nication equipment, satellites, servers and data
banks.

●

Change of the mobile telephony standard

for the transmission of mobile data by the tele-
communications service provider, for example,
from UMTS to EDGE or GPRS.

●

Disconnection of an existing mobile phone

standard by the telecommunications service
provider.

●

Interference, disturbance or interruption in

the reception of the mobile phone and GPS sig-
nal due to aspects such as high-speed driving,
solar storms, meteorological influences, topog-
raphy, blocking equipment and the intensive
use of mobile phones in the radio cells in ques-
tion.

●

When in areas with zero or insufficient mobile

telephony or GPS signal. Also, for example, in
tunnels, confined areas between very tall build-
ings, garages, underpasses, mountains and val-
leys.

●

External information from third party supplies

available with limitations, incomplete or incor-
rect, e.g. representations of maps.

●

Countries and regions where SEAT CONNECT

is not offered.

Service management

Open the settings in

Users

and go to

Privacy

settings and services

. In vehicles fitted with

the 9.2” Infotainment, it is accessed from

Users

> Settings > Private Mode (deactivation of
services)

. In vehicles equipped with the 8.25”

Infotainment it is accessed from

Settings >

SEAT Connect > Privacy settings and serv-
ices

. You can do the following in the infotain-

ment system:

●

Check which SEAT CONNECT services are

currently available in the vehicle.

●

The number of SEAT CONNECT services that

are enabled or disabled.

●

Activate or deactivate SEAT CONNECT serv-

ices.
More information at https://my.seat.

Note

If you deactivate all SEAT CONNECT serv-
ices, the vehicle can still transmit emergency
call (eCall) data.

Privacy mode

Introduction

With the “Privacy” function, data transmissions
between the vehicle and the Internet can be
allowed or blocked.

The desired mode can be set in vehicle settings
in the infotainment system.
Data transmission by external devices and their
communication with the vehicle

cannot

blocked using the “Privacy” function.
The services required by law and their data
transmission cannot be disconnected or deac-
tivated, for example, the emergency call system
(eCall).

Note

Please note that all vehicle users can config-
ure individual settings in the “Privacy” func-
tion. These settings may not match those de-
sired by the vehicle owner.

Privacy and services settings

SEAT CONNECT services can be activated and
deactivated individually. To do this, just check
the box corresponding to the service you want
to activate or deactivate. Use the privacy mode
option if you want to deactivate all of the serv-
ices at the same time.

Privacy mode

Allows you to deactivate or activate the serv-
ices depending on the selected privacy level.

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no icon

Tracking

Share location.

Main users and

co-users can view position data on
the SEAT CONNECT portal or app.

Location

Use location.

Position, vehicle,

and user data are used for services.

Personal

No location.

Only the vehicle

data and user data are used for
services.

Incognito

Maximum privacy.

Your serv-

ices are disabled. Only services re-
quired for legal reasons use data.

Setting options are not available in all markets
or in all vehicle models.

Connectivity status indication

The following symbols indicate the respective
data transmission status in the infotainment
system.

Symbol white: full connectivity, all serv-
ices active
Symbol grey: limited connectivity, some
services may not be available.

No connectivity, no services available.

WLAN access point

Introduction

✓

Not available on vehicles without SEAT CONNECT

and without navigation

The infotainment system can be used to share
a WLAN connection with up to 8 devices

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Configuration for sharing a con-

nection over WLAN

The infotainment system can also use the WLAN
hotspot of an external device to provide Inter-
net to the devices connected to the hotspot
(WLAN client)

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Note

●

Data transmission may incur charges. Due

to the high volume of data exchanged, SEAT
recommends the use of a flat rate tariff for
data transmission. Mobile phone operators
can provide the relevant information.

●

Exchanging data packages and purchas-

ing them from third parties may generate
additional costs, depending on your mobile
phone rate, particularly if you are abroad
(for example, roaming rates).

Configuration for sharing a connec-
tion over WLAN

Establishing the connection with the wire-
less network (WLAN)

●

Press the

HOME >

button.

●

Activate the wireless network. To do this, press

the function button

Wi-Fi > Infotainment sys-

tem as hotspot

●

Activate the wireless network (WLAN) on the

device that is to be connected. If necessary,
refer to the manufacturer’s instruction manual.

●

Activate the mobile device assignment in the

infotainment system. To do this, press the func-
tion button

Use as hotspot

and check the

checkbox.

●

Enter and confirm the network key displayed

on the device.
The following adjustments can also be made in
the

Infotainment system as hotspot

menu:

●

Security level:

WPA2 encryption automati-

cally generates a network key.

●

Network key:

Network key automatically

generated. Press the function button to man-
ually change the network key. The network key
must have a minimum of 8 characters and a
maximum of 63.

●

SSID:

WLAN Network name (maximum of 32

characters).

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Full Link

The wireless (WLAN) connection is established.
To complete the connection, it may be neces-
sary to enter other data into the device.
Depending on the version, it is only possible to
connect in Hotspot mode to get AppConnect,
and a maximum of 5 devices can be connec-
ted.
Repeat this process to connect other devices.
There is also the option of scanning the QR
code by connecting the device directly to the
infotainment system’s Wi-Fi network without
having to enter the password: select

Settings

> Wi-Fi > Quick connection to infotainment
system

An additional feature is that the infotainment
system can provide data to any device over
WPS (Hotspot mode) in the same menu as the
QR code.

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

✓

This depends on the equipment and the country

in question.

Wi-Fi Protected Setup

allows an encoded local

wireless network to be created quickly and sim-
ply (

Settings > Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi > Quick

WPS connection

●

Establish the connection with the wireless

network (WLAN).

●

Press the WPS button on the WLAN router un-

til the warning light on the router starts flashing.
If the WLAN router does not support WPS the
network must be configured manually.

●

OR:

Press and hold the WLAN button on the

WLAN router until the WLAN light on the router
starts flashing.

●

Press the WPS button on the WLAN device.

The wireless (WLAN) connection is established.
Repeat this process to connect other devices.

Configure Internet access

The infotainment system can use the WLAN hot-
spot of an external device to establish an Inter-
net connection.

Establishing the connection with the wire-
less network (WLAN)

●

Activate and share a wireless hotspot with In-

ternet on the external device. Refer to the man-
ufacturer’s instruction manual.

●

Press the

HOME >

button.

●

Press the

Wi-Fi > Connect to Wi-Fi

menu and

put a check in the checkbox.

●

Press the

Search for Wi-Fi

button and select

the device you want from the list.

●

If necessary, enter the network key of the

device in the infotainment system and confirm
with

Manual settings:

●

To manually enter the network settings of an

external (WLAN) device.
The wireless (WLAN) connection is established.
To complete the connection, it may be neces-
sary to enter other data into the device.

Note

Due to the large number of devices on the
market, it is not possible to guarantee fault-
free operation of all functions.

Full Link

Introduction

With Full Link it is possible to view and use
the contents and functions that are shown on
the mobile phone device on the infotainment
screen.
To do this, the mobile phone device must
be connected with the infotainment system
through a USB interface.

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Some technologies can also be used by Wire-
less Full Link through the Bluetooth® interface
and a Wi-Fi connection.

The following technologies may be availa-
ble:

●

Apple CarPlay™

●

Apple CarPlay™ Wireless

●

Android Auto™

●

Android Auto™ Wireless

●

MirrorLink®

The availability of the technologies that Full Link
includes depends on the country and the mo-
bile phone device used.
You will find more information on the SEAT web-
site (www.seat.com).

Access the Full Link main menu

Browsing the Full Link main menu depends on
the infotainment system used.

●

Press

Home > Full Link

Configure Wireless Full Link

In order to use Wireless Full Link, you must first
pair the mobile phone device with the infotain-
ment system. To do this, proceed as follows:
Connect a mobile phone device for the first
time.

●

Unlock the mobile phone device.

●

Enable Wi-Fi reception and Bluetooth® on the

mobile phone device.

●

Connect the mobile phone device to the info-

tainment system using a USB cable or via Blue-
tooth®.

●

Access the

Full Link

main menu, if it is not

displayed automatically.

●

Select the mobile phone device and the

technology you want.

●

Confirm authorisation inquiries on the mobile

phone device to grant the necessary authorisa-
tions to the infotainment system.

●

Disconnect the USB connection and connect

with the infotainment system again via Wi-Fi or
Bluetooth®. Wireless Full Link is now configured.
The pairing has concluded. The connected mo-
bile phone device can also use Wireless Full
Link from now on without the USB connection.
If pop-up menus are rejected during the con-
nection process, Wireless Full Link will not be
available. In this case, SEAT recommends delet-
ing the devices in both the telephone settings
and the infotainment system, and restarting the
connection process.

WARNING

The use of applications while driving can dis-
tract your attention from the traffic. Any dis-
traction affecting the driver in any way can
lead to an accident and cause injuries.

●

Always drive as carefully and responsibly

as possible.

WARNING

Any applications that are not suitable or ex-
ecute incorrectly may cause damage to the
vehicle, accidents and serious injuries.

●

Protect the mobile phone device and its

applications from inappropriate use.

●

Never carry out modifications to the appli-

cations.

●

Follow instructions in the instruction man-

ual for the mobile phone device.

NOTICE

SEAT cannot be held liable for any damage
caused to the vehicle as a result of the use
of applications that are of poor quality or
are defective, the inadequate programming
of the applications, the insufficient coverage
of the network, the loss of data during trans-
mission or the improper use of mobile phone
devices.

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Note

●

Wireless Full Link may not be compatible

with all technologies.

●

When crossing the border into countries

with permitted radio frequencies different to
those in your own country, running the Full
Link Wireless function may be restricted or
even unavailable due to legal regulations.
This can also be indicated by a message in
the infotainment system. Running Full Link via
cable is not affected by this restriction and
can continue to be used.

Applications (apps)

With SEAT Full Link, the display of the contents
of SEAT applications and other providers instal-
led on mobile phone devices can be transferred
to the infotainment screen.
In the case of third-party applications, there
may be compatibility problems.
Applications, their use and the necessary mo-
bile phone connection may be pay per use.
The offer of applications can be varied and de-
signed for a vehicle or a specific country. The
content and volume of applications, as well as
the companies that offer them, may vary. Some
applications also depend on the availability of
third-party services.
It cannot be guaranteed that all the applica-
tions offered will work on all mobile phone devi-
ces or with all their operating systems.

The applications offered by SEAT can be modi-
fied, cancelled, deactivated, reactivated and
extended without prior notification.
To avoid distracting the driver while driving, only
certified applications can be used.

Full Link symbols and settings

To show more information.
To open the Full Link settings menu
To select Apple CarPlay technology.
To select Android Auto™ technology.
To select MirrorLink® technology.

Apple CarPlay™

In order to use Apple CarPlay, the following re-
quirements must be met:

●

The iPhone™

must

be compatible with Apple

CarPlay™.

●

Voice control (Siri ™)

must

be active on the

iPhone™.

●

Apple CarPlay™

must

be active without limi-

tations in the iPhone™ settings.

●

If this is not possible via Apple CarPlay™ Wire-

less, the iPhone™

must

be connected to the

infotainment system via a USB connection. Only
USB connections with data transmission are
suitable for the use of Apple CarPlay™.

●

The USB cable used

must

be an original Ap-

ple™ cable.

Apple CarPlay™ Wireless

: Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi

must also be activated on the iPhone™.

Establish connection

When you first connect an iPhone™, follow the
instructions on the infotainment system screen
and on the iPhone ™.
The requirements must be met to use Apple
CarPlay™.
Launch Apple CarPlay™:

●

Press

HOME > Full Link

to access the Full

Link main menu.

●

Press Apple CarPlay™ to establish a connec-

tion with the iPhone™.

Disconnecting

●

On the Apple CarPlay™ mode, press the

SEAT

icon to access the Full Link main menu.

●

Press to interrupt the active connection.

The representation of function buttons on the
screen may vary.

Special characteristics

During an active Apple CarPlay™ connection,
the following characteristics are applicable:

●

Bluetooth® connections between the

iPhone™ and the infotainment system are

not

possible.

●

If there is an active Bluetooth® connection, it

is automatically interrupted.

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●

The phone functions are only available

through Apple CarPlay™. The functions descri-
bed for the Infotainment system are not availa-
ble.

●

The connected iPhone™

cannot

be used as

a media device in the

Media

main menu.

●

It is

not

possible to use the built-in naviga-

tion system and the Apple CarPlay™ navigation
system at the same time. The last route started
interrupts the one that was previously active.

●

Depending on the infotainment system you

use, on the instrument panel screen you can
view data from the Telephone mode.

●

Depending on the infotainment system you

use, on the instrument panel screen you can
view data from the Media mode.

●

The instrument panel screen does not display

any indication to turn.

●

With the multifunction steering wheel you can

accept or reject incoming calls, as well as end
an ongoing telephone conversation.

Voice control

●

Press briefly to start voice control using

the infotainment system.

●

Press this button for a long time to start voice

control (Siri™) of the connected iPhone™.

Note

●

The availability of technologies depends

on the country and may vary.

●

You will find information about technical

requirements, compatible iPhones, certified
applications and their availability on the
SEAT (www.seat.com) and Apple CarPlay ™
websites, or at SEAT dealerships.

Android Auto™

Requirements for Android Auto™

In order to use Android Auto™, the following re-
quirements must be met:

●

The mobile phone device, called smartphone

from here on,

must

be compatible with Android

Auto™.

●

The smartphone

must

have an Android Auto™

application installed.

●

If this is not possible via Android Auto Wireless,

the smartphone must be connected via the USB
connection with data transmission to the info-
tainment system.

●

The USB cable used

must

be an original ca-

ble provided by the smartphone manufacturer.

Android Auto Wireless

: Bluetooth® and WLAN

(Wi-Fi) also have to be active on the smart-
phone.

Establish connection

When you first connect a smartphone, follow
the instructions on the infotainment system
screen and on the smartphone.
The requirements must be met to use Android
Auto™.
Launch Android Auto™:

●

Press

HOME > Full Link

to access the Full Link

main menu.

●

Press Android Auto™ to establish a connec-

tion with the smartphone.

Disconnecting

●

In Android Auto™ mode, press the

/ Exit

icon to access the Full Link main menu.

●

Press to interrupt the active connection.

Special characteristics

During an active Android Auto™ connection, the
following characteristics are applicable:

●

An active Android Auto™ device can be con-

nected at the same time via Bluetooth® (HFP
profile) with the infotainment system.

●

It is possible to use the phone’s functions

through Android Auto™. If the Android Auto™
device is connected at the same time via Blue-
tooth® with the infotainment system, the tele-
phone function of the infotainment can also be
used.

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●

An active Android Auto™ device

cannot

used as a media device in the

Media

main

menu.

●

It is

not

possible to use the built-in navigation

system and the Android Auto™ navigation sys-
tem at the same time. The last route started
interrupts the one that was previously active.

●

Telephone and Media data can be displayed

on the instrument cluster screen.

●

With the multifunction steering wheel you can

accept or reject incoming calls, as well as end
an ongoing telephone conversation.

Voice control

●

Press briefly to start voice control using

the infotainment system.

●

Press and hold this button to start voice con-

trol (Google Assistant) on the connected smart-
phone.

Note

●

The availability of technologies depends

on the country and may vary.

●

You will find information about technical

requirements, compatible mobile phone de-
vices, certified applications and their avail-
ability on the SEAT (www.seat.com) and An-
droid Auto™ websites, or at SEAT dealerships.

MirrorLink®

Requirements for MirrorLink®

In order to use MirrorLink®, the following re-
quirements must be met:

●

The mobile device

must

be compatible with

MirrorLink®.

●

The mobile phone device

must

be connec-

ted to the infotainment system via a USB con-
nection that is suitable for data transmission.

●

The USB cable used

must

be an original ca-

ble provided by the mobile phone device man-
ufacturer.

●

Depending on the mobile phone device used,

a Car-Mode application that is suitable for us-
ing MirrorLink®

must

be installed.

Establish connection

When you first connect a mobile phone device,
follow the instructions on the infotainment sys-
tem screen and on the mobile phone device.
The requirements must be met to use Mirror-
Link®.
Start MirrorLink®:

●

Press

HOME > Full Link

to access the

Full Link

main menu.

●

Press

MirrorLink

to connect to the mobile

device.

Disconnecting

●

In MirrorLink® mode, press

APP

to access

the Full Link main menu.

OR:

press to access the MirrorLink® main

menu.

●

Press to interrupt the active connection.

Special characteristics

During an active MirrorLink® connection, the
following characteristics are applicable:

●

An active MirrorLink® device can be connec-

ted to the infotainment system at the same time
via Bluetooth®.

●

If the MirrorLink® device is connected to the

infotainment system via Bluetooth®, the tele-
phone function of the infotainment system can
be used.

●

You

cannot

use an active MirrorLink® device

as a media device in the

Media

main menu.

●

On the instrument panel screen you can view

data from the Telephone mode.

●

The instrument panel screen does not dis-

play any indication to turn or the Media mode.

●

With the multifunction steering wheel you can

accept or reject incoming calls, as well as end
an ongoing telephone conversation.

Function buttons

Function buttons and their function:

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Data transmissions

APP

Return the Full Link main menu. Here

you can end the MirrorLink® connection,
connect another mobile phone device or
select another technology.
Press to close the open apps. Then press
the apps to be closed or the

Close

all

function button to close all the open

applications.
Press to display the mobile phone device
screen on the infotainment system screen.
To open the MirrorLink® settings.

Press to return to the MirrorLink® main
menu.

Note

You will find information about technical re-
quirements, compatible mobile phone devi-
ces, certified applications and their availa-
bility on the SEAT (www.seat.com) and Mir-
rorLink® websites, or at SEAT dealerships.

Wired and wireless connec-
tions

USB connection

Fig. 156

Centre console: USB input.

Fig. 157

Rear centre console: USB connectors

with power socket function.

The USB port can be found in the storage
compartment area of the front centre console

›››

Fig. 156

Depending on the equipment and the country,
the vehicle may also have USB connections

ex-

clusively for charging or as a power socket

These USB ports are located at the rear of the
console, between the front seats

›››

Fig. 157

Note

Before switching the ignition on or off, unplug
the appliances from the USB ports to protect
them from any damage caused by fluctua-
tions in voltage.

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First steps

Infotainment system

First steps

Introduction

Infotainment functions and settings depend on
the country and equipment.

Before first use

Before the first use, bear in mind the following
points, to take full advantage of the functions
and settings offered:

●

Observe the basic safety warnings

›››

page 227

●

Reset the Infotainment factory settings.

●

Search and store favourite radio stations

on the preset buttons so you can tune them
quickly.

●

Use only suitable audio sources and data me-

dia.

●

Pair a mobile phone to use phone manage-

ment through the Infotainment system.

●

Use current maps for navigation.

●

sponding services.

Current documentation attached

For using infotainment and its components, take
into account, together with this instruction man-
ual, the following documentation:

●

Supplements to your vehicle’s on-board doc-

umentation.

●

Instruction Manual of the mobile phone de-

vice or audio sources.

●

Operating instructions for data media and ex-

ternal players.

●

Manuals for the Infotainment accessories

subsequently installed or used additionally.

●

Description of services when running SEAT

CONNECT services.

Safety instructions

Some function areas may include links to third-
party websites. SEAT, S.A. is not the owner of
the third-party websites accessible through the
links, and assumes no liability for their content.
Some function areas may include outside infor-
mation from third-party providers. SEAT, S.A. is
not responsible for such information being cor-
rect, up-to-date or complete, or for ensuring it
does not infringe the rights of third parties.
Radio stations and owners of data media and
audio sources are responsible for the informa-
tion they transmit.

Bear in mind that parking lots, tunnels, tall
buildings, mountains or due to the operation of
other electrical devices, such as chargers, can
also interfere with the reception of the radio
signal.
Foils or adhesives with metallic layers on the
antenna and on the window panes can inter-
fere with radio reception.

WARNING

The infotainment central computer is inter-
connected with the control units mounted
on the vehicle. Therefore, there is a serious
danger of accident and injury if the central
computer is repaired or disassembled and
reassembled incorrectly.

●

Never replace the central computer with

another used, recycled or from another vehi-
cle at the end of its useful life.

●

The repair or disassembly and reassembly

of the central computer should only be car-
ried out at specialised workshops. SEAT rec-
ommends visiting a SEAT dealership for this.

WARNING

Any distraction affecting the driver in any
way can lead to an accident and cause inju-
ries. Reading the information on the screen
and managing the infotainment system can
distract your attention from traffic and cause
an accident.

●

Always drive as carefully and responsibly

as possible.

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Infotainment system

WARNING

Connecting, inserting or removing an audio
source or data media while driving can dis-
tract your attention from the traffic and
cause an accident.

WARNING

Select volume settings that allow you to
easily hear signals from outside the vehicle
at all times (e.g. emergency services sirens).

●

Hearing may be impaired if using too high a

volume setting, even if only for short periods
of time.

WARNING

The following circumstances may result in an
emergency call, phone call or data transmis-
sion not being made or being interrupted:

●

When in areas with zero or insufficient mo-

bile telephony or GPS signal. Also in tunnels,
confined areas between very tall buildings,
garages, underpasses, mountains and val-
leys.

●

When in areas with sufficient mobile phone

or GPS signal, the telephony network of
the telecommunications provider has inter-
ference or is not available.

●

When the vehicle components necessary

to make emergency calls, phone calls and to
transmit data are damaged, do not work or
do not have sufficient electrical power.

●

When the battery of the mobile phone de-

vice is discharged or its charge level is insuf-
ficient.

WARNING

In some countries and some telephone net-
works it is only possible to make an emer-
gency call, if a mobile telephone device is
connected to the telephone interface of the
vehicle, inside it there is an “unlocked” SIM
card with sufficient balance to make calls
and with sufficient network signal coverage.

WARNING

Read and observe the operating instructions
provided by the manufacturer in question
when using mobile phone devices, data me-
dia, external devices, external audio and
multimedia sources.

WARNING

When changing or connecting an audio
or multimedia source may cause sudden
changes in the volume.

●

Lower the volume before connecting or

switching to audio or multimedia sources.

WARNING

If mobile phone and radiocommunication de-
vices are used without connection to an
external antenna, the maximum electromag-
netic radiation levels inside the vehicle might
be surpassed, thus posing a risk to the health
of the driver and passengers. This is also the
case if the external antenna has not been
correctly installed.

●

Keep a distance of at least 20 centimetres

between the antennas of the mobile phone
device and an active medical device, such as
a pacemaker, as mobile phones might alter
the functioning of these devices.

●

Do not carry a mobile phone switched

on very close or directly on top of an ac-
tive medical device, for instance in a chest
pocket.

●

Immediately turn off the mobile phone if

you suspect it is causing interferences in an
active medical device or any other medical
device.

WARNING

Mobile phones, external devices and acces-
sories that are loose or not properly secured
could move around the passenger compart-
ment during a sudden driving or braking ma-
noeuvre or an accident and cause damage
or injury.

●

Set mobile phone devices, external devices

and their accessories outside the airbag de-
ployment areas or store them securely.

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First steps

●

Position the connection cables of the audio

sources and external devices so that they do
not interfere with the driver.

WARNING

The centre armrest may obstruct the driver's
arm movements, which could cause an acci-
dent and severe injuries.

●

Keep the storage compartments of the

centre armrest closed at all times while the
vehicle is in motion.

WARNING

If the light conditions are not good and the
screen is damaged or dirty, the indications
and information displayed on the screen may
not be read or be read incorrectly.

●

The indications and information displayed

on the screen should never induce to take
any risk that compromises safety. The screen
is not a replacement for driver awareness.

WARNING

Radio stations can transmit disaster or haz-
ard announcements. The following condi-
tions prevent such notices from being re-
ceived or issued:

●

When in areas with zero or insufficient ra-

dio signal. Also in tunnels, confined areas
between very tall buildings, garages, under-
passes, mountains and valleys.

●

When the frequency bands of the radio

station have interference or are not available
in areas with sufficient radio signal recep-
tion.

●

When the speakers and the vehicle com-

ponents necessary for radio reception are
damaged, do not work or do not have suffi-
cient electrical power.

WARNING

Switch off mobile phone devices in areas
with a risk of explosion!

WARNING

The driving recommendations and traffic in-
dications shown on the navigation system
may differ from the current traffic situation.

●

Traffic signs, signalling systems, traffic

regulations and local circumstances prevail
over driving recommendations and naviga-
tion system indications.

●

Adapt your speed and driving style to

suit visibility, weather, road and traffic condi-
tions.

●

Certain circumstances can significantly in-

itially planned lengthen both the duration of
the trip and the route to the destination, or
even temporarily prevent navigation to it, for
example, if a road is closed to traffic.

NOTICE

In areas where special regulations apply or
the use of mobile phones is forbidden, the
mobile device in question must be switched
off at all times. The radiation produced by a
mobile phone device when switched on may
interfere with sensitive technical and medi-
cal equipment, possibly resulting in malfunc-
tion or damage to the equipment.

NOTICE

If the playback volume is excessive or distor-
ted, the speakers may be damaged.

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Overview and controls

Media System

Fig. 159

Overview: control unit and indication in

the 8.25-inch version

Touch screen. The infotainment functions
can be used through the screen.

Rotary push button (to adjust the volume
and to switch the infotainment on/off)

Rotary push button (to search and select)

HOME button (to open the start page)

Telephone

Vehicle information

Vehicle settings

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Infotainment system

General instructions for use

Operating indications

●

The infotainment needs a few seconds for

the complete start-up of the system and during
that time it does not react to inputs. Only the
image of the rear view camera system can be
displayed during system start-up.

●

The display of all indications and the execu-

tion of functions only takes place once the info-
tainment system has finished booting. The du-
ration of the system booting depends on the
number of infotainment functions and may take
longer than normal in the event of very high or
very low temperatures.

●

When using the infotainment system and

corresponding accessories, e.g., headphones,
bear in mind country-specific regulations and
legal provisions.

●

Some functions of the infotainment system

require an active SEAT CONNECT user account
and an Internet connection for the vehicle. The
data transmission must not be limited to per-
form the functions.

●

To use the infotainment system, simply lightly

press a button or touch the screen.

●

For the correct operation of the infotainment

system it is important that it is switched on and
that, if necessary, the time and date of the vehi-
cle are set correctly.

●

If a function button is missing on the screen,

it is not a device defect, but corresponds to the
specific equipment of the country or version.

●

Some infotainment functions can only be se-

lected when the vehicle is at a standstill. In
some countries, the selector lever must also be
in the parking position

or in neutral position

It is not a malfunction, but is due to compliance
with legal provisions.

●

Restrictions on the use of devices using Blue-

tooth® technology may apply in some coun-
tries. For further information, contact the local
authorities.

●

If you disconnect the 12 volt battery, turn on

the ignition before restarting the infotainment
system.

●

If the setup is changed, this may change the

display on the screen and in some cases, the
infotainment system may behave in a manner
different to that described in this instruction
manual.

●

In some countries, the infotainment system

automatically shuts off when the engine is
switched off and the vehicle's 12-volt battery
charge level is low.

●

Ensure that any repairs or modifications that

need to be carried out on the infotainment sys-
tem are carried out by a specialised workshop.
SEAT recommends visiting a SEAT dealership
for this.

●

Using a mobile phone device inside the vehi-

cle may cause noise in the speakers.

●

On vehicles with park assist, the audio source

volume is automatically lowered when reverse
gear is selected, as well as when the doors are
opened. The volume reduction can be adjusted.

●

Information about the included software and

the license conditions can be found in

Set-

tings > Copyright

●

When selling or lending the vehicle, make

sure that all saved data, files and settings have
been deleted and, if necessary, external audio
sources and data media have been removed.

Note

You will find more information and tips for
using the infotainment system in the

Help

menu.

HOME screen

In the control and display unit you can set
up the views and representation on the home
screen or use the factory setting templates.
If an icon is missing on the screen, it is not a
device defect, but corresponds to the specific
equipment of the country or version.
The following menus can be included as an
icon on the home screen:

Main menus on the home screen

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General instructions for use

Radio

Telephone

Full Link

Settings

Vehicle

Data

Air conditioning

Sound

Users

Store

Legal

Help

Managing the infotainment system

Execute the functions and settings with the info-
tainment controls.

Depending on the equipment, the infotainment
system has different controls:

●

Touch screen.

●

Touch zones outside the screen, for example,

Volume (+ -).

●

Function buttons, for example,

RADIO

ME-

DIA

Open the Quick Guide

More information and operating tips can be
found in the Infotainment Quick Guide.

●

Press

HOME > Help

Connecting and disconnecting the infotain-
ment system

The infotainment system turns on when the igni-
tion is switched on, unless it has been manually
turned off beforehand.
The infotainment system starts-up with the last
set volume, provided that this does not exceed
the preset maximum start-up volume.
The infotainment system automatically turns off
when the driver's door is opened, provided the
ignition has been switched off beforehand.

Moving objects and adjusting volume

Move objects on the screen to adapt settings,
for example, with scrollable buttons or to move
the areas of a menu.
Depending on the equipment, menus and dis-
plays can be customised.

Increasing and reducing images or map
sizes

Tip: use your thumb and index finger.

●

Press on the map with both fingers at the

same time and leave them on the screen.

●

To enlarge views, slowly separate one finger

from the other. To reduce views, slowly bring
one finger towards the other.

Note

If you turn on the infotainment system man-
ually with the ignition off, it will automati-
cally turn off after about 30 minutes.

Note

As with most state-of-the-art computer and
electronic equipment, in certain cases the
system may need to be rebooted to make
sure that it operates correctly. To do this, if
appropriate, press and hold the On/Off but-
ton of the infotainment system () for approx.
15 seconds until the SEAT logo appears on
the display.

Customising the infotainment sys-
tem

Customise the menus and infotainment views
to quickly access your favourite or most fre-
quently used functions.

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The main menu contains function buttons for
accessing all of the Infotainment apps.

Customise shortcuts

At the bottom of the screen you will find short-
cuts to customisable system functions. Use the
settings to delete or replace them, or change
their order.

●

Press and hold one of the icons (or press +

of an empty position) to display an additional
window.

●

Select one of the icons from the apps bar.

●

Press to delete an icon.

●

Click on an icon in the additional window to

replace the value.

●

Hold your finger on one of the icons and drag

it to the desired position.

●

To close the edit mode, press in the addi-

tional window, or press .

Settings (system and sound)

The selection of possible settings varies de-
pending on the country, the equipment in ques-
tion and the equipment of the vehicle.

Modifying settings

The meaning of the following symbols are valid
for all system and sound settings.
All changes are automatically applied when
the menus are closed.

The setting is selected and activated
or connected.

The setting is not selected, disabled or
disconnected.

To open a drop-down list.

To increase a setting value.

To reduce a setting value.

To go back step by step.

To go forward step by step.

To change a setting value with the
scrollable button without adjusting.

Sound settings

●

Access the sound settings:

HOME >

In the sound settings there may be the following
functions, information and setting options:

●

Equaliser.

●

Position.

●

Settings.

System settings

●

Access the system settings:

HOME >

In the system settings there may be the follow-
ing functions, information and setting options:

●

Screen.

●

Time and date.

●

Language.

●

Additional keypad languages.

●

Units.

●

Voice control.

●

Wi-Fi.

●

Data connection.

●

Manage mobile devices.

●

Reset factory settings.

●

System information.

●

Configuration wizard.

Adjust the volume of external audio sources

If you need to increase the playback volume for
the external audio source, first lower the volume
on the infotainment system.
If the sound from the connected audio source
is

very low

, increase the

output volume

the external audio source. If this is not enough,
change the

input volume

medium

high

If the sound from the connected external audio
source is

too loud or distorted

, lower the

out-

put volume

on the external audio source. If this

is not enough, change the

input volume

me-

dium

low

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