Infotainment Navigation Amundsen Owner's Manual: Simply Clever

SIMPLY CLEVER
Infotainment Navigation Amundsen

Owner's Manual
Notes
Structure of this Owner's Manual WARNING
(explanations) The most important notes are marked with the heading WARNING. These
WARNING notes draw your attention to a serious risk of accident or injury.
This Owner's Manual has been systematically designed to make it easy for you to
search for and obtain the information you require.
CAUTION
Chapters, table of contents and subject index
The text of the Owner's Manual is divided into relatively short sections which are A Caution note draws your attention to the possibility of damage to your vehicle
combined into easy-to-read chapters. The chapter you are reading at any particular (e.g. damage to gearbox), or points out general risks of an accident.
moment is always shown at the bottom right of the page.
The Table of contents arranged according to chapter and the detailed Subject in- For the sake of the environment
dex at the end of the Owner's Manual help you to rapidly find the information you
An Environmental note draws your attention to environmental protection aspects.
are looking for.
This is where you will, for example, find tips aimed at reducing your fuel consump-
Direction indications tion.
All direction indications such as “left”, “right”, “front”, “rear” relate to the direction of
travel of the vehicle. Note
Units of measurement A normal Note draws your attention to important information about the operation
All values are expressed in metric units. of your vehicle.
Explanation of symbols
 Denotes a reference to a section with important information and safety
advice in a chapter.
 Denotes the end of a section.
 Denotes the continuation of a section on the next page.
® Denotes a registered trademark.
Examples of the information listed in the Owner's Manual
Press Menu →  → Sound.
This means that the Menu button on the unit must be pressed first, followed by
the  function key on the unit screen and then the menu should be confirmed by
pressing the Sound function key.
The “→” symbol indicates the next step.
Example of the menu, the available menus, menu items or functions.
■ xyz - the first menu level
■ xyz - the second menu level
■ xyz - the third menu level
■ xyz - the first menu level
Preface
You have chosen a ŠKODA vehicle, which is fitted with the Infotainment Navigation Amundsen (hereafter
called the unit) – we thank you for your confidence in us.
The new operating concept allows you to configure vehicle settings and to operate some electronic systems
centrally from the unit.
In addition to this Owner's Manual, please also carefully read the Vehicle Manual, as operation in accordance
with these instructions is a prerequisite for proper use of the vehicle.
If you have any questions about your unit, please contact a ŠKODA Partner.
Your ŠKODA AUTO a.s. (hereinafter referred to as ŠKODA)
Table of Contents Navigation
Operating instructions for the navigation
Abbreviations system 49
Preface 49
Navigation settings 50
Familiarization with the unit Map operation 52
Split screen 54
Introductory information 4
Important notes 4 Navigation 57
Equipment overview 5 Enter new destination 57
Entry from the stored destinations 59
Unit operation 8
POI 60
In the unit screen 8
POI categories 63
In the instrument cluster display 10
Destination guidance 64
Voice control 14
Traffic reports 66
Unit settings 22 Destination management 67
Setup menu 22
Vehicle
Audio/Video
Vehicle systems 69
Radio 27 Vehicle settings 69
Analogue radio reception 27
DAB digital radio reception 29 Index
Media 32
Operation 32
Sources 34
Telephone
Communication 40
Telephones and two-way radio systems 40
Connect to the device 43
Telephone functions 45
2 Table of Contents
Abbreviation Definition
Abbreviations PAL Phase Alternating Line - Audiovisual encoding standard in
most European countries
Abbreviation Definition
PI Program Identification - Station identification by means of a
A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile - a software profile for da- unique code
ta transfer via Bluetooth®, designed for one-way transfer of RDS Radio Data System - system for the transfer of additional in-
audio data formation for FM radio reception
ACC Adaptive cruise control TMC Traffic Message Channel - Way of transferring traffic informa-
AF Alternative frequencies - alternative frequencies of the cur- tion to the driver
rent radio station TP Traffic Program identification - Program identifier for the
AM Amplitude modulation - Identification of the radio frequency transmission of traffic information
range WMA Windows Media Audio - compressed audio format 
TCS Traction control for the drive wheels
AVRCP A software profile for data transfer via Bluetooth®, which sup-
ports multimedia functions
BT Bluetooth® - wireless communication for reception and trans-
mission of voice and data information
DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting - digital radio reception
DRM Digital Rights Management - technical methods to monitor or
restrict the use of digital media content
ESC Electronic Stability Control
FM Frequency modulation - Identification of the radio frequency
range
HFP Hands-free profile - a software profile for data transfer via
Bluetooth®, which enables communication between a mobile
phone and the hands-free equipment in the vehicle
GPS Global Positioning System - Satellite system for position de-
tection
GSM Groupe Spécial Mobile - Global system for mobile communica-
tion. The most popular standard for mobile phones
ID3 tag An additional feature of a music file that allows for the display
of artist, title, album name etc.
KESSY Key-less unlocking, starting and locking
NTSC National Television System Committee - Audiovisual encoding
standard in North and Central America and in some countries
in Southeast Asia
Abbreviations 3
WARNING
Familiarization with the unit
■ Concentrate fully at all times on your driving! As the driver you are fully re-
sponsible for the operation of your vehicle.
Introductory information ■ Only use the unit in a way that leaves you in full control of your vehicle in
every traffic situation – there is the risk of an accident.
■ Adjust the volume to ensure that acoustic signals from outside, e.g. sirens
Important notes from vehicles which have the right of way, such as police, ambulance and fire
brigade vehicles, can be heard at all time.
■ High volumes can cause hearing damage! 
 Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
Declaration of conformity
Declaration of conformity 4
Component protection
Touchscreen
4
5  First read and observe the introductory information and safety warn-
ings on page 4.
These operating instructions describe all possible equipment variants without ŠKODA AUTO a.s. hereby declares that the ŠKODA Infotainment systems meet the
identifying them as special equipment, model variants or market-dependent basic requirements and additional provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
equipment.
Consequently, this vehicle does not need to contain all of the equipment compo-
nents described in these operating instructions.
 
The level of equipment of your vehicle refers to your purchase contract of the ve-
hicle. More information is available from the ŠKODA1) Partner from whom you Component protection
bought the vehicle.
Please note that these instructions are meant only as an addendum to the infor-
mation presented in the Vehicle Manual for your vehicle. Therefore, they can be
 First read and observe the introductory information and safety warn-
ings on page 4.
used only in conjunction with the latest manual for this vehicle. For a detailed de- Some electronic control units are factory-equipped with component protection.
scription of some functions listed in these instructions, see the Vehicle Manual
The component protection was developed as a protection mechanism for:
for your vehicle.
The illustrations can differ in minor details from your unit; they are only intended
› impairment of factory- or garage-fitted control units after installation in another
vehicle (for example, after a theft);
for general information.
› impairment of components operated outside of the vehicle;
› the possibility of a legitimate installation or change of control units for repairs
at a ŠKODA1) Service Partner.
When component protection is enabled, the following message appears on the
unit's display Component theft protection: the infotainment system is not fully
available at present. Please switch the ignition on. 
1) Terms used » Owner's manual, chapter Preface.
4 Familiarization with the unit

Please contact a ŠKODA Service Partner if component protection does not deacti-
vate when the ignition is switched on.  Equipment overview
 Introduction
Touchscreen
ings on page 4. Description of the unit
Switching the unit on/off
6
6
The unit is equipped with a so-called touch screen which can only be operated by Unit menus 7
the touch of a finger. Set volume 7
CAUTION First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important
notes. 
■ The screen can be operated by a slight touch of a finger. Do not apply pressure
to the screen - risk of damage!
■ Do not use any objects to operate the screen - risk of damage!
■ Do not use solvents such as benzene or turpentine for cleaning, since they may
damage the screen surface.
Note
■ Use a soft cloth and, if necessary, methylated spirits, to remove fingerprints
from the screen. When doing so, ensure that you do not cause damage to other
parts of the interior.
■ It is not possible to operate the screen with your fingernails or while wearing
gloves.
■ Do not affix anything to the area of the unit below the screen. This could affect
the operation of the sensors for the zoom function.
■ You can use a touchscreen protector film that does not affect the touchscreen's
functionality to protect it.
■ The brightness of the screen is adjusted automatically depending on the bright-
ness of the interior lighting. The automatic setting can be adjusted manual-
ly » page 24. 
Description of the unit Switching the unit on/off
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 5.
› Press the  knob to switch the unit on or off.

When the unit is switched on, the audio source last active and the most recently
selected menu before the unit was switched off will be restored.
If telephone mode was active before you switched off the unit and the ignition
and Bluetooth® function is not switched on, the screen displays the mes-
sage » page 41. Switch on the ignition or the Bluetooth® function» page 25.
If the vehicle key is pulled out of the ignition lock while the unit is switched on,
the unit will switch off automatically. After switching on the ignition, the unit is
turned on automatically.
The unit will not be switched on automatically when the ignition is switched on if
the unit was switched off using the  knob.
The unit will switch off automatically after the engine is switched off and the
door is opened if your vehicle is fitted with the KESSY system. The unit will switch
off if you open the driver's door before switching off the engine.
When the ignition is switched off, the unit switches itself off automatically after
Fig. 1 Description of the unit approximately half an hour (prevents the vehicle battery being drained). 
Description of the unit

1  - Switch unit on/off, adjust volume
2 Operation and confirmation

3 RADIO - Radio menu » page 27
4 MEDIA - Media menu » page 32
5 PHONE - Phone menu » page 40
6 VOICE - Voice control » page 14
7 NAV - Navigation Menu » page 49
8 TRAFFIC - List of traffic reports » page 66
9 CAR - Vehicle systems' settings » page 69
10 MENU - Displays the unit menus » page 7
11 Touchscreen » page 8 

Unit menus Note
■ The change in volume is displayed on the screen of the unit.
Fig. 2 ■ When the sound is muted, the  symbol appears in the display.
Unit menus ■ High volumes can cause sound resonance in the vehicle. 
Call up the main menu

› Press the button MENU .
Function keys in the MENU main menu

 - Radio » page 27
 - Media » page 32
 - Sound settings » page 23
 - Unit settings » page 22
 - Vehicle systems settings » page 69
 - Navigation menu » page 49
 - Phone menu » page 40 
Set volume
Increase the volume

› Turn the  knob to the right.
Decrease volume
› Turn the knob to the left.
Muting
› Set the volume to 0 using the  knob.
Status line
Unit operation In the main menu of some operating modes, the upper screen area contains a sta-
tus line displaying time details and the external temperature, as well as informa-
tion on the operating mode currently selected.
In the unit screen Function keys in the main menu
In the main menu of some operating modes, the lower screen area contains func-
 Introduction tion keys with symbols for functions or menus. When you move your finger to-
wards this screen area, the unit displays the names of the function keys along-
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: side the symbols.
Operation 8 Explanation of graphic
Input screen with keyboard 9 A Currently selected menu
Input screen with numeric keypad 9 B - Return to the higher-level menu
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important C Function with a “checkbox” 
notes. D Scroll bar - Shows the position in the menu; touch the scroll bar to navigate
This chapter covers the operation of the unit and working with the touchscreen the menu
and with various types of input keyboard.  E Menu item with a “pop-up window” 
Selecting menu/menu item

Operation › Drag your finger over the screen in the required direction
› Turn menu knob 2 » Fig. 1 on page 6
If you make the selection by turning the menu knob 2 , the currently selected
Fig. 3 menu is highlighted in green.
Screen display
Confirming menu/menu item
› Touch the function key with your finger
› Press the menu knob 2
Returning to higher-level menu
Context-dependent
› By pressing 
› By pressing the relevant button next to the screen
› By touching the screen outside the pop-up window with your finger
Switching function on/off with “checkbox”
Screen areas which confirm a function or a menu are called “function keys”. Press the relevant function key
White or green function keys are active. ›  or  - Function is switched on
Greyed out function keys are not active.
›  or - Function is switched off
Set value
› by touching the function keys with the symbols /, /, -/+
› Touch or move your finger over the scale 

Description of the function keys
Note
 - Return to the higher-level menu
The current setting is displayed in some menus or menu items, e.g. Distance: km  - Display the menu with the contacts found, information on the number of
or Distance: mi. 
relevant contacts
 - Delete characters in the input line
Input screen with keyboard  - Change from upper case to lower case and vice versa
 - Menu display with keys in the selected language, including diacrit-
ics » page 24
Fig. 4  - Switch to numbers and special characters
Input screen
 - Switch to special characters
 - Switch to letters
 - Space
 - Confirmation of text entered into the input line 
Input screen with numeric keypad
The input screen with keypad is used to input entries or find entries in the unit
memory (e.g. phone contacts, addresses, etc.).
Pressing the keyboard function key on the input screen places the character re-
quired in text line A .
Only those letters or symbols reasonably used in an entry will be available during
input. Do not forget to enter a space in terms made up of more than one word,
such as Lorem Ipsum. The entries can be entered without special characters (dia-
critics). Fig. 5 Input screen with numeric keypad
The system begins searching for the most relevant terms as soon as letters are
entered, so it is not necessary to enter the entire name.
In addition to the text line A , the number of matching entries is shown in the
function key B . The input screen with keypad is used for number input in particular.
The numbers 1-99 indicate the number of matching entries found. If even more  - Input screen in the Phone menu » page 45.
entries were found, ** is indicated instead of a number. If less than 6 entries were  - Input screen in the Navigation menu
found, a list of the found entries opens automatically.
Description of the function keys in the Navigation menu:
 - Return to the higher-level menu
 - Delete characters in the input line 
Unit operation 9
 - Switch to letters » page 9
Note
 - Switch to special characters
 - Enter a junction (crossroads) If the ignition and the side lights are switched on, the buttons and dials on the
multifunction steering wheel will also be illuminated. 
 - Confirmation of text entered into the input line 
Operate using the lever

In the instrument cluster display
Fig. 6
 Introduction Buttons on the control lever
Operate using the lever 10
Multifunction steering wheel - Radio/Media 10
Multifunction steering wheel - Phone 12
Multifunction steering wheel - Navigation 13
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important
notes.
This chapter discusses operation of the unit and its menus using the operating  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 10.
lever or the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel. Information regarding Activate the Main menu by pressing and holding rocker button A » Fig. 6.
the unit functions appears in the instrument cluster display.
› The individual menu items can be selected with button A .
The keys can only control the menu functions in the instrument cluster display. › The selected item is confirmed by pressing button B briefly. 
Multifunction steering wheel - Radio/Media
The information shown on the instrument cluster display(depending on the

selected menu)
■ Radio
■ current frequency band of the radio station;
■ currently playing station of receivable radio stations in the given frequency
band if less than 5 are receivable;
■ if more than 5 stations can be received, a list of receivable radio stations is
displayed with an option to choose one of them;
Fig. 7 Multifunction steering wheel: control buttons and wheels ■ TP traffic announcements.
■ Media
■ Name 

Buttons and wheels in the Radio/Media menu
Button/wheel Action Radio Media
1 Press briefly Change source (change frequency bands and connected sources)
Switch between the Radio and Media menus and open the last context status (e.g. the last radio station or
1 Press and hold button
track to be played)
2 Press briefly Switch sound on/offa) Start/stop playback
2 Turn upwards Increase volume of the current sourceb)
2 Turn downwards Lower volume of the current sourceb)
Switch to the next saved radio station in the station
list
3 Press briefly Skip to next trackd)
or to the next saved radio station in the preset listc)
Interrupt traffic report
3 Press and hold button Stop traffic report Fast forwardd)
Switch to the previous saved radio station in the sta-
Switch to the previous track within 5 seconds of play-
tion list
4 Press briefly back,
or to the next saved radio station in the pre-set list
switch to start of track after 5 secondsd)
Stop traffic report
4 Press and hold button Stop traffic report Fast rewind
5 Press briefly Stop traffic report No function
Show list of available stations
5 Turn upwards Switch to previous trackd)
Scroll up
Show list of available stations
5 Turn downwards Skip to next trackd)
Scroll down
6 Press briefly Open main menu in the instrument cluster display
a) The sound is turned on again by pressing dial 2 or turning dial 2 . Playback of the navigation announcements is not turned off.
b) The volume of the audible messages played by the system in the unit voice mode dialogues is modified.
c) Context-dependent selection.
d) Does not apply for AUX.
Note
■ For safety reasons, the video display is switched off at speeds over 5 km/h. The
unit continues to play the soundtrack.
■ Vehicles with the CANTON® sound system equipment are fitted with a loud-
speaker set including a mid-range speaker and bass speaker. 
Unit operation 11
Multifunction steering wheel - Phone
The functions of the menu currently active on the phone can be controlled with
the buttons and wheels.
Fig. 8 Multifunction steering wheel: control buttons and wheels
Buttons and wheels of the telephone menu

Button/wheel Action Operation
1 Press briefly MUTE
1 Turn upwards Increase the volume
1 Turn downwards Decrease volume
2 Press briefly Accept call, end call, entry in the main menu of the telephone, call list, call the dialled contact
2 Press and hold button Reject call, redial last call
3 Turn up/down Call list, previous menu item
3 Press briefly Confirm selected menu item
4 Press briefly Return to a previous level on menu
4 Press and hold button Return to Main Menu
Function of the phone calls in the instrument cluster display Current call
Depending on the context, the following functions can be operated from the in- ■  Hang up - End a call
strument cluster display: ■  Mic. off - Microphone off
Incoming call ■  Mic. on - Microphone on
■  Answer - Answer a call Symbols in the instrument cluster display
■  Reject - Reject a call Symbol Description
■  Ignore - Ignore a call
 Charge status of the phone batterya)
Outgoing call
 Signal strengtha) 
■  Stop - End a call

Symbol Description The following symbols are displayed next to each entry in the call list.
 A phone is connected to the unit Symbol Description
Missed calls (if there are several missed calls, the number of  Incoming call

calls is shown next to the symbol)
 Outgoing call
a) This function is only supported by some mobile phones.  Missed call 
Call list
Only the call list can be displayed and used in the instrument cluster display.
If there are no entries in the call list, the following message appears in the instru-
ment cluster display No entries available.
Multifunction steering wheel - Navigation

Navigation is not in progress
A compass/vehicle icon is shown to display the current vehicle position in relation
to the compass.
Turn setting wheel 2 » Fig. 9 on the multifunction steering wheel to display the
Last dests. menu.
The menu shows the Home address menu item and a list of recent destinations.
When you select one of the menu items, the destination name and the following
items are displayed:
■ OK - Start navigation
Fig. 9 Multifunction steering wheel: control buttons and wheels ■ Cancel - Return to the Navigation menu; the compass/vehicle symbol will be
displayed
If the home address is not defined when the menu item Home address is selec-
ted, the following message appears: Please enter the home address on the info-
› Select the menu item Navigation in the information display of the information tainment system.
cluster.
Navigation is in progress
Graphical navigation instructions and other route and destination information are
displayed.
Buttons and wheels for the Navigation menu
Button/wheel Action Navigation
1 Press Interrupt current navigation announcement
1 Turn upwards Increase volume of navigation announcements 
Unit operation 13
Button/wheel Action Navigation
1 Turn downwards Reduce volume of navigation announcements
2 Press briefly Repeat or clarify the last navigation announcement or confirm a menu item in the list of recent destinations
2 Turn upwards
Show the option to stop navigation or display the list of recent destinations
2 Turn downwards
3 Press briefly Return to a previous level on menu
3 Press and hold button Return to Main Menu 
Voice control WARNING

■ Please pay attention to the traffic first and foremost. As the driver you are
 Introduction fully responsible for road safety. Only use the system in a way that leaves you
in full control of your vehicle in every traffic situation – there is the risk of an
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: accident.
■ Do not use the voice control system in the event of an emergency, your
Function requirements 14
voice may be distorted in stressful situations. In such circumstances a tele-
Switching on/off 15 phone connection may not be established or the connection may take too
Operation 15 much time to establish. The emergency number should be dialled manually. 
Voice command not recognised 15
Possibility of a new voice command input 16
Stop/restore voice command input 16 Function requirements
Meaning of the symbols in the voice command description 16
General voice commands
Radio menu
Media menu
16
17
18
ings on page 14.
Function requirements for voice control.

Phone menu 18
 The ignition is switched on.
Navigation menu 19
 The unit is switched on.
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important  No phone call is in progress.
notes.
 The parking aid is not active.
Some unit features may be operated by voice commands to speed up your use of
Requirements for optimum voice command recognition.
the unit and to allow yourself to dedicate yourself fully to driving.
› Only give voice commands if the  symbol is being shown in the unit's screen or
The voice control system can be operated either by the driver or by the front pas- in the information display.
senger. › Speak with a normal tone of voice without intonation and excessive pauses.
› Avoid a bad pronunciation.
› Close doors, windows and the sliding roof, to prevent external disturbance af-
fecting recognition of the voice commands. 

› You are recommended to speak louder at higher speeds, so that the sound of › Touch the screen with your fingers (any part of the screen with the exception of
your voice is not drowned out by the increased ambient noise. the function key with the  symbol).
› Limit additional noise in the vehicle, e.g. passengers talking at the same time, › Press a button on the unit (with the exception of brief pressing of the button
when you are using voice control. VOICE ).
› Say the Cancel voice dialogue voice command. 
Note
■ No navigation announcements or traffic announcements are played while you Operation
are using voice control.
■ Some voice commands must be spelled out, depending on the language of com-
munication selected, such as Card “S D” One source selection.   First read and observe the introductory information and safety warn-
ings on page 14.
The voice control system can usually be operated applying the “say what you
Switching on/off see” method.
Say the descriptions of the function keys highlighted in green. For example, the
Dial No. function key can be accessed using the “Dial number” voice command.
Voice control settings » page 25.
Icons in the voice control menu
 - The system plays an audio response
 - The system is waiting for a voice command
 - Voice command input is stopped » page 16
 - The system has detected a voice command
As long as the system is playing a voice output, it is not necessary to await the
Fig. 10 Multifunction steering wheel end of the message playback. The message can be ended by briefly pressing the
VOICE button or the  button on the multifunction steering wheel. In this way
ings on page 14.
the voice output is aborted and a new voice command is expected. 
Switching on voice control Voice command not recognised

› Briefly press the button VOICE on the unit.
› By briefly pressing the  1 button on the multifunction steering wheel.
Activation of voice control is indicated by an acoustic signal and the unit screen
will display a collection of basic voice commands for the current menu.
ings on page 14.
If a voice command is not recognised, the system answers with Pardon? and you
The menu display and the acoustic signal can be enabled or disabled » page 25 . can give a new command.
Switching off voice control If the system does not recognise the second voice command, the help message is
› Press the button VOICE on the unit for a long time, or press it twice. provided again and you can give a new command.
› Press and hold or double press the  button on the multifunction steering If the system does not recognise the third voice command, the system plays the
wheel.
Voice control cancelled message and the dialogue is ended. 
Unit operation 15
Possibility of a new voice command input Meaning of the symbols in the voice command description
ings on page 14.  First read and observe the introductory information and safety warn-
ings on page 14.
A voice command can only be changed or re-entered if the  icon is still being dis- Sym-
played. Description
bol
You do not have to wait until the voice command is recognized by the system. | Say alternative voice commands, such as phone | (or) radio | (or) media.
The voice command recognition function is restored by pressing the VOICE button The system is waiting for the next voice command detail, for example,
or the  button on the multifunction steering wheel.  > say Phone contacts and, when prompted, say the name of the desired
contact, John Smith, for instance.
Voice commands in inverted commas must be spelled out, for example,
Stop/restore voice command input “”
“C D”.
The characters (XY) indicate that an item from the list, the index or the
ings on page 14.
 menu must be said, for example, Dial (XY) assumes that a name from the
phonebook will be spoken, for example, Dial John Smith
In some menus, the procedure for entering voice commands can be stopped by The most important voice commands are displayed first and foremost. The sys-
turning the knob 2 » Fig. 1 on page 6. tem also detects synonyms in some cases. For example, you can say business or
The symbol displayed on the unit screen or in the information display then office or work to dial a contact's business phone. 
changes from  to .
Restore input
› by pressing the function key with the  symbol;
› by pressing the VOICE button on the unit;
› by pressing the  button on the multifunction steering wheel. 
General voice commands
ings on page 14.
When you give the voice command Start tutorial, the unit plays one of the seven
parts of the voice control tutorial. 
Voice control can be used in the Radio, Media, Phone and Navigation menus.
When you give the voice command Help, the unit displays a menu containing pos-
sible voice commands. Repeating the voice command Help will cause the unit to
display the second part of the help menu, if applicable.

General voice commands can always be used whatever the menu selected.
Operation Voice command
Menu radio | media | phone | nav
Dial (XY), e.g. Dial John Smith
Phone menu
dial number | redial call | telephone contacts | telephone book | call lists
guide to (XY), e.g. guide to John Smith
Navigation menu
new destination | switch off destination guidance
Voice commands to control menus, folders and directories in each menu.

Returning to the higher-level menu back
Menu / list /select directory line (XY)
Browse menus / lists / directories next page | previous page
Switching off voice control abort voice dialogue | cancel voice dialogue | exit voice dialogue 
Radio menu
 First read and observe the introductory information and safety warnings on page 14.
The following voice commands can only be entered in the Radio menu.
“F M” | “A M” | “D A B”
Selecting a frequency band frequency > (say the desired frequency) > megahertz | kilohertz
for instance frequency > 92.9 megahertz
Station > (say the desired station name)
Select a station from the menu of available or saved stations
e.g.Station (XY)
Select a station from the list of accessible stations or from the mem- Station > (say the desired station line)
ory list e.g. Station > line (XY)
Switch TP traffic on/off Switch traffic news on | Switch traffic news off 
Unit operation 17
Media menu
The following voice commands can be entered only in the media menu.
“C D” | “A U X” | S D “card” one | S D “card” two
Select source
Bluetooth | iPod | “U S B”
Switch between the files within the given source next track | previous track
Navigating the directory structure/list structure Line (XY)
Activate mix mode
Shuffle on/off
Deactivate mix mode
switch on repeat | repeat everything | repeat track
Repeat on/off
Repeat off
Activate playback of the first 10 seconds of each track Scan switch on 
Phone menu
The following voice commands can only be entered in the phone menu.
Call a contact from the directory Call (XY), for example, call John Smith
Dial (XY) > private | home, e.g. call John Smith private
Dial (XY) > mobile | mobile phone
Dial a specific phone number of one of the contacts Dial (XY) > landline
Dial (XY) > business | work | office
Dial (XY) > Other
Find > (say contact name or line number when prompted)
Search for a contact in the phone directory with contact search
e.g. find John Smith
Dial number > (say the phone number in blocks of numbers or as individual numbers when
prompted)
Enter a phone number and dial e.g. “0172 12 345 6 7”
(Dialling is started with the voice command > dial) 

Edit a phone number entry delete | new input
Show call log call list | dialled numbers | received calls | missed calls
Repeat the last call redial last | last number dialled
Call mailbox Call mailbox 
Navigation menu
The following voice commands can only be entered in the Navigation menu.
Map type 2 D “map” | 3 D “map”
Show map during navigation overview map | destination map | position map
Change between day or night map display, change (day or night) day or night
“2 D” map to the north
Map direction
“2 D” map in direction of travel
increase scale | increase map | increase zoom
Change map scale and map presentation
reduce scale | reduce map | reduce zoom
Quick map view/orientation view Orientation zoom
Switch automatic scaling on/off autozoom
Change map scale Scale (XY) > metres | kilometres | yards | miles
(only values given by the unit in the orientation scale are possible) e. g. scale 200 metres
Voice commands for destination input

new destination | enter destination > (say the place and street names and the house number in
sequence when prompted)
Destination input e.g. new destination > Newtown > High Street > 314
(Start navigation guidance to the address entered) > start
Select destination type from list of destinations and contacts last destination | destination memory | favourites | contacts
Navigating home Home address 
Unit operation 19
country | location | town | “postcode”
Individual voice commands for destination input street | centre
house number | junction
Navigate to a contact guide to (XY), e.g. guide to John Smith
Exit navigation deactivate guidance | stop guidance
The destination address must be defined by saying the town and street name and The house number and a further address supplement in the form of a number can
then the house number step-by-step in accordance with the system announce- be said where necessary. The system will then offer the number combination it
ments. The navigation data must contain the house number. has found if the house number and the further address supplement, where ap-
propriate, exists in the street entered.
Voice commands for navigation parameters
Switch navigation announcements on/off navigation announcements on | navigation announcements off
Switch navigation guidance assisted by TMC traffic messages on or switch on dynamic route | switch on dynamic navigation
off switch off dynamic route | switch off dynamic navigation
Switch traffic sign display in the unit screen on/off » page 54 show traffic signs on map | hide traffic signs on map
Show or hide lane guidance in the unit screen » page 66 switch on lane guidance | switch off lane guidance
Show or hide favourites icons in the map show favourites | hide favourites
Voice commands for querying route information

Information concerning distance to the destination distance to destination
Information concerning time of arrival at destination arrival time
Information concerning driving time to the destination Driving time
Show route list route info > route list
Voice commands for the additional window

Switch split screen on/off switch on split screen | switch off split screen
audio split screen | compass split screen | manoeuvres
Displays in additional window
traffic signs split screen | G P S data “split screen” 

Voice commands for the symbols in the settings menu for the map display  Voice commands for symbols for using the map
Symbol Voice command Symbol Voice command
 2 D “map”  Orientation zoom
 3D “map”  Position map
 Destination map  Autozoom
Scale (XY)
 Overview map 
e.g. scale five kilometres 
Unit operation 21
Unit settings
Setup menu Main menu
 Introduction Fig. 11
Unit settings: Main menu
Main menu 22
Sound settings 23
Screen settings 24
Time and date settings 24
Keyboard settings 24
Setting additional keypad languages 24
Unit setup
Voice control settings
Restore factory settings
24
25
25
The basic parameters for the unit can be set from the Main menu.
Bluetooth® settings 25
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important › Press Menu → function key with the  symbol.
notes.
Menus in the main menu for unit setup
This chapter covers the basic settings for the unit. ■ Sound - Sound Settings » page 23
Additional settings are described in the individual menus ■ Screen - Screen settings » page 24
■ Time and date - Time and date settings » page 24
■ Radio ■ Language - Set the unit language
■ Analogue radio reception » page 28
■ Keypad: - Keypad display for text entry » page 24
■ Digital radio reception » page 30
■ Additional keyboard languages - Allows you to enter characters other than
■ Media » page 33 those available for the language selected » page 24
■ Telephone » page 41 ■ Units - Settings for units » page 24
■ Navigation » page 50 ■ Voice control - Voice control settings » page 25
■ Vehicle system settings » page 69 
■ Remove SD card 1 safely - Safe removal of the SD card from slot 1
■ Remove SD card 2 safely - Safe removal of the SD card from slot 2
■ Remove USB device safely - Safe removal of USB source
■ Factory settings - Restore to factory settings » page 25
■ Bluetooth - Settings for the Bluetooth® function » page 25
■ System information - Displays system information
■ Device part number: - Part number of the unit
■ Hardware: - Hardware used
■ Software: - Software version
■ Navigation database: - Version of the navigation data 

■Media codec: - media codec version ■ AUX volume - Sets the volume for the device connected through AUX
■Update software - Update software manually Quiet - Low volume
■
■ Copyright - Information on licences and copyrights is only available in English  Medium - Medium volume
■
Loud - High volume
■
■ Bluetooth audio - Sets the volume of the Bluetooth® device connected
Sound settings ■ Quiet - Low volume
■ Medium - Medium volume
■ Loud - High volume
■ Audio lowering: - Setting the reduction of the volume when park distance
control is active
■ Off - switches off
■ Weak - slight reduction
■ Medium - medium reduction
■ Strong - significant reduction
■ Bass - Mid - Treble - Sets the bass, mid and treble
■ Balance - Fader - Sets the balance between left and right, front and rear
■ Confirmation tone - switches confirmation tone when a function key is pressed
on or off
Fig. 12 Sound Settings / Balance - Fader Settings ■ No navigation sound during call - Switch on/off navigation announcements
during a telephone call (when using a phone connected to the unit)
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 22. ■
■
Subwoofer - Subwoofer volume settings
CANTON advanced setup - Setup of the Canton® sound system
■ Select equaliser sound - Equaliser settings
› Press Menu →  → Sound.
■ Music - Music
■ Volume - Volume settings ■ Speech - Speech
■ Traffic programme(s) - Setting the volume for the Traffic Programmes (TP) ■ Sound focus: - Set the sound perception for different zones in the vehicle in-
■ Nav. announcement - Setting the volume of the navigation announcements. terior
■ Voice control - Sets the volume for voice control ■ Off - Settings apply to the whole vehicle
■ Maximum switch-on volume - Sets the maximum volume after switching on ■ Front - Optimised setting for the front seat occupants
■ Volume adjustment (GALA) - Speed-dependent volume ■ Driver - Optimised setting for the driver
■ Telephone - Sets the telephone volume ■ CANTON surround - virtual Canton® surround system (active during media
■ iPod volume - Sets the volume for the iPod connected playback) 
■ Quiet - Low volume
■ Medium - Medium volume
■ Loud - High volume
Unit settings 23
■ Date format: - Set the date format
Screen settings ■ DD.MM.YYYY - Day - Month - Year
■ YYYY-MM-DD - Year - Month - Day
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 22. ■ MM-DD-YYYY - Month - Day - Year 
› Press Menu →  → Screen.

Keyboard settings
■ Switch off screen (in 10 seconds) - Activate/deactivate energy-saving mode for
■
the screen1)
Brightness level: - Adjusts the brightness of the screen
■ Brightest - brightest level
■ Brighter - brighter level › Press Menu →  → Keyboard:.

■ Medium - medium level
■ ABC - Keys arranged alphabetically
■ Darker - darker level
■ QWERTY - Keys laid out in the QWERTY system (like a computer keyboard lay-
■ Darkest - darkest level
out) 
■ Confirmation tone - switches confirmation tone when a function key is pressed
on or off
■ Show clock in standby mode - Time and date displayed on the screen when the
Setting additional keypad languages
ignition is switched on and the unit is switched off 
Time and date settings

› Press Menu →  → More keyboard languages.
In this menu, the keyboard character layout for the chosen language can be se-
lected, and with this the option for fast entry of the characters used in the selec-
› Press Menu →  → Time and date. ted language.
■ Clock time source: - Type of time settings It is then possible to swap between the languages in the input screen showing a
■ Manual - Manual setting keyboard by pressing  » page 9. 
■ GPS - Take the values from the GPS signal received
■ Time: - Time settings
■ Summer time- Switches summer time adjustment on/off Unit setup
■ Time zone: - Select the time zone
■ Time format: - Set the time format
■ 12 h
■ 24 h
■ Date: - Date settings

› Press Menu →  → Units. 
1) The screen will turn black if it is not activated by approaching, touching the screen or pressing menu
button 2 » Fig. 1 on page 6 within 10 seconds. You can switch the screen back on again by approach-
ing it with your hand, touching it, or using menu knob 2 .

■ Distance: - Distance units ■ Voice control session start tone - Switch on/off the audible signal that is out-
■ km - Kilometres put when voice control is activated
■ mi - Miles ■ Voice control session end tone - Switch on/off the audible signal that is output
■ Speed: - Speed units when voice control is ended
■ km/h - Kilometres per hour ■ Input tone in voice dialogue - Switch on/off the audible signal that is output to
■ mph - Miles per hour signal that voice control is waiting for a command 
■ Temperature: - Temperature units
■ ° - Degrees Celsius
■ ° - Degrees Fahrenheit Restore factory settings
■ Volume: - Volume units
■ l - Litres
■ gal (US) - Gallons (US)
■ gal (UK) - Gallons (UK)
■ consumption: - Consumption units › Press Menu →  → Factory settings.

■ l/100km - Litres per 100 kilometres ■ Restore factory settings - Reset all factory settings
■ km/l - Kilometres per litre ■ Sound - Restore default settings for sound
■ mpg (US) - Miles per gallon (US) ■ Radio - Restore default settings for radio
■ mpg (UK) - Miles per gallon (UK) ■ Vehicle - Restore default settings for the vehicle systems
■ Gas consumption: - Gas consumption units ■ Telephone - Restore default settings for phone
■ kg/100km - Kilograms per 100 km ■ Media - Restore default settings for media
■ km/kg - Kilometres per kilogram ■ Voice control - Restore default settings for voice control
■ m³/100 km - Cubic metres per 100 kilometres ■ Navigation - Restore factory settings
■ km/m³ - Kilometres per cubic metre ■ Bluetooth - Restore default settings for the Bluetooth® function
■ Pressure: - Pressure units for tyre pressure ■ System - Restore the system default settings 
■ kPa - Kilopascal
■ bar - bar
■ psi - Pounds per square inch 
Bluetooth® settings
Voice control settings  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 22.
› Press
 →  → Bluetooth.
First read and observe the introductory information given on page 22. Menu
■ Bluetooth - Bluetooth® function on/off

› Press Menu →  → Voice control. ■ Visibility: - Switch on/off the visibility of the Bluetooth® unit for other devices
■ Visible - Visibility is always on
■ Dialogue style: Setting the dialogue style ■ Hidden - Visibility is off
■ Long - Long dialogue (the system plays complete acoustic messages) ■ At start-up - Turns on visibility for 5 minutes after the ignition is switched on
■ Short - Short dialogue (the system abbreviates some acoustic messages or or until road speed has exceeded 5 km/h
substitutes an acoustic signal) ■ Name: - Open the input screen with keyboard - Change the unit name 
■ Display available commands - Switch on/off the menus containing basic voice
commands when voice control is activated
Unit settings 25
■ Paired devices - Display the list of paired Bluetooth® devices; connect or delete
a paired device; delete the list of paired devices
■ Delete all - Delete all paired Bluetooth® devices
■  - Delete the paired Bluetooth® device
■ Find devices - Searches for available external devices with enabled Bluetooth®
function and activated visibility
■ Bluetooth audio (A2DP/AVRCP) - Switch on/off the connection option for Blue-
tooth® A2DP and AVRCP profiles1) 
1) A2DP and AVRCP are Bluetooth® profiles that support multimedia functions.

Main menu
Audio/Video
Fig. 13
Radio Radio: Main menu
Analogue radio reception
 Introduction
Main menu
Settings
Operation
27
28
28
The device makes the analogue radio reception of FM and AM frequencies possi-
Traffic programme 29 ble. 15 presets (preset stations) are always available for each frequency band.
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important These preset buttons are divided into three memory banks. A list of all available
notes. stations is also available.
Note › Press the button RADIO .
■ Car parks, tunnels, tall buildings or mountains can disrupt the radio signal even Explanation of graphic
causing it to fail completely. A Selected radio station
■ RDS (Radio Data System) is used to transmit station IDs and additional services,
B Function keys used to select a station stored in the preset list (preset sta-
thus enabling automatic station tracking, for example. In the event of sufficiently tions)
satisfactory reception, the suitable RDS radio stations will display the station
name instead of the station frequency.
C Function keys to switch between the memory banks
■ In countries where the RDS (Radio Data System) function is not adequately D Function key used to select the frequency band
supported, we recommend turning off the AF and RDS settings, otherwise they  Choosing a radio station from the list of available stations
can affect the functionality of the radio.  Manual station search using the function keys with the  and  symbols or
■ The AF (alternative frequency) function ensures that the selected station's fre- with the slider
quency with the best reception is set automatically. / Changing channels in the list of available stations or between the stations
■ PI - Program Identification presents a station identification by means of a
stored in the preset buttons » page 28
unique code. This code is not displayed and is used for station and programme
 Radio settings
identification, e.g. when tuning to a different radio station.
■ TP (traffic programme identification) - Traffic information identification - the Symbols in the display
radio station selected broadcasts traffic information (TP signal). 
Symbol Description
 Sound is muted
 Traffic information station 
Radio 27
Symbol Description ■ RDS Regional: - Switch the automatic tracking of related regional stations on/
off
  Station without traffic information ■ Fixed - Keeps to the selected regional station selected continuously. When
A radio station from the list of available stations is a radio station the signal is lost, another regional station must be set manually.

from the preset list (under the station buttons) ■ Automatic - Auto-selects the station with the best reception at the mo-
 Selected radio station ment. If you lose reception the region, the unit will automatically set anoth-
  RDS function is switched off er available region.
■ Auto-save station logos - Automatically save the station logo according to
  AF Alternative frequency is off 
the radio station's PI code 
Settings Operation
› Press RADIO → . Selecting a frequency band

■ Sound - Sound Settings » page 23, Sound settings › Press the RADIO button or the function key D repeatedly.
■ Scan - Auto-play each of the stations that can be received in the current fre- FM - Analogue FM frequency band
quency band for around five seconds. Press again to stop the auto-play function
at the current radio station. AM - Analogue AM frequency band
■ Arrow buttons: - Set the function of the station selection in radio mode DAB - Digital radio frequency band » page 29
■ Preset list - Switch to stored stations only
■ Station list - Switch to all stations in the selected frequency band that can Station scan
currently be received › Press the  function key in the Radio menu.
■ Traffic programme (TP) - Switches traffic programme on/off Storing radio stations in the preset list
■ Delete presets - Deletes the stored stations (preset buttons) › Tune in the desired radio station.
■  - Delete a radio station (preset button)
■  Delete all - Deletes the stored stations (preset buttons)
› Press and hold the corresponding function key B » Fig. 13 on page 27 until you
hear an acoustic signal
■ Station logos - Select a station to which a logo is to be assigned; logo selection
on the CD, SD card or USB disk 1); selecting the logo assigns it to the station se- or
lected › Press and hold the desired station in the list of available stations. (A list of func-
■ Radio text - Radio text display on/off tion keys B will be displayed).
■ Advanced setup - Set an alternative frequency and the RDS
■ Alternative frequency (AF) - Switches the search for alternative frequencies
› Press the corresponding function key B.
for the station currently being played on/off; the screen shows AF off when You can switch between banks with individual preset buttons using the function
this is switched off keys C .
■ Radio Data System (RDS) - Switches the RDS function on/off
When you save the station to a station button, the station is also assigned a logo
from the device memory if the logo for this channel is available in the memory.
(Applies only to FM). 
1) The following image formats are supported: jpg, gif, png, bmp.
28 Audio/Video
Selecting a stored radio station from the preset list
› In the Radio menu, press the function key for the desired preset B . DAB digital radio reception
You can switch between banks with individual preset buttons using the function
keys C .  Introduction
Select radio stations from the list of available stations This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
› Press the  or / function key in the Radio menu and select the station de- Main menu 29
sired. (The Arrow buttons: menu item must be set to Station list » page 28).
Settings 30
 - Update of the list of accessible stations (only in the AM frequency range) Operation 31
The unit will automatically search for radio stations if no list of available stations Station information 31
is present.
Organize radio stations in the list of available stations notes.
The station list can be organized as follows: DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting is the digital transmission of radio programmes
on the basis of the DAB, DAB+ or DMB standards. It allows multiple stations to be
› Alphabet - Sorted alphabetically transmitted in a single frequency in the form of a so-called ensemble. It also al-
› Group - Sorted according to the radio station programme type according to the lows for the transmission of additional data and information (e.g. messages,
PI code broadcast 
sport, weather, warnings, etc.). 
Traffic programme Main menu
Operational readiness of the traffic monitoring system is indicated on the screen

by the letters .
While the system is playing in Media mode, the radio station most recently selec-
ted is still received in the background if it supports traffic information. If a radio
station is set that does not support TP, the most appropriate TP station is set au-
tomatically in the background to continuously receive traffic reports in the media.
  will be shown instead of  if no TP station can be found as there is a problem
with radio reception in general, for instance.
Fig. 14 DAB: Main menu
Note
■ Some radio stations misleadingly identify themselves as TP stations. It is there-
fore not a device error that with such radio stations, no traffic news exists. 
The unit is able to receive DAB digital radio. For DAB, 15 presets (preset buttons)
are always available. These preset buttons are divided into three memory banks.
A list of all receivable DAB station is also available. The device supports the re-
ception of DAB traffic announcements. 
Radio 29
Call up the main menu › Press RADIO →  → Advanced setup.
› Press RADIO → DAB. ■ DAB traffic announcements - Switches DAB announcements on/off
Explanation of graphic ■ Other DAB announcements - Switch other announcements on/off (e.g., warn-
A Selected DAB radio station ings, regional weather, sports reports, financial news)
B Function keys used to select a DAB radio station stored in the list (station
■ DAB - DAB station tracking - Switch automatic DAB station tracking in other
buttons) groups on/off
■ Automatic DAB - FM switching - Switches auto-switching from DAB to the FM
C Function keys to switch between the memory banks
frequency band if the DAB signal is lost on/off
 Choosing a DAB radio station from the list of available stations ■ L-band - Switches automatic DAB station search in L-band on/off1)
 Manual station search using the function keys with the  and  symbols or ■ Auto-save station logos - automatic association of the logo with station detec-
with the slider ted
 Information about the DAB station » page 31
DAB programme tracking
 DAB radio reception settings » page 30 If a DAB station is a member of several ensembles, when the signal is poor, the
Symbols in the display same station is searched in a different ensemble.
Symbol Description Auto-change DAB -FM
 Sound is muted If the DAB signal is poor, the unit will try to find a corresponding FM station for
the DAB station you are currently listening to.
A radio station from the list of available stations is a radio station

from the preset list (under the station buttons) For auto-change to work, the DAB and FM stations must send a sender ID.
 Selected DAB radio station The station name is followed by () while the station is being received on the FM
 DAB signal is unavailable band. The () marker disappears when the relevant DAB station can be received
 DAB radio station with slideshow again.
If a DAB station is also not available in the FM frequency band due to poor recep-
Note tion, the radio will be switched to mute.
In regions without DAB coverage, the  symbol appears in the DAB menu.  If you do not want automatic station change (e.g. when driving through tunnels,
when reception may be lost temporarily), you can deactivate this func-
tion » page 30. 
Settings
The settings menu is identical to that for analogue radio reception » page 28,
Settings. The Advanced Setup menu is different.
1) Different frequency ranges are used for DAB radio reception in different countries. In some countries
DAB radio is available only in the L-band (1452 - 1490 MHz). In other countries, the original TV broad-
casting frequences, or their combinations with the L-band are be used. If you have any problems with
the DAB wireless reception check that DAB Automatic search in L-band is on.
30 Audio/Video
Operation Station information
Fig. 15
Station information
Station scan
› Press RADIO → .
Storing radio stations in the preset list
› Set the desired radio station or press and hold the desired station in the list of
available stations → press and hold the corresponding function key B » Fig. 14
on page 29 until a beep is heard.
You can switch between banks with individual preset buttons using the function
keys C .
When you save the station to a station button, the station is also assigned a logo  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 29.
from the device memory if the logo for this channel is available in the memory. › Press RADIO → DAB → .
Selecting a stored radio station from the preset list ■ Preset list - Display only stored DAB stations
› In the Radio menu, press the function key for the desired preset B . ■ Station info. - Displays DAB station information (e.g., station name, ensemble,
You can switch between banks with individual preset buttons using the function or programme type) with accompanying text (radio text) and images1)
keys C .
■ Radio text - Display radio text
■ Slide show - Display slideshow 
Select radio stations from the list of available stations
› Press the  or / function key in the Radio menu and select the station de-
sired. (The Arrow buttons: menu item must be set to Station list » page 28).
 - Updating list of available stations
The unit will automatically search for radio stations if no list of available stations
is present.
Example of a DAB station list
■ XYZ - an ensemble of DAB stations
■ XYZ - DAB station called XYZ
■ XYZ  - DAB station called XYZ that cannot currently be received
■ XYZ (FM) - DAB station called XYZ that can currently only be received on the
FM band
■ XYZ (DAB) - DAB station called XYZ that can currently only be received in an-
other ensemble of DAB stations 
1) If you touch the screen in the area where information of DAB stations are displayed, the screen will
only display this information. If you touch the screen in the area of the displayed image, only images
will be displayed on the screen.
Radio 31
CAUTION
Media
We recommend that you do not save any important data to CD media, Bluetooth®
players, to an SD memory card or connected external sources. The ŠKODA Partner
Operation is not responsible for losses resulting from the loss of data stored on these me-
dia. 
 Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: Main Menu
Main Menu 32
Media settings 33 Fig. 16
Media: Main menu
Operation 33
Track/folder browser 34
notes.
The device allows you to play audio files in various formats » page 35 and to
connect different source types.
When the source has been connected, the device automatically starts to play au-
dio files in alphabetical order.
The unit can be operated: » page 8
ings on page 32.
› using the buttons on the unit; The device supports audio files in the following formats: mp3, wma, wav, aac,
› using the function keys on the unit screen; m4a, m4b und mp4.
› using the information display.
Only standard size audio CDs (CD-DA) and data CDs (CD-R, CD-RW) can be
played in the internal drive.
WARNING
■ Never place external sources on the dashboard. These could be thrown into
the passenger compartment during sudden driving manoeuvres, injuring the
› Press the button MEDIA .
occupants. Explanation of graphic

■ Never place external sources close to the airbags. They could be thrown into A Information for the current file (e.g. artist, track title)
the passenger compartment when the airbags are deployed, injuring the oc-
B Selected audio source/display of cover art provided that this exists in the
cupants.
file being played (ID3 tag)
■ Never hold external sources in your hand or on your knees while driving.
These could be thrown into the passenger compartment during sudden driv- C Display of track length and remaining time
ing manoeuvres, injuring the occupants. D Select the source
■ Always route the connection cable of the external source so that it does not  Select the file or folder from the list
restrict you when driving.  Media settings » page 33 
32 Audio/Video
Media settings Button Action Operation
 Press briefly Plays the next track from the start
ings on page 32. 
Press button for a
long period of timec)
Fast-forward of the track
› Press MEDIA → .  Press Switch on/off folder repeat

 Press Switch on/off track repeat
■ Sound - Sound settings » page 23, Sound settings
■ Mix/repeat/scan including subfolders - Switches on/off playback of tracks in  Press Switch shuffle on/off - mix mode
mix/repeat/scan (random/repeat/auto-play) modes including subfolders of the  Press Auto-play function for 10 secondsd)
current folder a) Within 5 seconds after the start of the track playback.
■ Bluetooth - Settings for the Bluetooth® function » page 25 b) 5 seconds after the start of playback of the track.
■ Video (files) - Set the parameters of the video being played (brightness, colour, c) The longer the button is pressed, the faster the fast forward/reverse.
contrast, format, standard) from the file d) You can also activate/deactivate the Scan function by pressing menu button 2 » Fig. 1 on page 6.
■ Video (iPod) - Set the parameters of the video being played (brightness, colour,
contrast, format, standard) from the iPod®, iPad® or iPhone® device » page 39 Symbols in the display
■ Traffic programme (TP) - Switches traffic programme on/off Symbol Description
■ External AUX device - Activate/deactivate the input from the external AUX au-
dio source  Sound is muted
■ Remove safely - Safe removal/disconnection of the SD memory card or USB de-  CD
vice  Bluetooth® device
■ SD Card 1
■ SD Card 2 The order of the played back files is determined by the alphabetical order of the
■ USB 1  file names.
Note
Operation
WMA files (Windows Media Audio) can only be played if the copyright is not addi-
tionally protected by the DRM procedure (Digital Rights Management). Such WMA
ings on page 32. data is not supported by the unit. 

Button Action Operation
Play/pause: playback is halted at the current
position and the symbol changes to  -
/ Press
pressing again continues playback from this
point
 Press brieflya) Plays the previous track from the start
 Press brieflyb) Plays the current track from the start
Press button for a Fast-reverse of the track

long period of timec)
Media 33
USB, AUX inputs 38
Track/folder browser
MEDIA IN input 39
Fig. 17
notes.
Track/folder browser
Adjusting the playback volume of the source
The source playback volume can be adjusted by turning the  knob.
The output volume can be changed on the source depending on the source con-
nected. 
Select source
ings on page 32. Fig. 18
Select source
› Press MEDIA → .
Explanation of graphic
A Displays the folder structure, function keys of higher-level folders
B Function keys for the audio source
C Track currently playing 
Sources
 Introduction › Connect the sources desired and press MEDIA → Source.
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: ■  CD - Changes to a CD in the player » page 36
■  USB - Changes to a data medium connected to the USB input » page 38
Select source 34 ■  AUX - Changes to an external source connected to the AUX input » page 38
Supported sources and file formats 35 ■  iPod - Changes to an iPod (iPhone, iPad) connected to the MEDIA IN in-
Requirements and restrictions 36 put » page 39
Bluetooth® player 36 ■  SD card 1 - Changes to a memory card inserted in SD 1 » page 37
CD 36 ■  BT audio - Changes to a Bluetooth® player » page 36 
SD memory card 37
34 Audio/Video
Supported sources and file formats
Audio files Video files

SD memory SD, SDHC, SDXC
card:
CD drive: Audio CD (up to 80 min), CD-R and CD-RW (with a capacity of up to 700 MB)
USB devices: USB stick, USB MP3 player, HDD (without special software)
Supported sources
Specifications USB 1.x and 2.x or more recent supporting USB 2.x (the data transmission speed is then no more than the speed of USB 2.x)
for USB devices: Maximum 480 Mb/s speed rating
Other external Portable player (e.g. iPod®, iPad®, iPhone®, MTP player, Bluetooth® player)
sources:
Data system SD memory FAT16, VFAT, FAT32, exFat, NTFS
The version of the card:
FAT USB stick: FAT16, VFAT, FAT32
(File Allocation Table)
ISO9660, Joliet (Level 1,2,3), UDF 1.x, UDF 2.x
for the connected de-
vice must be in the CD:
following format:
Number of files A maximum of 1000 files can be displayed in the folder list browser or displayed alphabetically from the selected source
MPEG-1/2 (layer Windows Media MPEG-2/4 FLAC, WAW, MPEG-1/2 ISO-MPEG4; ISO-MPEG4 H. Windows Media
Codec type (file for-
3) Audio 7, 8, 9 and OGG DivX 3, 4 and 5; 264 (MPEG4 Video 9
mats)
10 Xvid AVC)
mp3 wma m4a flac mpg avi mp4 wmv
asf m4b wav mpeg divx m4v
File suffix
aac ogg ps mp4 mov
avi m4v
Playlists m3u; pls; wpl; m3u8; asx Function not supported
Bitrate: max. 320 kb/s Bitrate: max. 2000 kb/s
File properties Sampling rate: max. 48 kHz Resolution: max. 720x576 px
Frame rate: max. 25fps (or 30fps when b-frames are used)
Image resolution max. 800x800px. (Jpg, jpeg, png, bmp, gif), subject to Function not supported
Album covers availability, album covers(images on the record covers) are displayed
from the media devices 
Media 35
Requirements and restrictions Note
Note any pairing requests shown in the Bluetooth® player.

■
First read and observe the introductory information given on page 34.
■ You only need to enter the PIN code once. Bluetooth devices that have already
been paired are connected to the unit automatically when they are in range.
› The unit has been tested with most products and media available on the mar- ■ It is possible to pair several Bluetooth® players with the unit. However, only one
kets. However, it is possible that some devices, media or files will be unreadable player can be active at one time.
or unplayable. ■ The A2DP and AVRCP (1.0 - 1.3) Bluetooth protocols are supported.
› Audio and video files are subject to copyright. Files that are protected by Digital ■ We recommend adjusting the volume on the portable player to the maximum
Rights Management (DRM) technology cannot be played back by the media level.
drive. ■ The volume can also be adjusted by setting the input sensitivity of the unit for
› The more files, folders and playlists on a storage medium, the longer it will take Bluetooth® Player » page 23, Sound settings
to save the audio and video files. It is advantageous to create subfolders with ■ The media functions supported depend on the Bluetooth® player concerned. 
files (e.g., by artist or album names) to save time when storing the data. It will
take more time to store the data during import.
› The name of the artist, the album and the title of the file being played can be CD
displayed if the information is available as an ID3 tag. If no ID3 tag is available,
only the folder name is displayed.
› WMA files (Windows Media Audio) can only be played if the copyright is not ad-
ditionally protected by the DRM procedure (Digital Rights Management). Such
WMA data is not supported by the unit.
› We recommend playing MP3 files compressed to a bitrate of at least 160 kb/s
for good sound reproduction. For audio files with variable bitrates, the indicated
remaining playback time does not correspond to the actual remaining playback
time.
› The correct display of country-specific characters (e.g. ID3 tag information) can-
not always be guaranteed. 
Fig. 19 CD slot
Bluetooth® player
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 34.  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 34.
The CD slot is located in the glove box on the front passenger side.
The device can make a wireless connection to a Bluetooth® player. Inserting/ejecting a CD
› Pairing the Bluetooth® player with the unit » page 43. › Insert a CD into the CD slot with the label facing up until it is automatically
› A fast pairing process is possible if the Bluetooth® player supports it. Confirm drawn in. Playback starts automatically.
any PIN code displayed on the screen of the Bluetooth® player or on the unit's › Press the  button - the CD is ejected.
screen. If the ejected disc is not taken out within 10 seconds, it will be retracted again for
› The media is started and operated via the portable player or via the unit, de- safety reasons. However, the unit will not change to the CD source. 
pending on the device used.
36 Audio/Video
■ Never clean a dirty CD in a circular motion, but instead work from the inside out.
WARNING
Use a soft, lint-free cloth. For heavy soiling, we recommend that you clean the CD
The CD player is a laser product. At the date of manufacture, this unit was with a commercially available CD cleaner and allow it to dry.
classified as a class 1 laser product in accordance with the international stand- ■ It is possible under certain circumstances that copyright-protected CDs and
ards EN 60825-1: 2008-05 and DHHS Rules 21 CFR, Subchapter J. The laser home-burnt CDs will not be played back at all or only in a limited way.
used in this class 1 laser product is so weak that there is no risk of danger ■ The national copyright laws that apply in your country must be observed.
when operated correctly. This product is designed so that the laser is restric- ■ The CD player does not contain parts that need to be serviced or repaired. Visit
ted to the inside of the unit. However, the installed laser could be classified in a ŠKODA Service Partner if your CD player is faulty. 
a higher class were the housing to be removed. For this reason, never remove
the housing of the unit.
SD memory card
CAUTION
■ Never insert CDs labelled “Do not insert in drives without a tray” into the inter-
nal drive or use “EcoDiscs” in the internal drive.
■ There is a time delay of a few seconds after the  button is pressed before the
CD is ejected. The lock in front of the CD slot is open during this time.
■ Be sure to wait until the CD has been fully ejected before you try to insert a new
CD. Otherwise you can damage the drive inside the unit.
■ If the CD is physically damaged, is not readable or is inserted incorrectly, the fol-
lowing message is displayed: Error: CD. Check the CD and insert properly into the
drive. If the message is displayed again, try using another CD or visit a ŠKODA
Service Partner if necessary. Fig. 20 SD card slot
■ Outside temperatures that are either too high or too low might cause the unit
to be temporarily unavailable. The changer is equipped with a thermostat to pro-
tect the CD and the laser.
■ If the inside temperature of the device is too high, no CDs will be accepted. The
unit switches to the last active menu. The device makes it possible to play audio files from the SD memory card.
■ Never use liquids such as petrol, paint thinner or record cleaner to clean the sur-
The SD memory card slots are located in the glove compartment on the front pas-
face of the CD - this may cause damage. senger side.
■ Never expose the CD to direct sunlight.
■ Only write on the CD with suitable pens. Inserting an SD memory card
■ Do not stick anything to the CD. › Push the SD memory card into the memory card slot with the slanted edge to
the front and to the right until it “locks” into place. Playback starts automatical-
Note ly.
■Uneven road surfaces and strong vibrations may cause the CD to jump. Removing an SD memory card
■In cold weather or after rain showers, moisture (condensate) may deposit in the Depending on equipment fitted:
unit. This can lead to playback jumps or impair the play function. Wait until the › Press SETUP → Remove SD card 1 safely or Remove SD card 2 safely.
moisture has evaporated if this happens. › Press the inserted SD memory card. The SD memory card “jumps” to the eject
position. 
Media 37
SD memory card empty or data not readable A data carrier or system can be connected to the USB or AUX inputs either direct-
If an SD memory card is inserted, on which no or no readable data is stored, then ly or through a connection cable from the ŠKODA range of original accessories.
nothing is played back from the SD memory card.
Adjusting the playback volume of the source
Due to differing quality requirements from different card manufacturers, it is not Depending on the connected source, it is also possible to adjust the input sensi-
always possible to guarantee the playback from SD memory cards. tivity setting on the AUX input » page 23, Sound settings .
It may not be possible to play some or all files on the SD memory card, or their AUX input
playback may be limited. External audio sources connected to the AUX input cannot be operated through
your unit.
CAUTION
The standard 3.5 mm jack plug is used for the AUX input. If the external audio
■ Only use one-part SD memory cards. If using an SD memory card with an adapt- source does not have this jack plug, you must use an adapter.
er (multipart SD memory cards), vehicle vibrations can cause the SD memory card
can fall out of the adapter while driving, and individual card parts can remain USB input
stuck in the device. External audio sources connected to the USB input cannot be operated through
■ We recommend using SD memory cards of class 4 and higher. This guarantees your unit.
the fastest possible access to the audio files. Proceed as follows before removing the USB device:
■ Always store the SD cards in suitable cases to protect them from dirt, dust and
other forms of damage.  › Press MENU →  → Remove USB device safely.
Do not use USB extension cables or adapters. These can impair the function of
the device.
USB, AUX inputs
USB hubs are not supported.
The USB input can be used to charge the batteries of most devices that allow
Fig. 21 charging via USB.
USB and AUX inputs
CAUTION
The AUX input must only be used for audio sources!
Note
■ If an external audio source is connected to the AUX input, which is equipped
with an adapter for external power supply, the sound may be impaired. This de-
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 34. pends on the quality of the adapter which is used.
■ See the owner's manual of the specific manufacturer for operating the external
audio source. 
The device allows you to play audio files from USB storage devices, as well as ex-
ternal devices connected to the analogue AUX input.
The USB and AUX inputs are located above the storage compartment in the front
centre console » Fig. 21.
38 Audio/Video
■ AV standard: 1)- Video standard settings
MEDIA IN input ■ Automatic - Automatic selection of standard
■ PAL - Select the coding standard for the PAL colour signal (phase alternating
Fig. 22 line)
MEDIA IN input ■ NTSC - Select the coding standard for the NTSC colour signal (National Televi-
sion System(s) Committee)
Note
■ Some options provided by the iPod®, iPhone® or iPad® devices, such as the abili-
ty to rate tracks or add them to an “on-the-go” playlist, are not supported.
■ Some options provided by the iPod®, such as Cover Flow® or video playback, are
only available when a red extension cable is used.
■ Consult the operating instructions for your iPod®, iPhone® or iPad® device for
important information concerning its operation. We recommend that you regularly
update the software of external sources.
The device allows you to play audio and video files from an external, device con- ■ The volume of the connected device can also be customized by adjusting the in-
nected to the MEDIA-IN input. put sensitivity for the MEDIA IN input » page 23, Sound settings. 
External sources such as iPod®, iPad® or iPhone® connected to the MEDIA IN input
can be operated through your unit.
Extension cables to connect external sources are available from ŠKODA original
accessories.
The unit starts charging the battery of the iPod®, iPhone® or iPad® device once
the device is connected using the extension cable and provided that the ignition
is switched on.
Sort tracks from a connected device (iPod®, iPad® or iPhone®)
› Video (only available if a red adapter is used) - Video playlists, films, music vid-
eos, TV shows, video podcasts, rented films.
› Music - Playlists, artists, albums, tracks, podcasts, genres, composers, audio
books.
Video setup
› Press MEDIA →  → Video (iPod).
■ Screen – Adjust the brightness, contrast, and colour of the video (during play-
back in NTSC standard - option for colour adjustment)
■ Format: - Set the screen width/height ratio
1) The same standard must be selected in the external source. An incorrectly adjusted AV standard can
result in inadequate playback quality. The unit outputs no picture at all, or only renders it in black and
white.
Media 39
The Telephone menu is available when the following conditions are met:
Telephone  The ignition is switched on.
 The Bluetooth® function on the device is switched on.
Communication After the device is switched on, the system attempts to connect to the most re-
cently connected mobile phone1).
Telephones and two-way radio systems WARNING

■ The national regulations for using a mobile phone in a vehicle must be ob-
 Introduction served.
■ If a mobile phone or a two-way radio system is operated in a vehicle without
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: an external aerial or an external aerial which has been installed incorrectly,
Main menu 41 this can increase the strength of the electromagnetic field inside the vehicle.
■ Two-way radio systems, mobile phones or mounts must not be installed on
Settings 41
airbag covers or within the immediate deployment range of the airbags.
Problems with the Telephone function 42 ■ Never leave a mobile phone on a seat, on the dash panel or in another area,
Phonebox 42 from which it can be thrown during a sudden braking manoeuvre, an accident
The device allows for a wireless connection to the mobile phone. Your mobile or a collision - risk of injury.
phone can be operated from this unit. ■ During air transport of the vehicle, the Bluetooth® function must be switch-
ed off by a specialist company.
notes.
CAUTION
ŠKODA permits the operation of mobile phones and two-way radio systems with
a professionally installed external aerial and a maximum transmission power of The range of the Bluetooth® connection to the hands-free system is limited to
up to 10 watts. the vehicle interior. The range is dependent on local factors, e.g. obstacles be-
Please refer to a ŠKODA Service Partner for information about the possibilities of tween the devices and mutual interferences with other devices. If your mobile
installing and operating mobile phones and two-way radio systems that have a phone is in a jacket pocket, for example, this can lead to difficulties when estab-
transmission power of more than 10 W. lishing a connection with the device or transferring data.
Operating mobile phones or two-way radio systems may interfere with the func- Note
tionality of the electronic systems in your vehicle.
We recommend that the installation of mobile phones and two-way radio sys-
The reasons for this are as follows:
tems in a vehicle be carried out by a ŠKODA Service Partner. 
› no external aerial;
› external aerial incorrectly installed;
› transmission power greater than 10 watts.
1) With some phones, it is necessary to set the connection to the device as "authorised" in order for the
automatic connection to be successful. If this is not set, the system will prompt you for a confirma-
tion each time you attempt to connect to the mobile phone.
40 Telephone
Main menu Symbol Description
 Missed call
Fig. 23  Current call
Phone: Main menu a) This function is only supported by some mobile phones. 
Settings
ings on page 40.
› Press the button PHONE →.
ings on page 40.
Menu with the telephone menu settings
■ Select telephone - Search for available telephones/list of paired telephones/se-
lect telephone
■ Find telephone - Search for a mobile phone
› Press the button PHONE . ■ Bluetooth - Bluetooth® settings » page 25
If a mobile phone is connected to the device, the telephone mode main menu is ■ User profile - User profile settings
displayed » Fig. 23. ■ Manage favourites - Assign function keys to allow speed dialling of contacts;
you can also add and delete contacts here
Explanation of graphic ■ Enter voicemail number here - Enter the phone number of the voicemail
A Name of the mobile network provider ■ Prefix: - Switch on/off the option to assign a prefix to a telephone number.
B Name of the connected mobile phone/function key used to search for a Once this function is activated, the button for adding a prefix will be displayed
mobile phone or list of paired mobile phones with the symbol  in some menus.
C Speed dial favourite telephone numbers » page 45 ■ Enter here - Enter the prefix of a phone number
 Direct entry of a phone number » page 45 ■ Sort by: - Sort the order of the phonebook
■ Surname - Sort by contact name
 Display the phonebook » page 46
■ Forename - Sort by contact's first name
 Display the call list (if there are new calls, the number of missed calls is ■ Import contacts. - Starts update of the phone book; the number of imported
shown next to the symbol ) » page 47
contacts and number of contacts stored in the phone is displayed
 Menu Settings Phone » page 41 ■ Delete other user profiles - Delete other user profiles (contacts, order of calls,
Symbols in the display call lists, speed dial buttons assigned to contacts)
■ Reverse order of call lists - Changes the order of calls in the call list from the
Symbol Description oldest to the most recent calls, and vice versa
 Charge status of the phone batterya) ■ Reminder: Don't forget mobile phone. - Switch on/off the reminder for a con-
 Signal strengtha) nected telephone when the ignition is switched off and the ignition key is re-
moved (or the ignition is turned off and the driver's door opened in the case of
 Roaming (before the name of the mobile network provider)a) vehicles with the KESSY system) 
Communication 41
■ Select ring tone - Selects the ring tone if the connected mobile phone does not
support the in-band ringing function1)
Phonebox
■ Show pictures for contacts - Switch on/off the display of the image assigned to
the contact in the mobile phone2) 
Problems with the Telephone function
ings on page 40.
If there are problems with the availability of the network or with the Bluetooth®
function, the following messages appear on the device display screen.
Message Description Fig. 24 Front centre console: Phonebox

The mobile phone searches for availa-
Network search...
No network
ble GSM networks.
The mobile phone is not connected to
ings on page 40.
the GSM network. The Phonebox amplifies the telephone signal. On the base plate there is an in-
The mobile phone network operator duction panel connected to the roof antenna. When the mobile phone is inserted
The SIM card is not working. Please has rejected the connection (e.g. not into the Phonebox, the phone signal increases in strength by about 20%. This re-
contact your network provider. enough mobile phone credit, SIM card duces the level of phone battery discharge and the electromagnetic radiation in-
blocked, roaming not available). side the vehicle.
Bluetooth® is switched off in the Setup Inserting the mobile phone into the Phonebox
(X) Bluetooth profile is currently un-
available.
menu. Select Yes to switch Bluetooth® › Press on the edge of the lid A in the direction of the arrow, and open the stor-
on. age compartment.
To use the Bluetooth function, please
Switch on the ignition.
› Place the mobile phone in the storage compartment B with its back on the in-
switch the ignition on. duction panel.
Please switch on Bluetooth. Switch on the Bluetooth® function. › Press on the edge of the lid A in the opposite direction from the arrow, and
close the storage compartment » .
Connect the mobile phone with the de-
No Bluetooth devices paired. The Phonebox cannot be used as an alternative to connecting the mobile phone
vice. 
with the device.
WARNING
For safety reasons, the storage compartment must always be closed when
driving. 
1) The in-band ringing function makes it possible to use the ring tone of your phone as the ring tone.
2) This function is only supported by some mobile phones.
42 Telephone
Symbol Description
Connect to the device
 Bluetooth® players (Bluetooth® profiles A2DP and AVRCP)b)
 Introduction Bluetooth® player connected to the unit via Bluetooth® pro-


files A2DP and AVRCPb)
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: a) HFP is a Bluetooth® profile that supports the functionality of the hands-free system.
b) A2DP and AVRCP are Bluetooth® profiles that support multimedia functions.
Pairing procedure from the device 43
Pairing procedure from the mobile phone 44
Fast connection to another paired mobile phone 44
Note
Automatic connection 44 The maximum number of the paired devices is 20. If a new device is paired after
Disconnection 45 the maximum number has been reached, the paired device that was least recent-
ly used will be automatically deleted. 
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4.
To connect a mobile phone with the device, the two devices must be paired.
Pairing procedure from the device
The pairing can be initiated from the device or from the mobile phone.
Prerequisites for successful pairing:
 The ignition is switched on.
 The Bluetooth® function for the mobile phone is switched on » page 25. › Press the button PHONE .
 The Bluetooth® function for the mobile phone is switched on. Where the mobile phone has been paired but the automatic connection is unsuc-
 The visibility of the mobile phone is switched on » page 25. cessful, check that the mobile phone's Bluetooth® function is switched on and
 The visibility of the mobile phone is switched on. that the device is visible.
 During the pairing process, no other mobile phone may be connected with Press the function key B » Fig. 23 on page 41 to check whether the Bluetooth®
the device. device is included in the list of paired devices.
 The devices are paired with each other » page 43. If no mobile phone is connected to the device, the message Please find and con-
 When pairing from the mobile phone, follow the instructions in the owner's nect a mobile telephone is displayed.
manual of the mobile phone.
If a mobile phone is connected to the device, press the button B » Fig. 23 on
The device is indicated as SKODA_BT_wxyz in the Bluetooth® device to be con- page 41.
nected. wxyz is replaced with the last four symbols of the VIN code of your vehi-
cle. You can change the name of the device » page 25. › Press Find telephone.
At the end of the search, the display shows the message Device search finished.
Possible symbols in the list of found or paired devices
Symbol Description › At the end of the search, or even during the search, press the button Results.
Devices that support the functionality of the hands-free sys- The system displays a list of found Bluetooth® devices. (If you do not press the
 button Results, the system displays the list after 25 seconds).
tem (Bluetooth® profile HFP)a)
Devices that are connected to the device via Bluetooth® pro- › Select the mobile phone that you want to pair.

file HFPa) › Confirm the pairing request on the mobile phone.
Next, depending on the type of the mobile phone: 
Communication 43
› Enter the PIN code shown on the unit display into the mobile phone within 30 Fast connection to another paired mobile phone
seconds
or
› Confirm the PIN code shown on the display of the mobile phone in the unit and  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 43.
the mobile phone, within 30 seconds. If you want to connect the device to another paired mobile phone, the existing
If the mobile phone supports the Bluetooth® profile A2DP or AVRCP, your mobile connection does not have to be terminated. The connection to the existing mo-
phone might prompt you to pair the phone as a Bluetooth® player. bile phone is automatically terminated by connecting to another mobile phone.
If the search failed, check whether the prerequisites for a successful coupling › In the PHONE main menu, press the function key B » Fig. 23 on page 41.
have been fulfilled » page 4. A list of up to four previously connected mobile phones will appear.
During the search, the system displays a list of function keys: › Select the paired mobile phone to be connected with the device.
■  - Cancel the search › Confirm the connection by pressing Replace.
■ Help - Display help If the desired mobile phone did not appear in the list of the four previously con-
■ Results - Display the search results as they become available. Here, you can se- nected mobile phones and is not in the resulting list of paired devices, then the
lect a found Bluetooth® device before the search has completed. 
mobile phone must be paired with the device » page 43. 
Pairing procedure from the mobile phone Automatic connection
When pairing from the mobile phone, follow the instructions in the owner's man- After the device is switched on, the system attempts to connect1) to the most re-
ual of the mobile phone. cently connected mobile phone 2). If the connection cannot be established, the
› Have the mobile phone search for available Bluetooth® devices. system will attempt to connect to other previously connected phones, one by
› Select the device in the list of Bluetooth® devices. one.
Depending on the type of the mobile phone: The message connection being established automatically.... appears on the
screen during the automatic connection process.
› Enter a minimum 4 digit PIN code and confirm it;
› Within 30 seconds, enter the same PIN code on the screen of the unit If the phone was not found, the message Please search for and connect to a mo-
bile telephone appears on the screen. 
or
› Confirm the PIN code shown on the unit screen in the mobile phone and the
unit within 30 seconds.
You can cancel the pairing at any time by pressing Cancel. 
1) Provided that the ignition and the Bluetooth® function are switched on.
2) With some phones, it is necessary to set the connection to the device as "authorised" in order for the
automatic connection to be successful. If this is not set, the system will prompt you for a confirma-
tion each time you attempt to connect to the mobile phone.
44 Telephone
Assigning a phone number
Disconnection › Press a function key for the speed dial C » Fig. 23 on page 41 that is not as-
signed.
The unit displays the phone book.
The mobile phone connection with the device can be terminated as follows. › If necessary, enter one of the contact numbers for the desired telephone con-
tact.
› By removing the ignition key (or switching off the ignition and opening the driv-
er's door in vehicles with the KESSY system). You can also assign a phone number in the phone menu » page 41.
› By disconnecting the hands-free system or switching off the Bluetooth® func- Selecting a stored speed dial
tion on the mobile phone.
› By switching off the Bluetooth® function in the unit » page 25. › Press the desired function key for the speed dial C » Fig. 23 on page 41.
› By disconnecting or deleting the paired device from the list of paired devi- Changing a stored speed dial
ces » page 25.  › Press the desired function key for the speed dial C » Fig. 23 on page 41 for lon-
ger.
The unit displays the phone book.
Telephone functions
› If necessary, enter one of the contact numbers for the desired telephone con-
tact.
 Introduction You can also make the change in the phone menu » page 41.
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: Removing a phone number
Speed dialling a phone number 45 › Press the symbol key  → User profile → Manage favourites.
Direct entry of a phone number 45 › Press the function key for the speed dial. 
Phone book 46
Call-lists 47 Direct entry of a phone number
Telephone conversation 47
Conference 47
Fig. 25
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4.  Direct entry of a phone number
Speed dialling a phone number
You can use the speed dial function keys C » Fig. 23 on page 41 to dial previously
assigned telephone numbers instantly.
There are five function keys available.  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 45.
› Press the button PHONE →. 
Communication 45
A screen appears to enter the phone number » Fig. 25. The first 200 contacts along with the contact data, including the picture associ-
ated with the contact, are downloaded onto the device memory 4) .
You can select the following functions:
 Delete the digit Each time the mobile phone has established a new connection with the device,
the relevant phone book will be updated.
 Dial the entered number1)
 - Add a prefix2) if this option has been set in the phone settings » page 41 During the update, the phone book which was stored after the last completed up-
 Entering a number using the voice control » page 14 date will be available. Newly stored telephone numbers are only shown after the
updating has ended.
The input screen also functions as an alphanumeric keypad that you can use to
search for contacts in the phonebook. If an error occurs while loading the phone book, the message Import failed.
Please try again and check whether the BT device (X) allows connections.
For example, if you enter 32, the unit will display contacts with the letter se-
quence DA, FA, EB, etc. You can start the update manually with a function in the phone menu .» page 41
Select the desired contact by pressing the corresponding function key.  Find contact
Press the button Find to open the input screen with keypad to search in the pho-
nebook » page 9.
Phone book Select contact
Press the function key for the desired contact to dial the telephone number.
Where a contact contains several telephone numbers, the system displays a
menu containing the telephone numbers for the contact.
› Press the button PHONE →.
Contact details
The internal phonebook provides 2 000 free memory locations. Each contact can Press  to display the contact details. 
contain up to 5 telephone numbers.
Downloading and updating the phone book
Upon first connection of the mobile phone with the device, the system begins to
download the phone book from the phone and from the SIM card3) into the mem-
ory of the control unit.
If the phonebook downloaded from the mobile phone contains more than
2 000 contacts, loading is stopped and the message Contacts not completely im-
ported appears on the screen. Only the already downloaded contacts will be
available.
1) If not number is entered, the last dialled number  will be displayed after you press the symbol key.
2) If the addition of a prefix option is switched on, but the prefix is not entered in the phone settings,
the last dialled number will be displayed in the input field after you press the symbol key. If the pre-
fix has been defined and a number has been entered in the input line, the prefix will be added before
the telephone number and the system will attempt to establish a connection when you press the
symbol key.
3) Some mobile phones do not support downloading of contacts from the SIM card.
46 Telephone
You can select the following functions:
Call-lists
■  - Answer the incoming call
■  - Ignore the incoming call (mute ring tone)
Fig. 26 ■  - Reject the incoming call
Call lists ■ Caller picture - Display caller details
Current call
During a current call, the screen displays the phone number or contact name and
the call duration.
Depending on the context, you can select the following functions:
■  - Hold the call
■  - Switch off the microphone
 - Switch on the microphone
■  - End the call
■ Picture of caller or called party - Display caller details or details of the called par-
› Press the button PHONE →. ty 
The system displays a call list » Fig. 26.

A Function key used to select the display Conference
› All - List of all calls
› Missed. - List of missed calls
› Dialled Nos. - List of dialled numbers
› Received calls - list of received calls
The conference is a shared call with between three and six participants.
B Dial a number with a defined prefix » page 41, Settings
C Display the screen to input and adjust the telephone number before dialling Start a conference/invite additional participants
D Display the contact details › During a call or conference, make the next call.
› During the new call, press  .
Press the function key for a desired contact or telephone number to start dialling. 
During a conference
Depending on the context, you can select the following functions:
Telephone conversation ■  - Hold a conference - leave the conference temporarily (the conference con-
tinues in your absence)
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 45. ■  - Return to the held conference
■  - Switch off the microphone
■  - Switch on the microphone
Outgoing call
■  - End the conference
While connecting, the screen displays the phone number or contact name.
■ Conference symbol - Display conference details
Press  to cancel the connecting process.
Conference details
Incoming call During a conference, press the conference symbol to display a list of other confer-
During the ring tone of the incoming call, the screen displays the phone number ence participants. 
or contact name.
Communication 47
Depending on your type of mobile phone, you can perform the following func-
tions:
■ Participants - Display details of participants
■  - Talk to a participant separately of the conference
■  - End the call to a conference participant 
48 Telephone
WARNING
Navigation
■ Information about traffic lights, stop and right of way signs, parking and
stopping restrictions as well as lane constrictions and speed restrictions is not
Operating instructions for the navigation taken into account for navigation by the unit.
■ Always adjust the driving speed to the road, traffic and weather conditions.
system ■ The navigation announcement provided may vary from current situations,
e.g. due to road works or out-of-date navigation data.
■ The volume should be adjusted to ensure that acoustic signals from outside,
Preface e.g. sirens from vehicles which have the right of way, such as police, ambu-
lance and fire brigade vehicles, can be heard at all time.
 Introduction
CAUTION
In some countries, some unit features can no longer be selected when the vehicle
Main menu 49
is running faster than a certain speed. This is not a malfunction, but complies with
Navigation data 50 the national legal regulations. 
notes.
Main menu
The unit uses the GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite system for navigation.
The satellite signal allows you to determine your current vehicle position.
Fig. 27
If the unit is outside the range of the GPS satellite signal (e.g. in dense vegeta- Main menu Navigation
tion, in tunnels, parking garages, etc.), the unit navigates only with restrictions
using on-vehicle sensors.
Navigation is done:
› via graphic instructions in the screen and in the information display;
› via voice guidance.
The navigation unit can be operated:
› using the buttons on the unit » page 49;
› using the function keys in the unit screen » page 49;
› using voice control » page 14.
› using the information display » page 13.  First read and observe the introductory information and safety warn-
ings on page 49.
› Press NAV .
The last opened navigation menu opens
If a menu other than the main menu » Fig. 29 on page 53 is opened, the main
menu can be opened by pressing NAV again. 
Operating instructions for the navigation system 49

Function keys of the navigation menu: For more information on updating the data, please visit the ŠKODA website or
contact a ŠKODA Partner.
Button Description
enter new destination or display routine informa- The version of the navigation data for maps can be found in the navigation set-
 tings NAV →  → Version information.
tion » page 57
 Display the My destinations menu » page 59 Card has been damaged or lost
 Enter/search for a POI » page 60 If the SD memory card with the navigation data has been damaged or lost, a new
card can be obtained from ŠKODA original accessories. The navigation data can be
 Set up map and additional window display » page 52
loaded only on the original card. 
 Set the navigation menu » page 50 
Navigation data Navigation settings
 Introduction
Main menu settings 50
Route options 51
Map 51
Fuel options 51
Navigation announcements 52
Advanced setup 52
Sorting contacts, Input home address and delete destinations 52
Fig. 28 SD memory card slot
ings on page 49.
notes. 
Navigation data source Main menu settings

You received the SD memory card with navigation data together with the unit.
For the navigation system to function correctly, the card must be inserted in the
SD2 slot » Fig. 28 for the entire navigation procedure  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 50.
Insert a memory card » page 37. Call up the main menu
Data update › In the main menu, press Navigation.

The navigation data should be updated at regular intervals. Setting:
Navigation data is subject to constant changes (such as new streets, changes of ■ Route options - Set the parameters for route calculation » page 51
street names and house numbers), and this can become out of date over time. For ■ Map - setting of the map display » page 51
this reason, the guidance may be inaccurate or incorrect. ■ Fuel options - Select preferred fuel station, switch on/off reminder of low fuel
level warning with the possibility to find the nearest fuel station » page 51 
50 Navigation
■ Nav. announcement - Set navigation announcements » page 52
■ Advanced settings - Display additional information » page 52
Map
■ Manage memory - Sort contacts, enter your home address, and delete destina-
■
tions » page 52
Import destinations - Import custom destinations previously pre-  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 50.
pared » page 60 › In the main navigation menu, press  → map.

■ Version information - View the current version of the navigation data 
■ Day/night: -Selection of map display colour
■ Day - coloured
Route options ■ Night - in shades of grey
■ Automatic - changes the map display colour to match the time of day
 Autozoom - switches on/off the automatic zoom in/out of the map display
First read and observe the introductory information given on page 50. ■
while driving » page 53
■ Show traffic signs - switches on/off the display of traffic signs
› In the main navigation menu, press  → route options. ■ Select categories for POIs - selects POIs to be displayed in the map from a list
of available POIs (max. 10 POIs) » page 63
■ Suggest 3 alternative routes - Switch on/off manual selection of the route type
■ Show brands for POIs - switches on/off the display company logos at the POIs
(economical, fast, short) » page 64
■ Show favourites - switches on/off the display of favourites
■ Route: - Automatic selection of the preferred route type (manual route selec-
■ Lane guidance - switches on/off the display of a window with the recommen-
tion is switched off)
■ Economical - the most economical route with shortest travelling time and dis- ded lane for complicated intersections » page 66 
tance travelled – displayed in green

■ Fast - the fastest route to the destination, even if a detour is necessary - dis-
played in red
Fuel options
■ Short - the shortest route to the destination, even if a longer travelling time is
■
required - displayed in orange
Dynamic route - switches on/off dynamic route calculation using TMC traffic re-  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 50.
ports » page 66 › In the main navigation menu, press  → Fuel options.

■  Avoid motorways - switches on/off the use of motorways in the route calcu-
lation ■ Select preferred fuel station - Selects your preferred fuel station brand (the se-
■  Avoid ferries and motorail trains - switches on/off avoidance of ferries and lected station brand will be displayed on the first positions of the list of nearest
motorail trains fuel stations found)
■  Avoid toll roads - switches on/off the use of toll roads in the route calcula- ■ Fuel warning - Switches on/off the display of the warning message for low on
tion fuel Warning: Fuel tank almost empty. Would you like to find a fuel station
■  Avoid tunnels - switches on/off the use of tunnels for which tolls have to nearby? If the message appears in the unit screen, the system offers the fol-
paid in the route calculation lowing features:
■ Cancel - Closes the window with the warning report
■  Avoid roads requiring road tax disk display - switches on/off the use of
■ Search - Searches for the nearest fuel station 
roads requiring road tax disk display (with a valid road tax disk) in the route cal-
culation
■ Road tax disks available - displays the list of roads requiring road tax disk dis-
play 

Navigation announcements Sorting contacts, Input home address and delete destinations
› In the main navigation menu, press  → Navigation announcements. › In the main navigation menu, press  → Manage memory.
■ Volume - Sets the volume of the navigation announcements ■ Sort by: - Sort contacts downloaded from a connected phone
■ No voice guidance during call - Switches on/off navigation announcements ■ Surname - Sorts by contact name
during a telephone call (using a phone connected to the hands-free sys- ■ Forename - Sort by contact's first name
tem » page 40)  ■ Define home address - Displays/enters/edits the home address
■ Current position. Current position - Sets the home address to the current po-
sition
Advanced setup ■ Address - Enters a new address » page 60. If the home address has already
been entered, the following is displayed:
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 50. ■  - Reduces map display
■  - Enlarges map display
■ Edit - Edits the home address
› In the main navigation menu, press  → Advanced setup. ■ Delete user data - Selects the data to be deleted (the selected data is deleted
■ Time display: Selects the time to be displayed in the status line by pressing Delete)
■ ETA - displays the expected time to destination ■ Last destinations - Deletes the list of last destinations
■ Travelling time - Displays the expected travelling time to the destination ■ Destination memory - Deletes the list of stored destinations
■ Status line: Displays information about your selected destination in the status ■ Entered towns - Deletes the list of entered towns
line ■ Home address - Deletes the set home address
■ Destination - Displays information about the length and duration of the guid- ■ Flag destinations - Deletes the flag destination 
ance to the destination

■ Stopover - Displays information about the length and duration of the guid-
ance to the stopover Map operation
■ Note: national border crossed - Switch on/off the display of the information
window with speed limits when crossing the national border
■ Demo mode - Switches on/off guidance in demo mode  Introduction
■ Define demo mode starting point - Enters the starting point for preliminary
route calculation in demo mode This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
■ Cancel Cancels the entry Introductory information 53
■ Position - Selects the current vehicle position as the starting point
Setting of the map display 53
■ Address - Selects an address as the starting point 
Operation 53
Traffic signs 54
notes. 
52 Navigation
The following items are displayed:
Introductory information ›  - 2D - current vehicle position in the 2D map display
›  - 3D - current vehicle position in the 3D map display
Fig. 29 ›  - Destination display in the map (appears after route calculation)
Map display: Main menu ›  - Display of the route to the destination (only displayed after the route has
been calculated)
› Day/night - Changes the map display in colour or in shades of grey
› Split screen - Switches the split screen on/off in the map » page 54 
Operation
Moving the map
› Press NAV . The map can be moved in any direction by touching it with your finger and drag-
ging it on the screen in the desired direction.
The last opened navigation menu opens
Changing the scale
If a menu other than the main menu » Fig. 29 is opened, the main menu can be › with the menu button 2 » Fig. 1 on page 6;
opened by pressing NAV again. › by touching the screen with two fingers and pulling the fingers together or
Explanation of graphic apart
A Map Function keys and map display symbols
B Traffic sign symbol » page 54 ■  - change in map alignment depending on context
■ 2d map display - the map turns and the arrow showing the direction of travel
C Current vehicle position
C » Fig. 29 on page 53 points towards the upper edge of the screen, or North
D Status bar » page 52
points to the upper edge of the screen and arrow C points in the direction of
E POI icons » page 63 
travel
■ 3D map display - the map turns and the arrow showing the direction of travel
C points towards the upper edge of the screen (if the map scale is larger
Setting of the map display than 100 km, the map points to the North).
■  - By touching, the map is aligned with the vehicle position (for example, the
function key is displayed when moving the map)
■  - The number located below the symbol indicates the elevation1)
› In the main menu, press Navigation. ■  - By pressing the button, the map scale is reduced for a few seconds and then
reset to the original scale (quick view)
■  - Displays the manually set map scale 
1) To display the elevation, the signal of at least five satellites must be received. Also, the route guid-
ance must not be running in demo mode.

■  - Displays the automatic map scale Traffic signs 56
■  - Switches the autozoom on/off during route guidance. Active autozoom is GPS 56
indicated by a green symbol. If Autozoom is active, the map scale will change
automatically, depending on the driven route (motorway trip: large map scale - First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important
city: small map scale) notes. 
Autozoom can be switched off by touching  →  or by changing the map

scale. When you touch  again (function key highlighted in green), autozoom is Menus in the split screen
switched back on again. Autozoom can also be switched on/off in the navigation
settings » page 51
Autozoom is only functional when the map is aligned with the vehicle position
(the function key with the symbol  is not displayed). 
Depending on the context of the selected menus, additional information is dis-

played in the split screen.
Traffic signs Switching on
› In the main menu of navigation mode, press NAV
or
› in the main navigation menu, press  → Split screen.
The traffic sign display can be switched on in the unit screen » page 51.
The last opened split screen is displayed.
The system provides the option of displaying the traffic signs B » Fig. 29 on
page 53 on the screen which are stored in the navigation data of the maps. Switching off
If the Traffic signs split screen is not switched on, only one traffic sign is dis-
› In the main menu of navigation mode, press NAV
played on the unit screen. or

Switching on the traffic sign display function » page 51. › in the split screen, press  .
Only one traffic sign is displayed without the additional signs in the screen out- or
side the split screen » page 56. 
› in the main navigation menu, press  → Split screen.
Menus in the split screen
Split screen ■ Audio - Playback operation of the currently selected audio source » page 55
■ Compass - Displays the current vehicle location in relation to the compass direc-
tions » page 55
 Introduction ■ Manoeuvre - Display of the next or following navigation announcement (ma-
noeuvre) » page 55
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: ■ Traffic - Display of traffic signs which are stored in the navigation data of the
Menus in the split screen 54 maps » page 56

■ GPS - Displays the geographical coordinates of the current vehicle loca-
Audio 55
tion » page 56 
Compass 55
Manoeuvre 55
54 Navigation
Audio Compass
Fig. 30 Fig. 31
Split screen: Audio Split screen: Compass
In the Audio split screen, the playback of the currently selected audio source can The Compass split screen displays the current vehicle position in relation to the
be operated » page 27. compass. 

Button Action Operation Manoeuvre
/ Press Changing the station
Playback/pause: playback is halted at the cur- Fig. 32
rent position and the symbol changes to  - Split screen: Manoeuvre
/ Press
pressing again continues playback from this
point
Press briefly (within
5 seconds of the
 Plays the previous track from the start
start of playback of
the track)
Press briefly (5 sec-
onds after the start

of playback of the
track)
Plays the current track from the start
Press button for a The next or following navigation announcement (manoeuvre) is displayed in the
 Fast-reverse of the track Manoeuvre split screen.
long period of timea)
 Press briefly Plays the next track from the start Displayed information:
Press button for a
Fast-forward of the track
› Direction of the navigation instruction;

long period of timea) › Street name or street number of the current position; 
a) The longer the button is pressed, the faster the fast forward/reverse. 

› Street name or street number of the displayed navigation instruction; GPS
› Distance to the city with the following navigation instruction including numeric
indication of the remaining distance or graphically with decreasing bars of the
navigation instruction. 
Fig. 34
Split screen: GPS
Traffic signs
Fig. 33
Split screen: Traffic signs
The GPS (Global Positioning System) split screen displays information on the cur-
rent geographical position of the vehicle.
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 54. Displayed information
■  - Longitude1)
■  - Latitude1)
The Traffic signs split screen displays traffic signs. ■  - Elevation2)
■ Satellites: - Number of received/available satellites 
Up to three traffic signs and three additional traffic signs can be displayed.
If the message No traffic sign available is displayed in the split screen, the navi-
gation data did not recognise any traffic sign or you are outside the range of the
navigation data.
Further information » page 54. 
1) In order to display the information regarding the geographical longitude and latitude of the current
vehicle position, the GPS signal has to be received from at least three satellites.
2) To display information about elevation above sea level of the current vehicle position, the GPS signal
of at least five satellites must be received. Also, the route guidance must not be running in demo
mode.
56 Navigation
Navigation A Address » page 57
B POI » page 60
C in the map » page 58
Enter new destination
Make sure that the destination has been entered correctly, for example, by check-
ing that the destination is displayed in the map. Some names of places and other
 Introduction destinations can occur at several places.
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: The destinations cannot be entered using GPS coordinates. 
Options of destination entry 57

Address 57
Address
Map 58
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important Fig. 36
notes. 
Destination entry by address
Options of destination entry
Fig. 35
Destination entry options
› In the main navigation menu press  Options Address

or
› in the main navigation menu press  → New destination/stopover → Options
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 57. → Address
or
Select the menu with the option to enter a destination » Fig. 35.
› in the main navigation menu press  → Further POIs → Options → Address
› In the main navigation menu press  Options .
or
A Enter country
› in the main navigation menu press  → New destination/stopover → Options B Enter city
→ C Enter street 
or
› in the main navigation menu press  → Further POIs → Options → 
Navigation 57
D Enter house number (the function key is enabled only after the street has
been entered)
Map
E Enter junction (the function key is enabled only after the street has been en-
tered)
Some address positions are already pre-filled with the data of the last destina-
tion. Touching F starts the guidance to the pre-filled address.
The pre-filled positions can be adjusted by touching the item and then adjusting
it in the input screen.
To start navigation, you need to enter country, city and street.
The information is entered step by step in individual input screens.
When entering the street, instead of a street name, it is possible to select the
centre of the entered city by touching Centre. Then it is no longer necessary to Fig. 37 Destination entry in the map
enter the house number or junction.
Entering a house number or a junction allows a more specific destination guid-
ance.
Both the house number and also a further address supplement in the form of a
› In the main navigation menu press  → Options → On map
number can be entered. The unit displays a listing of combinations of destinations or
found from both numbers.
› in the main navigation menu press  → New destination/stopover → Options
If the entered house number was not found, a menu opens to clarify the destina- → On map
tion: or
No house number - Enters an address without a house number and displays a
■
menu with destination details
› in the main navigation menu press  → Further POIs → Options → On map.
■ Nearest house number: - Enters the house number suggested by the unit Entry on the map is also used for entering the search area for POIs » page 60.
■ Enter junction - Opens a menu with junctions with the selected street › In the main navigation menu press  → Further POIs → Search area → Select
If the address was entered correctly, the following is displayed: on map → Edit.
■ Start - Route calculation starts with subsequent selection of route type and The destination on the map can be entered using the GPS coordinates or the
route guidance or with guidance according to the preferred route type crosshairs » Fig. 37.
■ Store - Stores the destination in the destination memory » page 9
GPS coordinates
■ Route opts. - Display a menu for setting the route parameters » page 51 
The destination can be entered through the degrees of latitude and longitude
(GPS coordinates).
By pressing the function button with the degree of latitude or longitude for the
location, a menu appears with the specification option. The target value can be
set with the function buttons with the / symbol. Touching the screen outside
of the function buttons calls up a basic menu for entering the location on the
map. 
58 Navigation
The crosshairs move to the coordinates entered, which allows for checking of the First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important
destination entered. notes. 
Crosshairs
The crosshairs show the position of the address which was previously entered. My destinations
The desired destination can be set by dragging your finger over the map to the
centre of the crosshairs.
Fig. 38
The contact point is moved into the crosshairs through the finger movement and My destinations menu
at the same time the degrees of latitude and longitude are adjusted to the point
entered.
The  symbol displays the current map scale, which can be changed during en-
try » page 53.
The bottom of the screen displays the address or the longitude and latitude of
the selected item.
Confirm destination
Confirm the destination by touching OK. Then the following items are displayed:
■ Store - Stores the destination in the destination memory » page 9
■ Edit - Returns to the main menu with the option to enter the destina- The menu is used to select the type of destinations stored in the unit memo-
tion » page 57 ry » Fig. 38.
■ Option. - Display a menu for setting the route parameters » page 51 › In the main navigation menu press  Destinations and contacts .
■ Start - Route calculation starts with subsequent selection of route type and
route guidance or with guidance according to the preferred route type or
Reduce/enlarge map › in the main navigation menu press  → Last destinations →  .

By operating the function button with the  symbol, the map moves to full image Function keys in the My destinations menu
display.
Button Description
By operating the function button with the  symbol, the map is displayed on one
 Last destinations
half of the screen, together with the entry menu with the aid of GPS coordinates. 
 Destination memory (stored destinations and flag destinations)
 Favourites
Entry from the stored destinations 
List of contacts with stored addressesa) (the telephone must be
connected via Bluetooth® » page 40 )
 Introduction a) This function is only supported by some mobile phones.
Confirm one of the menu items of dests. and contacts to display the following:
■ Find - The function key is displayed if more than 5 entries exist. Touch to start
My destinations 59
the search for a destination or a contact by the name stored in the destination
Home address 60 menu » page 9
Own destination (vCard) 60 ■  - Detailed information on the destination or contact 
Navigation 59
Confirm a destination to start guidance depending on the context or to display
details of the destination » page 68.  POI
 Introduction
Home address
Entry of a new POI
Search area for POIs
60
61
The menu provides a quick destination guide to a stored home address. Search and selection of a POI 61
› In the main navigation menu, press  → Home address. Speed dialling of a POI 61
Search selection near the location, destination, stopover and along the
If the preferred route type has been set, then touching the Home address will
route 62
start the calculation and route guidance, or after the calculation, you need to se-
lect the route type before the route guidance starts. Search selection near the entered address or near the location entered on
the map 62
If the home address has not been entered, an input window is displayed with the
following message: First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important
notes. 
Please choose as your home address: Your current position or a new address.
The following function keys are displayed:
› Position - Entry of the home address through taking the current position of the Entry of a new POI
vehicle;
› Address - Entry of the home address through writing out the address. Fig. 39
Description of the adjustment or deletion process of the home address: Main menu
the home address can also be entered in the main navigation menu by pressing
the symbol button  Manage memory Define home address. 
Own destination (vCard)
You can load custom destinations in vCard format from an SD memory card, a CD
or a USB storage device into the unit.
Open the main menu.

› In the main navigation menu press  → Import destinations . › In the main navigation menu press  Options POI
A list of possible data import sources is displayed.
or
Select the source and confirm the menu itemImport all vCards of this folder to
start importing the data stored in vCard format into the unit memory.  › in the main navigation menu press  → New destination/stopover → Options
→ POI 
60 Navigation
or
Search and selection of a POI
› in the main navigation menu press  → Further POIs
1 Select search area
2 Menu with context-sensitive search areas The POIs are searched for in the selected search area » page 61.
3 Search for POI by name Search option: » Fig. 39 on page 60
4 Search for POI by category 
3 Search by the entered POI name » page 9
4 Search by the selected POI category » page 63
Search area for POIs The menu with the found destinations is displayed when the search has finished.
The menu is sorted by the distance to the specified search area and includes a
maximum of 200 entries found.
Fig. 40
Search area for POIs Upon confirmation of a menu item, the destination details and the following
items are displayed:
■ Dial number - Starts a phone call1) (If a phone is connected via Bluetooth® and
the destination has been entered including the contact telephone number)
■ Start - Starts route calculation » page 64
■ Store - Stores the address in the destination memory
In the POI details, individual POIs of the found entries can be displayed by touch-
ing / or by moving your finger over the screen. 
Speed dialling of a POI

First select a search area for the POI.
› In the main menu, to enter a new POI, press 1 » Fig. 39 on page 60.
Depending on the context, the following search options 2 » Fig. 39 on page 60

can be displayed. › In the main menu, press Navigation.

Explanation of graphic Function keys in the menu for POI search:
A Search in immediate vicinity Button Description
B Search in vicinity of destination  Car park
C Search in vicinity of stopover  Restaurant
D Search along the route  Fuel station 
E Search in vicinity of address
F Search in vicinity of point on the map 
Navigation 61
When you touch a menu item, a list of the nearest POIs in the selected category is
displayed.
Search selection near the entered address or near the location
entered on the map
By selecting a menu item in the list of the selected POIs, the POI details is dis-
played. 
Search selection near the location, destination, stopover and

along the route
Fig. 41
Search area for POIs
Fig. 42 POI search: near the entered address entered/near the entered map
point
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 60. The figure applies to the following search area options 1 » Fig. 39 on page 60.
■
■
Near address - Searches in the vicinity of the entered address
Select on map - Searches in the vicinity of the entered map point
The figure applies to the following search area options 1 » Fig. 39 on page 60.
■ Near current location - Searches in the vicinity of the current position The displayed menu items, in the search area by address entry, can be
■ Near destination - Searches in the vicinity of the destination changed » Fig. 42.
■ Near stopover - Searches near the stopover Explanation of graphic
■ Along the route - Searches along the route
A Country
The menu items displayed in the search area are for information only and cannot B City
be changed. C Street
The displayed menu items provide information about the address of the location
A Country on the map in the search area » Fig. 42.
B City Explanation of graphic
C Street
D Touch to open a screen to enter a point in the map » page 58
Touch 3 or 4 » Fig. 39 on page 60 to start the POI search for the selected E Country
search area. 
F City
G Street
Touch 3 or 4 » Fig. 39 on page 60 to start the POI search for the selected
search area. 
62 Navigation
POI categories Eating and shopping
 Introduction  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 63.
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: Symbol Description Symbol Description
Car and travel 63  Electronics  Cafes
Eating and shopping 63  Shopping centres  Nightlife
Companies and public institutions 63  Clothing  Cash machines
Emergencies 63
 Restaurants  Wine and spirits
Attractions and leisure 64

Other destinations shown on the map 64
First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions .
Companies and public institutions
The map screen can display symbols for the destination type name.
■
■
Select all - Displays a list of all destinations in the search area, with the nearest
POI listed at the top
Categories (alphabetical) - Displays all POI categories in alphabetical order 
Symbol Description Symbol Description

 Banks  Community centres
Car and travel  Places of worship  Companies
 Cemeteries  Convention centres
 Post office 
Government and administra-
tion
Symbol Description Symbol Description  Educational institutions  Embassies
 Bus stops  Fuel station 
 Natural gas stations  LPG filling stations

 Motorway intersections  Motorway junctions
Emergencies
 Hotels and motels  Border crossings


Airports
Rest stops


Railway stations
Car parks  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 63.
 Car rental  SKODA dealers

 SKODA service  Ferries and motorail trains
 Chemists  Medical services
 Tourist Information
 Hospitals  Police

Switch on/off display of company logos . 
Navigation 63
Route administration 65
Attractions and leisure
Lane guidance 66
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 63. First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important
notes. 

 Autostadt  Golf Route calculation
 Casinos  Cinemas


Museums
Parks


Monuments
Sports centres
 Recreational airports  Tourist attractions The route is calculated automatically according to the entered destination. The
calculation takes the settings of the route options » page 51 (route type, dynamic
 Boating  Performing arts route, etc.) into account.
 Amusement parks  Skiing
The route is recalculated each time if you ignore driving recommendations or

change the route. This process takes only a few seconds. Navigation announce-
ments can only then be re-transmitted.
Other destinations shown on the map If Demo mode is switched on » page 52, a prompt appears asking whether you
want the guidance to start in demo mode or normal mode.
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 63. The Demo mode displays a simulated drive to the destination entered. There is
the option of travelling the calculated route “as a simulation” just on the screen.
Symbol Description Symbol Description If an alternative route option is set, function keys are displayed, following the cal-
 Home address  Favourite culation, for the route types with information on the route length and the expec-
ted travelling time.
 Destination  Stopover destination
 City centre  Town centre Function keys for route types:
 Button Description
 Economic route
 Fast route
Destination guidance  Short route
Selecting the route type will start route guidance.
 Introduction
If the option for alternative routes is disabled, the route is calculated and route
This chapter contains information on the following subjects: guidance is started according to the preferred route » page 51.
Route calculation 64 If the ignition key is withdrawn and the vehicle is started up again: 
Explanation of graphic navigation instructions 65
Navigation announcements 65
64 Navigation
› within 30 minutes - route guidance is continued, taking into account the calcu- The last navigation announcement can be repeated:
lated route › by pressing the menu knob 2 » Fig. 1 on page 6;
› within 40 minutes - a prompt appears asking whether you want the route guid- › by pressing setting knob 2» Fig. 9 on page 13on the multifunction steering
ance to continue taking into account the calculated route wheel.
› after more than 40 minutes - route guidance is cancelled and a new route must The time of the navigation announcement depends on the type of road being
be entered
travelled on as well as the speed of travel. For example, the first announcement is
The ignition is switched off in vehicles with the KESSY system, the driver's door is heard about 2000 m (6000 ft) before the location at which the motorway is left.
opened and the vehicle is started up again:
During dynamic route guidance, the unit notifies the driver of traffic problems.
› within 10 minutes - a prompt appears asking whether you want the route guid- When a new route is being calculated due to traffic problems, the announcement
ance to continue taking into account the calculated route Calculating the route.... sounds.
› after more than 10 minutes - route guidance is cancelled and a new route must Set the output volume of the navigation announcements or mute it during a
be entered
phone call » page 52. 
It is not necessary to wait for the calculation of all route types. It is possible to
select an already calculated route before the calculation of the remaining routes
is completed. Route administration
The unit tries to allow for continued guidance even if the navigation data is in-
complete or there is no data at all for the given area (e.g., one-way streets, road
types, etc.).   First read and observe the introductory information given on page 64.
When there is a calculated route to the destination, the recommended route is

displayed.
Explanation of graphic navigation instructions
› In the main menu, press Navigation.
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 64. The following menu is displayed:
■ Stop route guidance - Stops route guidance
■ New dest./stopover - Enters a new destination or adds a destination to the cal-
The graphical navigation instructions are displayed:
culated route » page 57 or » page 67
› in the instrument cluster display » page 13; ■ Route information - Displays information about the destination and the calcula-
› in the split screen in the unit screen » page 55. 
ted route (set-up of information displayed » page 52)
■ Store destination - Stores the destination on the input screen » page 9
■ Route list - Displays the list of route sections
Navigation announcements ■ Congestion ahead - If you hear of a traffic problem (e.g. congestion), you can
enter this traffic problem manually. After this input, the unit recalculates and
provides an alternative route. The target value is set by touching the scale or
using  /  to add or subtract a value of 200 m. 
The device makes navigation announcements. The navigation announcements
are started as soon as the route calculation is complete or a route type has been
selected.
Before turning, up to 3 recommendations are issued:
Navigation 65
The symbols shown in the route Information
Traffic reports
Symbol Description
 Arrival time at destinationa)
 Introduction
 Remaining travel timea)
 Distance to destination or stopover This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
a) If the time of arrival or remaining travelling time is greater than 24 hours,  is displayed inside the Operation 66
symbol. 
Switch on/off dynamic route 67
Traffic report details 67
Lane guidance TMC traffic reports are used to optimise the route during route guidance when
there are traffic disruptions. 
Operation
TMC (Traffic Message Channel) is a digital data service emitted by the radio sta-
tion for continuous transmission of traffic information.
› Pressing on TRAFFIC leads to a list of traffic reports Traffic report X/Y being dis-
played.
Fig. 43 Lane guidance
X/Y represents a traffic report from the total number of traffic reports received.
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 64. Touch one of the traffic report entries to display traffic report details » page 67.
If a TMC traffic radio station is available for current location, the TMC traffic re-
At some intersections, motorway junctions etc, the recommended lane ports are updated continuously in the background. The station you are listening
A » Fig. 43 can be displayed in the navigation mode main menu. to does not have to be a TMC station.
Enabling/disabling the function » page 51.  The reception of TMC traffic reports is always switched on and cannot be turned
off.
The accuracy of the dynamic route guidance depends on the transmitted traffic
reports. The radio stations broadcasting this information are responsible for the
content.
TMC traffic reports can only be evaluated and saved by the radio navigation sys-
tem when navigation data are available for the driven area. 
66 Navigation
Switch on/off dynamic route ›  - display previous traffic report;
›  - display next traffic message;
›  - display list of all received traffic messages. 
› In the main navigation menu, press  → route options → Dynamic route. Destination management
Traffic reports influence dynamic route guidance by means of TMC reports when
the Dynamic route » page 51 function is switched on.  Introduction
Dynamic route switched on
Information on traffic problems received via TMC which affect the route are dis-
played in the map by means of a coloured symbol (e.g., , , , etc.). Traffic Stopover 67
problems, which do not affect the route, are displayed in the map by means of a Destination details 68
grey symbol. The direction in which a traffic problem is found, is displayed by
means of an arrow in the symbol. First and foremost, pay attention to the safety instructions » page 4, Important
notes. 
Dynamic route switched off
You are not alerted to received traffic disruptions along your route and are guided
through the traffic disruption by the radio navigation system. The traffic reports Stopover
are updated automatically in the unit and displayed by pressing the button
TRAFFIC .
If one of the announced traffic disruptions lies along your route, you can also
switch on the dynamic route guidance during the current route guidance or block
It is possible to add a stopover to the route during route guidance. Route guid-
the route manually » page 65. ance then occurs first to the stopover. After the stopover has been reached, route
guidance is continued.
Note
› In the main menu of navigation mode, press  → New destination/stopover to
Making a diversion from a traffic jam based on TMC traffic reports may not always open a menu for entering a new destination » page 57.
offer a time advantage, e.g. if the diversion route is also congested. 
If route guidance is only provided to the final destination, after entering the stop-
over, the system displays the message Would you like to add a new stopover or
start the direct destination guidance? and the following items:
Traffic report details
■ Cancel - Cancels the stopover destination input and the destination guidance to
■
the original destination is continued
Stopover - the destination entered is added to the route and guidance to this
destination is initially provided
The traffic report includes: ■ Direct destination guidance - the destination entered is added as the final des-
› a map showing the traffic obstruction; tination and the original final destination is replaced by this new destination
› a window with a description of the traffic obstruction;
›  - zoom in window with described traffic obstruction; If destination guidance is already provided with the stopover, after a new desti-
›  - zoom out window with described traffic obstruction; nation has been entered, the system displays the message Would you like to re-
› an information line, which reports on the currentness and the provider of the place the current stopover or start direct guidance to the destination? and the
message; following items: 
Navigation 67
■ Cancel - Cancels the stopover destination input and destination guidance to the New destination or a destination stored in the list of last destinations
original destinations is continued further
The menu is displayed when the destination is not in the destination memory.
■ Replace - The original stopover is replaced with the destination entered and
destination guidance is initially undertaken to this destination while the final A Start route calculation
destination remains unchanged B Displays a menu for setting the route parameters » page 51
■ Direct destination guidance - the destination entered is added as the final des- C Stores the destination in the destination memory » page 9
tination and the original destinations are replaced by this new destination
Destination in destination memory
If you would like to use the stopover as the final destination and the original final The menu is displayed if the destination is in the destination or favourite memory.
destination as a stopover, then select the Direct stopover input and then input
the original final destination again as a stopover. 
■ Edit - Edits the stored destination
■ Favourite - Adds or removes the destination to/from the list of favourites
■ Delete - Deletes the destination
Destination details
■ Store as - Edits the name and then stores the destination » page 9
■ Route opts. - Display a menu for setting the route parameters » page 51
■ Start - Starts route calculation
Fig. 44
Destination details POI
The menu is displayed:
› by touching  at the menu item in the list of found POIs;
› by touching the POI symbol on the map.
■ Dial number - starts a phone call1) (If a phone is connected via Bluetooth® and
the destination has been entered including the contact telephone number)
■ Start - Starts route calculation » page 64
■ Store - Stores the address in the destination memory
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 67. Home address
The menu is displayed after the home address has been entered.
The following information and functions are displayed in the destination details: ■ Store - Stores the home address in the unit memory 
› preview map with indication of the destination by means of the symbol ;

› detailed destination information;
›  - reduce preview map display;
›  - enlarge preview map display.
The following function keys are displayed, depending on the target type.
68 Navigation
Note
Vehicle
■ The individual systems are described in the » Vehicle Owner's Manual.
■ If the functions of some systems are disabled, some functions, such as parts of
Vehicle systems the ESC system, are switched on again automatically for security reasons, after
switching the ignition off and on.
■ When the CAR button is pressed, the system displays the most recent menu
Vehicle settings from . 
 Introduction Selecting driving mode

Fig. 45
Selecting driving mode 69
Centre console: Button for se-
Vehicle data 70 lecting the driving mode
Auxiliary heater and ventilation 71
ESC system 72
Tyres 72
Driver assistance 72
Parking and manoeuvring 72
Light 73
Mirrors and wipers 73
Opening and closing
Seats
74
74
Multifunction display 74 The menu for selecting the driving mode allows you to set the vehicle to one of
Service 74 the three preset driving modes Normal, Sport and Eco, or to the driving mode In-
Restore factory settings 75 dividual, which allows individual settings.
Climatronic settings 75 If a driving mode other than Normal is selected, then the  symbol lights up on
the button » Fig. 45.
notes. The currently selected driving mode is displayed in the status bar in the main me-
nus for the operating modes  » Fig. 50 on page 75 (top left).
Settings relating to the vehicle systems can only be made when the ignition is
switched on. Call up the main menu
› Press the  button.
■ Normal - Activate Normal mode
■ Cancel - Cancel the menu to select driving mode
■ Information - Display the mode settings
■ Sport - Activate Sport mode
■ Information - Display the mode settings 
Vehicle systems 69
■ Eco - Activate the fuel-saving mode
Vehicle data
■ Information - Display the mode settings
■ Individual - Activate the Individual mode
■ Setup - Individual setting
■ Steering: - Set the power steering characteristics
■ Normal - Normal
■ Sport - Sports
■ Engine: - Set the engine (drive) characteristics
■ Normal - Normal
■ Sport - Sports
■ Eco - Economical
■ ACC: - Set the vehicle acceleration when adaptive cruise control is activated
Fig. 46 Driving data/vehicle condition
■ Normal - Normal
■ Sport - Sports
Fig. 47
■ Dynamic cornering light: - Set the characteristics of the adaptive headlights
Tire pressure monitor - Display
■ Normal - Normal
example: Check the right rear
■ Sport - Sports
tire and its filling pressure
■ Air conditioning: - Set the Climatronic characteristics
■ Normal - Normal
■ Reset mode - Set the profile Normal
Note
If you do not operate the unit for longer than approx. 10 seconds in the "Select
driving mode" menu, it will switch to the last selected menu or switch itself off. 
› Press the CAR →  button.

A Distance travelled
B Driving time
C Average speed
D Average fuel consumption
E Approximate range 
70 Vehicle
F Range (if the estimated range is less than 300 km, the vehicle starts to ap-
proach the symbol: )
Auxiliary heater and ventilation
G Vehicle representation (the zones of the vehicle are shown in different col-
ours, corresponding to any warning messages that occur. The warning mes-
sages are displayed once you touch vehicle)
■ Driving data - Display driving data » Fig. 46
You can display one of three trip memories on the screen:
■ Since start - Driving data for the individual trip
■ Long-term - Long-term driving data
■ Since refuelling - Data since last refuelling
You can switch between the individual trip memories using /.
■ Conv. consumers - Display of up to three consumers which have the largest Fig. 48 Auxiliary heater: Main menu/set preset time
share of fuel consumption and display of the fuel required to run all conven-
■
ience consumers » Vehicle owner's manual, chapter Driving and environment
Vehicle status - Display of information relating to vehicle status » Fig. 46 or tyre  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 69.
pressure monitoring Press the CAR / SETUP button on the Climatronic unit → .
■ Vehicle status - Displays vehicle status information
■ / - No message/warning messages relating to the vehicle status or the Set-up
number of messages (if there is only one message, only one warning mes- A Departure time: Day and time when the vehicle is to be ready for
sage text will be displayed) use » Fig. 48
■  - Display of information about the status of the START-STOP system
■ TPMS - a function of the tire pressure monitor » Fig. 47
B Heating/ventilation: Set the operating mode
■  SET - Start a new calibration process C Select the preset time, switch off the preset time
D Set the preset times 1 to 3 and the duration (10 - 60 minutes)
Switch between the individual menus using /.
E When the heating or ventilation is running, the windows are highlighted in
red or blue
Note
For more information on the warning messages concerning the vehicle status and Note
information on the START-STOP system, see the » Vehicle Owner's Manual. 
■ Only one preset time can be active. The activated preset time will be deactiva-
ted again after it has started automatically. For the next start, activate one of the
preset times.
■ In the selection of the day in the preset time, there is an option between Sun-
day and Monday without the specified day. If this setting is made, the vehicle will
be ready for use at the selected time, regardless of the current day.
■ The system in operation switches off on expiration of the operating duration or
can be deactivated by pressing the direct on/off button  or via the radio remote
control.
■ If a different time is set » page 24, Time and date settings, the activated preset
time is automatically deactivated. The preset time must be reactivated. 
Vehicle systems 71
■ Distance: - Set the distance monitoring to the vehicles ahead
ESC system Very close - Very short distance
■
Close - Short distance
■
Medium - Medium distance
■
Far - Large distance
■
› Press the CAR →  → ESC system: button. Very far - Very large distance
■
■ Front Assist - Set the assistant for monitoring the distance to the vehicles
■ Activated - Activate all ESC system components ahead
■ ASR off - Deactivate the ASR system ■ Active - Activate/deactivate the assistant
■ ESC sport - Activate ESC Sport  ■ Advance warning - Activate/deactivate advance warning
■ Display distance warning - Activate/deactivate distance warning display
■ Lane Assist - Settings for Lane Assist
Tyres ■ Active - Activate/deactivate the assistant
■ Adaptive lane guidance - Activate/deactivate adaptive lane guidance
■
Driver Alert System - Activate/deactivate driver alert system
Proactive passenger protection - Activate/deactivate proactive passenger pro-
tection
› Press the CAR →  → Tyres button.

■ TPMS - Tyre pressure monitoring function

■  SET - Start a new calibration process Parking and manoeuvring
■ Winter tyres - Sets the speed limit for winter tyres
■ Speed warning - Switch snow tyres speed warning on/off
■ Warning at - Set the speed for the warning 
Driver assistance
› Press the CAR →  → Driver assistance button.

■ ACC (adaptive cruise control) - Set the adaptive cruise control
■ Driving programme: - Set the vehicle acceleration when adaptive cruise con- Fig. 49 Screen display of the visual parking system
trol is activated1)
■ Normal - Normal
■ Sport - Sports  First read and observe the introductory information given on page 69.
■ Last distance selected - Switch last selected distance on/off
› Press the CAR →  → Parking and manoeuvring button. 
1) This can be set in the menu on vehicles with travel mode selection option » page 69, Selecting driv-
ing mode .
72 Vehicle
Explanation of graphic ■ Light assistance - Set the light assistance
A Switching on/off the acoustic parking aid ■ Dynamic Light Assist - Switch the head light assist function on/off
B Switching off the visual parking system
■ Switch-on time: - Set the sensitivity of the light sensor to the change in in-
tensity of the ambient light
C Message: Look! Safe to move? ■ Early - High sensitivity
D Displays the selected lane depending on the steering angle ■ Medium - Medium sensitivity
E An obstacle in the selected lane which is currently outside of the collision ■ Late - Low sensitivity
area is shown by the yellow segment ■ Automatic headlight control in rain - Activate/deactivate automatic headlight
F An obstacle appearing in the collision zone is shown as a red-coloured seg- control in rain
ment Do not proceed! ■ Daytime running lights - Activate/deactivate daytime running lights
■ Lane change flash - Activate/deactivate lane change flashing
G An area without detected obstacles is shown as a transparent segment
■ Travel mode: - Travel mode settings
H An obstacle in the sensor range which lies outside of the collision area is
■ R-hand traffic - For right-hand traffic
shown by the white segment
■ L-hand traffic - For left-hand traffic
■ ParkPilot - Settings for the parking aid ■ Interior lighting - Interior lighting settings
■ Activate automatically - Activate/deactivate the compact parking aid display ■ Instrument/switch lighting - Set the brightness of the instrument/switch
(when driving forward) lighting
■ Front volume - Adjust the volume of the front sensors ■ Footwell lighting - Set the brightness of the footwell lighting
■ Front tone setting - Adjust the tone of the front sensors ■ “Coming/Leaving home” function - Set the COMING HOME/LEAVING HOME func-
■ Rear volume - Adjust the volume of the rear sensors tion
■ Rear tone setting - Adjust the tone of the rear sensors ■ Coming Home function - Set the period that the lights remain on after you
■ Audio lowering: - lowering of the volume leave the vehicle (0-30 seconds; 0 = function deactivated)
■ Off - No lowering of the volume ■ Leaving Home function - Set the period that the lights remain on after you
■ Weak - Weak lowering of the volume unlock the vehicle (0-30 seconds; 0 = function deactivated) 
■ Medium - Medium lowering of the volume
■ Strong - Strong lowering of the volume
Mirrors and wipers
Note
■ The compact display of the parking aid is shown automatically, e.g., for stop and
go in a traffic jam if the distance to the obstacle becomes dangerously close.
■ The compact display of the parking aid can be switched to a full screen view by › Press the CAR →  → Mirrors and wipers button.
touching the screen within the display. 
■ Mirrors - Adjust the mirrors
■ Synchronous adjustment - Activate/deactivate synchronous mirror adjust-
ment
Light ■ Lower while reversing - Activate/deactivate the lowering of the front passen-
ger mirror
■ Fold in when parked - Activate/deactivate folding of the mirror via the radio
remote control or using the sensor in the handle (KESSY) 
› Press the CAR →  → Light button.
Vehicle systems 73
■ Wipers - Adjust the wipers
■ Automatic wiping in rain - Activate/deactivate automatic windscreen wiping
Multifunction display
in rain
■ Automatic rear wiper - Activate/deactivate automatic rear window wiping 
› Press the CAR →  → Multifunction display button.

Opening and closing
■ Current consumption - Switch the display of current fuel consumption in the
■
display of the instrument cluster on/off
Average consumption - Switch the display of average fuel consumption in the
display of the instrument cluster on/off
› Press the CAR →  → Opening and closing button. ■ Refuel quantity - Switch the display of the refuel quantity in the display of the
instrument cluster on/off
■ Window operation - Window operation settings
■ Conv. opening: - Set the convenience opening feature
■ Convenience consumers - Switch the display of consumption by convenience
■ All windows - All windows consumers in the display of the instrument cluster on/off
■ Driver window - Driver's window only
■ Eco tips - Switch the display of tips for economical driving in the display of the
■ Off - Deactivate the convenience opening instrument cluster on/off
■ Travelling time - Switch the display of travelling time in the display of the in-
■ Central locking - Settings for opening and closing of doors
■ Door unlocking: - Set the door unlocking function strument cluster on/off
■ All doors - All doors
■ Distance travelled - Switch the display of distance travelled in the display of the
■ Single door - Single door instrument cluster on/off
■ Vehicle side - Doors on the driver's side
■ Average speed - Switch the display of average speed in the display of the in-
■ Automatic locking - Activate/deactivate automatic locking when starting off strument cluster on/off
■ Acoustic confirmation - Activate/deactivate acoustic signals when locking/un-
■ Digital speed display - Switch the display of current speed in the display of the
instrument cluster on/off
locking a vehicle fitted with an anti-theft alarm system 
■ Speed warning - Switch the display of speed warnings in the display of the in-
strument cluster on/off
■ Oil temperature - Switch the display of oil temperature in the display of the in-
Seats
strument cluster on/off
■ Coolant temperature - Switch the display of coolant temperature in the display
■
of the instrument cluster on/off
Reset Since start driving data - Reset the single-trip memory in the infotain-
› Press the CAR →  → Seats button. ment display and in the display of the instrument cluster
■ Reset Long-term driving data - Reset the long-term memory in the infotain-
■ Store seat position - Store the driver's seat position and exterior mirror position ment display and in the display of the instrument cluster 
in the remote control key when locking the vehicle
■ Vehicle key activated - Activate/deactivate storing the driver's seat position
and exterior mirror position when locking the vehicle 
Service
› Press the CAR →  → Service button. 
74 Vehicle
■
■
■
Vehicle no.: - Display the vehicle identification number
Inspection: - Number of km/days remaining until the next service task
Oil change service: - Number of km/days remaining until the next oil change 
If Climatronic is switched on, the system displays the desired temperature for the
driver's side and front passenger side» Fig. 50. Depending on the desired temper-
Restore factory settings ature, the airflow from the air outlet vents is shown in blue (temperature under
22 °C) or red (temperature above 22.5 °C).
 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 69. When using Climatronic in automatic mode, AUTO is shown on the screen.
› Press the CAR →  → Factory settings button. › Press the button SETUP on the Climatronic control panel.
■ All settings - All menu items ■ AC profile: - Set the Climatronic mode
■ Driver assistance - Menu Driver assistance ■ ON/OFF - Switch Climatronic on/off
■ Parking and manoeuvring - Menu Parking and manoeuvring ■  - Access the auxiliary heater and ventilation settings » page 71
■ Light - Menu Light ■  - Settings for Climatronic
■ Mirrors and wipers - Menu Mirrors and wipers ■ AC profile: - Set the Climatronic mode
■ Opening and closing - Menu Opening and closing ■ Light - Low power, quiet operation
■ Multifunction display - Menu Multifunction display ■ Medium - Base power
■ Strong - High power
If one of the above menu items is selected, the system will ask you whether you
■ Automatic air recirculation - Switch automatic recirculated air mode on/off
really want to reset the settings.
■ Automatic supplementary heater - Switch quick interior heating on/off
■ Cancel - Return to the higher-level menu
■ Reset - Reset the settings 
Note
■ If you do not operate the unit for longer than 10 seconds in the "Climatronic"
Climatronic settings menu and Climatronic was not switched on before the Climatronic menu was
opened, the unit will switch itself off.
■ If you switch off the automatic mode of Climatronic by increasing or reducing
Fig. 50
the fan speed, the coloured display of the airflow from the air outlets will not be
Climatronic: Main menu
displayed. 
Vehicle systems 75
Climatronic Display in the instrument cluster
Index Automatic air recirculation 75 Operation 10
Automatic operation 75 Phone 12
Mode 75 Display in the Instrument cluster 10
A COMING HOME 73 Door release 74
Communication 40 Driver Alert System 72
ACC 72
Phonebox 42 Driving mode 69
Adaptive cruise control 72
Component protection 4
Additional keyboard languages 24
Address 57
Convenience consumers 70 E
Advanced setup 52
AM 28
D Eco tips 74
Entry in the map 58
Analogue radio reception 27 DAB 29 Explanation of graphic navigation instructions 65
Anti-theft protection 4 Main menu 29 External input
ASR 72 Operation 31 AUX 38
Audio 27 Settings 30 MEDIA IN 39
Media 32 Slideshow 31 USB 38
Radio 27 Station information 31
Data
Automatic headlight in rain 73
Convenience consumers 70
F
Automatic locking 74
Travel 70 Factory settings 25, 75
Automatic rear window wiping 73
Vehicle status 70 File formats 35
Automatic windscreen wiping in rain 73
Date 24 FM 28
AUX 38
Daytime running lights 73 Folding down the exterior mirrors - fold in when
Auxiliary heater and ventilation
Declaration of conformity 4 parked 73
Settings 71
Description of the unit 6 Frequency band 28
Destination details 68 Front Assist 72
B Destination entry 57 Fuel options 51
Bluetooth Address 57 Function key 8
Connect phone to the device 43 from the list 59
Function keys 8
Settings 25 Home address 60
Switch on/off 25 Map 58
Visibility 25 Options 57 G
Bluetooth audio 36 Own destination 60
Graphic navigation instructions 55
POI 60
Bluetooth player 36
Destination guidance 64
Destination management 67 H
C Destination details 68 Head Light Assist - Light Assist 73
CD 36 Digital radio reception 29 Home address 52, 60
Display 5
76 Index
Manoeuvres Phone 12
I Navigation announcements 65 Radio 10
Important notes 4 Map 51 Multimedia
Touchscreen 5 display 53 AUX 38
Display 53 USB 38
Import destinations 60
Introductory information 53 Mute 7
Information display
Main menu 53 My destinations
Manoeuvre 55
Operation 53 Menu 59
Navigation 13
Map operation 52
Navigation announcement 55
Input screen
Media 32 N
AUX 38
Language characters 24
Bluetooth audio 36 Navigation 49
Input screen with keyboard 9
CD 36 Address entry 57
Input screen with numeric keypad 9 File formats 35 advanced setup 52
Instrument lighting 73 Folder list 34 Destination entry 57
Introductory information 4 Main menu 32 Destination guidance 64
iPod (iPad, iPhone) 39 MEDIA IN 39 Destination import 60
Multifunction steering wheel 10 Entry of a POI 60
K Operation 32, 33 Explanation of graphic navigation instructions 65
Requirements and restrictions 36 Fuel options 51
Keyboard 9, 24 SD memory card 37 Home address 60
Select source 34 Main menu 49
L Settings 33 Main menu settings 50
Source 34 Manage memory 52
Lane Assist 72 Supported media 35 Map 51, 58
Lane change flash 73 USB 38 Map operation 52, 53
Lane guidance 66 Video 39 Multifunction steering wheel 13
Map 66 Voice control 14, 18 My destinations 59
MEDIA IN 39 Navigation announcements 52, 65
LEAVING HOME 73
Memory function of the remote control key 74 Navigation data 50
Light sensor - light switch-on time 73
Menu POI 60
Media 32 POI categories 63
M Radio 27 Route administration 65
Setup 22 Route calculation 64
Main menu Route options
Telephone 40 51
Navigation 49
Unit settings 22 Search area 61
Radio 27 Settings 50
Telephone 41 Multifunction display 74
Stored destinations 59
Unit settings 22 Multifunction steering wheel
Traffic reports 66
Manage memory 52 Media 10
Traffic signs 54
Manoeuvre Navigation 13
Voice control 14, 19
Explanation of graphic navigation instructions 65 Navigation announcements 52, 65
Index 77
Navigation data 50 Search 61 Screen display 8
Navigation settings Search area 61, 62 SD memory card 37
advanced setup 52 Selection 61 Search area 61
Fuel options 51 Speed dialling 61 Seats
Manage memory 52 POI categories 63 Settings 74
Map 51 Attractions and leisure 64 Select frequency band 28
Navigation announcements 52 Car and travel 63
Selecting driving mode 69
Route options 51 Companies and public institutions 63
Emergencies 63 Select radio stations 28
New destination 57
Other destinations 64 Select search area
on the map 58
O POIs 61
Select source 34
Preface to navigation
On map 58 Navigation 49 Settings
Operating lever 10 Proactive passenger protection 72 Additional keyboard languages 24
Bluetooth 25
Operation
Driving mode 69
Media 33 R Keyboard 24
Own destination 60
Language 22
Radio 27
Manage favourites 45
Analogue radio reception 27
P Digital radio reception 29
Map display 53
Navigation 50
Pair phone 44 Frequency band 28
Restore factory settings 25
Pair telephone 43 Main menu 27
Screen 24
Parking aid 72 Multifunction steering wheel 10
Sound 23
Operation 28
Phone Telephone 41
Settings 28
Call-lists 47 Time and date 24
Traffic programme (TP) 29
Connect to the device 43 Unit 22
Voice control 14, 17
Enter phone number 45 Units 24
Multifunction steering wheel 12 Radio stations
User profile 45
Pairing 43, 44 Search 28
Voice control 25
Phone book 46 Select 28
Volume 7
Speed dialling a phone number 45 Store 28
Setting vehicle systems
Voice control 14, 18 Route 65
Auxiliary heater and ventilation 71
Phonebox 42 Route administration 65 Driver assistance 72
POI 60 Route calculation 64 ESC system 72
Attractions and leisure 64 Route information 65 Parking and manoeuvring 72
Car and travel 63 Route list 65 Restore factory settings 75
Categories 63 Route options 51 Seats 74
Eating and shopping 63 Tyres 72
Emergencies 63 S Setup 22
Firms and public institutions 63 Sound 23
Other destinations 64 Screen 5, 24 Source 34
78 Index
Special destination categories Telephone functions 45 Vehicle identification number 74
Eating and shopping 63 Tilting the mirror surface - lower while reversing 73 Vehicle settings 69
Speed limit for snow tyres 72 Time 24 Vehicle systems 69
Split screen 54 Touchscreen 5 Vehicle systems settings
Audio 55 TP (traffic programme) 29 Climatronic 75
Compass 55 Traffic 66 Light 73
Geographical coordinates 56 dynamic route 67 Mirrors and wipers 73
GPS 56 information 67 Multifunction display 74
Manoeuvre 55 Operation 66 Opening and closing 74
Menus 54 Service 74
Traffic programme (TP) 29
Navigation announcement 55 Video
Traffic 56 Traffic reports 66
Information 67 Media 32
Traffic signs 56 VIN number 74
Operation 66
START-STOP 70 Voice control 14
Traffic sign recognition 72
Station scan 28 Function requirements 14
Traffic signs 54, 56
Status line 8 General voice commands 16
Travel light - travel mode 73
Stopover 67 Meaning of the symbols in the voice command
Stopover 67 Tyre pressure monitor 70, 72 description 16
Stored destinations 59 Media 18
Store radio stations 28 U Navigation 19
Switching the unit off 6 New voice command input 16
Unit menus 7 Operation 15
Switching the unit on 6 Unit operation 8 Phone 18
Switch on/off In the instrument cluster display 10 Radio 17
Dynamic Route 67 In the unit screen 8 Settings 25
split screen 54 Multifunction steering wheel 10, 12, 13 Stop/restore input 16
Synchronous adjustment of both mirrors 73 Operating lever 10 Switching on/off 15
Unit screen 8 Voice command not recognised 15
T Units 24 Volume
Unit screen Mute 7
Telephone 40 Important notes 5 Set 7
Automatic connection 44 Keyboard 9
Bluetooth profile 43 Numeric keypad 9
Conference 47 Operation 8
W
Disconnection 45 USB 38 Window convenience control 74
Fast connection 44
Wireless link to the outside antenna
Functions 45
Main menu 41 V see Phonebox 42
On screen messages 42 vCard 60
Settings 41
Vehicle equipment
Telephone conference 47 Declaration of conformity 4
Telephone conversation 47
Index 79
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1) Terms used » Owner's manual, chapter Preface.

4 Familiarization with the unit

 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 5.

› Press the  knob to switch the unit on or off.

 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 5.

Description of the unit

2 Operation and confirmation

6 Familiarization with the unit

 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 5.

Call up the main menu

Function keys in the MENU main menu

 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 5.

Increase the volume

Selecting menu/menu item

8 Familiarization with the unit

Input screen with numeric keypad

 First read and observe the introductory information given on page 8.

Operate using the lever

Multifunction steering wheel - Radio/Media

The information shown on the instrument cluster display(depending on the

10 Familiarization with the unit

Fig. 8 Multifunction steering wheel: control buttons and wheels

Buttons and wheels of the telephone menu

12 Familiarization with the unit

Multifunction steering wheel - Navigation

Voice control WARNING

Function requirements for voice control.

14 Familiarization with the unit

Switching on voice control Voice command not recognised

General voice commands

16 Familiarization with the unit

Voice commands to control menus, folders and directories in each menu.

18 Familiarization with the unit

Voice commands for destination input

Voice commands for querying route information

Voice commands for the additional window

20 Familiarization with the unit

22 Familiarization with the unit

› Press Menu →  → Screen.

■ Brighter - brighter level › Press Menu →  → Keyboard:.

Time and date settings

› Press Menu →  → More keyboard languages.

■ Date: - Date settings

24 Familiarization with the unit

■ consumption: - Consumption units › Press Menu →  → Factory settings.

■ Bluetooth - Bluetooth® function on/off

26 Familiarization with the unit

Analogue radio reception

› Press RADIO → . Selecting a frequency band

Traffic programme Main menu

Operational readiness of the traffic monitoring system is indicated on the screen

occupants. Explanation of graphic

› Press MEDIA → .  Press Switch on/off folder repeat

Description of the function keys

 Introduction › Connect the sources desired and press MEDIA → Source.

Audio files Video files