display VOLVO S60 2022 Sensus Digital Guide
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Your Connection to  
Information and Entertainment
Sensus makes it possible to use apps and turn  
your vehicle into a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Sensus provides an intelligent interface with the digital world. An intuitive 
navigation structure offers access to relevant assistance, information   
and entertainment, without distracting the driver.
The vehicle’s displays present the right information at the right time, 
prioritized by how urgently the driver needs the information.
Sensus enables communication between you, the vehicle and the 
digital world around you.  
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Basic Touchscreen Navigation
The Center Display touchscreen is used to control many of the vehicle’s 
main functions, such as media, navigation, climate control, driver-
support systems and in-vehicle apps.
Home screen
The  home screen contains four 
rectangular tiles. Just tap the tile   
to open that particular function:
1.  Navigation (at the top)*
2 . Media
3. Phone
4.  This tile is the app or function that 
was last opened).
Climate settings always is active at 
the bottom of the Center Display.
To return to the Home Screen at any  
time requires just a short press on  
the physical button at the bottom.
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Top View
To reach Top View, swipe down from 
the top of the Home Screen
Top View provides access to Settings,  
the  Owner’s Manual, and Driver 
Profiles. To reach any of those menus, 
tap its icon at the top of the screen.
Top View also lists and the vehicle’s 
stored messages.
*If equipped  
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Car Functions
To reach Car Functions, swipe   
left to right from the side of the 
Home Screen.
Basic Touchscreen Navigation (continued)
In Car Functions, you can activate/
deactivate various vehicle functions, 
such as Lane Keeping Aid, Road Sign 
Information, Park Assist, and Head-up 
Display (if equipped). 
Activate or deactivate a function by 
tapping its symbol. Some functions 
open in their own windows.
Applications
To reach Applications, swipe right to 
left from the side of the Home Screen
This screen displays the vehicle’s 
factory-installed apps as well as   
any apps you have downloaded   
and installed.
You can update many of the vehicle’s 
systems in the Download Center. 
NOTE: The vehicle must be 
connected to the Internet for   
this to be possible.
In the Download Center, you can:
•  Download and install apps.
•  Update apps.
•  Uninstall apps.
•  Update system software.  
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Settings
To reach Settings: On the Home 
Screen swipe down for Top View, 
then tap the Settings icon in the 
upper left corner.
Many personal preferences can  
be changed under Settings.
My Car
My Car allows personalization of such 
categories as displays, mirrors, front 
seats, lights and locking.
Other settings include audio and 
media systems, navigation, language 
and voice control.
Driver Profiles
In Top View, tap the Profile icon   
in the upper right corner to set up, 
change or delete a driver profile.
Many vehicle settings can be   
applied to the driver’s personal 
preferences and saved in one   
or more driver profiles. 
Each of the remote keys can be  
linked to a driver profile, and when 
your key unlocks the car, the settings 
will automatically adjust to your  
saved preferences.
Basic Touchscreen Navigation (continued)     
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Voice Control (continued)
Navigation System voice commands
“Navigation” Starts a navigation dialog and displays 
examples of commands.
“Take me home” To the location set as Home.
“Go to [city]”
Go to [address]” Address must be “street name”, 
“building number”, “city”.
“Add intersection” Starts a dialog to make destination 
the intersection of two named streets.
“Go to [zip code]”
“Go to [contact]”  Whose address is in your phone book.
“Search [POI category]” e.g. restaurants, or gas stations.
“Search [POI category] in [city]”
“Search [POI name]”
“Search [POI name] along route”
“Change country/  
Change state” Changes the search area 
 
for navigation.
“Show favorites”  Displays stored locations  
in the instrument panel.
“Clear itinerary”
“Repeat voice guidance”
“Turn off voice guidance”
“Turn on voice guidance”          
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Apple CarPlay and Android Auto allow 
your vehicle to enable certain apps 
in your iOS or Android device to, 
for example, play music, get driving 
directions or listen to podcasts. 
This interaction takes place via the 
vehicle’s center display or your device.
Apple® CarPlay® and Android Auto  
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To use Apple CarPlay:
Siri must be activated on your iOS device. The device must   
also be connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi or a mobile network. 
If you want to continue using Sensus connectivity features in parallel,   
your car also must be connected via smartphone WiFi hotspot or   
personal SIM card.
1.  Plug the iOS device into a USB port. If your car has two USB ports,   
use the one with a white frame.
2.  The first time you use Apple CarPlay,   
you’ll have to accept the terms and   
conditions for use.
3.  If your device is connected to the car   
via Bluetooth, click YES to deactivate 
that connection.
4.  The first time you use CarPlay, you’ll be 
directed to unplug the USB connection 
and then re-connect to complete the 
setup.
5.  When connected, The Apple CarPlay 
button is active in the Center Display’s 
Application View.
6.  Tap the button to launch Apple CarPlay. 
Click OK to confirm.
7.  Apple-approved apps on your device 
will display in the Home Screen’s   
fourth tile. 
8.  If you want to activate Siri, press and 
hold the Voice Control button on the 
steering wheel’s right-side keypad.  
Then use the same voice commands  
you would normally use for your iPhone.
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® CarPlay® and Android Auto (continued)