infotainment Seat Tarraco 2020 Workshop Manual

Infotainment system
Multimedia USB por t Fig. 159
Centre console: USB port. Fig. 160
Rear part of the centre console: USB
connect ors with po
wer outlet function. The USB port can be found in the storage
compartment ar
ea of the fr

ont centre con-
sole ››› Fig. 159
. Depending on the equipment and the coun-
try, the vehicl

e may also have USB connec-
tions exclusively for charging or as a power
socket.
These USB ports are located at the rear of
the console, between the front seats
››› Fig. 160.
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Driving
turning the Driving Experience button or se-
l
ect fr
om the infotainment display.

Driving
Switching distance warning on and off
The dist ance w
arning can be switched on or
off in the infotainment system using the func-
tion button  ! SETTINGS ! Driver as-
sistance ››› page 90
.
The system will store the setting for the next
time the ignition is switched on.
SEAT recommends keeping the distance
warning active.
Deactivating Front Assist tempora-
rily in the foll
owing situationsIn the following situations the Front Assist
shoul
d be deactiv

ated due to the system's
limitations:

Driver assistance systems
ACC detects it and adapts the speed au-
t omatically, maint
aining a distance set by
the driver.
Does my vehicle have ACC?
Your vehicle has ACC if it has a configuration
menu in the infotainment system ››› page 90
and if it has the ACC function buttons on the
multifunction steering wheel ››› Fig. 185
.
Speed range
ACC regulates speeds between 30 km/h (20
mph) and 210 km/h (130 mph). 1)
If the vehicle is fitted with an automatic gear-
box, the ACC can bring the vehicle to a
standstill if a vehicle in front of it stops.
If your vehicle is fitted with a manual gearbox,
you must pay attention to speed and gear
changes. The ACC is deactivated if the
speed is too low (less than 30 km/h) of the
engine RPM is too low or high.
Driver intervention prompt ACC is subject to certain limitations in-
herent to the system. This means that
the driver will have to control the speed
and distance from other vehicles in cer-
tain situations. In this case, the instru-
 ment cluster display will tell you t
o in-
tervene by applying the brake, and an
audio warning will be played.
Radar sensors
The ACC uses the front radar technology.
Read its maintenance instructions and infor-
mation about its limitations ››› page 243
. WARNING
The ACC’s technology cannot overcome
the syst em's inher

ent limitations or change
the laws of physics. If used negligently or
involuntarily, it may cause serious acci-
dents and injuries. The system is not a re-
placement for driver awareness.

Driver assistance systems
accelerator pedal. ACC regulation is suspen-
ded until you r el
ease the accelerator pedal
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Set the def ault dist

ance setting
In the Infotainment system, you can pre-se-
lect the distance level when connecting the
ACC from:

Driving
Lane line detected. The system does not
int erv
ene.
Switching the lane assist system on or off
In some countries, the Lane Assist System is
always activated when the ignition is switch-
ed on. The connection status is shown in the
Driver assistance menu of the Infotainment
system or the driver assistance systems menu
after pressing the corresponding button. The
Lane Assist system can be activated and de-
activated in these menus.
The Lane Assist system is ready to actively in-
tervene as of approximately 60 km/h (35
mph) and if it has detected the lane limits
(system status: active). The control lamp

Driving
Rear cross traffic alert (RCTA) Fig. 198
Schematic representation of the rear
cr oss tr
affic alert assistant: zone monitored
around the vehicle while leaving a parking
space. Park Assist uses the radar sensors on the rear
bumper
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to monitor the traffic
crossing behind the vehicle as it backs out of
a parallel parking space or as it is being man-
oeuvred, for example in very low visibility con-
ditions.
When the system detects a relevant vehicle
on the road that is approaching the rear of
the vehicle ››› Fig. 198
, an acoustic alarm
may sound if the relevance so requires it.
In addition to the acoustic alarm, the driver is
also informed by means of a visual signal on
infotainment system display. This signal is dis- played in the form of a red or yellow strip at
the back of the image of the vehicl

e on the in-
fotainment system screen. This strip displays
the side of the vehicle towards which traffic is
approaching in transverse direction 1)
.
Automatic braking to reduce damages
If the rear cross traffic alert detects that
someone else on the road is approaching the
rear of the vehicle and the driver does not
step on the brake, the system will engage the
brakes automatically.
The parking system helps the driver by auto-
matically engaging the brakes to reduce any
damage. The automatic intervention on the
brakes takes place when driving in reverse at
approx. 1-12 km/h (1-7 mph). After detecting
that the vehicle is stationary, the system
keeps it that way for around 2 seconds.
After automatically braking to reduce dam-
age, the system will not be able to automati-
cally brake again for approximately 10 sec-
onds.
You can interrupt the automatic braking by
stepping hard on the accelerator pedal or
the brake pedal in order to regain control of
the vehicle. WARNING
The smart technology incorporated into
the r ear cr

oss traffic alert cannot over-
come the limits imposed by the laws of
physics; it only works within the limits of the
system. The parking assistant function
should not tempt you into taking any risks.
The system is not a replacement for driver
awareness.

Help with parking and manoeuvring
Parking System Plus* Description Fig. 207
Parking aid view on the Infotainment
syst em displ
ay. Parking aid plus assists the driv
er by giving
visual and audio w
arnings about obstacles
detected in front of and behind the vehicle.
The bumpers are fitted with sensors. When an
obstacle is detected, it is indicated by audible
signals and in the Infotainment system
››› Fig. 207.
When moving close to an obstacle, it is possi-
ble to know if the obstacle is in front of the ve-
hicle or behind it by choosing different
sounds.
The approximate measurement range of the
sensors is:
1.20 m
A 1.60 m
0.90 m
As you appr oach the obst

acle, the frequency
of the audible signals will increase. The signal
will sound continuously at around 0.30 m:
Stop!
If the separation is maintained, the warning
volume is reduced after about 4 seconds.
In order to view the entire periphery of the ve-
hicle, the vehicle must be moved a few me-
tres forwards or backwards. Thus, the missing
areas are screened and obstacles at the
sides of the vehicle are displayed C .
Special f eat

ures of ParkPilot with Area
View
In the following situations the screened area
on the side of the vehicle is automatically hid-
den:

Driving
function activates emergency braking when it
det ects an obst
acle in the vehicle’s path that
could cause a collision, driving forwards or in
reverse.
The function will not brake if the Parking Aid is
activated automatically. For the system to
operate, manoeuvring speed must be be-
tween 2.5-10 km/h (1.5-6 mph) for the front
area and between 1.5-10 km/h (1-6 mph) for
the rear.
Following an intervention, the braking while
manoeuvring function will be inactive in the
same direction of travel for 5 metres. Once
the gear is changed, or the selector lever’s
position is changed, the function will be ac-
tive again. The Parking Aid’s limitations apply.
The manoeuvre brake function (RBF) can be
set in the infotainment system using the func-
tion button  ! SETTINGS ! Parking and
manoeuvring .

Help with parking and manoeuvring
Views of the peripheral vision sys-
t em (modes) Fig. 216
Display on the top view system
scr een:  Fr
ont camera: off-road view.  Rear
camera: off-road view. Depending on the equipment: connect-
ing and disconnecting the P
arkPil

ot
sound.
Exiting the Area View system screen:
Adjust the display: bright, contrast and
colour.
The selected view is displayed on the right
side of the screen. The reduced aerial view 

 shown on the right side displays the view
framed in yell

ow. In addition, the right margin
of the screen displays the menu options pos-
sible and the views (the so-called “modes”)
of the camera in question. The active view
(mode) at the time is highlighted.
The red lines are indicate a distance of ap-
prox. 40 cm away from the vehicle.
Aerial views (bird's eye view)
Main mode:
The vehicle and its immediate vicinity
seen from above are shown. Depending
on the equipment, the ParkPilot's path
may also be displayed.
Three-dimensional views: The vehicle and its vicinity seen from
above are shown.
The vehicle and its vicinity seen from
above are shown obliquely.
The vehicle and its vicinity seen obli-
quely are shown.
Swipe the infotainment system display with
your finger in the direction of the arrows to
change the angle of vision in the three-di-
mensional views of the vehicle and its vicinity.
Front camera views (front view) Cross traffic. This visualization helps to
monitor traffic to the left, front and right
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 of the vehicle and can be used, for ex-
ample
, when exiting garages or narrow
exits.
Angle parking. The area in front of the
vehicle is shown. Orientation lines are
shown to give guidance.
Off-road. The area directly in front of the
vehicle seen from above is shown. For
example, on a slope, in order to see the
area directly in front of the vehicle.
Side camera views (side view) Right and left sides. The areas located
directly to the side of the vehicle seen
from above are represented in order to
navigate possible obstacles more pre-
cisely.The driver’s or passenger's side seen
from above is shown. This makes it
possible to visualize the blind spots
along the vehicle.
Rear camera views (rear view) Angle parking. The area behind the vehi-
cle is shown. Auxiliary lines are shown to
give guidance.Parallel parking. The area directly be-
hind the vehicle is shown. The coloured
boxes and auxiliary lines serve as orien-
tation.
Off-road or hitching a trailer function.
The vehicle's rear is presented. »
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