Seat Toledo 2006 RADIO MP3

Apple* iPod connection
30•
Random playback (MIX play)
Ideal operating temperature for iPod
®
The ideal ambient temperature for an iPod
® is between 0° and 35°. The
iPod
® can be damaged by prolonged exposure to high or low temperatures,
for example, during the night.
Therefore, it is recommended that the iPod
® is not left in the vehicle ⇒
Check the manufacturer's instructions for more information about “tempera-
tures”
Caution
•
The excessively high or low temperatures that can occur inside vehicles
may damage the iPod
®.
•
Only use the iPods
® and sound systems authorized by SEAT.
•
Do not store vital information on the iPod
®. SEAT will not accept any
responsibility for data or files that are corrupted or lost.
Note
•
To obtain the best sound quality we recommend using an iPod
® of the 5th
generation with a fully charged battery.
•
To avoid interference in data transfer or when loading, keep the contact
surfaces of the adaptor and the iPod
® clean.
•
THe iPod
® is optional equipment.
•
Changes in the software or firmware of the iPod
® may modify the proper-
ties and functions described herein.
•
When selling the vehicle hand these instructions to the new owner.
iPod
® adaptor
The adaptor connects the iPod
® to the vehicle sound system. So both share
the stored information and the controls.
The properties and functions of the iPod
® adaptor correspond with the soft-
ware version when delivered.
Caution
Never insert metal objects into the iPod
® adaptor, as it may shortcircuit.
Note
The s imultaneous use of the iPo d
® adaptor and a CD changer is not pos sib le
.
Battery chargingThe iPod
® battery is charged when placed onto the adaptor and the sound
system turned on. When the battery is charged it will maintain this charge and
the iPod® will be “powered” from the vehicle battery.
The charge will be interrupted when the sound system is turned off.
Apple iPod
® connector
Select adaptorVario us iPod
® adaptors are included to guarantee the safe attachment of the
connector.
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Use the large adaptor for the smallest iPod
®. Insert the adaptor into the
connector and then place the iPod
®.
The larger iPods
® use the smaller adaptors when necessary. These adaptors
can be entered with the widest side up wards in the central connector dock. If
necessary use a lateral spacer to stabilise it.
Check which of the adaptors supplied is best for your iPod
® and position it
safely.
Attach the iPod
®
The iPod
® connector is in the central armrest (Altea, Toledo)
or under the passenger seat (Leon).
For optimum playback, activate the volume adjustment function and
disactivate the equaliser before connecting the iPod
® adaptor
according to the instructions.
Attach the iPod
®
– First change the input source for the sound system, for example from CD to FM or to the radio.
– Open the compartment where the iPod
® adaptor is fitted.
– If required, attach an adaptor to the connector ⇒page 30.
– Central armrest compartment adaptor: attach the iPod
® with the
screen facing right in relation to the forward direction of the
veh icl
e ⇒
fig. 13.
– Adaptor under the passenger seat: Attach the iPod
® with the
screen f ac
ing upwards and the co
ntact to the rear ⇒
fig. 14.
–The iPod
® will switch on automatically.
Fig. 13 iPod connections
in Altea and Toledo
models
Fig. 14 iPod connection
in Leon model
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– After a few seconds, the sound system will detect it. The tracks stored can be played through the sound system.
– Close the compartment.
WARNING
It is vital that attention is not di verted from the traffic. Use the iPod
®only
when the situation allows. Any dist raction may lead to an accident, with
the risk of injury.
•
Never lose visual contact with the ro ad in order to adjust or use the
iPod® and the sound system.
•
Use the iPod
® only when the state of the road, the weather and traffic
conditions permit.
•
Never attach the iPod
® while driving.
Caution
•
Attaching the iPod
® to the adaptor will leave marks.
•
New iPods
® that have not been used for some time have to be charged
according to the manufacturer's instructio ns, before using it for the first time
with the iPod® adaptor.
Note
•
If the iPod
® is not detected in the adaptor by the sound system, “reset the
iPod
®”. For more information consult the iPod
® instructions.
•
If the iPod
® does not work correctly desp ite being a compatible model,
we recommend updating the firmware. For more information, consult the
Apple Computer Inc webpage.
•
The iPod
® controls will not work when it is attached to the adaptor.
Remove the iPod
® from the adaptor
– First change the input source for the sound system, for example from CD to FM or to the radio.
– Open the compartment where the iPod
® adaptor is fitted.
– Remove the iPod
® from the adaptor ⇒
– Close the compartment.
WARNING
It is vital that attention is not di verted from the traffic. Use the iPod
®only
when the situation allows. Any distra ction may lead to an accident, with
the risk of injury.
•
Never lose visual contact with the road in order to adjust or use the
iPod® and the sound system.
•
Use the iPod
® only when the state of the road, the weather and traffic
conditions permit.
•
Never detach the iPod
® while driving.
Caution
•
Detaching the iPod
® from the adaptor will leave marks.
•
Never detach the iPod
® when the sound source selected is the adaptor
(CD) . Otherwise the iPod® memory could be damaged.
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Turning the iPod
® on and off
Turning On
The iPod
® t u r n s o n a u t o m a t i c a l l y i f i t i s in the adaptor when the sound system
is switched on. The battery will also charge when the iPod
® is in the adaptor.
Turning Off
Depending on the sound system, the iPod
® will turn itself off some minutes
after the sound system is turned off.
Note
Starting the car when the iPod
® is on will momentarily interrupt playback.
Playback will begin again at the point where it was interrupted.
Control of the iPod
® through the sound
system
Music playback through the sound system
Once the iPod
® is attached to the connector, the sound
system detects it as CD changer.
Control is through the sound system controls. The iPod
® is used like a CD
changer. Choosing and playing songs, fast forward and rewind and random
playback are described in the radio or navigation system manual of your
vehicle.
Playing songs from the playlists
Songs can be stored in playlists on the iPod
®. The playlists are ordered by
number and alphabetically in the iPod
® hard disk. The first five playlists stored on your iPod
®can be chosen directly by using
the function keys to on the sound system. The existing playlists will be
assigned by numerical / alphabetical order to the keys to . If, for
example, the function key of the sound system is pressed, the songs on
the second playlist will be played. If an empty or non-existant playlist is
selected, the next play list will be selected.
To make use of the playlists in the vehicle as easy as possible, we recommend
editing a maximum of five playlists in the iPod®. If you want to play songs
from a playlist that cannot be selected directly by the function keys to ,
we recommend renaming the list using the “iTunes” computer programme so
that it is among the first six on the iPod
® hard disk.
Remember that some versions of iTun es contain predetermined playlists (on-
the-go, my favourites). These folders also count in the total of six that the
vehicle sound system can play. Ensure that they are ordered and arranged
conveniently.
Pressing the key will enable all the songs on the iPod to be played.
Consult the iPod
® manufacturer's instruction manual to learn how to select
and store songs and create playlists.
Play all recorded songs
If the function key of the sound system is pressed, all the songs on the
iPod
® will be played.
Selecting songs manually on the iPod
®
The iPod
® also allows songs to be selected directly Select the song on the
iPod
® and attach it to the connector. The sound system will play the selected
song.
When the song finishes, all the remaining songs in the same group on the
iPod® will be played (by artist, genre, album, playlist...)
1
5
1
5
2
1
5
6CD 6
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WARNING
It is vital that attention is not di verted from the traffic. Use the iPod
®only
when the situation allows. Any dist raction may lead to an accident, with
the risk of injury.
•
Never lose visual contact with the ro ad in order to adjust or use the
iPod® and the sound system.
•
Use the iPod
® only when the state of the road, the weather and traffic
conditions permit.
•
When adjusting the volume, ensure that external noise such as ambu-
lance or police sirens can still be heard.Note
•
The multi-function steering wheel ca n also be used to select songs
11)
•
If many songs are skipped, there may be a delay during playback. THe
duration will depend on, among other things, the type of iPod
® used.
•
Depending on the sound system, when changing a playlist, a song from
the previous list may be played. This is a system function and not an error.
•
The information stored on the iPod
® such as artist, title, album, music
type is not processed by the iPod
® adaptor. Songs cannot be selected
according to these search criteria, and no indication is given on the sound
system panel.
•
The “repetition” is automatically activated when turning the iPod
® on in
the adaptor. When playback reaches the end of a playlist, it will start again at
the beginning.
•
If the iPod
® has the “random” function activated when attached to the
adaptor, it will also be selected in the sound system and can be disactivated
by pressing the key or (depending on the sound system) twice.
The numbers of the titles on the sound system screen are counted accord-
ingly.
•
Skipping songs is possible in some sound systems as far as number 99
using the knob. The titles with higher numbers must be selected using the
keys. When selecting a three figure numbe r the hundreds will not appear on
the screen.
•
When turning off or restarting the engine the iPod
® will continue where
it left off. In this case the sound system screen will always show 6, regardless
of the playlist. This will remain until the playlist is changed
11)Optional equipment
MIX
trnd
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USB* ConnectionConnecting a memory stick / MP3 playerIn the central armrest (Altea, Toledo), or under the passenger
seat (Leon) there is a USB port.
Connecting a memory stick in the central console
– Open the central armrest.
–Connect the Memory stick in the USB port, or
–Connect the MP3 player in the USB port using a conventional
USB extension cable.
–Close the central armrest.
Connecting the Memory stick beneath the passenger seat
– Open the lid of the drawer beneath the passenger seat.
– Connect the Memory stick to the USB port.
– Close the lid.
Fig. 15 USB connections
in Altea and Toledo
models
Fig. 16 USB connection
in León model
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Disconnecting the memory stick
– Change the input device, for example from CD to radio FM.
– Then disconnect the memory stick or the extension cable from the USB port ⇒.Once the device is connected the songs stored can be played using the car
radio fitted.
WARNING
Please keep your attention on driving as a priority!•
Adjust the volume so that external noise can be heard at all times, such
as police, fire and emergency services sirens.
•
Never remove the memory stick or MP3 player when driving.Caution
•
The temperature range of the Memory stick and MP3 is limited and is
normally between 0° and 40°C. Therefore, do not leave it in the vehicle for
long.
•
Never connect the MP3 player directly into the USB port, as it may be
damaged. Always use an extension cable.
•
Never disconnect the device while USB port (CD) is selected as source.
The device may be damaged.
•
The USB port is only for connectiing a memory stick or MP3 player. Hard
disks or USB hubs etc. cannot be connected
•
The maximum voltage of the the memory stick or MP3 should not exceed
2.5 watts (500mA/5V)
•
Never insert metal objects into the USB port, as it may shortcircuit.
Note
•
The memory stick, the MP3 player or the USB extension cable are not
standard equipment for your vehicle.
•
If the USB port does not detect the memory stick after 15 seconds, discon-
nect it and reconnect it.
•
In some cases the MP3 must be activa ted to make the connection with the
USB port. Consult the instructions of your MP3 player.
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Authorised memory devices and radios
Conditions for optimum performance
Only use devices that have been auth orised by SEAT to guarantee optimum
performance.
Otherwise performance cannot be guaranteed. The device must have at least
one of the USB certificates
Fig. 17 USB certified
Authorised MP3 playersManufacturer
Type
Capacity
Connection
Cebop
Run XL
1024 MB
USB-A
Maxfield
MaxRobot
512 MB
USB-A
Philips
SA 177
512 MB
USB-A
Grundig
MP 500
256 MB
USB-A
Mambox
Color
256 MB
USB-A
Trekstor
Musik Stick 100
256 MB
USB-A
Trekstor
21617, i.Beat
512 MB
Mini-USB
Time
DPA-20 FL+
128 MB
USB
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To guarantee optimum performance your vehicle should have an RCD series
SEAT radio or an RNS series SEAT navigator.
If your vehicle uses other brands we cannot guarantee their performance.
Compatible music formats
The following are the compatible music formats:• mp3 (MPEG1 Layer 3 32 to 320 k bps)
•
wma (8 to 192 kbps)
•
wav (sample frequency: 16 kHz with 16 bit coding, stereo)
•
ogg vorbis (to q10, 48 kHz, stereo)
DRM formats are not supported.Caution
Never store vital data in the memory stick or MP3 player SEAT will not accept
any responsibility for data or files that are corrupted or lost.
Note
If unauthorised memory sticks or MP 3 players are used, the music may not
play, or play poorly
Authorised memory sticksManufacturer
Ty pe
Capacity
Connection
Blue Pearl
CnMemory
64 MB
USB-A
Buffalo
Firestix
2 GB
USB-A
Lexar Media
JumpDrive
128 MB
USB-A
LG
Mirror USB Drive
128 MB
USB-A
Silver Pearl
Micro X
1024 MB
USB-A
Pretec
I-Disk Tiny 2.0
128 MB
USB-A
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Playing music files with the radio
Fig. 18 Example of a
music folder
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