key SKODA YETI 2011 1.G / 5L Amundsen Navigation System Manual

External sources
External sources - Overview Input AUX
Press the button
MEDIA and then the function key
AUX .
The input for an external audio source AUX is located on the front of the unit 14 .
External audio sources connected to the AUX socket cannot be operated via the
navigation system.
Use the standard jack plug 3.5
mm for the AUX socket. If the external audio source
does not have this jack plug, you must use an adapter ⇒ page 14, Requirements
for media sources and audio files.
Input MDI - Multimedia socket
Press the button MEDIA followed by the function key
MDI .
The input MDI is located under the armrest of the front seats or in or under the
storage compartment on the front passenger side.
Audio files in MP3, WMA, OGG Vorbis and AAC format from the external data stick-
ers, connected to the MDI input, can be played via the navigation system
⇒  page 14, Requirements for media sources and audio files

.
External audio sources connected to the MDI socket can be operated via the navi-
gation system.
You can select another audio source on the radio at any time. As long as the ex-
ternal audio source is not switched off, it remains always active in the back-
ground.
Please refer to the Owner's manual of the respective manufacturer for the opera-
tion of the external audio source.
Adapter
A special adapter is required to connect audio sources via the input MDI.
You can purchase an adapter for connecting the USB devices, devices with a Mini
USB output or an iPod, from the range of ŠKODA original accessories.
iPod
If an iPod is connected to the MDI input, a menu is opened in which you can select
the folders of the iPods (playlists, artists, albums, songs etc.). Connecting an external audio source via Bluetooth
®
In Bluetooth audio mode, audio files can be played from an external audio source
(e.g. a mobile phone) connected via Bluetooth ®
.
To activate this function it is necessary for the external audio source to be con-
nected to the navigation system ⇒ page 15, Connect mobile phone or Bluetooth ®
device to navigation system

.
Adjust the play function volume of the external audio source
The play function volume of the external audio source can be changed via the vol-
ume control on the navigation system 1 .
Depending on the connected audio source, the output volume on the external au-
dio source can be changed.
You can also change the input sensitivity of the external audio source ⇒

 page 11,
Settings MEDIA mode, in order for the play function volume of the external audio
source to adapt to other audio sources or to avoid distortions of the play function
volume. WARNING
● On no account place an external audio source on the dash panel. You could
make sudden manoeuvres in the passenger compartment and injure the occu-
pants.
● On no account place an external audio source close to the airbags. You
could be thrown back in the passenger compartment by the airbags being de-
ployed and injure the occupants.
● You must not hold the external audio source in the hand or on the knees
while driving. You could make sudden manoeuvres in the passenger compart-
ment and injure the occupants.
● Always guide the connection cable of the external audio source in such a
way that is does not restrict you when driving. CAUTION
The AUX socket must only be used for audio sources!  13
MEDIA mode

PHONE mode
Connect mobile phone or Bluetooth ®
device to
navigation system To operate a mobile phone or other Bluetooth
®
device from the navigation sys-
tem, a one-off connection of both devices is required.
Active connection
When the connection is active, the device search is launched from the navigation
system.
Enable Bluetooth ®
on your mobile phone.
Press the button PHONE →
SETUP .
■ Bluetooth settings - Settings for the Bluetooth
®
- function
■ Search for devices - Search for external devices with an activated Bluetooth
®
function
The search can take around 15 to 20 seconds. When the process is complete, the
name of the Bluetooth devices is shown in the screen.
You can search for the mobile phone you want to connect directly by pressing the
function key with the name of the mobile phone or you can search for it by turning
the button 15 before pressing the button
Connect .
Activate the connection on the mobile phone and enter the 4-digit PIN code in the
screen of the radio navigation system.
If the entry is correct, the message appears in the display that the connection was
successful.
Passive connection
When the connection is passive, the device search is launched from the mobile
telephone.
Enable Bluetooth ®
on your mobile phone.
Press the button PHONE →
SETUP .
■ Bluetooth settings - Settings for the Bluetooth
®
- function
■ Set Bluetooth visibility - Switch on visibility of the navigation system on other
devices with the Bluetooth ®
function Launch the search for Bluetooth
®
audio accessories on the mobile phone. The
search can take around 15 to 20 seconds. Once the search is complete, the naviga-
tion system is displayed on the mobile phone as SKODA_BT.
Enter the connection on the mobile phone and enter the 4-digit PIN code in the
screen of the navigation system.
If the entry is correct, the message appears in the display that the connection was
successful.
Deleting connected devices
A maximum of 4 mobile phones or Bluetooth ®
devices can be connected with the
navigation systems. To connect an additional device, a mobile phone or Blue-
tooth ®
device must be deleted first.
Press the button PHONE →
SETUP .
■ Bluetooth settings - Settings for the Bluetooth
®
- function
■ Paired device list - List of devices connected with the radio navigation system
■ Delete - Delete the selected connected mobile phone or Bluetooth
®
de-
vice. Ð
Overview Main menu PHONE Main menu TELEPHONE
Press the button
PHONE .
Individual functions in the menu PHONE may depend on the equipment and the
properties of the connected mobile phone.
The PHONE mode can only be activated while the ignition is switched on.
When switching on the navigation system, this automatically connects with the
mobile phone with which it was last connected. If it is not possible to connect
with this mobile phone, the system automatically attempts to establish the con-
nection to the next mobile phone which is in the list of the connected devices.  15
PHONE mode

Function keys in the main menu TELEPHONE
■ Press the button PHONE .
■  - Switches on voice operation, only with GSM II telephone preinstalla-
tion. Further information on how to operate the voice control can be found
in the operating instructions of your vehicle.
■ SOS - emergency setup only with the GSM III telephone preinstallation via
the rSAP profile. Further information on how to operate the GSM III tele-
phone preinstallation can be found in the operating instructions of your ve-
hicle.
■  - Accept a call, dial the entered number. After pressing, the call list is
displayed in the main menu PHONE.
■  - End or reject call - only active during a call
■  - Dial number
■ Delete - Delete numbers
■  - Dial number
■  - Open phonebook
■ Find - Open the input screen for search in the phonebook
■ Details - Display information relating to a telephone book entry
■  - Open the list of missed calls
■ Edit - Edit number
■  - Dial number
■  - Open list of dialled numbers
■ Edit - Edit number
■  - Dial number
■  - Open list of received calls
■ Edit - Edit number
■  - Dial number
■  - Voice mail (the voice mail number must have been configured)
⇒

  page 17, Settings in PHONE mode WARNING
Concentrate fully at all times on your steering! As the driver you are fully re-
sponsible for road safety. Only use the system so that you are in full control of
your vehicle in every traffic situation - risk of accident! ÐTelephone calls and functions during a call Calls can be received even if the navigation system is switched off.
If you have started the process of connecting to a call number or accepted a call,
the main menu PHONE will change to the display
Phone conversation.
Starting a phone conversation
using the navigation system, you can start a phone conversation directly by enter-
ing a telephone number, by selecting from the phonebook, the list of selected
phone numbers, or the list of received calls ⇒ page 16

, Function keys in the main
menu TELEPHONE.
If you vehicle is fitted with the GSM II telephone preinstallation, you can also start
the phone conversation using voice operation with the aid of the function key  ⇒ 
page 16, Function keys in the main menu TELEPHONE
.
Incoming phone call
■  - accept call
■  - reject call
Additional functions during the phone conversation
■ Extras - opens a list of additional functions
■ Mute - switches the microphone on/off during the conversation. A conver-
sation in the vehicle is not picked up by the microphone and so cannot be
heard by the other party.
■ Hands-free - switches the hands-free system on/off The conversation is not
broadcast to the vehicle through the speakers but only via the phone
speaker (private call).
■ Hold call - “hold” call (following appears: “
Call being held”). The connection
remains but the call is not transmitted. Resume call - call is resumed
■ Conference - Conference call involving all call participants
⇒ page 16
, Car-
rying out an additional phone conversation
■ Enter numbers - opens the input screen for DTMF key tones
 - end call
Carrying out an additional phone conversation
Press the button PHONE .
Select a new call number or select a stored call number. 16
PHONE mode

■
Extras - opens a list of additional functions
■ Swap call - switch between calls
■ Conference - Conference call involving all call participants
DTMF key tones
A particular DTMF key tone is assigned to each each key of a mobile phone. DTMF
key tones are used, for example, for the input of a password via the mobile phone
or for choosing functions in a
“Call centre”.
If a DTMF key tone has to be entered during a conversation, you can open the
keypad by pressing the function key Extras →
Enter numbers and follow the instruc-
tions (for example:

“For a private conversation with one of our co-workers, please
press 3 ”).
Ð
Settings in PHONE mode Press the button
PHONE →
SETUP .
■ Bluetooth settings 1)
- Settings for the Bluetooth ®
- function
■ Paired device list - opens a list of all connected devices
■ Search for devices - Search for external devices with an activated Bluetooth
®
function
■ Set Bluetooth visibility - Switch on visibility of the navigation system on other
devices with the Bluetooth ®
function
■ Enter passkey - Change the 4 digit code for connecting devices
■ Enter mobile box number - Enter the mobile box number for the mobile phone
■ Delete call lists 2)
- Deletes all call lists from the memory of the phone unit
■ Switch off telephone 2)3)
- switches off the phone unit (the mobile phone remains
paired)
■ Telephone audio volume - adjusts the volume of the mobile phone by turning but-
ton 15 ■
Load telephone book - loads the phonebook from the mobile phone to the memo-
ry of the radio navigation system. This procedure can take a few minutes.
■ Factory settings - resets device to factory settings- deletes user profiles
Ð1)
This feature is not available if the mobile phone is connected by means of the GSM III telephone pre-
installation. Bluetooth ®


settings for the GSM III telephone preinstallation can be found in your vehi-
cle's Owners manual.
2) This feature is not available if the mobile phone is connected by means of the GSM III telephone pre-
installation.
3) This function is not active if the mobile phone is connected using the GSM III telephone preinstalla-
tion via the HFP profile. 17
PHONE mode

NAV mode (Navigation)
Overview
Before using the radio navigation system Street and location names can be changed. It is therefore possible under excep-
tional circumstances that the names stored in the navigation data might not cor-
respond to the changed names.
In regions not at all or only partially digitalised and which are therefore not inclu-
ded in the navigation data, the radio navigation system will try to continue provid-
ing guidance to the destination. Please note that under these circumstances the
guidance to the destination may not be completely correct if, for example, one-
way streets and road categories (motorway, country road etc.) are not at all or on-
ly partially included in the navigation data used.
The route calculated by the radio navigation system is a recommendation for
reaching the intended destination. While driving please pay attention to stopping
restrictions, traffic lights, one-way streets, lane changes, bodies of water and fer-
ries, railways etc. Ð
Safety instructions for the operation of the navigation system WARNING
● Please concentrate fully at all times on your driving! Inattention by the
driver can lead to accidents and injuries. As the driver you are fully responsible
for road safety.
● The following must always have priority over the driving recommenda-
tions:
–the road traffic legislation, even if the driving recommendations contra-
dict the StVO,
– the actual acknowledgement of traffic signs, light signals or signs
placed by the police at the relevant location,
– the facts and circumstances prevailing at the relevant location.
● Please observe the respective traffic regulations when driving. WARNING (Continued)
● Traffic signs and traffic regulations always have priority over the driving
recommendations provided by the navigation system.
● Route guidance is subject to constant changes, particularly to information
relating to one-way streets, pedestrian zones etc. stored in the navigation da-
ta. Information on traffic lights, stop and right of way signs, parking and stop-
ping restrictions as well as lane constrictions and speed restrictions is not in-
cluded in the radio navigation system.
● Adjust your speed to suit weather, road and traffic conditions. Do not al-
low, for example, the radio navigation system to make you drive faster in fog -
risk of accident!
● Only if the traffic situation allows it should you operate the radio naviga-
tion system with its wide range of possibilities.
● The driving recommendations provided may vary from current situations,
e.g. due to road works or out of date navigation data. In such a case, always
observe the traffic regulations and ignore the driving recommendations. Ð
General The route is recalculated each time if you ignore driving recommendations or
change the route. This process takes only a few seconds. Driving recommenda-
tions can only then be re-transmitted.
When entering an address (city, street), only those letters or symbols which make
up a logical entry will be presented. A list of possible names will be shown. Do not
forget to enter the blank space in names made up of more than one word, such as
High Wycombe ⇒
 page 6, Input screen with keypad
The last voice response can be repeated by pressing the button 15 . The volume of
a navigation recommendation can be changed whilst it is being made.
The GPS satellites will not be able to reach the aerial once you are in a tunnel or
underground garage. The unit will orientate itself via the wheel sensors. 18
NAV mode (Navigation)

Calling up additional information
Press the button
 - Information about the vehicle position and access to addi-
tional functions (flagged destination, route list, route list, exclude a stretch)
⇒ page 22, Store additional window and “Flagged destination
”.
Function keys in the Navigation main menu: Map - switches to the card view
 Address
- Call up the screen for entering the destination address ⇒
 page 21,
Entering and saving destinations
 Destination memory
- opens the list of manually stored destinations
 Last destinations - opens the list of the last destinations which were automati-
cally stored
 Petrol station
- opens a list of the closest petrol stations ⇒ page 21, Select
petrol station or car parks
 Car park
- opens a list of the closest car parks ⇒
 page 21, Select petrol station
or car parks
 Point of interest
- selects a point of interest ⇒ page 22,
Selecting a point of
interest as a travel destination
Home addr. - Starting a route guidance to a stored Home address. During route
guidance, the function key Stop appears here.
Ð
Settings in the (NAV) Navigation mode Press the button
NAV →
SETUP .
Function keys in the menu - Navigation ■ Route options - setting for route options
■ Route criteria - specify the criteria for calculating the route
■ Fast - calculates the fastest route to the destination, even if a detour is
necessary.
■ Economical - calculates the quickest route possible over the shortest
route
■ Short - shortest route to the destination even if a longer journey time is
needed. Route guidance may contain unusual route sections, e.g. on a
farm track.
■ Dynamic route - switches on/off the usage of TMC traffic notifications for
route guidance ⇒

 page 23, Dynamic route guidance with TMC use ■
Avoid motorways - switches on/off the use of motorways in the route calcu-
lation
■ Avoid motorways - switches on/off the use of motorways in the route calcu-
lation
■ Avoid motorways - switches on/off the use of motorways in the route calcu-
lation If no other route is available (e.g. an island can only reached by a fer-
ry), this route type is included in the route calculation despite being exclu-
ded before.
■ Vignettenpfl. Avoid toll sticker routes - opens a list of countries where toll stick-
ers are mandatory. A check means that all streets in the selected country
for which a toll sticker is mandatory are excluded.
■ Navigation volume - Setting the volume of the navigation announcements.
■ Day/Night - switches between the day/night and auto map display modes. Au-
tomatic display depends on switching the low beam on or off.
■ POIs on map -shows points of interest in the map view (car parks, petrol sta-
tions, and Škoda workshops only)
■ Autozoom - changes the map scale automatically depending on the speed and
the driven route (Motorway trip: small map scale
- City centre: large map scale)
■ Traffic sign display - switches on/off the speed restrictions in the current route
section (top left in the display)
■ Time display - switches between the following information during route guid-
ance
■ ETA - displays the expected time to destination
■ Travel time - displays the expected remaining trip time to the destination
■ Time display to - switch to the arrival time at:
■ destination - displays the expected arrival time at the final destination
■ stopover - displays the expected arrival time at the stopover destination
⇒  page 21, Entering a stopover destination
■ Enter home address - Enter home address
■ Position - saves the current position as a home address
■ Address - enter or change an address as your home address
■ Demo Mode -switches on/off the demo mode. If the demo mode is selected, you
can specify at the start of route guidance whether route guidance should be
carried out in normal mode (

“real” route guidance) or in Demo mode (virtual
route guidance). For the route guidance in the Demo mode, you only travel
along the route virtually. Virtual route guidance will be repeated after reaching
the fictitious travel destination.
■ Demo mode starting point - Entering a fictive (invented) starting point in the demo
mode. 20
NAV mode (Navigation)

■
Delete destination memory - Deleting the destination memory or the list of the last
destinations.
■ All - deletes all destinations from the memory
■ Last destins. - deletes all destinations from the list of last destinations
■ Navigation data basis - displays information about the navigation data stored in
the radio navigation system or on the memory card or when using navigation
data directly from the memory card ⇒ page 19, Navigation data and the memo-
ry card. Ð
Destinations Entering and saving destinations Manually entering and saving destinations
Press the button
NAV followed by the function key
When entering the address, first choose the country, then the city or the post
code. Afterwards it is possible to specify the address in more detail by entering
the street and house number or an intersection. This address information is speci-
fied in the following input screens.
If the entries are sufficient for the route guidance, the function key
Finish will ap-
pear. You can now begin route guidance or you can enter additional details for the
destination.
■ Store - opens screen for entering the name of the destination
■ Delete - change the name of the destination
■ OK - saves the name of the destination
■ Start - starts route guidance
Destination memory
Press the button NAV followed by the function key
 - displays a list of the man-
ually-saved destinations (guidance can be started by pressing the function button
with a displayed destination).
Turn the button 15 to select a destination which you want to rename, edit or de-
lete. ■
Details - shows additional information about the destination (name of the des-
tination, country, city, etc.). The displayed information can be changed.
■ Delete – delete the selected destination
■ Start - starts route guidance
Store last destinations
Press the button NAV followed by the function button
 - displays a list of the
last destinations which was automatically saved.
After you confirm one of the displayed destinations, the devices switches to the
map view and route guidance begins automatically.
■ Details - shows additional details about the destination
■ Store - enter name of destination, saves
■ Delete - deletes name of destination
■ OK - confirms and saves the name of the destination
■ Start - starts route guidance
Entering a stopover destination
An additional destination and one stopover destination can be entered during the
route guidance. You reach the entered stopover destination before the route
guidance is resumed to the final destination. The final destination is the destina-
tion for which was route guidance was initially started. When making your entry,
always think about whether you are entering a stopover destination or the final
destination.
During route guidance, press the button NAV - switches to the main menu of the
Navigation.
Enter a new address or choose a previously saved address.
Zwischenz.Stopover - choose a newly-entered destination as the stopover
New destin. - end the current route guidance and choose a new destination as the
final destination
Select petrol station or car parks
Press the button NAV followed by the function key
 - searches for
Petrol sta-
tion or  - Car park
- petrol stations/car parks in the vicinity of the current loca-
tion.  21
NAV mode (Navigation)

■
Store - stores in the destination memory
■ Details - shows additional details about the destination
■ Store - stores in the destination memory
■ Start - starts route guidance
Selecting a point of interest as a travel destination
Press the button NAV followed by the function key
 - Point of interest
■ Town - search in the centre of a place of your choice
■ Here - search in the vicinity of the current location
A search mask opens for selecting the point of interest by means of entering a
“keyword” or a word which is part of the name for the point of interest. The point
of interest is searched for within a surrounding area of 75
km.
“Key words” which can be entered include words such as hotel, stadium, ŠKODA,
or a part of the name of a destination, e.g. lake. Words such as hunger, thirsty,
shop, relax, etc. can also be entered.
Pay attention to the correct entry of the “keyword” (including special characters).
■ Delete - deletes the entered characters
■ Find - search based on the parameters entered
■ Store - stores in the destination memory
■ Details - shows additional details about the destination
■ Store - stores in the destination memory
■ Start - starts route guidance
Store additional window and
“Flagged destination”
Press the button  - opens pop-up window
If route guidance is not active, a pop-up window appears containing details about
the current position with the following info:
● Position;
● latitude and longitude;
● height above seal level (if at least 4 satellites are available);
● GPS status (GPS_FIX - the position can be determined, GPS_FIX_3D - the
height can be determined);
● The number of available and tracked satellites (the number of available satel-
lites determines the GPS status).
If route guidance is active, a pop-up of the destination appears.
■ Flagged destination - saves the current position as a “Flagged destination”.
ÐRoute guidance
Starting route guidance Press the button
NAV followed by the function key
Map - switches to the map
view
Start route guidance with the function key Start .
The route guidance can also be started from other menu points ⇒ page 21, Enter-
ing and saving destinations Ð
Orientation in the map during route guidance Fig. 4 An example of the map display
Map symbols
 - Compass (in the top right corner of the display), the arrow points to the North.
Pressing the symbol allows you to switch between two-dimensional (2D) and
three-dimensional (3D) map display.
 - current vehicle position and direction of travel
 - distance to destination (in the bottom left-hand corner of the display)
 - distance to stopover (in the bottom left-hand corner of the display) - only dis-
played when the route guidance and display of the expected arrival time at the
stopover are active ⇒ page 20, Settings in the (NAV) Navigation mode
 - expected time of arrival at the destination of driving time (in the bottom right-
hand corner of the display)
The bottom left-hand corner of the display displays additional information, e.g. ar-
row pointing in the direction of travel, speed restrictions, etc. 22
NAV mode (Navigation)

Setting options
Turn the button
15 - changes the scale.
Press the button 15 - repeat the last navigation announcement.
Press the display - displays the function keys Extras and
Stop ⇒ 
page 24, Stop-
ping route guidance.
■ Extras - edits options for the map display
■ 2D north - two-dimensional, from the top towards the north
■ 2D heading - two-dimensional, from the top in the direction of travel
■ 3D heading - three-dimensional, diagonally from the front (“bird's-eye per-
spective”)
■ Overview map - the calculated route is displayed from the current position to
the destination in an overview map (during active route guidance)
■ Route list - List of route sections
⇒ page 23,
Displaying stretches of the
journey Ð
Dynamic route guidance with TMC use The prerequisite for dynamic route guidance is being able to receive a TMC traffic
radio station for the navigation area. Received TMC traffic reports are shown in a
list
⇒ page 25, Displaying TMC traffic reports

.
When the dynamic route guidance is activated, the route calculation includes pos-
sible TMC traffic notifications.
Traffic problems received via TMC which affect the route are displayed in the map
by means of a coloured symbol. Traffic problems, which do not affect the route,
are displayed in the map by means of a grey symbol. The positioning of the TMC
symbol shows the beginning of a traffic disruption and the direction, when the
TMC traffic report is able to clearly define both.
When the function Dynamic Route ⇒ page 20, Settings in the (NAV) Navigation
mode is activated and the radio navigation system calculates a time advantage for
driving around the traffic disruption along the route, an alternative route is calcu-
lated automatically.
When recalculating the route, a corresponding navigation announcement is out-
put. The same announcement is made when there was a traffic disruption in the
original route calculation which has since been removed. Note
● Making a diversion from a traffic jam based on TMC traffic reports may not al-
ways offer a time advantage, e.g. if the diversion route is also congested.
● If a traffic disruption was not yet entered via the TMC traffic reports, route dis-
ruptions can also be entered manually ⇒ page 23,

Blocking stretches of the jour-
ney. Ð
Displaying stretches of the journey Pop-ups during route guidance
Press the button
 followed by the function key
Route .
■ The list of the points (street names, street descriptions and stretches of the
road) still to be driven, is displayed in the Route list .
■ Details - show details for the selected stretch of the journey.
Ð
Blocking stretches of the journey Manually blocking a stretch of the route ahead (e.g. due to a reported traffic
impairment)
Press the button
 followed by the function key
Route .
■ Congestion ahead - turn the button
15 to select the length of the stretch to be
blocked from the current position. The length of the currently blocked stretch
of the journey is shown in the lower line of the screen. When reaching the
maximum blockable length the word

“(Max) ” will appear next to the length en-
try.
■ OK - confirms the length of the blocked stretch
To remove the block of a stretch ahead, press the button  followed by the func-
tion key Route .
■ Lift cong. excl. - manually remove blocked stretch
Blocking stretches of the journey using the route list
Press the button  followed by the function key
Route .
■ Route list - List of route sections
■ Exclude - select the start of the stretch to be blocked
■ Exclude to - select the end of the stretch to be blocked
 23
NAV mode (Navigation)

To
remove the block of the stretch, press the button  followed by the function
key Route .
■ Lift cong. excl. - remove the blocked stretch
Ð
Stopping route guidance During route guidance, press the button
NAV (or touch the screen) followed by
the function key Stop - stop route guidance (stop).
Resuming route guidance
Press the button NAV followed by the function key
Start - resume route guidance
from the current vehicle position. Ð24
NAV mode (Navigation)