phone VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2012 Owners Manual

on page 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page 12.
A wide variety of aud
io prog ra m s from various cat­
egories (music, news, sports, entertainmen t, etc .)
can be accessed with
radio is subject to fees and requires acti­
va tion by providing the device -specific over the phone or via the prior to use .
Displaying the Sirius
Radio mode, p ress the button
Pr ess the
as as the web address or
p h one numbe r needed for activatio n are disp layed
in a pop-up windo w.
Radio main menu .
on page 3 and note the intro­ductory information on page 12.
service displays
Display: Meaning
Different packages can be ordered. Please ask
you r Volkswagen dealer for more information about Radio mode or vis it the displayed address .
Press fun ction button to
is displayed on cha nnel 18 .
a n ecte d Radio mode, track
i nform ation for the cu rren t track can be cached in the radio as a T ag " or transferred to a con­
nected iPodTM, w it h certa in requ irements 30. the main menu press the but­
ton through the frequency
bands .
Press the function button, then press the function button in the pop-up window
The receivable .
rega rding the selected station (type of
station, station name and channel number) is dis­
played in the
radio main menu , with infor­mation rega rding the curren t program Name 13).
Channel Update: The program structure is being updated. No
on the saved or
Unsubscribed : is not include d in the current sub scrip tion package or the sub scription has
expired .
Linking: There is no radio reception possib le , because of heavy foliage or because

first read and heed the on page 3 and note the ductory information on page
through an ed via (for a phone)
can be through the speakers. via the radio-navigation system is
audio source must support the
A2DP or AVRCP
in equipped with a factory -installed phone age that supports this function . To
responding owner's Cell
Phone Package.
Pairing and connec ting is done via the radio
audio
the directions in the owner 's
Redu ce
To change to
Bl uetooth function
button 26.
Aud io mode is indicated on the screen
by Bl uetooth Audio 25 .
The
o f t he be adjusted to match the of the other audio sources
activating audio
some devices ,
After the audio
transmission , a pop-up window opens.
Request fo r confir mation of aud io
BT-Audio Audio mode must be
swi tched to
Audio transmission, as
audio source is
started or s topped automatically by switc hing to
addition , track dio navigation system 's arrow keys 1
25.
the connection is broken . the radio
navigation system switches to
media source.
th e that dio ed .
Radio mode, press the sETUP) button .
Press the
Press the
Tag the device connected and press
the connect) funct ion butt on.
Read and manufacturer of the
Because of the number of audio sources , it canno t be teed that
audio source, warning and service tones, suc h as touch
tones on a
Do not connect radio nav igation system at the same time for
music
interface , as this to on the
ing the use of can be obtained from the

and requirements
system FAT16 (<2GB) or F A T32 (> 2 GB).
iPodsrM and iPhonesrM of different genera­tions3>. MTP or Vista" trademark.
and formats
-Audio in OGG-Vor bis and AAC mat.
-i n
of the
are protec ted trademarks of Apple
it can take M TP they are ready to
For data media that are divided into tions . the first partition is recognized.
Read about
Fig. 34 media source interface).
on page 3 and note the
The can damage the adapter and of function.
Do not connect media to the radio navigatio n syste m at the same time fo r
musi c via a n d via the to Fig. 35
Connect an appropriate adapter to the interface
Connect the dat a medium t o the
switch on the the appropriate data mode.
Despite indica tions to th e contrary, the
Audio mode

main menu ... .
315: Voice command menu Telephone ...... .
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The telephone fu nctions described in the
Connect the mobile phone to the radio
Pair an d connect mobile phone via the ment clus ter
there is no naviga tio n system . then phone control is not
phone in th e
More information:
instructions 3
Device overview 6
Operat ion basi cs page 8
Talking on the
phone and/or operating the
'
the sirens of emergency rescue
areas with no mobile network coverage or poor mobile network coverage, as as
in tunnels, garages and subways, phone versations may be interrupted, and it may be impossible to make phone ev en
cured ph one can be thrown around the
inside of the vehicle during a sudden braking maneuver , a cra sh or other accident and cause injury to vehicle occupants.
Always mount mobile phones properly
ference with a pacemaker , if worn
8 inch es tween the antenna s of the mobile phone and pacemakers , as mobile phones can affec t the functionality of a pacemaker .
phone in the breast pocket over a pa cemaker.
phone immediat ely .
The
cent e r armrest ca n interfere with the
dents and seve re injuries.
Always keep the armrest closed
Telephon e control

High sp eeds, poor weather and road conditions and poor network quality can affect a telephone
c all the ve hicl e.
The appea rance of the various telep hone menus varies from phone to phon e. Th ere
may be variatio ns.
Consult the mob ile phone and accessory slruc lions as garding headset usage .
Places with special regulations
tory information and heed the on page 59.
off lhe mobile phone and mobile phone
package at explosio n-prone locations ! The se
but not always , identified clearly in Introduction on page 59. These include , for
example :
Vic init y of pipes and ta nk s co ntaining cals .
Lowe r decks of ships and ferries .
Vicinity of vehicles powered by liquefied
Areas with ch emicals or partic les in the air,
s uch as flour , dust or metal powder .
olher locations where the vehicle engine
must be switched off .
Reception interference and interruptions may occur in dead spots.
Most electrica l d evices are sh iel ded agains t RF (high-frequency) signals. some rare
cases , however , e lecl ronic devices may not be
shie lded against the mobile phone package's RF signal s. Interference may occur . Switch off the mobile phone at explosion­prone locationsl The mobile phone will
areas with special regulations relating to or prohibiting the use of mobile phone s, the mo-bile phone and the mobile phone package or the mobile phone package must be switched off. Radiation from a switched-on bile phone ca n interfere with sensitive techni-ca l and medical devices, potentially causing malfunctions or damage to the devices.
Using a mobile phone without a connection to the outside antenna
Pl ease first re ad and note the
on page 59.
Mobile or
tees in an effort to keep the electromagnetic tion from cellular phones at levels that
en tifically based proof that wireless phones are solut ely safe.
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Th erefore , some experts recomme nd a ary approac h regard ing the use of cell ular phones
by taki ng measures that lower the persona l
a motor
be highe r than when ing th e cellular telephone while properly connected
to an integrated or other telephone antenna

The factory-installed hands-free system is de­
s igned for use with conven tional phones and
B luetooth®-co mpatible phones .
ment panel and i s w ithin reac h at times . the ph one in it s cradle pe rmits it to be cha rged, but
more import antly , con nects the phone to
the vehic le's out side antenna .
A
tel ephone that is prope rly co nnected to
the int egra ted ant enna or other outside vehicle ep hone antenna
ence a better qua lit y of serv ice.
a
phone not
be recharged either. you might experience
more dropped
ed on a base plate on the i nstrumen t
An unsecured cured
Always mount mobile phones properly
while driving, outside the operational area of the airbags. U
sing a
phone or radio inside the and sepa-
rate outside antenna can cause the magnetic radiation lev el in the ve hicle to ceed established limits. This a lso applies if the outside antenna is not properly.
Keep a distance of at least 8 inche s be -
tween the antennas of the mobile phone and
the pacemaker, a s mobile phones can affect the functionality of a pace maker.
Nev er carry a switched-on phone in the breast pocket directly over a pacemaker.
B lu etoot h se ttin gs . Fig. 7 2 List o f Bluetoo th devices found.
Te lephone control 61

Please first read and note the introduc­tory information and hee d the WARN ­on page 59.
A
one-time pairi ng of both devices is necessary to
connect a
some countries , pairing driving is not possi­
For 315, the radio navigation system can be
used to complete pairing.
63.
When connecting via the
315 radio navigation
system , the mobile ph one can be connected in one
of two ways :
Active connection
The Bluetooth® function must be activated
and v isible on both the
The should be disa­
The phone's key and warning tones should be disabled .
You
phone be automatically transferred . T he
length of the transfer depends on the volume of data saved on the phone . After the transfer is com­
p lete , the data is
active telephone pairing
An active mobile phone connection ends an exist­
ing connection to anot her mobile phone.
Press the button.
Press the (SETUP ) button.
Press the [Biuetooth settings)l l func tion button .
Press the [search for devices) function button.
T he scan ning process can
15 to seconds .
When the process has bee n comple ted, the names
o f t he Bluetoot h devices f ound
72.
Access the telephone to be paired from the 72.
T he radio navigation system and the mobile phone
code displaye d on th e screen of th e rad io nav ­
i gation system.
When the pairing is successfully completed, the
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passive telephone pairing
Press the button.
Press button.
Press th e [Biuetooth settings)1l funct ion button.
Press the (Make BT fu nc tion butto n .
15 to phone
of Bluetooth audio accesso ries and
start a connec tion.
T he radio naviga tio n system and the
some cas­es, additional entries are required on the phone to complete the connection of both devices.
Where the code displayed on the
radio navigation system's screen must be entered
and confirmed with
is entered inco rrectly. For safety reasons ,
t h e duration of the radio navigatio n system's toot h visibil ity is li m ited to precisely 5 min utes.
When the pairing is successfully completed, the
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tho connection function butto ns are not the d evice has to be connected via the instrument p age 63.

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Pairing and connecting
There can be up to four one can be connected to the rad io -naviga­tion system at any one time.
When the radio navigation system
is switched on,
it
connect­
ed.
attempt to connect to
t h e next phone on the of paired devices.
T
he maximum reception distance for a connection is con­
nection be interru pted if this distance is ex- ceeded
. The connection
as soon as a paired device is within range again.
four one is to be connected , one
Press button .
Press the (Biuetooth settings)1l function button.
Press the (Paired device lis t) function bu tto n.
of paired devices, tag the phon e to be
Connecting the
Please first read and note the introduc­tory information and heed the WARN­on page 59.
is connected , via the radio naviga ­
tion system.
main menu.
first read and note the introduc­tory information and heed the WARN­on page 59.
After
the pair ing process , the address book data
and
mai n
menu. T
he i
n the and
co nnected to the
P ress the
and the name of the phone service provider in the 73 mai n
menu in the
in the top connect io n .
The bars underneath the
strength of the phone reception.
F or th e
Phone book.
Missed
Numbers
1) the connection function buttons are not the device has to be connected via th e instrument 63.
Telep hone

first rea d and note the introduc­
on page 59.
pho ne functions can be accessed by saying voice commands .
Voice commands must be spoken in
the
supp orts the languages sh own in the
To act ivate voice operation , to u ch tunc­main menu 73.
The voice operation is act ivated with a risin g
the des ired voice command , e .g., "Dial
To inter rupt a vo ice instruction and the
n ext voice command, pre ss fu nction butt on.
an action is completed. voice operation end automatically.
Voice op erat ion c
an be manu ally e nded in the mid­of a voice command .
"Cancer.
the fun ction button.
Settings menu Telephone
first read and note the introduc­
on page 59.
any Telep ho n e m enu , pre ss the button to open the te 1 ephone Settings menu. The choice of
setup option s depends on the device and equip­
m ent.
Accept or make
tone .
T he
sam e func tion can often be
is understood , as is the voice command "Calr. in dou bt, try a vo ice command.
Voice operation
Voice operation
the funct ion button .
the voice comm and in the prese t to s tart the naviga tio n sys tem and the
vo ice instr uct ions .
Language Voice command
Ajuda
Ru ssian
The menu item (Biu etooth settin gs) se rves to or
co nn ect Blu etooth devices via the rad io
na viga tio n device and is
315
1
) T h e numb er must be manu ally entered in the Telephone
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find information about:
Phone book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Searching telephone book entries . . . . . . . . . . 67
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Display i
ng and changing phone numbers . . . . 68
Phone book
Fig. 74 main menu .
first read and note the introduc­tory information on p age 66.
After connecting
to a phone , the address
book entries can be opened and organized via the
phone controls
Press 74 funct ion button in the
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Browse the address book by turning the tuning
knob 1 moving the mark.
Press the tuning knob to access the tagged ephone book entry.
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More information:
Safety instructions 3
Device overview 6
Operation basics
one phone number is saved for the phone
book entry, a connection is made immediately to
this number .
After opening
this phone book entry, numbers saved with this
entry are disp layed.
Th e phone numbe r to be saved to the phone book
entry can be displayed and edited before connect ­
ing to it
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Up to 2500 address book entries can be managed using the telephone controls.