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The entry line with symbol entry mask (cursor) is

located on the upper left display line. All entries

are displayed in this area.

Entry masks to “enter text”

Letters, characters and special symbols can be

selected in any combination to enter free texts in

entry masks.
The currently displayed sequence of symbols is

applied by touching the function surface 

OK

.

Entry masks to select stored entries

Only combinations of letters, characters and spe-

cial symbols corresponding to a stored entry can

be selected for the introduction mask.
If less than 99 entries can be selected, the num-

ber of remaining entries is shown through the

entry line 

→ 

Fig. 4

 

3

. Touching this function sur-

face will display all remaining entries in a list. If

less than 5 entries can be selected, the list is au-

tomatically opened.

Overview of function surfaces

Function surface: action and effect

1

123

: touch to open the entry mask for

special symbols and numbers.

ABC

: touch to switch to the letter entry

mask.

2

Touch to switch to a different keypad

language. The keypad language can be

selected through the System settings

menu.

3

Shows the quantity and opens the list

of entries corresponding to selectable

presets.

Let-

ters /

num-

bers

Touch to apply the entry line.

Letters

and 

Press and hold to open a pop-up win-

dow with special symbols based on the

letters.
Select the desired characters via touch.

Some special signs can also be transcri-

bed (e.g. “AE” to “Ä”).

Touch to switch between upper case

and lower case, as well as numbers and

special characters.

   

   

Touch to insert a blank space.

OK

Touch to apply the introduction line

suggestion and close the entry mask.

Function surface: action and effect

Touch to delete symbols on the entry

line, from right to left.
Press and hold to delete multiple sym-

bols.

Touch to close the entry mask.

Additional displays and display

options

Display indications may vary from those descri-

bed herein, depending on the settings.
The time can be shown on the display status line.
All displays can only be shown after a complete

start-up process of the radio.

Composition Touch (R 340G)

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Summary of Contents for R 340G

Page 1: ...Composition Touch R 340G Radio Composition Touch R 340G Radio Stand 06 01 2017 BAN OP XXXXXX Englisch 04 2017 Artikel Nr 181 5L6 R34 20 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K...

Page 2: ...a tions which will lead to fatal or severe injuries if you do not observe the warning CAUTION Texts with this symbol indicate dangerous situa tions which may lead to light or severe injuries if you do...

Page 3: ...command information 8 App Connect Overall information and safety guidelines 11 App Connect settings 12 Apple CarPlay 12 Android Auto 13 Mirror Link 14 Audio operation Radio operation RADIO 15 Media mo...

Page 4: ...al vehicle features and equipment may differ from the indications provided in this manual No claims may be derived from the differing details illustrations or descriptions In case you lend or sell the...

Page 5: ...n for external multimedia de vices Mobile phone interface Audio system in part subwoofer 1 the type and quantity of the cited compo nents are country and device specific and may vary in a model series...

Page 6: ...indi cations not able to be read or be correctly read on the display Indications or information on the display must never be a reason to run a safety risk The display is not in condition to replace t...

Page 7: ...tures After a disconnection of the vehicle battery turn the ignition on before switching on the radio Upon changing the settings displays may vary and the unit may behave in a partially different way...

Page 8: ...ettings button the function is conditioned to the respective operating condition In all radio modes turn to open the list of stations and press to start stop the SCAN feature page 15 In media mode tur...

Page 9: ...entered the anti theft code is saved to the memory of the vehicle convenience coding of the radio If the anti theft coding has to be manually deactivated e g when installing the unit in another vehicl...

Page 10: ...s display Volkswagen is not responsible for SD cards and same are not offered together with the radio It is necessary to have an SD card to use it on the radio Do not use any SD card adapter An SD car...

Page 11: ...entries with the control button Turn the control button to sequentially select list entries through a checkbox and search the list Press the control button to access the selected list entry If the ava...

Page 12: ...uch to switch to the letter entry mask 2 Touch to switch to a different keypad language The keypad language can be selected through the System settings menu 3 Shows the quantity and opens the list of...

Page 13: ...hicle ac cidents and serious injuries Volkswagen recommends to use only appli cations offered by Volkswagen for the spe cific vehicle Protect the mobile device with its applica tions from misuse Never...

Page 14: ...technical conditions the compatible end devices the applicable ap plications and availability is available through www vw com br conectividade or the Volkswagen dealerships Or for for further informat...

Page 15: ...or on the mobile phone press VOICE or for a few sec onds to start the connected device s voice command feature Information on the technical conditions the compatible end devices the applicable ap pli...

Page 16: ...VOICE or briefly to start the device s voice command feature On the multifunction steering wheel or on the mobile phone press VOICE or for a few sec onds to start the connected device s voice command...

Page 17: ...s available through www vw com br conectividade or the Volkswagen dealerships Or for for further information consult the mo bile device s owners manual or the brand s on line shops sites Audio operati...

Page 18: ...M Change between stored or available stations Arrow button settings in menu page 19 Settings FM AM 1 to 12 Station buttons to store stations page 16 Update the frequency band station list AM page 17 F...

Page 19: ...the station list If no action is made the radio station list automatically closes after a while Update the ra dio station list The FM frequency band station list updates automatically The AM frequency...

Page 20: ...N Fig 17 Radio mode ongoing SCAN By selecting the SCAN function all stations avail able in the current frequency band are played for approximately 5 seconds SCAN Fig 17 will be displayed on the screen...

Page 21: ...AM Touch the function surface to open the AM Settings menu Function surface effect Scan automatic SCAN By selecting the SCAN function all stations available in the current fre quency band are played f...

Page 22: ...ssible structure of a data storage unit In data storage units audio files are often or ganized into data folders and playlists in or der to define a certain playback sequence Tracks folders and playli...

Page 23: ...ettings menu subfolders are included if Mix Repeat including subfolder is selected page 22 MEDIA main menu symbols and displays Display meaning A Display of track information ID3 tag text in MP3 files...

Page 24: ...nction area OR turn the selector button The track about to be played back is highlighted Search the track list and touch on the desired track When track information is available the track number and n...

Page 25: ...arrow buttons pressed for a few seconds to move the playback forward or back ward During playback of the SD card some function keys are available at the bottom of the display The active buttons are hi...

Page 26: ...vices restart the respective device This usually solves the issue Do not use any memory card adapter USB extension cord or USB Hubs USB distribu tors Refer to the external data storage unit manufactu...

Page 27: ...or other procedures on the radio display and the Bluetooth audio source display Playback of the Bluetooth audio source must be initiated manually if necessary Whenever the Bluetooth audio source playb...

Page 28: ...distance of 20 centimetres between the mobile phone s antenna and the heart pacemaker since the former may interfere with the latter Do not carry activated mobile phones in chest pockets directly over...

Page 29: ...connects mobile phones to the vehicle s phone controls A single pairing process is required in order to use the phone controls with mobile phones equipped with Blue tooth Some Bluetooth mobile phones...

Page 30: ...of calls stored in the mobile phone are automatically loaded Confirm on the mobile phone if necessary The duration of the loading process varies de pending on the amount of data stored in the mo bile...

Page 31: ...anually updated via the User profile settings menu page 34 The contact list will be auto matically updated upon the next mobile phone connection e g during the following vehicle use WARNING Loose or u...

Page 32: ...n menu display switches to Phone call Fig 23 Function surfaces and displays action and ef fect A Touch to switch off the mobile phone microphone during a call the function surface changes to Touch to...

Page 33: ...settings menu page 34 Enter phone number Enter phone number via the keypad Touch the function surface to establish a connection Possible functions Select contact from the list Enter the first letter...

Page 34: ...shown to the right of the search field Touch the function surface to switch to list view Search the list and touch the desired contact to call Phone menu availability varies depending on the mobile ph...

Page 35: ...main menu briefly touch the function sur face of the respective favour ite contact assigned to call the stored phone number Contacts stored as favourites are not auto matically updated If a contact st...

Page 36: ...0 metres BT Audio A2DP AVRCP if an external audio source is to be connected to the device via Bluetooth this function must be enabled page 24 User profile settings Please refer to at the start of the...

Page 37: ...n Confirm the actions performed through an application must be confirmed prior being executed on the radio Function button effect Authorize the actions are performed through an application without fur...

Page 38: ...desired position in the vehicle interior display or use the arrow buttons to sequentially change settings To centre sound equalization in the ve hicle interior display touch the function surface betwe...

Page 39: ...rers Audio Video Remote Control Profile German Institute for Standardisation Digital Rights Management Enhanced Other Network Frequency modulation ultra short wave UKW Global System for Mobil Communic...

Page 40: ...l apps 35 Control basic information 5 RADIO 15 Control list Before using the unit for the first time 3 conditions for Android Auto 13 conditions for Apple CarPlay 12 MirrorLink conditions 14 Controls...

Page 41: ...ck sequence 20 Playlists 20 Repeat function 21 SD card 8 select data storage unit 21 Select track 22 Settings 22 symbols and displays 21 track information 21 Media sources 21 AUX IN 21 memory cards 21...

Page 42: ...on 15 SCAN 18 settings 19 station buttons 16 symbols and displays 16 R DIO indications and symbols 17 Radio buttons 7 Radio stations pre tuning 17 Random playback Mix 22 Rear view camera 18 Repeat 21...

Page 43: ...ontrols 24 iPod controls 24 USB connection 23 disconnect the connection 23 unreadable 23 User profile settings 34 V Voice command Android Auto 14 Apple CarPlay 13 Volume AUX IN 35 Bluetooth audio 35 d...

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