• The infotainment system requires a few seconds to boot up completely upon vehicle startup, and during this initialization phase, it will not respond to touch inputs. The only exception is the rear-view camera image, which can be displayed immediately during system start-up.
• The full display of all system indications and the execution of connected functions take place only after the infotainment system has finished booting entirely. The duration of the system boot sequence depends on the number of active background functions and may take slightly longer than normal under conditions of very high or very low ambient cabin temperatures.
• When using the infotainment system and associated personal accessories such as headphones, always bear in mind regional country-specific regulations and local legal provisions regarding road safety and audio usage.
• Certain advanced functions of the infotainment system require an active SEAT CONNECT user account and a continuous internet connection for your Seat Leon. Data transmission must not be restricted or blocked for these online features to operate properly.
• To operate the infotainment system efficiently, simply apply a light touch with your finger to a function button or swipe across the touchscreen interface.
• For the correct, glitch-free operation of the infotainment system, it is vital that the system is switched on and that, where applicable, the vehicle's clock time and calendar date are set correctly.
• If a specific function button is missing from your screen, it is not a hardware defect, but rather corresponds to the specific equipment package, regional version, or software trim of your Seat Leon.
• Certain infotainment functions can only be selected when the vehicle is completely at a standstill. In some regional markets, the electronic parking lock must also be engaged (button P) or the gear selector must be positioned in neutral (N). This is not a malfunction, but a mandatory safety design implemented to comply with local traffic legislation.
• Restrictions governing the use of devices utilizing Bluetooth wireless technology may apply in certain countries.

  For further details and specific regulatory compliance information, contact your local authorities or an authorized dealership.

• If you disconnect the vehicle's 12-volt battery, always switch on the ignition before attempting to restart the infotainment system.
• Modifying system settings can alter the visual layout on the screen and, in some cases, cause the infotainment system to behave differently than described in this reference instruction manual.
• In specific regional markets, the infotainment system is designed to automatically shut off when the engine is switched off if the vehicle's 12-volt battery charge level drops below a safe threshold.
• Always ensure that any necessary technical repairs or modifications carried out on the infotainment system are performed by a qualified specialized workshop.

  SEAT strongly recommends visiting an authorized SEAT dealership for this service work.

• Using an unshielded or poorly grounded mobile phone device inside the cabin may occasionally cause electrical feedback noise in the vehicle speakers.
• On vehicles equipped with park assist systems, the audio source volume is automatically lowered when reverse gear is selected so you can listen for acoustic warning tones. This automatic volume reduction level can be customized in settings.
• Information regarding software licenses and included open-source packages can be viewed directly within the system menu under Settings > Information > Copyright.
• When selling, trading, or permanently lending your Seat Leon to another person, make sure that all saved personal user data, files, and custom settings have been fully deleted, and remember to remove any external audio sources and USB data media.

Note You can find additional helpful information, troubleshooting tips, and guidance for operating the infotainment system inside the built-in Help menu.