Volkswagen 2012 Automobile User Manual


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Your Jetta comes standard with anything-but-standard style and
convenience. And that’s just the beginning. You’ll also discover
dozens of great features that make long drives a little easier, and
a lot more fun. Because at Volkswagen, we want to be sure that
you’re getting the most out of your time behind the wheel.
So we’ve created this guide to take you through it all,
and show you how quickly you’ll be speaking
fluent Volkswagen.
Learn more at vw.com/jetta2012
Your 2012 Jetta Quick-Start Guide
Speaking Volkswagen
This Guide is not a substitute for the Owner’s Manual. You must read it and the warnings included in it.
CONNECTING YOUR BLUETOOTH EQUIPPED
CELL PHONE TO YOUR JETTA
1 Make sure the Jetta is parked.
2 Make sure your cell phone is Bluetooth enabled.
3 Turn on the ignition. The Bluetooth feature goes into “discovery”
mode for five minutes.*
4 From your Bluetooth menu on your phone, search for
new devices.
5 Your cell phone should offer a list of devices for you to
choose from. Select the device “VW Phone.”
6 Enter the passcode “0000” into your phone and press “pair.”
Your phone should be connected to the Bluetooth system.
7 The multi-function display will prompt you to create a user
profile—press “OK.”
NOTE: To allow Bluetooth to reconnect automatically each time
you enter your car, be sure to set “VW Phone” as a “trusted device”
on your phone (this varies from phone to phone, and may not
be necessary on your specific device).
* If you have RNS 315, your Jetta “discovery” mode must be activated
within your system settings.
Press the “Phone” hard key
Press the “Setup” hard key
Press the “Bluetooth settings” soft key
Press the “Bluetooth visibility” soft key
The Bluetooth feature goes into “discovery” mode for five minutes.
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Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read,
are listed on the last panel, under BLUETOOTH
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WARNINGS.
BLUETOOTH
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WARNINGS:
Accidents and injuries can occur if the driver is distracted. Speaking on or using a phone while driving can distract
the driver from traffic.
• Use of Bluetooth technology requires a compatible phone.
• Select the volume settings so that the acoustic signals from the outside are still audible (for example, the sirens
of emergency rescue vehicles). Observe legal regulations.
• In areas with no or poor mobile network coverage and possibly in tunnels, garages and subways, phone
conversations may be interrupted, and it may be impossible to make phone calls—even emergency calls!
• In some countries, emergency calls may only be supported when the mobile phone is connected to a mobile
phone package which has a SIM card that is “not blocked” and/or has sufficient credit on it.
• Unmounted or improperly mounted mobile phones can fly around in the event of a sudden driving or braking
maneuver or an accident. This may cause injuries.
• Never place or mount a mobile phone on doors, on the windshield or on or near the area on the steering
wheel marked “AIRBAG,” the instrument panel, the seat backrests or the areas between these points and the
driver/passengers. Mobile phones can lead to serious injuries in cases of accidents, especially when the airbags
are inflated.
• Always switch off your mobile telephone at gas stations or wherever there is a fire or explosion hazard.
Electromagnetic radiation can cause sparks which can start fires.
• The mobile phone will automatically connect to the mobile network when the Bluetooth connection to the mobile
phone package is disconnected. Using a radio device in the vehicle without a connection to an external antenna
might exceed electromagnetic radiation thresholds. This also applies if the external antenna is not installed properly.
• Keep a distance of at least 8 inches between the antennas of the mobile phone and a pacemaker, since mobile
phones can affect the functionality of a pacemaker.
• Do not carry a mobile phone on standby mode in the breast pocket directly on top of a pacemaker.
• If interference is suspected, immediately switch off the mobile phone.
• The center armrest can interfere with the driver’s elbow movement and thus cause accidents and severe injuries.
Always keep the armrest closed while driving.
FUEL DOOR WARNINGS:
Improper refueling or handling of fuel can cause re, explosion and severe burns.
• Always make sure the fuel cap is screwed on all the way. This helps keep fuel from spilling out or from evaporating.
• Fuel is highly ammable and can cause severe burns and other injuries.
• Failure to shut the engine off while refueling and/or to insert the pump nozzle fully into the car’s ller neck could
cause fuel overow and fuel spray. Fuel spray and overowing fuel are dangerous because they can cause re or
serious injury.
• For safety reasons the engine must be turned off when refueling.
• Never use a cellular telephone, CB radio or other radio equipment while refueling. The electromagnetic radiation
can cause sparks that can ignite fuel vapors and cause a fire.
• Never get back into your vehicle while refueling. If in exceptional circumstances you must get back in your vehicle
while refueling, make certain that you close the door and touch metal to discharge static electricity before touching
the ller nozzle again. Static electricity can cause sparks that can ignite fuel vapors released during refueling.
• Never smoke or have an open ame anywhere in or near your vehicle when refueling or lling a portable fuel
container.
• For your safety, we strongly recommend that you do not travel with a portable fuel container in your vehicle. The
container, full or empty, may leak and could cause a fire, especially in a crash.
• If, under exceptional circumstances, you must transport a portable fuel container, please observe the following:
• Never ll a portable fuel container while it is anywhere in or on the vehicle (for example, in the luggage
compartment or on top of the rear lid). Static electricity can build up while filling and can ignite fuel vapors
causing a fire.
• Always place a portable fuel container on the ground before lling.
• Always keep the ller nozzle completely inside the portable container before and during lling.
• If lling a portable container made of metal, the ller nozzle must always be in contact with the container.
This will help prevent static electricity from discharging and cause a fire.
• Never spill fuel inside the vehicle or luggage compartment. Fuel vapors are highly ammable.
• Always observe local and state/provincial laws about the use, storage and transportation of fuel containers.
• Make certain the fuel container meets industry standards (ANSI/ASTM F852–86).
TO OPEN
Press on the center-left side of the fuel door until you hear a
click. Now let go. The door will spring open.
When the car is locked, the fuel door is, too—and it will not
open until you unlock the driver’s door.
TO CLOSE
Push the door until you hear an audible click.
Important Warnings and Safety Information, which you must read,
are listed on the last panel, under FUEL DOOR WARNINGS.
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BLUETOOTH
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ONE PUSH FUEL DOOR
TO ANSWER AN INCOMING CALL
When you get a call, Bluetooth will interrupt your radio.
You’ll hear a ringtone over your car’s speakers.
Press the phone button on the multi-function
steering wheel.
BLUETOOTH VOICE RECOGNITION
Just press and hold the microphone button until you hear
a musical chime. Your Volkswagen will say “Main menu.” Then
proceed with one of the steps below.
DIAL BY NUMBER
1 After the beep, say “Dial number.”
2 The system will respond “Number please.”
3 After the beep, say the number. (You do not have to include
“1” before the area code.)
4 The system will repeat the number, and then say “Continue.”
5 To tell the system to call the number, say “Call.”
DIAL BY NAME
1 After the beep, say “Call” followed by the name of the person
you want to call. For example, “Call Mike Brown.”
2 The system will answer “Calling Mike Brown.”
REDIAL
1 After the beep, say “Redial.”
2 The system will respond “Redial. Dialing.”
HELP
1 After the beep, say “Help.”
2 The system will respond “Help. Say a name plus ‘call,’ ‘dial
number,’ ‘redial.’ You can also say ‘music,’ or ‘further options.’
To stop this dialogue at any time, say ‘cancel.’”
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