Introduction
Mobile devices can be connected to the Infotainment system via the wired and wireless connections in the vehicle.
The type and number of wired and wireless connections depends on the vehicle equipment and the country. The connections may differ within a model line or in a model with optional equipment.
In wired connections, only use the original connecting cable that belongs to the device or the connecting cable that was placed in the vehicle at the factory, if available.
If the plug on the connector cable cannot be inserted, check the position and the connections.
NOTICE
Using unsuitable or damaged connector cables or inserting the plug on the connector cables in the wrong position or too forcefully may cause malfunctions and damage to devices.
If a connected device is not recognized, disconnect all connected devices and then reconnect the device.
Check the function of the connector cable used, if necessary.
If malfunctions occur in a connected device, restart the device. This sometimes fixes the error.
USB port
Using the USB port, you can transfer data and charge devices or only charge devices.
USB-C port
Fig. 1 USB-C connection in the vehicle (general example).
The vehicle may contain the following USB -C ports:
Symbol for a USB
port for data transmission and charging.
Symbol for a USB
port for charging only.
You can find information about charging options and charging power here (→ Charging Options for Mobile Devices) .
Possible USB port installation locations
The number and installation locations of USB ports depend on the vehicle and vehicle equipment and are not available in all countries.
USB ports at the rear seats only come with a charging function.
Available Data Transfer Functions
The following USB data transfer functions are available depending on the vehicle equipment.
Instructions and restrictions
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