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2011 Volkswagen CC
Quick Start Guide
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Table of Content
Chapter One: Driving Your Vehicle
Starting Driving ................................................................................................................................4
Overview .......................................................................................................................................4
Key Fob .........................................................................................................................................4
Key Fog Programming ..................................................................................................................4
DSG Automatic Transmission .......................................................................................................6
Electronic Parking Brake ...............................................................................................................6
Driver Assistance Systems ...............................................................................................................7
Auto Hold ......................................................................................................................................7
Cruise Control ...............................................................................................................................7
Optical Parking System .................................................................................................................8
Tire Pressure Monitoring System .................................................................................................9
Windshield Wipers: ................................................................................................................... 10
Warning Lights ........................................................................................................................... 10
Chapter Two: Control and Equipments
Control and Equipments ............................................................................................................... 13
Overview: .................................................................................................................................. 13
Bluetooth ................................................................................................................................... 13
HomeLink Universal Transmitter ............................................................................................... 14
Mp3/IPod Adapter ..................................................................................................................... 15
Premium 8 & Satellite Radio ..................................................................................................... 16
Touch Screen Navigation ........................................................................................................... 16
Comfort and Lights System ........................................................................................................... 17
Climatronic Heating & Cooling .................................................................................................. 17
Panoramic Sunroof .................................................................................................................... 18
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Memory Front Seats .................................................................................................................. 18
Position power seats ................................................................................................................. 19
Lights ......................................................................................................................................... 19
Chapter Three: Tips and Advice
Cleaning and Protection ............................................................................................................... 20
Regular Care .............................................................................................................................. 20
Vehicle Care Products ................................................................................................................ 20
Care of Vehicle Exterior ............................................................................................................. 21
Care of Vehicle interior.............................................................................................................. 22
Checking and Filling ...................................................................................................................... 23
Filling the Fule Tank ................................................................................................................... 23
Fuel Supply ................................................................................................................................ 23
Engine Oil ................................................................................................................................... 24
Coolant ...................................................................................................................................... 25
Windshield Washer Fluid ........................................................................................................... 26
Chapter Four: Warranty and Contact information
New Vehicle Limited Warranty.................................................................................................. 27
Powertrain Limited Warranty .................................................................................................... 27
Volkswagen Dealer Contact information .................................................................................. 28
Index ......................................................................................................................................... 29
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Driving Your Vehicle
Overview
In the first section Staring and Driving, you will
find important information about the features
of your key, starting and stopping the engine,
operating the DSG transmission and using au-
tomatic parking brake.
In the second section Driver Assistance system,
you will learn about how to use Auto Hold,
Cruise Control, Optical Parking System and Tire
Pressure Monitoring system.
Key Fob
Learn how to use the buttons on your key fob to lock and unlock your 2011 CC in a few simple clicks
Figure1.1
Lock:
To lock all doors and the trunk, Push the Lock
button (A) once.
Unlock:
To Unlock the driver’s door, push the unlock
button (B) once
To Unlock all the doors and trunk, press the un-
lock button twice with a brief pause in between
Open the trunk:
To unlock the trunk only, press and hold the
middle button (C) on the key fob until the trunk
pops open. Push the VW logo and use the logo
as a handle to open the trunk.
Panic function
Press the red button in the key fog to trigger the
Panic alarm.
Press the red button again to switch off the
Panic alarm.
(
Note: When you press the Panic button, the horn sounds
and the turn signals flash for about 30 seconds)
WARNING
Always take the key with your when you leave
the vehicle. The engine can be started and ve-
hicle systems such as the power windows can
be operated leading to serious personal injury.
Key Fog Programming
To customize which doors lock or unlock when you press the key fob, use the multi-function steering wheel
1. Press the right arrow (A) button located on
the steering wheel until you see the "set-
tings" (B) screen on the multi-function dis-
play in the instrument cluster. (Figure 1.2)
2. Press the down arrow to scroll to "conven-
ience.
3. Press “OK”.
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Figure 1.2
4. Press “OK” to select” Door open”.
5. Press “Manual” to adjust which doors lock
or unlock when the key fob is pressed once.
Menu options include:
“All doors” unlock all doors.
“Single door” unlock only the driver’s
door.
“Vehicle” side unlock the doors on the
driver’s side of the vehicle.
6. Press the up or down arrows to select an
option.
7. Press “OK” to activate or deactivate the
selected option.
Starting and Stopping Engine
Whenever the remote control key is not in the ignition lock, the steering column is locked.
Figure 1.3
Switching the ignition on
Insert the key into ignition position to switch
the ignition on. (Figure 1.3)
Starting the engine
1. Shift the selector lever to P (Park).
2. Depress the brake pedal.
3. Push the key to start engine, and release as
soon as the engine start. While starting,
high-power electrical systems are tempora-
rily switched off.
Stopping the engine
1. Let the vehicle come to complete stop.
2. Shift the automatic transmission to P
( Park).
3. Push the key to stop engine and release.
( Note: The key can be removed only with the selector
lever in P (Park) position.)
WARNING
Never stop the engine before the vehicle
has come to complete stop. You can lose
control of the vehicle, crash and be se-
riously injured.
The airbags will not work when the igni-
tion is switched off.
The power steering system does not work
when the engine is not running and you
will need more force to steer the vehicle.
When the key is removed from the igni-
tion switch, the steering will lock and you
will not be able to steer the vehicle.
CAUTION
If the vehicle has been driven hard for a
long time, the engine could overheat
when it is stopped.
To reduce the risk of engine damage, let
the engine idle for 2 minutes before you
switch off ignition.
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DSG Automatic Transmission
The DSG automatic transmission has two programs: Standard program and sport program
Figure 1.4
Selecting the Standard Program
1. Hold the automatic shift lock
2. Move the selector lever to positions D
Selecting the Sport Program
1. Hold the automatic shift lock
2. Move the selector lever to position S
Shifting with Tiptronic
Overview: Tiptronic lets the driver upshift and
downshift manually.
1. Move the selector lever from the D position
on the left to the Tiptronic position on the
right.
2. Briefly push the selector forward to upshift.
3. Briefly pull the selector lever back to
downshift
Electronic Parking Brake
Your vehicle is equipped with an electronic parking brake, which helps keep the vehicle from moving when it should not.
Figure 1.5
Applying the parking brake
Press the parking button until the indicator light
in the button comes on. In addition, the BRAKE
test appear in the instrument cluster when the
parking brake is engaged.
Releasing the parking brake
1. Switch the ignition on.
2. Press the parking button while depressing
the brake at the same time. The lights in
the button and in the instrument cluster
BRAKE go out
Automatic parking brake release when start
driving
When you are start driving your vehicle, the
parking brake automatically release itself only if
the driver’s door is closed and driver’s safety
belt is fastened.
Emergency brake
The electronic parking brake includes an emer-
gency brake function, if you press the button
when driving faster than 5 mph, you will acti-
vate the emergency braking and the hydraulic
braking system will brake all four wheels.
WARNING
Use the emergency braking function only in an
emergency, when the foot brake is not working
or when the brake pedal is blocked.
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Driver Assistance Systems
Auto Hold
Auto Hold helps keep your vehicle in place when you are stopped on an incline
Figure 1.6
Auto Hold button is located on the center con-
sole in front of the armrest. There is no need to
put your foot on the brake, because Auto Hold
engages the emergency brake even though the
car is in "Drive."
Benefits of Auto Hold:
You will not creep forward
You will not roll backward
You will stay put until you press the accelerator
Requirements for engaging Auto Hold:
The driver’s door must be closed
The driver’s safety belt must be fasten
The engine must be running
The Electronic Stabilization Program must
be on
Activate Auto Hold
1. Press the Auto Hold button on the center
console to switch on Auto Hold function.
The indicator light in the button goes on.
2. To deactivate Auto Hold feature, press the
Auto Hold button again to switch off the
Auto Hold function. The indicator in the
button goes off.
Auto Hold Function, activating permanently
1. Select the item Auto Hold in the Setting
Menu.
2. Press OK button on the steering wheel.
Cruise Control
The cruise control system helps maintain a set speed above 12 mph
Figure 1.7
When the desired speed is reached and set, you
can take your foot off the accelerator. The
cruise control does not work in when the
transmission is in the P, N or R positions.
The CRUISE indicator comes on in the instru-
ment cluster when cruise control is actively
controlling your speed.
Activate Cruise Control
1. Locate the cruise control stalk on the lower
left hand side of the steering column.
2. Activate "Cruise" by pulling the lever to-
ward you.
Set cruising speed
1. Press the SET button at the end of the stalk,
and then release. Now your car will remain
at that speed without needing to use the
accelerator. The CRUISE light, in the in-
strument cluster, will be green
2. To increase your speed, press the stalk up
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3. and hold. Speed will increase by 5 mph.
4. To reduce speed, press the stalk down and
hold. Speed will decrease by 5MPH.
Deactivate Cruise Control
1. Depress the brake pedal or push the stalk
away from you.
2. When you do this, the green light shuts off.
WARNING
Using the cruise control when it is not possible
to drive safely at a constant speed can be
dangerous and can lead to an accident, with
serious personal injury to you and your pas-
sengers.
Never use cruise control when driving in
heavy or varying traffic or when you can-
not keep a safe distance between you and
the vehicles ahead of you.
Never use cruise control on steep, winding,
or slippery roads (such as gravel roads, wet
roads, or snowy or icy roads) or on roads
with standing water.
Never use cruise control when driving
off-road or on unpaved roads.
To help prevent unintended operation of
cruise control, switch the system off when it
is not being used.
When traveling downhill, the cruise control
may not be able to maintain a constant
speed. The vehicle may speed up because of
its own weight.
Optical Parking System
The optional Park Distance Control (PDC) automatically activates when the car is shifted into reverse.
Figure 1.8
Overview
If you get too close to an object while parking,
the PDC emits an audible beeping sound. The
closer you get, the more rapidly it beeps, until
the sound becomes a continuous tone.
Your Volkswagen CC also has a control button to
the left of the shifter that can be used to acti-
vate the park distance control feature during
forward parking. Typically, the forward system is
not active, so that it does not trigger when ap-
proaching other cars while driving.
CAUTION
Park Distance Control and the optical Park As-
sist system are no substitute for careful and
attentive driving.
The sensors have blind spots in which
people, animals, and objects cannot be
detected.
Always be careful and look around you
when parking. The sensors cannot always
detect people, animals, and objects. Watch
out for small children and animals in par-
tic ular.
Noise in the area where the Park Distance
Control system is being used may also
prevent people and objects from being
properly detected. The Park Distance Con-
trol (PDC) automatically activates when
the vehicle is shifted into reverse.
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Tire Pressure Monitoring System
TPMS is an electronic system designed to monitor the air pressure inside the pneumatic tires on your 2010 Volkswagen CC
Figure 1.10
The correct tire pressure is displayed on the
sticker (A) on the driver's doorjamb. Inflate your
tires to those specifications, not to the number
on your tires.
Figure 1.11
Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) light
If you see the "TPMS" symbol (B) on your in-
strument panel or the message "tire pressure
too low" in the multi-function display, check all
tires and inflate the low tires to the correct
pressure as soon as possible.
Cooler temperatures may cause a warning to
appear and then disappear as the tires warm up.
This is a good reminder to check and adjust the
tires to the proper inflation pressure.
WARNING
Improper tire care can cause sudden tire
pressure loss, tire tread separation, sud-
den tire failure, and even blowouts leading
to loss of vehicle control, accidents, and
serious personal injury.
Always maintain correct cold tire inflation
pressure as listed on the tire pressure la-
bel.
Incorrect tire pressures and/or un-
der-inflation can cause sudden tire failure,
loss of control, collision, serious personal
injury, or even death.
The TPMS can only work correctly when all
tires on the vehicle are filled to the correct
pressure. Always set and maintain the
correct cold tire inflation pressure so that
TPMS can do its job.
CAUTION
Check tire inflation pressure regularly
when the tires are cold and always main-
tain the prescribed tire pressure. Low tire
pressure can cause tires to get too hot,
resulting in tread separation, sudden loss
of pressure, and blowouts. This is because
tires with excessively low pressure under-
go more flexing, which can cause the tire
to overheat and destroy the tire.
Never exceed the permissible maximum
speed and load rating of the tires on your
vehicle.
If the tire pressure is too low or too high,
the tires will wear prematurely and the
vehicle will not handle well.
If the tire is not "flat" and you do not have
to change the tire or wheel immediately,
drive at reduced speed to the nearest ser-
vice station to check the tire pressure and
add air as required.
The driver is responsible for the correct
tire pressures for all tires on the vehicle.
The recommended tire pressure values are
listed on a sticker inside the driver's door.
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Windshield Wipers:
Always remember that keep visibility clear.
Figure 1.12
Choose intermittent:
Move the wiper stalk one click up to acti-
vate the intermittent setting from the OFF
position,
The switch at the top of the stalk rotates to
vary the speed of the wipers—faster to the
right, slower to the left.
Switch to continuously slow:
Move the wiper stalk two clicks up from the
OFF position.
Switch to continuously fast:
Move the wiper stalk three clicks up from
OFF position.
Pulse quick wipes
Press the wiper stalk down for a single
wipe from OFF position.
Press and hold the wiper stalk down for two
seconds for a faster wipe. When you re-
lease the stalk, the wipers will begin.
Wash Windshield:
Pull the stalk toward you to activate the
washer function. The wipers wipe and
washer fluid sprays as long as you pull the
stalk.
CAUTION
Windshield washer fluid without enough
frost protection can freeze on the wind-
shield and reduce visibility. In freezing
winter temperature, only use the wind-
shield washer fluid when adequate frost
protection has been added to it.
Never use the windshield wipers/washers
when it is freezing without first defrosting
the windshield. The washer solution may
freeze on the windshield and reduce visi-
bility.
Warning Lights
The warning lights show the status of different features and signal possible faults
Figure 1.13
Overview
Some of the warning and indicator lights shown
in the illustration and in the following tables
belong to specific modes or are a component of
optional equipment. Ask your authorized
Volkswagen dealer or a qualified workshop if
you have questions.
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Warning Lights in Instrument Cluster
Symbol Meaning Recommendation
Engine oil level too low.
or Engine oil pressure too low
Check engine oil level and refill oil
if necessary.
Or Contact Volkswagen dealer
Light is on when handbrake is engage,
or brakes malfunction is not safe to
drive.
Pull over to the side and check if
brake fluid level is correct, or
Contact your Volkswagen dealer
The wheel sensor malfunction
or bad electrical connection
or broken wire
Contact your Volkswagen dealer
Alternator failure, loose or broken
alternator belt, faulty battery, broken
wire
Contact your Volkswagen dealer
Failed oxygen sensor, vacuum hose
leaks, loose gas cap, failure in elec-
tronics.
Contact your Volkswagen dealer
One door or trunk ajar, bad door
switch is grounding, short in electric
circuit.
pull over to the side and shut all
the doors and trunk, or contact
your Volkswagen dealer
Coolant level is low, cooling fan is not
working, and thermostat fails to open.
Stop driving, pull over to the side,
Wait to cool down. Or contact
your Volkswagen dealer
Run out of gas, fuel level sensor mal-
function, bad electrical connection
drive to nearby gas station to refill
tank, or contact your Volkswagen
dealer
Flat tire, tire is low on air, tire pressure
light not reset, bad air pressure sen-
sor.
Drive your vehicle home or to a
service shop, check tire pressure,
repair bad tire soon
Washer fluid level is low, faulty fluid
level switch in reservoir, short circuit
Refill the windshield washer fluid
as soon as you can, or contact
your Volkswagen dealer
Forgot to buckle up, or buckle sensor
malfunction
Fasten your seatbelt, or contact
your Volkswagen dealer
oil change is overdue, service remind-
er light is not reset
Change the oil soon, or reset ser-
vice reminder
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Bad electrical connection, crash sen-
sor fault, air bag modules malfunction
Contact your Volkswagen dealer
CAUTION
Failure to heed Warning Lights or test WARNING can result in damage to your vehicle.
Always stop vehicle as soon as it is safe to do so.
WARNING
Failure to heed warning lights and other important vehicle information can lead to a break-
down in traffic, collision and serious personal injury.
Whenever stalled or stopped for repair, move the vehicle a safe distance off the road.
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Control and Equipments
Overview:
In the first section Smart Technology , you will
learn how to: Connect your cell phone to
Volkswagen CC through Bluetooth, operate the
Homelink Universal Transmitter, play Mp3/IPod
on your vehicle, use Premium 8 & Satellite Ra-
dio and use Touch Screen Navigation system.
In the second section Comfort and Lights, you
will learn how to: set up Climatic Heating &
Cooling system, open Panoramic Sunroof, adjust
your Memory Seat and operate the lights sys-
tem.
Bluetooth
The Bluetooth is a convenient hands-free system that connects to your cell phone.
Figure 2.1
How Bluetooth Works:
When you get in your car, you can automatically
establish a connection between your mobile
phone and your VW Bluetooth system. Simply
set up Bluetooth connectivity through the op-
tional multi-function steering wheel that is lo-
cated on the steering wheel. In addition, once
you have paired your phone, you are ready to
go—set your phone as trusted device and there
is no need to configure each time you get be-
hind the wheel.
Hands-free Communications:
The benefits of talking hands-free cannot be
over-emphasized. When you drive, it is always
eyes on the road; hands on the wheel. You can
rely on Bluetooth's available advanced tech-
nology, built right into your VW, to help make
the driving experience better for you, your fam-
ily, and everyone else on the road.
Connect the cell phone to Bluetooth System:
For operation on vehicle
1. Switch the ignition on
2. The Bluetooth is automatically visible for
five minutes after ignition is switched on.
3. Press the Phone button twice on steering
wheel.
For operation on cell phone
1. Switch the cell phone on.
2. Activate the Bluetooth function
3. Start the cell phone search for Bluetooth
devices in the area.
4. Select the device VW UHV.
5. Confirm the Bluetooth connection on the
cell phone.
6. A message that an authorization password
must be entered appears on the cell phone.
7. Enter the password 0000.
8. The cell phone is now paired with the cell
phone package.
CAUTION
Some countries may have restriction regarding
the use of Bluetooth devices.
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Make phone Call:
1. Enter the number in the cell phone or se-
lect an entry from the cell phone directory.
2. Press the appropriate button on the cell
phone to make the call.
Answer a call:
1. Press the appropriate button on the cell
phone.
2. Or press the Phone button on the multi-
function steering wheel.
Ignore a call:
1. Press the appropriate button on the cell
phone to reject phone call.
2. Or press and hold the Phone button in the
multifunction steering wheel.
End a call:
1. Press the appropriate button on the cell
phone to end phone call.
2. Briefly press the Phone button the multi-
function steering wheel.
Transfer an active phone call:
To transfer an active call from the
hands-free system to the cell phone in pri-
vate mode, press and hold the Phone but-
ton in the multifunction steering wheel.
WARNING
Object on or near the surfaces where air-
bags are located can come loose and cause
serious personal injury if the airbag dep-
loys.
Always devote your full attention to the
traffic around you.
Use the telephone only if traffic and other
condition permit.
HomeLink Universal Transmitter
The HomeLink feature can be programmed to the radio frequencies of up to three hand-held transmitters.
Figure 2.2
Programming:
1. Switch the ignition on.
2. Press and Hold button 1 and 3 at same time,
for about 20 seconds, until the indicator
light above button 2 begins to flash.
3. Release the buttons when indicator begins
flash.
4. Hold the hand –held transmitter about 2
inches away from HomeLink buttons.
5. Press and hold the button on your
hand-held transmitter, and, at same time,
press and hold the HomeLink button that
you want to program.
(Note: the indicator light above button 2
will start to flash slowly. Once the indicator
light flash rapidly, both buttons may be re-
leased.)
6. Repeat steps 3 and 4 as necessary to pro-
gram the remaining button for other
transmitter frequencies.
Reprogramming
1. Press the sun visor button to be pro-
grammed, button 1, 2 or 3.
2. Hold remote control about 2 inch from
home link
3. Press and hold the button on your
hand-held transmitter, and, at same time,
press and hold the HomeLink button that
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4. you want to program.
5. Hold down both button until he indicator
light above button 2 will start to flash slowly.
Once the indicator light flash rapidly, both
buttons may be re-leased.
Operating the Homelink Universal Transmitter
1. Switch the ignition switch on.
2. Press button 1, 2 or 3 to active the desire
remote control function.
Erasing HomeLink Universal Transmitter
1. Switch the ignition on.
2. Press and hold buttons 1 and 3 at the same
time for about 20 seconds,
3. Release two buttons until the indicator light
begins to flash.
4. All previous programming is erased.
WARNING
Improper use of HomeLink can cause se-
rious personal injury
Garage doors operate with enough forces
to cause serious injury.
Never let anyone get in the way of a ga-
rage door when it is opening or closing.
Mp3/IPod Adapter
Your 2010 Volkswagen allows you to paly Mp3/IPod on audio system
Figure 2.3
MDI auxiliary Connection Steps:
1. Connect the MP3 player or iPod device to
the MDI cable connected to the multimedia jack
in the glove box.
2. Press the MEDIA hard key (A).
3. Turn on your iPod or MP3 player. The
sound will be played through your speaker sys-
tem.
Auxiliary input Connections Steps:
1. Plug in your iPod to auxiliary jack in the
center console. Note that an auxiliary cable
does not come standard.
2. Press the MEDIA hard key (A).
3. Select the AUX or MEDIA-IN soft key (B) on
the touch screen. You are now connected to
your iPod.
WARNING
Driver distraction, including the operation
of external audio devices, can cause acci-
dents and serious personal injury.
Always focus your undivided attention on
driving the vehicle.
Never display video images in the display
when the vehicle is moving.
Never leave external devices in the doors,
on the front windshield, on or near the
area marked "AIRBAG" on the steering
wheel, instrument panel, seat backs, or
between these areas and the occupants.
External devices can cause serious injury in
the event of an accident, especially if the
airbags inflate.
Uncounted or improperly mounted exter-
nal devices can be thrown through the
passenger compartment in the event of a
sudden driving or braking maneuver or an
accident, causing injury.
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Premium 8 & Satellite Radio
In you 2010 Volkswagen CC, you can meet radio's next generation, and music is always wonderful in your CC.
Figure 2.4
Selecting and saving a preset radio station:
1. Push the power button to turn on the radio.
2. Press AM, FM, or SAT to select a band.
3. Press the TUNE soft key (A).
4. Use the knob (B) at the lower right to select
a station. To make a selected station a pre-
set station, press and hold any of the six
preset station soft keys (C). The new station
will appear in the display.
5. To select a specific preset station, simply
press the appropriate preset station soft
keys to select the station you want.
Playing CD:
1. Press the LOAD/EJECT button.
2. Press any of the six soft keys (E) to select a
slot for the CD and then insert the CD.
3. Press the MEDIA hard key and press CD to
listen.
WARNING
Distracting the driver from traffic can lead
to collisions and injuries.
Using the radio system while driving can
distract from traffic.
Always drive attentively and responsibly.
Select volume settings so that acoustic
signals from the outside are always audi-
ble.
Touch Screen Navigation
Navigate you way by using optional RNS 510 Navigation system
Figure 2.5
Using the map function:
You can simply drag your finger on the touch
screen to move the map around. This will allow
you to see what lies ahead on your journey. To
return the map to your present position, press
the button with the car surrounded by arrows
located in the
Get current traffic information
If you have the optional subscription to SIRIUS®
TRAFFIC for real-time traffic information, press
the Map Type selection button in the lower left
of the touch screen. It is the second button
from the left side of the screen. Select the
fourth button in the menu that appears, that
says "Traffic," and you'll receive local traffic re-
ports where available. Signs will point out areas
of potential slowdowns and construction.
Assigning a destination:
1. Press the NAV hard key.
2. Press Dest. on the touch screen.
3. Press ADDRESS to enter address .
4. Press START to begin the route.
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Comfort and Lights System
Climatronic Heating & Cooling
Climatronic allows separate heating and cooling adjustments for the left and right sides of the passenger compartment.
Figure 2.6
Regulating the temperature:
1. Push the AUTO button.
2. Turn the left-side or right-side temperature
dial to the preferred temperature for driver
or passenger.
Cooling the interior quickly:
1. Set the temperature dial between 64 and
68 degrees.
2. If the AUTO function is already engaged,
press the AUTO button again. This activates
the HI AUTO function, which increases fan
speed and activates the A/C automatically.
Do not be concerned that the fan is loud; it
is doing its job to help create a comfortable
environment as quickly as possible.
Heating the interior quickly:
1. Set the temperature dial between 76 and
80 degrees.
2. If the AUTO function is already engaged,
press the AUTO button again. This activates
the HI AUTO function, which increases fan
speed. Do not be concerned that the fan is
loud; it is doing its job to help create a
comfortable environment as quickly as
possible.
Defrosting the windshield:
1. Press the MAX defrost button. The A/C
function comes on automatically to dry.
2. When the windshield is clear, press the
AUTO button again.
CAUTION:
Always make sure all windows are clear of
ice, snow, and condensation for good visi-
bility to the front, sides, and rear.
Maximum heating output and fast de-
frosting will only be possible after the en-
gine has reached operating temperature.
Wait until you have good visibility before
driving off.
Always make sure you know how to prop-
erly use the heating and ventilation sys-
tems as well as the rear window defogger
that you will need for good visibility.
Never use air recirculation for long periods
of time. When the air conditioner is off
and recirculation mode is on, condensa-
tion can quickly form on the windows and
greatly reduce visibility.
Always switch off recirculation mode when
it is not needed.
WARNING
Poor visibility increases the risk of colli-
sions and other accidents that cause se-
rious personal injuries
Stale air causes driver fatigue and reduces
driver alertness, which can cause accidents,
collisions, and serious personal injury
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Panoramic Sunroof
To maintain its aerodynamics, the optional sunroof on the CC only tilts up and down.
Figure 2.7
Open:
1. Push the switch up to tilt open.
2. Push once again to stop at an intermediate
position.
3. To tilt open all the way, push the switch up
once and release.
Close:
Pull the switch down to close.
Pull once again to stop at an intermediate
position.
To close completely, pull the switch down
once and release.
WARNING
Careless or unsupervised use of the Pano-
rama sunroof may result in accidents and
severe injuries.
Only open or close the Panorama sunroof
if no one is in the way.
Always take the key with you when you
leave the vehicle.
Never leave children or disabled persons in
the vehicle—particularly if they have
access to the vehicle key. Unsupervised
use of the vehicle key makes it possible to
lock the vehicle, start the engine, turn on
the ignition, and operate the Panorama
sunroof.
You can still use the Panorama sunroof for
a short time after the ignition is switched
off as long as the driver or passenger door
has not been opened.
Memory Front Seats
2010 Volkswagen CC can save seat and mirror positions.
Figure 2.8
Setting your memory seats and mirrors
1. Close the door.
2. Insert the key in the ignition.
3. Turn the ignition on.
4. Adjust the seat and mirrors.
5. Press the SET button (A), located above the
power seat controls.
6. Within 10 seconds, press and hold one of
the numbered memory buttons, also lo-
cated above the power seat controls, until
you hear a chime. That assigns your custom
memory settings to that numbered memo-
ry button.
Recall memory seat settings
1. Press briefly the corresponding memory
button.
2. Or hold memory button until the stored
position is reached.
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Position power seats
Proper seat adjustment increase the level of protection offered by safety belts and airbags.
Figure 2.9
Adjusting seat angle forward or back:
1. Push the vertical button.
2. Toward the front to decrease the angle.
3. Toward the back to increase the angle.
Move the seat forward or back
1. Push the horizontal button.
2. Toward the front to move the seat forward.
3. Toward the rear to move the seat back-
ward.
Set the seat height
1. Use the same horizontal button.
2. Pull up to raise the seat.
3. Push down to lower the seat.
Adjust the lumbar support
1. Use the circular button.
2. The up/down controls move the lumbar
support up or down.
3. The front/rear controls inflate or deflate
the lumbar support.
(Note: This feature allows you to customize the
comfort of your lower back.)
Lights
Instrument panel switches for headlights, automatic headlights control and front fog lights.
Figure 2.10
Daytime running lights:
Daytime running lights come on whenever
the ignition is switched on, the headlight
switch is in position 0, and the parking
brake is released.
Taillights and instrument panel lights do not
come on unless, when darkness or other
condition require it.
Automatic headlights:
To turn on automatic headlights control,
turn the light switch to the AUTO position.
Headlight off:
Turn the light switch to 0 position.
Headlight on:
Turn the light switch to right position.
Fog lights on:
Pull the switch out from the Headlight position.
WARNING
Crash and other accidents can happen
when you can not see the road ahead
when you can not be seen by other mo-
tors.
Never use daytime running light to see
where you are going.
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Index
A
ABS lights, 11
Activate Auto Hold
Auto Hold, 7
Activate Cruise Control, 8
Air Bag Light, 12
Auto Hold, 7
Automatic headlights, 20
Auxiliary input Connections, 16
B
Battery Light, 11
Bluetooth
Hand Free System, 14
Brake Light, 11
C
CD, 17
Climatronic Heating & Cooling
Air Conditioning, 18
Comfort and Lights System, 18
Control and Equipments, 13
Coolant Light, 12
Cruise Contro, 8
Cruise Control, 7
Cruising speed, 8
D
Daytime running lights, 20
Deactivate Cruise Control, 8
Door Light, 12
Driver Assistance Systems, 7
DSG Automatic Transmission, 6
E
Electronic Parking Brake
Emergency Brake, 6
Emergency brake, 6
Engine Check Light, 11
Engine Light, 11
F
Fog lights on, 21
Fuel Light, 12
H
Hands-free Communications, 14
Headlight off, 21
HomeLink Universal Transmitter, 15
K
Key Fob, 4
Key Fog Programming, 4
L
Lights, 20
M
MDI auxiliary Connection, 16
Memory Front Seats, 19
O
Optical Parking System, 8
Parking System, 8
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