Seat Mii 2020 Owner's Manual page 101

Press the top arm of the universal holder
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until the smartphone is securely held in place.
Disassembling the housing
If necessary, remove the smartphone.
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Grip the universal holder Fig. 106
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press the release button Fig. 106
Push the universal holder to the right (anti-
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clockwise) and remove it.
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Grip the holder arm and Fig. 107
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press the release button Fig. 107
direction of the arrow.
Remove the holder from the instrument
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panel upwards.
Install the housing
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Insert the universal holder Fig. 106
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to the slots on the holder
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Move the universal holder to the side in the
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locking direction until it engages audi-
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bly .
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Place the holder arm Fig. 107
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anchoring plate Fig. 107 from above
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and press down on it until you hear it en-
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gage .
WARNING
If a smartphone is not secured or is incor-
rectly secured in the vehicle, it could be
flung though the interior during a sudden
driving or braking manoeuvre or in the
Transport and practical equipment
event of an accident, and could cause inju-
ries.
The infotainment system holder must be
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properly secured in the corresponding gap
in the instrument panel.
The infotainment system must always be
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properly secured in its holder or stored
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safely in the vehicle.
CAUTION
and
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If tilt and angle of visibility are not properly
in the
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adjusted the smart phone could be dam-
aged.
When adjusting the smartphone, move it
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with care and never beyond its limits.
CAUTION
in-
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. At very high or very low temperatures the
smartphone might not operate properly, or
the actual device could get damaged.
Take your smart phone with you when
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you get out of the vehicle to protect it from
in the
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very high or very low temperatures, and
from intense solar radiation.
CAUTION
Humidity can damage the electrical con-
tacts for the smartphone on the instrument
panel.
Do not wet the smartphone's housing
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when cleaning it. Use only a dry cloth.
Note
SEAT recommends that you always take
your smart phone with you when you get
out of the vehicle to avoid possible thefts.
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