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Practical Tips
Practical Tips
General Operation of Porsche Advanced Cockpit and Porsche Communication Management (PCM)
Topic
Operating assistance systems
Making vehicle settings
Operating the instrument cluster
Using quick access buttons (◊ buttons)
Quick access via the Info widget and
homescreen
Opening the Device Manager
Activating voice control
Switching between two connected
cellphones
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Tip
Assistance systems can be switched on and off via the PCM under ASSIST
assistance systems can be made under ASSIST
General vehicle settings can be made under CAR
e CONTROL e Displays (settings for the PCM touch display and instrument cluster).
The displays integrated on the left and right in the instrument cluster are displayed by turning and pressing the
right rotary knob on the multifunction steering wheel.
The quick access buttons (◊ buttons) of the multifunction steering wheel or the center console switch panel can
be freely assigned to a wide range of vehicle and infotainment functions (e. g. radio/media playback, navigation
etc.).
The Info widget and the homescreen
functions and can also be individually adapted.
Connections can be managed centrally using the Device Manager (e.g. connect phone or Bluetooth
player).
e Select
or in the header (depending on the connection status).
The button on the steering wheel activates various functions depending on the application:
– Brief press: PCM voice control is enabled.
– Longer press: Siri voice recognition is activated (only in conjunction with Apple CarPlay).
If a cellphone is already connected to the PCM, a second cellphone can also be connected to the PCM and the
user can switch between the two cellphones.
e Select the currently connected cellphone at the top right in the header. The two devices already connected
are displayed. e Select the desired cellphone.
e Options e Assistance system settings.
e CONTROL e Vehicle (vehicle settings) or under CAR
provide fast access to the most important vehicle and infotainment
. Preliminary settings for the
audio
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