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Porsche Connect nect Con Porsche 20 21 50 971 Porsche Connect WKD Good to know – Owner’s Manual 06/2020 Possible moderate or optional or vary depending on the country in which CAUTION the vehicle is sold. For information on retrofitting minor injury Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG is the owner of numerous options, please contact an authorized Porsche deal- trademarks, both registered and unregistered, in- er. Owing to the different legal requirements in indi- Failure to observe warnings in the "Caution" cate- cluding without limitation the Porsche Crest®, vidual countries, the equipment in your vehicle may gory can result in moderate or minor injuries. Porsche®, Boxster®, Macan®, Taycan®, Carrera®, vary from that described in this Owner’s Manual. If Possible vehicle damage Cayenne®, Cayman®, Panamera®, Speedster®, your Porsche is fitted with any equipment not de- NOTICE Tiptronic®, Tequipment®, VarioCam®, PCM™, PDK®, scribed in these instructions, your authorized Por- ® ® ® ® 911 , 718 , 4S , RS and the model numbers and the sche dealer will be glad to provide information Failure to observe warnings in the "Notice" category distinctive shapes of the Porsche automobiles such regarding correct operation and care of the items can result in damage to the vehicle. as, the federally registered 911 and Boxster auto- concerned. mobiles in the US. The third party trademarks con- tained herein are the properties of their respective Further information on the services Information owners. Detailed information about the services is available Additional information is indicated using the word Porsche Cars North America, Inc. and its affiliates at porsche.com/connect. "Information". believe the specifications to be correct at the time of printing. However, specifications, standard equip- The Porsche Connect operating instructions b Prerequisites that must be met in order to use a ment and options are subject to change without no- The Porsche Connect operating instructions do not function. tice. Some options may be unavailable when a replace the Owner’s Manual. e Instructions that must be followed. vehicle is built. Some vehicles may be shown with You can find further information about your vehicle 1. Instructions are numbered in cases where a se- equipment that is not available in the US and Cana- in the Owner’s Manual. quence of steps must be followed. da. Please ask your authorized Porsche dealer for Pay particular attention to the warning and safety e advice concerning the current availability of options instructions. Instructions that must be followed on the PCM. and verify the optional equipment that you ordered. > Indicates where you can find more information Porsche recommends seat belt usage and observ- Warnings and Symbols on a topic. ance of traffic laws at all times. Various types of safety instructions are used in these © 2020 Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG instructions. Serious injury or death Apple®, the Apple logo, CarPlay™, iPod®, Siri®, iPhone®, DANGER iOS® and other designations of Apple are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other coun- Failure to observe warnings in the "Danger" category tries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., reg- will result in serious injury or death. istered in the U.S. and other countries. Possible serious injury or WARNING Equipment death Because Porsche vehicles and applications undergo Failure to observe warnings in the "Warning" cate- continuous development, equipment and specifica- tions may not be as illustrated or described in these gory can result in serious injury or death. instructions. Items of equipment are sometimes 1 Contents Set up & Use Set-up & Use ......................................................................3 Apple CarPlay Apple CarPlay™ ..................................................................7 My Porsche & Apps My Porsche .......................................................................11 Porsche Connect app ....................................................16 Navigation & Infotainment E-Charging ..........................................................................9 Fuel Prices ........................................................................10 News ..................................................................................12 Online Search ..................................................................14 Online map update .........................................................13 Parking Information .......................................................15 Real-time Traffic Information .....................................18 Satellite Map ....................................................................19 Twitter ...............................................................................20 Weather .............................................................................21 Index ..................................................................................22 2 Set-up & Use Set-up & Use for using Porsche Connect services in your Information Depending on model, country and equipment, regis- vehicle. – In some countries, verification of customer iden- tration processes and features of the Porsche Con- 4. For entry in the Porsche Communication nect services may deviate. tity is required for use of the embedded SIM card Management (PCM), send the pairing code in for legal reasons. For this purpose, customer My Porsche to the stored cellphone number via Avoid distractions identity must be checked by means of an identi- text message. fication document before activation of Porsche If you operate the PCM or other vehicle components – or – Connect services. Verification is performed by a while driving, you will be distracted from the traffic Make a note of the pairing code. third-party provider (IDnow) in the form of a and may not be able to respond to dangerous situa- video call. tions in time. For your safety, some functions are only available when the vehicle is stationary. Information – For further information on activation and per- sonal verification, please also refer to Videos & e Only use the multifunction steering wheel, info- If you have not received an e-mail for registration Instructions as well as Questions & Answers on tainment system, etc. while driving if the traffic with the associated Porsche ID, please contact an www.porsche.com/connect.. allows you to do so safely. If necessary, stop the authorized Porsche dealer. vehicle in a safe place. e Do not use a cellphone or other mobile devices while driving. Activating services via My Porsche Connecting and pairing the e Only make or receive calls using hands-free Activation is required before using Porsche Connect vehicle equipment. services for the first time. e Do not reach between the steering wheel spokes Establishing a data connection via the inte- while driving. Otherwise, you may not be able to 1. Log in to My Porsche with the Porsche ID. grated SIM card (available in some countries) react in time to dangerous situations. (Displayed at the top left of the Porsche web- b There is no SIM card in the SIM card reader. site, depending on country.) b PCM phone switched on. (SET e Phone Registration and activation 2. Select the Services tab. settings e Telephone e Switch on PCM phone) Available services are displayed. The data connection is established immediately Activating Porsche ID account 3. Select, activate and configure the desired when the ignition is switched on. b E-mail for registration at My Porsche has been service. received. Information 1. Call up My Porsche via the activation link in the If a data connection cannot be established, check email to register with My Porsche. the following: 2. Set a password and security code for your Por- – PCM phone is switched on. sche ID account. – The vehicle is in an area with sufficient network Your vehicle is displayed on the start page. reception (not a coverage blackspot). e Restart the PCM if necessary. 3. The homepage or the Porsche Connect app shows the 8-digit pairing code, which you need An inserted external SIM card deactivates the func- tion of the embedded SIM card (availability 3 Set-up & Use dependent on country). Additional costs may be in- b. Select Store PIN. on the connection status) e Options e WiFi curred for the data connection (e.g. due to data e Search for WiFi hotspot 3. Confirm the prompt for establishing the data roaming). connection. 2. Select a WiFi hotspot (e.g. public hotspot or the NOTICE The data connection is established. cellphone’s personal hotspot) and enter WiFi access data in the PCM. Be aware of upper and 4. To remove the external SIM card, press on the lower case when entering the data. Risk of damage to the PCM owing to incorrect use of inserted card and remove. A connection is established to the external WiFi SIM cards. hotspot. If you are using a SIM card adapter, there is a risk of Information the SIM card falling out of the adapter due to vibra- tions and components of the card getting stuck in If a data connection cannot be established, check Logging Porsche ID into PCM the PCM. the following: A pairing code must be entered in the PCM for cer- tain services in order to retrieve personal settings e Do not use a SIM card adapter. – PCM phone is switched on. – External SIM card has sufficient data volume and from My Porsche. The Porsche ID is linked to the is inserted correctly. PCM using a pairing code. – External SIM card is not damaged and is working 1. APPS e Options e Login properly. – APN settings (Internet access) are correct. The 2. Link new Porsche ID
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