MIB3: Wireless Full Link (CarPlay + AndroidAuto) works! Thanks to OBD11

[cairus]

gemeni says:

If you can't turn on Wi-Fi in your SEAT Arona, first check if the feature is enabled in the settings. It could also be that you have the latest version of the My SEAT app installed and the app is correctly connected to your vehicle. If problems persist, contact MySEAT Customer Service.

Troubleshooting steps:
1. Check Wi-Fi settings:
Open the infotainment system in your SEAT Arona.
Navigate to Settings.
Look for Wi-Fi options.
Make sure the Wi-Fi connection is enabled.
2. Update the My SEAT app:
Make sure you have the latest version of the My SEAT app installed on your smartphone.
Go to the App Store or Play Store and update the app.
3. Check the connection to My SEAT:
Make sure you are logged in with the correct My SEAT account.
Check that the email address, phone number, or username are correct.
4. Activate Wi-Fi hotspot:
In the SEAT Arona, you can set up a Wi-Fi hotspot to connect devices wirelessly.

Your vehicle's owner's manual may contain detailed instructions.
5. Check Full Link technology:
If your vehicle supports Full Link, make sure data transfer for SEAT apps is enabled.

It is important that your smartphone supports either Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

If the above steps do not help, contact MySEAT Customer Service for further assistance.

 

[karkoura]

gemeni says:

If you can't turn on Wi-Fi in your SEAT Arona, first check if the feature is enabled in the settings. It could also be that you have the latest version of the My SEAT app installed and the app is correctly connected to your vehicle. If problems persist, contact MySEAT Customer Service.

Troubleshooting steps:
1. Check Wi-Fi settings:
Open the infotainment system in your SEAT Arona.
Navigate to Settings.
Look for Wi-Fi options.
Make sure the Wi-Fi connection is enabled.
2. Update the My SEAT app:
Make sure you have the latest version of the My SEAT app installed on your smartphone.
Go to the App Store or Play Store and update the app.
3. Check the connection to My SEAT:
Make sure you are logged in with the correct My SEAT account.
Check that the email address, phone number, or username are correct.
4. Activate Wi-Fi hotspot:
In the SEAT Arona, you can set up a Wi-Fi hotspot to connect devices wirelessly.

Your vehicle's owner's manual may contain detailed instructions.
5. Check Full Link technology:
If your vehicle supports Full Link, make sure data transfer for SEAT apps is enabled.

It is important that your smartphone supports either Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

If the above steps do not help, contact MySEAT Customer Service for further assistance.

also Wifi is always disabled, once click, it return to disable again

 

[cairus]

I would try loading the factory settings

 

[karkoura]

I would try loading the factory settings

did a factory reset & soft reboot but still Wifi / hotspot greyed
also worth mention that 2 errors received in dashboard / gateway

 

[cairus]

Und wich Error?

 

[karkoura]

Und wich Error?

 

[Tell]

Tell us when we stop going round in circles on this one. It falls into an early fix with early models of mib3 in Seat Cupra but after that the basis of the warnings apply. Seat decided they wanted to extract money out of customers for AAW. One of those hidden eggs where coding could give you something for free. So the threads good with the initial tip but not on later infotainment units. That's how I summarise what's going on.

 

[cairus]

In short, it doesn't work with your hardware

 

[karkoura]

Tell us when we stop going round in circles on this one. It falls into an early fix with early models of mib3 in Seat Cupra but after that the basis of the warnings apply. Seat decided they wanted to extract money out of customers for AAW. One of those hidden eggs where coding could give you something for free. So the threads good with the initial tip but not on later infotainment units. That's how I summarise what's going on.

agree, thanks