en:Car Terms:S:Speed Dependent Volume Control
GB/EN
SEAT Glossary
All the details.
S
- Safety Assist System
- Safety Belts
- Safety Cell
- Safety Pedals
- Satellite Navigation System
- SCR Catalyst
- SD Card Slot
- Seatbelt Adjustable
- Seatbelt Force Limiter
- Seatbelt Pre-Tensioners
- Seatbelt Warming Light
- SEAT Drive Profile with Driving Experience button
- SEAT Media System
- SEAT Sound System
- Self Adjusting Clutch
- Semi-Trailing Arm Rear Axle
- Service Interval Display
- Servo
- Servotronic Steering
- Shock Absorver
- Sidebar Airbag
- Side Impact Protection
- Side Wind Compensation
- Snow Chains
- Soft Touch
- Sound Proofing
- Sound Settings
- Speed Dependent Volume Control
- Sport Chassis
- Sport Seats
- Spring Dumper System
- Stabiliser
- Start Stop System
- Steering Column
- Submarining
- Synchronisation
- Weight Specifications
Speed-Dependent Volume Control
Speed-dependent volume control adjusts your audio system's sound output to the current speed of your car so you can always hear it clearly, whatever speed you're doing. To achieve this, the radio system has either an interface with the CAN data bus, or the speedometer signal is picked up via a separate contact. The volume is then automatically adjusted using the information on the car speed. This can be adjusted in the car settings menu.