No. 16-21

Service Bulletin Details

Public Details for: No. 16-21

Installation and conversion instructions for retrofitting a porsche rear entertainment set.


- 2022 - 2021 -

Installation and Conversion Instructions
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PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment (AHY)
Restriction:
ONLY for vehicles with PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment equipment (9WU) produced starting 06-2021
(week–year).
Model Year:
As of 2021
Information:
Retrofitting
Information
Figure 1
Information:
PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment (PRSE) is a high-resolution, anti-glare 10.1-inch touchscreen, (resolution: 1920 × 1080 pixels) including folding mounting arm.
The touchscreen is installed on the back of the backrest on the driver and/or passenger seat ( Figure
1). The PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment system displays can be tilted.
System optimizations can be performed by updating "Over-the-air". To do this, see operating instructions.
Wireless PORSCHE Bluetooth® headphones, which are ideal for the PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment
system, can also be ordered.
PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment is also available ex-works for new vehicles by requesting optional
equipment "AHY – PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment (USA)".
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9Y0.088.812
 PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment, set
The following optional equipment can also be ordered:
9Y0.088.630.A
2x
 PORSCHE Bluetooth headphones
Parts List:
Figure 2
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9Y0.919.6171
2x
PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment – "Bring Your Own Content
BYOC"  Figure 2 -1-
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1x
Quick Start Guide (operating instructions) "PORSCHE Rear Seat
Entertainment – "Bring Your Own Content BYOC"  Figure 2 -2-
9Y0.088.630.A
2x
PORSCHE Bluetooth headphones, incl. USB-C charging cable 
Figure 2 -3-
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2x
PORSCHE Bluetooth headphones Quick Reference Guide (not
shown)
Included ONLY in set 9Y0.088.812!
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Technical
details:
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Using in the vehicle:
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Playback of smart device app content (e.g. films) on the PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment System
via Apple® AirPlay, GOOGLE® Chromecast, screen synchronization (e.g. Samsung® Smart View or
Apple® Screen synchronization)
Playback of Netflix content via integrated browser
Playback of content (e.g. films) via the HDMI-in interface (HDMI cable NOT included in scope of
delivery!)
Sound output via Bluetooth® headphones or jack plugs (3.5 mm)
Charging electronic devices via USB type C™ interface
Over-the-air updates for system optimizations
Technical requirements:
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Smart device with at least iOS® 12 or Android® 9.0 operating system
WiFi connection between smart device and PORSCHE Rear Seat Entertainment System
App compatibility with one of the functions specified above
Further information:
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Availability of services and functions may differ in certain countries
An Internet/WiFi connection can be established as a hotspot (tethering) using the Connect Plus
module or by using a Notebook/Tablet computer
Not all functions are available via hotspot (tethering), depending on smartphone manufacturer
Some apps restrict the wireless transfer of content
Playback/transfer of content protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM) may sometimes require
a subscription to a paid streaming service
No playback of iTunes content
Information
Materials:
Tools:
•
Please pass all this information on to the customer as well.
•
Please pass the documents included in the scope of delivery to the customer.
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1x
Cleaning cloth (commercially available)
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1x
Isopropanol (commercially available)
Disassembly tool for radio (HAZET 4655–1)
Hand lamp
Installing:
1
Installing new screen
1.1
Connect battery charger.  Workshop Manual '2X00IN Battery trickle charging'.
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NOTICE
Display unit installed/removed/operated incorrectly
•
Risk of damage to the surface/leather on front seat or display unit
•
Risk of damage to the display unit screen

Do not use sharp-edged tools for installing/removing the display unit.

During installing/removal: Do not press the display.
1.2
Fold out the mounting arm on the back of the
screen.  Figure 3
1
2
– Mounting arm
– Screen
Figure 3
1.3
Align mounting arm with screen attached with
the opening (back of front seat backrest) and
carefully guide it into the opening.  Figure 4
1
2
1.4
– Opening (back of front seat
backrest)
– Mounting arm for screen
Grasp the frame on both sides of the screen
and push it forward carefully until you feel
slight resistance.  Figure 4 -ArrowFigure 4
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Insert braces (disassembly tool for radio
HAZET 4655–1 radio) into the clips on the
screen mounting arm.  Figure 5 -top1
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3
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– Disassembly tool for radio HAZET
4655–1
– Mounting arm clips
– Screen
Pull the mounting arm and clamps (disassembly tool for radio HAZET 4655–1) to the
rear of the screen.  Figure 5 -arrow BAt the same time, carefully press the screen
and mounting arm forward (front-seat
backrest) until you hear it lock into place. 
Figure 5 -arrow C-
1.7
Configuration:
2
Check that the screen is seated firmly on the
front seat backrest by carefully pulling and
pressing it.
Figure 5
Configuring new screen
– connections and On/Off button for PRSE  Figure
6
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5
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Touchscreen
On/Off button/Quick menu
Headphone connection
USB connection
HDMI connection
Figure 6
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– Menu items and adjustment options for PRSE
 Figure 7
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4
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6
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9
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Status line/connection assistant
On/Off button/Quick menu
Help
adjustments
Source selection
WiFi/Bluetooth – status/setting
Brightness/display off
Volume/mute
Sound output (vehicle speakers)2
2 ...
Functions still hidden at present. These functions
may be available with a later software update.
2.1
Figure 7
Switching on the new screen
2.1.1
Press the On button at the bottom of the screen for approx. 2 seconds.  Figure 6
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2.1.2
The system boots up.
Information
When you switch on the display for the first time, the default language is preset to "English".
2.2
Setting the system language
2.2.1
Select Settings  "Language"
menu item.  Figure 8
1
2
3
– adjustments
– "Settings" menu
– Language
Figure 8
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Select the desired system language
from the list of available languages.
 Figure 9
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2
3
2.2.3
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– "Language" menu
– Scroll bar
– Visible range of available
languages
New language is adopted.
The display switches back to the
"Settings" menu item.
Figure 9
Information
Have access data required for the network ready.
2.3
Configuring WiFi network
2.3.1
Select WiFi/Bluetooth connection.
 Figure 10 -21
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4
5
6
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Status line
WiFi/Bluetooth connection
"Connection" menu
"WiFi" menu item
Search for available
networks
– Available networks
2.3.2
Select the "WiFi" menu item in the
"connection" menu.  Figure 10
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2.3.3
Start the search for available
networks.  Figure 10 -bottomFigure 10
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2.3.4
Select the desired network, enter a
password and confirm with "OK". 
Figure 11 -top1
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3
4
2.3.5
When a connection to a WiFi
network is displayed:
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Software:
3
– Name of selected network
– Input form
– WiFi icon – status
"Connected"
– Status line
WiFi icon at the left edge of the
screen has a colored background  Figure 11 -3Network name is displayed in
the status line  Figure 11 -4-
Checking software version and updating if necessary
3.1
Figure 11
Displaying software/device information
3.1.1
Select Settings  "Software" menu
item.  Figure 12
1
2
3
– adjustments
– "Settings" menu
– Software
If new software is available, it will be
displayed with a red circle next to
the "Software" menu item.
Figure 12
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– "Software" menu
– Software information
– Software/device information
The following software/device information is displayed:  Figure 13
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Select the "Software information"
menu item.  Figure 13 -21
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3
3.1.3
Panamera (971)
Software version
Rear Seat Entertainment
version
MCU version  Micro
Controller Unit Version
Assigned location  installed
position in the vehicle (left
Figure 13
or right-hand seat)  for the
"Sound via vehicle speakers" function
Bluetooth Name
Memory used  current: 100% maximum
Run time  Starts as soon as the Rear Seat Entertainment system is live (e.g.
unlocking the vehicle). Reset: Voltage for Rear Seat Entertainment to "Zero"
(Check vehicle systems run-on time!)
IP address
Serial number of device
Check to see if a new software version is available on the server.
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3.2.1
Select Settings  "Software" menu
item.  Figure 14
1
2
3
– adjustments
– "Settings" menu
– Software
If new software is available, it will be
displayed with a red circle next to
the "Software" menu item.  Figure
14 -3-
Figure 14
3.2.2
Select the "Check for Updates"
menu item.  Figure 15.
1
2
3
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3.3
– "Software" menu
– Searching for updates
– There are no updates
available.
No update available: Continue
with Step 4.  Figure 15 -3Update available. Continue
with the next step.
Updating software online
Information
It can take a few minutes to
download, depending on the speed
of the WiFi connection!
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Downloading software update
Software update  "Do you want to
download the file now?"  Confirm
(OK)/Reject (Downloading). 
Figure 16 -top1
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5
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“Software Update” menu
Confirm (OK)
Cancel (Undo)
Cancelling the download
Display of download
progress as a percentage
OK.: Download starts automatically in the new window. 
Figure 16 -bottomCancel (Undo): Switch to
the previous menu. Perform
download software update
later.
Figure 16
NOTICE
Voltage drop
•
Coding/saving process is aborted
•
The display unit malfunctions

Make sure that the power supply is not interrupted when coding/saving data.

Connect a battery charger with a current rating of at least Nominal value 40 A to the
vehicle battery.
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3.3.2
Installing software update
Software  Install update 
Question "Do you want to install
now"  Confirm (OK)/Cancel (Later)
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4
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"Software" menu
Installing update
OK (confirm)
Later (cancel)
Check whether a battery charger is
connected.
Information
The system is not functional while
you are updating the system!
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3.3.3
The following information is displayed when carrying out the update:
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Headphones:
4
YES: Confirm installation with
'OK'.
Figure 17
NO: Connect battery charger.
 Workshop Manual '2X00IN Battery trickle charging'.
"The system will start when installation is complete!"
Following update: "System starting, please wait..." “
Information following update: "Installation successful. Software updated." and
confirm the content of the update with "OK".
ONLY if PORSCHE Bluetooth headphones are present:
Connect headphones to PRSE (coupling; see also  Quick Reference guide for PORSCHE Bluetooth
headphones)
4.1
Activating "Bluetooth" connection mode on PORSCHE Bluetooth headphones
Information
When you switch on the headphones for the first time, they automatically start in
connection mode.
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– Left side
– Right side
– Charging headphones
(Type C – socket)
– LED light: Red = Charging,
Red/Blue alternating =
connection mode
– Button:
On/Off/Playback/Break
– Rocker switch: Fast
forward / rewind and
volume control
Figure 18
Press ( Figure 18 -3-) longer than 5 seconds to start connection mode. LED light
flashes alternately "red/blue".  Figure 18
Deactivate Bluetooth on the PRSE
4.2.1
Select "WiFi/Bluetooth" connection.
 Figure 19 -21
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3
4
4.2.2
4.3
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Press and hold the On button (
Figure 18 -3-) on the PORSCHE
Bluetooth headphones for longer
than 3 seconds. The signal for
"Switched on" can be heard in the
headphones.
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R
1
4.1.2
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– Status line
– Settings for "WiFi /
Bluetooth"
– "Connection" menu
– "Bluetooth" menu item
Select "Bluetooth" in the menu. 
Figure 19 -4-
Connecting PORSCHE Bluetooth headphones
to PRSE
Figure 19
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4.3.1
Confirm the question/Information
with "OK". Switch off the display
again beforehand by ticking it if
necessary.  Figure 20 -top1
2
3
– Information on "connection
mode"
– Display information
selection
– Device search
Figure 20
4.3.2
Select the relevant headphones
from the list of available headphones.  Figure 21 -21
2
3
– "Connection" menu
– List of available headphones
– Headphones – status:
Connected
Figure 21
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When connected successfully:
Change font color to "blue". 
Figure 21 -bottom1
2
– WiFi/Bluetooth connection
– status: active
– adjustments
The "Bluetooth" icon is also
displayed in blue in the Start screen.
 Figure 22
Configuration:
5
Change screen color display
Figure 22
Change the color in the displays to "Red style" in accordance with the color in the instrument cluster.
5.1
Select Settings  "Software" menu item.
 Figure 23
1
2
3
– adjustments
– "Settings" menu
– Software
Figure 23
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5.2
Press the "Software Information" menu until
another "Engineer Menu" line is displayed at
the bottom.  Figure 24
1
2
3
– "Software" menu
– Software information
– Engineer Menu
Figure 24
5.3
Select the "Engineer Menu"  scroll down
until "Red style" is displayed.  Figure 25
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2
3
5.4
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– "Engineer Menu" menu
– Red style
– Start screen in "Red style"
Tick the "Red style" menu item. The colors
on the screen change from "blue" to "red". 
Figure 25 -bottom-
Concluding work
6.1
Switch off both screens.
6.2
Disconnect the battery charger.  Workshop
Manual '2X00IN Battery trickle charging'.
6.3
Place documents supplied in the glove box in
the vehicle.
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–Porsche Rear Seat Entertainment (2 screens) installed–
Includes:
Installing the display units on the seats and configuring new
display units.
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Labor time: 49 TU
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