Porsche Classic Communication Management Plus User manual

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Porsche Classic
Communication Management Plus
Operating manual

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Part number:
99764259000
95564259000
Operating manual Version 1.0
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Equipment and owner's manual
Porsche reserves the right to alter the equipment
and technology vis-à-vis the illustrations and de-
scriptions in this manual to keep abreast of ongoing
developments of the Porsche Classic Communi-
cation Management Plus. The equipment variants
donot always reect the standard scope of delivery
and may depend on country-specic options. For
information on how to install the Porsche Classic
Communication Management Plus, please contact
a Porsche Classic Partner or an Authorised Porsche
Dealership. The equipment of your Porsche Classic
Communication Management Plus may dier
from the description due to the diering statutory
provisions from country to country. If your Porsche
Classic Communication Management Plus features
equipment items not described here, your Porsche
Classic Partner or an Authorised Porsche Dealership
will tell you how to operate and maintain them
properly.
Please direct any questions, suggestions or ideas
concerning your Porsche Classic Communication
Management Plus to:
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
Vertrieb Customer Relations
Porscheplatz 1
70435 Stuttgart, Germany
Germany
Warning notices and symbols
WARNING Risk of severe or fatal
injury
Failure to observe warning notices in the "Warning"
category may lead to severe or fatal injury.
Be sure to observe warning notices.
INFORMATION
Failure to observe warning notices in the "Notice"
category may lead to material damage on the
vehicle or the Porsche Classic Communication
Management Plus.
Be sure to observe warning notices.
Information
Additional information is identied as "Information".
Prerequisites that have to be fullled to be able
to use a function.
Instruction to be followed.
1. Instruction to be followed with several succes-
sive steps.
Note on further information.
Information
The Auto-congure PCCM Plus function must
be run when the Porsche Classic Communication
Management Plus is used for the rst time in order
to guarantee the full range of functions.
911 (Type 997) / Boxster (Type 987) / Cayman
(Type 987):
To run the function, press the CAR Set
System Congure PCCM Plus Auto-congure
PCCM Plus button or the HOME Car Set
System Congure PCCM Plus Auto-congure
PCCM Plus button.
Cayenne (Type 9PA):
To run the function, press the CAR Set
Congure PCCM Plus button or the HOME Car
Set Congure PCCM Plus button.

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Layout of the manual
Contents
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you're looking for.
From page 5.
Safety notices
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safe operation.
From page 7.
Overviews
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elements and functions.
From page 8.
Operation
Find out how to operate the device
ingeneral.
From page 21.
Sound
Find out here how to change
thesound settings.
From page 24.
Car
Find out here how to use the Trip
function or the Individual Memory and
how to make general system settings.
From page 27.
Tuner
Find out here how to use the radio
function.
From page 35.
Media
Find out here how to use the media
function.
From page 39.

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Phone
Find out here how to use the phone
function.
From page 45.
Technical data
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Glossary, Index
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looking for.
From page 54.

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Contents
Safety notices...............................................7
Overviews......................................................8
Control elements and their functions ...........................9
HOME screen ....................................................................13
Radio function control elements .................................15
Audio player control elements......................................17
Bluetooth® function control elements .......................19
Using the PCCM Plus................................21
Basic functions.................................................................22
Switching the PCCM Plus on and o .........................22
On/o via ignition ............................................................22
On/o via the le-hand knob........................................22
Adjusting the volume......................................................22
Muting.................................................................................22
Unmuting ...........................................................................22
Selecting a mode.............................................................22
Menu types and control options..................................22
Which menus are available?..........................................22
The HOME menu..............................................................22
Returning to the HOME menu......................................22
Options menus .................................................................22
Opening and using menu types...................................22
Opening a main menu.....................................................22
Opening the Options menus.........................................22
Using menus via the touchscreen...............................22
Using menus via the right-hand knob........................22
Exiting menus ...................................................................23
Returning to the higher-level menu............................23
Returning to the top level of a main menu................23
Using lists...........................................................................23
Using input menus...........................................................23
Checkboxes .......................................................................23
Option elds ......................................................................23
Sound...........................................................24
Sound settings .................................................................25
Standard Equalizer settings..........................................25
Custom Equalizer settings ............................................25
Loudness............................................................................25
Adjusting the fader..........................................................25
Adjusting the balance.....................................................25
Speed dependent volume adjustment (with
basic speakers).................................................................25
AudioPilot (with Bose® Sound System) ....................26
Surround (with Bose® Sound System).......................26
Listening position (with Bose® Sound System) ......26
Car ................................................................27
Brief overview ...................................................................28
Trip information display..................................................29
Displaying trip information............................................29
Displaying personal trip information ..........................29
Resetting Trip information display..............................29
Individual Memory and System (Set).........................30
Daytime running lights ..................................................30
Fade-out time...................................................................30
Orientation lights .............................................................30
Rain sensor.........................................................................30
Rear wiper ..........................................................................31
Climate memory...............................................................31
Saving climate settings..................................................31
Door opener.......................................................................31
Autolock..............................................................................31
Screen button...................................................................31
Setting the time...............................................................32
Setting the date ...............................................................32
Setting the time format.................................................32
Synchronising the time ..................................................32
Setting the Standby time..............................................32
Enabling automatic day/night mode ..........................32
Customising day/night mode .......................................32
Setting the menu language...........................................33
Specifying the unit for speed .......................................33
Specifying the unit for temperature...........................33
Specifying the unit for consumption..........................33
Adjusting the individual volumes of audio
sources................................................................................33
Conguring PCCM Plus..................................................34
Version info........................................................................34
Factory reset .....................................................................34
Tuner............................................................35
Brief overview ...................................................................36
Setting the reception range..........................................37
Setting/selecting a station ...........................................37
Displaying and selecting saved stations
(presets) .............................................................................37
Setting a station using the Skip buttons ..................37
Setting a station manually ............................................37
Selecting a station from the station list....................37
Saving the station............................................................37
Saving the set station.....................................................37
Storing a station from the station list........................38
Setting Trac announcements....................................38
Switching Trac announcements on/o..................38
Setting Trac announcements volume.....................38
Changing settings ...........................................................38
Media ...........................................................39
Brief overview ...................................................................40
Selecting media source..................................................41
Media player control elements.....................................41
Playing music....................................................................41
Skipping forward/back...................................................41
Fast forward/back...........................................................41
Shue on/o.....................................................................41
Repeating music track....................................................41
Browsing media................................................................42
Notes on drives and externally-connected
devices ...............................................................................42

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Contents
Connecting and playing from a USB stick ................42
Inserting a MicroSDHC card (MAP)............................42
Removing the MicroSDHC card...................................42
Opening Apple CarPlay®.................................................42
Operating Apple CarPlay® with the PCCM Plus......43
Operating Apple CarPlay® via Siri® voice
recognition.........................................................................43
Opening Android Auto™..................................................43
Operating Android Auto™ with the PCCM Plus........43
Operating Android Auto™ via Google Assistant™
voice recognition..............................................................43
Phone...........................................................44
Brief overview ...................................................................45
Connecting a mobile phone via Bluetooth®..............46
Connecting a new mobile phone .................................46
Bluetooth® function on/o............................................46
Connecting to a known mobile phone .......................47
Displaying the connection status................................47
Opening Phone Manager ...............................................47
Deleting a Bluetooth® device from the Phone
Manager..............................................................................47
Entering a telephone number (keypad) .....................47
Calling last number..........................................................48
Dialling number from call list........................................48
Dialling number from contacts ....................................48
Accepting a call................................................................48
Rejecting a call..................................................................48
Ending a call .....................................................................48
Functions during a call ...................................................48
Private mode .....................................................................48
Activating external microphone...................................48
Switching between two calls (toggling)...................49
Displaying call list ............................................................49
Use contacts .....................................................................49
Transfer contacts .............................................................49
Search contact .................................................................49
Calling contact..................................................................49
Deleting contact list........................................................49
Sorting contact list..........................................................50
Change settings...............................................................50
Auto connect mobile phone..........................................50
Changing Bluetooth® name ..........................................50
Playing from external audio sources via
Bluetooth®..........................................................................50
Technical data............................................51
System................................................................................52
Tuner/digital radio............................................................52
Bluetooth®..........................................................................52
Navigation..........................................................................52
File formats........................................................................52
Dimensions/weight.........................................................52
Glossary, Index...........................................54

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Safety notices
Perfect technology: Prerequisite for your safety.
Premium materials and outstanding workmanship
ensure a long life for the Porsche Classic Commu-
nication Management Plus. Your care and attention
are required to ensure that the Porsche Classic Com-
munication Management Plus can keep its promise.
You will then be able to rely on your Porsche Classic
Communication Management Plus even incritical
situations.
The Porsche Classic Communication Management
Plus is the central control unit for the radio, media
functions, external audio sources, sound settings,
navigation system, Bluetooth® telephony, trip
computer and Individual Memory. You must observe
the following to ensure that neither you nor others
are placed at risk or come to harm when using the
Porsche Classic Communication Management Plus:
WARNING
Risk of accident
Distracted driving can cause you to lose control over
the vehicle.
Only operate the Porsche Classic Communication
Management Plus when you can operate your
vehicle safely and the trac situation permits.
If indoubt, stop the vehicle and operate the
Porsche Classic Communication Management
Plus when at a full stop.
Rear view camera:
The objects captured by the camera are shown
distorted. The image from the rear view camera
does not show the complete area behind the
vehicle.
Keep watching the vehicle's complete surround-
ings.
Make sure that there are no people, animals, ob-
stacles or vehicles around the rear view camera
image.
WARNING
Risk of accident
The navigation system is only intended as support
for the driver and gives suggestions for the route.
It does not relieve you from your full responsibility
toobserve the proper rules of the road and other
applicable regulations governing conduct on public
roads. You as the driver must judge the trac situa-
tion at the time.
You are solely responsible for driving your vehicle
safely.
Continue to pay attention to the trac situation.
WARNING
Risk of injury
Risk of injury. Use of the telephone in the proximity
of explosives (e.g. at fuelling stations) or in the prox-
imity of blasting operations is prohibited.
Mobile phones must be turned o in certain hazard
zones, such as in the proximity of fuelling stations,
fuel depots, chemical plants, and blasting zones.
They could interfere with technical equipment.
Observe the relevant notices.
Observe legal regulations and local restrictions
when using the telephone.
INFORMATION
Risk of damage
The Porsche Classic Communication Management Plus
contains high-end electronic components, the care
andmaintenance of which require special attention.
You should note the following:
– The screen is susceptible to scratches.
– Do not spray liquids onto the unit. Penetrating
liquids can destroy the unit.
Carefully clean your Porsche Classic Communi-
cation Management Plus from time to time with
a dry, clean, and so tissue (microbre tissue)
ora cleaning brush.
Do not apply excessive pressure to the surface
when cleaning.
Never use solvents such as denatured alcohol,
thinner, benzine, acetone, or alcohol (ethanol,
methanol, or isopropyl alcohol), or abrasives.
Remove nger prints with a slightly damp cloth
ora mild cleaning agent.
Never spray cleaning agents or other liquids
directly onto the screen. Instead, moisten a cloth
and carefully wipe down the screen.
Never attempt to correct malfunctions
byopening the Porsche Classic Communication
Management Plus yourself! Have the defective
device repaired professionally.
We recommend that you have this work performed
by a Porsche Classic Partner or an Authorized
Porsche Dealership, since these are staed with
trained technicians and have the required parts and
tools.
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Overviews
The pages below contain overviews of the most
important control elements and functions of the
Porsche Classic Communication Management Plus
along with a brief explanation.
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Control elements and their
functions
AMicrophone
The built-in microphone is designed for making
calls using the Bluetooth® hands-free system.
BTouchscreen
The touchscreen serves as a central control ele-
ment supplementary to the right-hand knob .
You can use the touchscreen to select any menu
option directly on the screen.
CSensor for day/night mode
The day/night mode sensor allows the device
todetect the current lighting situation andtoad-
just the display brightness accordingly.
DLe-hand knob
– Keeping the le-hand knob pressed for
alonger time turns the device on or o.
– Turning the le-hand knob changes the
volume of the active audio source.
– Briey pressing the le-hand knob mutes
or unmutes playback.
– Briey pressing the le-hand knob can-
cels a Trac Announcement (TA).
EHOME / button
Press HOME to open the main menu and access
the following functions:
– Tuner – Nav – Car
– Media – Map – App
– Phone – Sound
Keeping the HOME / pressed:
Activate Siri®/Google Assistant™.
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Overviews

FMAP
MicroSDHC card slot navigation soware. The
MicroSDHC card slot for the navigation soware
accepts the MicroSDHC card containing the
navigation soware and the map data.
GTUNER button
Press TUNER to activate radio mode and toggle
between FM/AM and DAB+.
HPHONE button
Press PHONE to activate Bluetooth® hands-free
mode.
ISkip le
Press the Skip button to select the previous
station or track.
JSkip right
Press the Skip button to select the next
station or track.
KCAR button
Press CAR to activate the following functions:
– Trip
– Set (Individual Memory and/or system)
LNAV button
Press NAV to activate GPS navigation mode.
For further information about the navigation
functions of the device, please refer to the sepa-
rate navigation manual.
MBACK button
Press BACK to return to the previous step
ofthe current menu.
NUSB/Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™
The USB port accepts a USB storage device
forplaying audio les and also acts as a port
fora mobile device for operating Apple CarPlay®/
Android Auto™.
OThe touchscreen serves as a central control
element supplementary to the right-hand knob :
– Turn the knob to highlight a menu option.
– Press to select a highlighted menu
option.
– Turn to change settings (e.g. fader).
– Turn to change the zoom factor in Map
view.
Information
In some cases, the illustrations in this manual may
dier slightly between the Porsche Classic Commu-
nication Management Plus for Porsche 911 (Type
997) / Boxster (Type 987) / Cayman (Type 987)
and Porsche Cayenne (Type 9PA).
Information
The Individual Memory function is available only
forthe Porsche 911 (Type 997) / Boxster (Type
987) / Cayman (Type 987) vehicle models.
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Overviews

Control elements and their
functions
AHOME / button
Press HOME to open the main menu and access
the following functions:
– Tuner – Nav – Car
– Media – Map – App
– Phone – Sound
Keeping the HOME / pressed:
Activate Siri®/Google Assistant™.
BTUNER button
Press TUNER to activate radio mode and toggle
between FM/AM/DAB+.
CMicrophone
The built-in microphone is designed for making
calls using the Bluetooth® hands-free system.
DSkip right
Press the Skip button to select the next
station or track.
ESkip le
Press the Skip button to select the previous
station or track.
FNAV button
Press NAV to activate GPS navigation mode.
For further information about the navigation
functions of the device, please refer to the sepa-
rate navigation manual.
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Overviews

GPHONE button
Press PHONE to activate Bluetooth® hands-free
mode.
HSensor for day/night mode
The day/night mode sensor allows the device
todetect the current lighting situation and toad-
just the display brightness accordingly.
ICAR button
Press CAR to activate the following functions:
– Trip
– Set
JBACK button: Press BACK to return to the
previous step of the current menu.
KMAP
MicroSDHC card slot navigation soware. The
MicroSDHC card slot for the navigation soware
accepts the MicroSDHC card containing the
navigation soware and the map data.
LLe-hand knob
– Keeping the le-hand knob pressed for
alonger time turns the device on or o.
– Turning the le-hand knob changes
thevolume of the active audio source.
– Briey pressing the le-hand knob mutes
or unmutes playback.
– Briey pressing the le-hand knob can-
cels a trac announcement (TA).
MTouchscreen
The touchscreen serves as a central control ele-
ment supplementary to the right-hand knob .
You can use the touchscreen to select any menu
option directly on the screen.
NUSB/Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™
The USB port accepts a USB storage device
forplaying audio les and also acts as a port
fora mobile device for operating Apple CarPlay®/
Android Auto™.
OThe touchscreen serves as a central control
element supplementary to the right-hand knob :
– Turn the knob to highlight a menu option.
– Press to select a highlighted menu option.
– Turn to change settings (e.g. fader).
– Turn to change the zoom factor in Map
view.
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Overviews

HOME screen
Press HOME to open the main menu and access the
following functions:
ATuner
Tap Tuner to activate radio mode and toggle
between the FM/AM/DAB+ reception ranges.
BMedia
Tap Media to activate the mode for playing
from the USB stick/ext. Bluetooth® audio source.
CPhone
Tap Phone to activate Bluetooth® hands-free
mode.
DNav
Tap Nav to activate GPS navigation mode.
Forfurther information about the navigation
functions of the device, please refer to the sepa-
rate navigation manual.
EMap
Tap Map to activate Map view in the nav.
Forfurther information about the navigation
functions of the device, please refer to the sepa-
rate navigation manual.
FSound
Tap Sound to activate sound settings mode.
GCar
Tap Car to activate Trip display and Individual
Memory mode and the general system settings.
HApp
Tap App to activate Apple CarPlay®/Android
Auto™ mode.
Overviews
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Overviews
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A B C D HOME screen
Press HOME to open the main menu and access the
following functions:
ATuner
Tap Tuner to activate radio mode and toggle
between the FM/AM/DAB+ reception ranges.
BMedia
Tap Media to activate the mode for playing
from the USB stick/ext. Bluetooth® audio source.
CPhone
Tap Phone to activate Bluetooth® hands-free
mode.
DNav
Tap Nav to activate GPS navigation mode.
Forfurther information about the navigation
functions of the device, please refer to the sepa-
rate navigation manual.
EMap
Tap Nav to activate navigation Map view.
Forfurther information about the navigation
functions of the device, please refer to the sepa-
rate navigation manual.
FSound
Tap Sound to activate sound settings mode.
GCar
Tap Car to activate Trip display mode and the
general system settings.
HApp
Tap App to activate Apple CarPlay®/Android
Auto™ mode.
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Radio function control
elements
AFM/AM/DAB+ reception range
BStation button/program storage location
Indicates the program storage location
ofthestation currently selected
CPage indicator
DSelected station
ERDS TEXT
This display shows the radio text currently being
broadcast. This information is the additional
data being broadcast by the station that appears
inthe display. Such information may be the track
and artist of the song being played or the latest
news.
FStation name or frequency display
Displays the name or the transmission frequency
of the station currently selected.
GPresets Main view of the tuner
HTune Frequency band display
IThe Skip le button allows you to skip tothe
previous station in the program storage loca-
tions.
JThe Skip right button allows you to skip
tothe next station in the program storage loca-
tions.
KList Channel list display
LOptions Radio settings
– Switch on/o AM
– Save station
– Switch on/o Trac Announcements (TA)
– Filter/sort station lists by RDS name
– Sort DAB+ station lists
– Select frequency range (by region)
Overviews
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Radio function control
elements
AFM/AM/DAB+ reception range
BStation button/program storage location
Indicates the program storage location
ofthestation currently selected
CPage indicator
DSelected station
ERDS TEXT
This display shows the radio text currently being
broadcast. This information is the additional
data being broadcast by the station that appears
inthe display. Such information may be the track
and artist of the song being played or the latest
news.
FStation name or frequency display
Displays the name or the transmission frequency
of the station currently selected.
GThe Skip right button allows you to skip tothe
next station in the program storage locations.
HThe Skip le button allows you to skip tothe
previous station in the program storage locations.
IPresets Main view of the tuner
JTune Frequency band display
KList Station list display
LOptions Radio settings
– Switch on/o AM
– Save station
– Switch on/o Trac Announcements (TA)
– Filter/sort station lists by RDS name
– Sort DAB+ station lists
– Select frequency range (by region)
G
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Audio player control elements
ASelected medium: USB/Bluetooth®
BPause/Play
CSkip buttons /
The Skip buttons allow you to skip to the previ-
ous/next track
DElapsed play time
EFast forward/back/progress bar
FSong track/artist currently playing
GTotal track time
HShue
Enable/disable shue play
IRepeat
– Repeat all
– Repeat track
– Repeat folder
JAll album tracks within the selected playlist
KPlayer Main view of the audio player
LBrowse Folder structure of the current
medium
Information
The folder structure is displayed only when playing
from USB media.
Overviews
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Audio player control elements
ASelected medium: USB/Bluetooth®
BPause/Play
CSkip buttons /
The Skip buttons allow you to skip to the previ-
ous/next track
DElapsed play time
EFast forward/reverse/progress bar
FSong track/artist currently playing
GTotal track time
HShue
Enable/disable shue play
IRepeat
– Repeat all
– Repeat track
– Repeat folder
JAll album tracks within the selected playlist
KPlayer Main view of the audio player
LBrowse Folder structure of the current
medium
Information
The folder structure is displayed only when playing
from USB media.
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Bluetooth® function control
elements
ADisplay of the number entered
BSelected mobile phone
CSignal strength
DPhone charge indicator
EBluetooth® function activated
FNumber/character pad
GKeypad Main view of the Bluetooth®
function
HCalls Call list
IContacts Contacts
JOptions Options
– Phone Manager
– Set Bluetooth®
– Set contacts
– Activate/deactivate external microphone
– Switch between calls
KDial/Hang up
Overviews
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Overviews
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ABluetooth® function control
elements
ADisplay of the number entered
BSelected mobile phone
CSignal strength
DPhone charge indicator
EBluetooth® function activated
FNumber/character pad
GKeypad Main view of the Bluetooth®
function
HCalls Call list
IContacts Contacts
JOptions Options
– Phone Manager
– Set Bluetooth®
– Set contacts
– Activate/deactivate external microphone
– Switch between calls
KDial/Hang up
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