Land Rover Defender: Connectivity overview
Note: The connectivity menu options may vary depending on the market and specification of the vehicle.
The connectivity menu allows the user to connect a phone or audio device to the vehicle. The user can also connect the vehicle to the internet.
Note: Internet connectivity requires a data-enabled embedded SIM card, or an in-range external Wi-Fi network.
Note: Only telematics features and software updates work over an external Wi-Fi network. Infotainment features do not operate over an external Wi-Fi network.
The following methods allow for phone, audio, and internet connectivity:
- Bluetooth: Allows for pairing a device for phone and audio.
- Mobile Data: Allows for the vehicle to connect to the internet via a mobile network, or using a data-enabled embedded SIM card.
- Hotspot: Creates a Wi-Fi hotspot in
the vehicle, to allow internet
connection of Wi-Fi equipped devices,
e.g., a tablet, laptop, or a smartphone.
Also allows sharing of media between the Wi-Fi equipped devices inside the vehicle.
- Wi-Fi: Allows for the vehicle to connect to the internet using an external Wi-Fi network.
Note: The availability of Mobile Data, Hotspot, and Wi-Fi depends on the market and specification of the vehicle.
Note: Connectivity for Online Pack with Data Plan and Wi-Fi Enabled with Data Plan is provided by a third party provider.
For more information go to: www.landrover.com/pivi-pro-terms.
MOBILE DATA CONNECTIVITY
Make sure the relevant safety warnings and cautions for touchscreen operation have been read and understood before using the touchscreen.
Note: Connected vehicles with no SIM card slot in the media hub have an embedded SIM card.
Mobile data requires a vehicle with a dataenabled embedded SIM card.
To enable Mobile Data:
1. Touch the settings icon from any screen.
2. Select Connectivity.
3. Mobile Data: Touch to switch the toggle on or off.
4. When displayed, select Agree to agree to the terms and conditions.
Note: Mobile data connectivity is indicated by an icon at the top of the screen.
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Hotspot
Make sure the relevant safety warnings
and cautions for touchscreen operation
have been read and understood before
using the touchscreen.
Note: The availability of Hotspot depends
on the market and t
Connectivity status icons
Note: Depending on the network
connectivity, some features and services,
including Wi-Fi, may not operate as
expected, or at all. A strong 3G and 4G
connection is required.
The following icons displa
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Pairing and connecting using the phone
Make sure the relevant safety warnings
have been read and understood before
operating the phone features.
Note: The process of pairing and
connecting with the vehicle, from the
phone, varies depending on the type of
phone used.
Pairing and connecting a phone for the
first time:
1. Switch the igniti
Operation
When the Terrain Response (TR) switch operated, and the rotary switch turned
to select, the signal goes from the
ICIMA:
To the HVAC Control Module (HVAC) through the Private High Speed (HS)
Controller Area Network (CAN) bus
connection.
The HVAC transmit the signal to the BCM/ GWM through the
