The 6P is taken from a file. It's not an issue if its not showing. The V03.... code is the map part code. Each brand has its own part code. One release for multiple brand use. It knows you have a Seat and shows that code. I am wondering whether you might be pressing the wrong sequence if you aren't seeing 6P. That's in the
resource. That was the Seat Standard test to see whether it's a mib2 standard. That can fail to give you the correct read out if they filled that field with something else. In the past users themselves filled it with something else. Mists of time why people did that. We have been here before with 5F being shown which means it's a VW mib2 standard. You can safely ignore it. People with second hand Seat mib2 standards where 5F was showing through user editting would perplex anyone who did that test. The 6P part number is written on the Seat navigation card, if using a Seat card, but wouldn't be if using a VW / Skoda card which can be interchanged. That's another check.
On the blue route I suspect that is the same as one of the others which isn't shown. I tend to use the red routes, the others can lead you up minor roads. Always hit the red route unless you really want to do the blue route. Saying that I haven't really used this release sticking with the one that supports UK Inrix TMC (the sole broadcaster now for the UK with a file mod but using old maps where that mod can be made), see the
resource link for that. But as said, I suspect the blue route is the same in this instance as one of the other routes which is why you aren't seeing it.