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Remote engine start-up ............GB.73 Reversing camera .
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PRECAUTIONS DURING USE (1/2) It is essential to follow the precautions below when using the system, both in the interest of safety and to prevent material damage. You must always comply with the laws of the country in which you are travelling. Precautions when operating the system –...
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PRECAUTIONS DURING USE (2/2) The description of the models given in this manual is based on the specifications at the time of writing. This manual covers all existing functions for the models described. Whether or not they are fitted depends on the equipment model, op- tions selected and the country where they are sold.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (1/3) Introduction Radio functions Auxiliary audio function Your vehicle’s multimedia system per- The multimedia system can be used You can listen to your personal stereo forms the following functions: to listen to FM (frequency modulation), directly through your vehicle’s speak- DAB (digital audio) and AM(amplitude ers.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (2/3) Hands-free phone function Remote engine start-up Navigation assistance function function The Bluetooth® hands-free system The navigation system automatically provides the following features without When fitted, this function lets you pro- calculates the geographical position of having to handle your phone: gramme the engine to start remotely, in the vehicle by receiving GPS signals.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION (3/3) Dark Radio Media Phone Driving eco2 Setting Player List Presets Options Destination Set Time Displays 4 Exterior temperature. 8 Mode standby and clock display 5 Time area. 9 Area for selecting programmed Menu screen 6 Menu area: engine start-up 1 Mode selection area: –...
INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (1/8) System panels Screen selections are made by touching the desired selection on the screen. 3A 4 Destination Destination GB.8...
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (2/8) System panels Screen selections are made by touching the desired selection on the screen. Destination 10 9 Destination 10 9 GB.9...
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (3/8) Steering column controls GB.10...
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (4/8) GB.11...
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (5/8) Steering column controls GB.12...
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (6/8) Function Tap: standby screen ON / OFF. Press and hold: (around 5 seconds): restart the system. 2, 13, 14 Adjust the volume. USB. connection Activate/deactivate voice recognition on your smartphone if it is connected to the multimedia system. 3.5 mm Jack socket.
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (7/8) Function When receiving a call: – Short press: answer the call; – Long press: reject the call. Brief press during a call: end call. When listening to an audio source: mute/unmute the sound (only for controls C, D, E, F, H and J). Tap: access the “Phone”...
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (8/8) Function Tap: change radio mode (FM /AM /DAB). Press and hold: activate/deactivate your smartphone voice recognition (only for control C, E and J). Radio mute on/off. Pause/play an audio track. Interrupt the voice recognition voice synthesizer. Activate/deactivate voice recognition on your smartphone if it is connected to the multimedia system.
ON/OFF SWITCH Switching on Switching off Standby screen The multimedia system switches on au- The system switches off automatically The standby clock mode allows the dis- tomatically when the ignition is switched when the vehicle’s ignition is switched play screen to be switched off. off.
OPERATE AND USE (1/3) – fast-forward or rewind (Media play- ing screen). From the “Media” > “Player” menu, pressing and holding the “Fast forward/ rewind” button fast forwards/rewinds the track playing. Multimedia screen 1 Press and Hold (long press): – saving an item (radio station for ex- Tap (short press): ample).
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OPERATE AND USE (2/3) Route settings Route planning method Fast Short Motorways Period Charge Per-use Toll Player List Presets Options Options Return to the “Home” menu. Audio: using the steering column controls The system goes directly to the “Home” menu if you press and hold 2 or briefly Press button 5 to change the radio sta- press 3 wherever you are in the system.
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OPERATE AND USE (3/3) Press 9 to use numbers or symbols. Press 10 to change the keyboard con- figuration. Options Using an alphabetical keyboard When entering a heading using an al- phabetical keyboard, choose each letter using the keypad. When choosing each letter, the system will remove the brightness of certain let- ters to help entering them.
VOLUME Volume Mute Volume adjustment according to speed Adjust the sound level when listening to To mute the sound, tap button 21 on the different sources, messages, ring- the steering wheel control or 3B on When this function is activated, the tones and phone communications: the multimedia screen or on the steer- audio and navigation volume will vary...
LISTENING TO THE RADIO (1/4) Choose a radio station “FM”, “Main” mode “AM” or “DAB”. This mode allows stations to be searched for either manually or au- There are different modes for choosing tomatically by scanning the se- a radio station. lected range of frequencies.
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LISTENING TO THE RADIO (2/4) Press one of the buttons in zone A to choose the saved stations. Note: to go back to the welcome screen, press the 10 button. Storing a station Select a radio station by using one of the modes described above.
LISTENING TO THE RADIO (3/4) “RDS” “TA” (traffic information) Some “FM” and “DAB” radio stations When this feature is activated, your broadcast text information relating to multimedia system looks for and plays the programme being listened to (the traffic bulletins automatically as new re- name of a track, for example).
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LISTENING TO THE RADIO (4/4) “Region” “News” “AM” The frequency of an “FM” radio station When this function is activated, it is You can activate or deactivate the “AM” may change depending on the geo- possible to automatically listen to news band.
AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (1/3) Your system has two types of auxiliary – Video: USB flash drive (MP4 file); inputs: – AUX: 3.5 mm jack. – for connecting an external audio In navigation mode or when listen- source (MP3 player, portable music ing to the radio, select your auxiliary player, USB key, phone, etc).
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AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (2/3) Shuffle Connection: iPod® This function lets you play all songs in Connect the socket of your iPod® to the shuffle mode. Press 3 and then press USB input on the unit. Once the USB “On” or “Off”. socket of your iPod®...
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AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (3/3) Auxiliary input: jack Connection: Bluetooth® Refer to the section on “Connecting/ Connection disconnecting Bluetooth® devices”. Once Bluetooth® is connected, the Connect the jack of your portable audio “BT” menu is displayed. player to the jack input. Select “BT”...
AUDIO SETTINGS (1/2) Volume adjustment according “Loudness” to speed (“Vol/Speed”) Press “On” or “Off” to activate/deacti- vate the loudness function, which ac- When the speed of your vehicle is more Audio Settings centuates the bass and treble. than (40 km/h) 25 mph, the volume level outputs higher than original Vol/Speed volume level.
AUDIO SETTINGS (2/2) BAL/FAD Audio Settings Bass +3 Vol/Speed Audio Mid +0 Loudness BAL/FAD Treble -2 Sound Audio Display Connectivity System Reset to defaults Right/left and front/rear balance Audio preferences Press 10 to move to the next page. Tap 6 or 8 to adjust the sound the left/ Tap 12 to go back to previous screen.
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VIDEO (1/2) Video Player List Options Player List Options Player List Options Your system enables you to view videos “List” mode When playing a video, you can: via USB flash drive. Press the “List” tab 2 to view the videos –...
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VIDEO (2/2) View mode Full information Player List Options Player List Options – view the video in full screen by press- “Options” mode ing 9; Press the “Options” tab 12 to: – adjust the brightness of the screen – access the playback settings; by pressing 10.
THE NAVIGATION SYSTEM The navigation system “Map” USB key The navigation system calculates your Install the most recent version by in- position and guides you by using data: serting your USB key into a computer – from the GPS receiver; that is connected to the Internet.
READ A MAP (1/3) 9 Estimated time of arrival. 10 Media currently playing. 11 Distance remaining to the destina- tion. 12 Location of the vehicle on the navi- gation map. 13 Mute/unmute the voice guidance. 14 Traffic information. Press this area to find out about the different incidents present on your route.
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READ A MAP (2/3) – Phone country code; – emergency number; – legal Restrictions effective in the Where Am I? Country information : France country: – maximum permitted blood alcohol Latitude Within Fast road Countryside Motorways Towns level; N48.82995° Longitude –...
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READ A MAP (3/3) Where Am I? Help Nearby Latitude Health Car repair N48.82995° Longitude Around here Around here E2.49608° Altitude Service station Police Around here Around here Current GPS position Help Nearby Options « Help Nearby » Information on this screen: This function allows you to search for –...
ENTERING A DESTINATION (1/6) Destination menu Press “Home” > “Nav” > “Destination” to access the destination menu. Navigation The destination menu offers several methods to enter a destination: – enter an address (complete or par- tial); Address Points of interest History –...
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ENTERING A DESTINATION (2/6) Quick search for points of interest The quick search feature lets you quickly find a place. Points of interest Press the map somewhere to search for points of interest. Depending on your position, one or more 3 points will Petrol station Around here be displayed on the screen.
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ENTERING A DESTINATION (3/6) – Press “Along Route” to search along the active route, and not around a given point. This is useful when you search for a later stopover that re- Navigation Where to find points of interest? sults in a minimal detour only, such as searching for nearby petrol sta- tions or restaurants (the result list will be ranked by the length of the neces-...
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ENTERING A DESTINATION (4/6) Selecting an address from the Favourites You can find the destination to a loca- Coordinate tion stored in the Favourites. To utilize this function more effectively, we rec- ommend that you save destinations to which you often travel in advance. Firstly, save the favourite destinations by searching for the address.
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ENTERING A DESTINATION (5/6) Points of interest found Alternative routes Route Route settings Simulate navigation Close Options Options Options Sorting the list Confirming the destination – If an active route exists, you can select the destination as a new route The result of searching a destination by There are several possible options or stage.
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ENTERING A DESTINATION (6/6) “Options” At the end of the 10 second count- down, the following choices appear on the screen: Alternative routes Add to Favourites “Add to favourites” Route Current traffic Press 17 to save the selected destina- tion in your favourite destinations. Route settings News “Current traffic”...
GUIDANCE (1/6) Destination Destination Options OK (10) Activating guidance Guidance screens Full-screen mode (2D, 3D or 2D North) Press 2 or wait 10 seconds after enter- The system will offer several different This mode allows you to view the navi- ing a destination.
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GUIDANCE (2/6) Traffic summary There are no events affecting your route. All delay: 0 : 00 Significant events: Flow events: 0 OF 37 Closure and block 0 OF 16 Accident 0 OF 17 Lane restriction 0 OF 26 Other: 0 OF 3 V-Trafic Event list Destination...
GUIDANCE (3/6) Voice language Destination Main List Presets Options Changing voice guidance Listening to the radio during Route information language voice guidance This function allows you to view your route. Press “Home” > “Nav” > “Options” > While listening to a radio station during “Setting”...
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GUIDANCE (4/6) – the special points and sections of the route (e.g. toll gates, toll roads, mo- torways, etc.); – alternative routes (e.g.: “Short” , Navigation “Fast” , “Economical”). Press 15 to display the following op- tions: Route settings Map settings Warnings –...
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GUIDANCE (5/6) Avoided section Edit route Alternative routes Length: -250 Time +0:06 Original route New route Fast Current GPS position Economical; Short Options Edit route Avoidances Route Alternatives Press “Home” > “Nav” > “Route” > “Edit Press “Home” > “Nav” > “Route” > “To This section enables you to change the route”...
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GUIDANCE (6/6) Press 29 to sort the route details: « Route settings » – by summary. This item enables you to choose your route settings. Please refer to the infor- Only showing the main elements of mation on “Route settings” in the sec- Route - Normal the trip (start, destination) the total tion entitled “Navigation settings”.
MAP SETTINGS Display points of interest You can select certain points of interest (visible at 100 m scale) to be displayed on the map. Navigation Map settings To access this function directly, press 3 View mode to display the points of interest on the map: Route settings Map settings...
MANAGING THE FAVOURITES (1/2) – “History”: please refer to the infor- mation on “Select a destination from previous destinations” in the section entitled “Entering a destination”. Navigation – “Favourites”: access destinations Add to favourites you have saved. Current traffic – “Find on map”: please refer to the Address Points of interest History...
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MANAGING THE FAVOURITES (2/2) To delete all favourites, press “Options” and then press “Delete all”. Confirm this deletion by pressing “Delete all”. Searching the favourite Sort by Name This function allows you to search the Sort by distance favourite destination in the list by name. Show All on Map Press “Find”...
NAVIGATION SETTINGS (1/4) Speed limit always visible Activate or deactivate the speed limit display for the section of road taken by pressing “On” or “Off”. Navigation Warnings Alert point warnings When the driver crosses the increased Warn when speeding care area, a visual warning signal ap- Route settings Map settings Warnings...
NAVIGATION SETTINGS (2/4) “Period charge” You can authorise or refuse authorisa- tion for roads requiring the purchase of special authorisation for a certain Route Settings Navigation period. Route planning method Fast Short “Per-use toll” Route settings Map settings Warnings Motorways You can authorise or refuse authorisa- tion for the use of toll roads.
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NAVIGATION SETTINGS (3/4) GPS Information Coordinate Format Navigation Available satellites : 6 DD.DDDDD Route settings Map settings Warnings DD MM.MMM DD MM SS.S Voice Settings Coordinate format Accuracy: HIGH GPS UTC time : 17:11:45 Destination Route Options “Map settings” “Coordinate format” Refer to the information in the section This function allows you to change the This function allows you to check the...
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NAVIGATION SETTINGS (4/4) Traffic settings Traffic detour settings Navigation Traffic info Offer detour if the calculated route saves more than: Detour Map Update Traffic 5 minutes Event types Confirm offered route? Destination Route Options “Map Update” “Traffic info” “Event types” You an activate or deactivate warnings This function enables you to choose the This function enables you to check the...
DRIVING ECO² Driving eco2 Driving eco2 Driving eco2 General Average consumption Acceleration Do not leave the engine idling, even Gear shift Average speed in winter: it is cheaper and less pol- luting to drive offas soon as you start the engine. Anticipation Dist.
4X4 INFO – Horizontal angle (pitch) in degrees, in real-time (area C). Note: The values showing the angle displayed on the screen may differ from 4x4 info reality by one to three degrees. Note: The display is refreshed every second approximately. Access the “4x4 info”...
PAIRING, UNPAIRING BLUETOOTH® DEVICES (1/3) Pairing another phone Depending on the phone, press “Twin”, “Pair” or “Connect” to authorise the pai- Bluetooth® ring. To use your hands-free phone system, – Depending on the phone, enter the Connectivity Settings you must pair your Bluetooth® mobile code displayed on the multimedia to your vehicle before using it for the system screen on your telephone...
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PAIRING, UNPAIRING BLUETOOTH® DEVICES (2/3) Your smartphone is now paired to your Pairing a Bluetooth® telephone to – Select the “Media Nav Evolution” multimedia system. the multimedia system from the multimedia system from the avail- phone able devices during the time given Note: the pairing time varies based on and, depending on your smartphone, the brand and model of your phone.
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PAIRING, UNPAIRING BLUETOOTH® DEVICES (3/3) Unpairing a Bluetooth® phone from the Media Nav Evolution system Bluetooth Devices Connectivity Settings Unpairing erases a phone from the hands-free system memory. From the main menu, press “Setting” View Bluetooth device list Info 2_3Gr >...
CONNECTING, DISCONNECTING BLUETOOTH® DEVICES (1/2) Connecting a Bluetooth® Connection failure Note: If a call is in progress at the time the connection is made, it is automa- paired phone If connection fails, check that: tically transferred to the vehicle spea- No phone can be connected to the –...
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CONNECTING, DISCONNECTING BLUETOOTH® DEVICES (2/2) Changing a connected telephone You can connect or disconnect a Bluetooth Devices Bluetooth® device at any time. From the main menu, press “Media Info 2_3Gr device”, then “Settings” and “List of de- vices”. Seungyeon_VU2 Select the device to be connected and Seungyeon_3 confirm by pressing “OK”.
USING VOICE RECOGNITION (1/3) Introduction Activating the phone's voice recognition with the Your multimedia system enables you multimedia system to use certain functions on the multi- media system and on your phone via To activate your phone’s voice recogni- Bluetooth Devices voice recognition.
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USING VOICE RECOGNITION (2/3) Smartphone Smartphone Dark Radio Media Smartphone Driving eco 2 Settings Cancel Cancel Set Time A beep sounds and the display on To return to screen B press 4 in the screen A indicates that voice recogni- main menu of your multimedia system.
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USING VOICE RECOGNITION (3/3) Connectivity Settings Smartphone Dark Smartphone Open/Close with command Smartphone : Make a short or a long press. Voice Recognition not supported on this Bluetooth device Wait for the signal tone to start speaking. To speak once more, make a short press.
ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ (1/4) Android Auto™ Introduction “Android Auto™" is an application that Connectivity Settings can be downloaded from your smart- phone which enables you to use some See the list of Smartphone devices applications on your phone from your Display Bluetooth devices multimedia system screen.
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ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ (2/4) CarPlay™ Introduction “CarPlay™" is a native service availa- Connectivity Settings ble on your smartphone which enables you to use some applications on your See the list of Smartphone devices phone from your multimedia system Display Bluetooth devices screen.
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ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ (3/4) Note: when you use “Android Auto™” or “CarPlay™”, you can access your smartphone's navigation and music ap- plications. These applications will re- place similar applications integrated in your multimedia system Media Nav Evolution which are already running. For example, only one navigation appli- cation, “Android Auto™”/“CarPlay™”, or the application integrated into your...
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ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ (4/4) Returning to the Media Nav Evolution interface To return to the Media Nav Evolution in- terface: – press the “Home” button on the front panel of your multimedia system or on the central control; – press button 3 on the multimedia The functions of the “Android system screen according to “Android Auto™"...
PHONE BOOK After connecting your system and your Bluetooth® phone using Bluetooth® Depending on the make and model wireless technology, your phonebook of your phone, transferring your numbers are automatically transfer- Phone Book contacts to the multimedia system red into the system if the contacts are may not work.
MAKING, RECEIVING A CALL (1/3) Press 1 to scroll the list and then press “Calling Lists”. Press 6 to access to the list of All Calls. Press 5 to access the list of Outgoing Calling Lists Adam Smith Calls. Press 4 to access the list of Incoming Calls.
MAKING, RECEIVING A CALL (2/3) Note: you can answer or reject an in- coming call by pressing the button on your vehicle’s steering column. Dial Incoming call Reject Agree Entering a number Receiving a call Press 1 to scroll through the list, then When receiving a call, a message is “Dial”...
MAKING, RECEIVING A CALL (3/3) – hear sound through the vehicle spea- ker by pressing 10; – press 14 to return to the previous screen (the navigation screen, for Dial example) or the welcome screen. During a call During a call you can: –...
REMOTE ENGINE START-UP (1/3) Remote Engine Start Remote Engine Start Dark Departure Time Set Warning: Never park your vehicle in an enclosed room Automatic Start Radio Media Phone Car Ready for Change Wake up every 2 hours Driving eco2 Setting Car will be ready in 0 hours &...
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REMOTE ENGINE START-UP (2/3) To activate this function, press the “On” button 5. Note: the ventilation system must be off for the “Wake up every 2 hours” Remote Engine Start Dark function to activate. Warning: Never park your vehicle in an enclosed room When this function is activated, the ven- Automatic Start tilation system will not activate during...
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REMOTE ENGINE START-UP (3/3) Driver’s responsibility Do not use the engine when parking or stopping remote start-up function or the vehicle its programming when: Never leave an animal, – the vehicle is in a garage child or adult who is not self-suffi- or in a confined space.
REVERSING CAMERA (1/2) Operation Shifting into reverse gear (and up to approximately five seconds after shift- Display Settings Parking assistance ing to another gear), a view of the sur- roundings to the rear of the vehicle is displayed on the multimedia system Brightness Mid.
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REVERSING CAMERA (2/2) Look in all directions Look in all directions Settings This function is an additional Press 2 to display a list of settings. aid. It cannot, therefore, under any circum-stances You can activate or deactivate the guide replace the vigilance or the display by pressing 3 or 4.
MULTI-VIEW CAMERA ( 1/2) Introduction Operation Note: For more information on choos- ing Automatic or Manual mode, The vehicle is fitted with four cameras When the reverse gear is engaged, the please refer to your vehicle’s Driver’s fitted at the front, in the side door mir- rear view camera displays the area to Handbook.
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MULTI-VIEW CAMERA (2/2) Look in all directions Camera choice Settings To activate the desired camera view, Press 7 to display a list of settings. select this one on the multimedia Activate or deactivate the display of screen: Guides by pressing 5 or 6. –...
SYSTEM SETTINGS (1/3) Display settings «Background» This function enables you to choose “Brightness” between a dark or light display mode. You can set the brightness of the screen Display Settings “Parking assistance” to your liking. You have the option of three modes: This function allows you to activate/dis- Brightness...
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SYSTEM SETTINGS (2/3) “Clock” “Factory Settings” This function allows you to set the time This function allows you to reset vari- format between the “12h” and “24h” ous settings to the default settings. clocks. System Settings – All: resets all “Factory Settings” to Note: The time is set automatically by default settings.
SYSTEM SETTINGS (3/3) Security code Entering the code incorrectly If the code is entered incorrectly, the Your audio system is protected by a se- message “Incorrect PIN The system is curity code (supplied by the Approved locked” is displayed. Dealer). This is used to electronically lock the audio system when the power Wait one minute and then re-enter the is cut (battery disconnected, system...
UPDATING THE SYSTEM (1/5) Installing the software Install Naviextras Toolbox in a few clicks on your computer. The Toolbox can be downloaded from the manufac- For a specific planning of your route, please use the most recent maps. turer's website. After downloading the installation file Search for map updates on naviextras.
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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (2/5) Creating and connecting to a user account To log in, click on the “Not logged in” icon in the toolbar at the top of the page or click the “Log in” button on the main screen of the Toolbox. If you are not registered on the website Naviextras.
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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (3/5) Saving the system on a USB This installs a fingerprint of your nav- igation system on the USB key which will be used by the Toolbox to save your To save your multimedia system in your system in your user profile and to let the user profile, first connect an empty USB Content...
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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (4/5) Downloading products from – free updates and extras that you Note: the download time for the appli- added to the installation file from the cation can vary depending on the size the Toolbox to the USB key catalogue;...
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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (5/5) Updating the system and When the update is completed, the multimedia system restarts with all new and up-to-date functionality. When the installation process is com- pleted, the USB key can be removed Licence from the computer. Connect the USB To obtain the GPL, LGPL, MPL and key to the USB port of the vehicle mul- other open source licence source...
OPERATING FAULTS (1/3) System Description Causes Solutions No image is displayed. The screen is on standby. Ensure that the screen is not on standby. The system is deactivated. The interior temperature of the vehicle is too low or too high. The volume is set to minimum or mute.
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OPERATING FAULTS (2/3) Navigation Description Causes Solutions No sound can be heard. The volume on the “Nav” menu is set to Increase the volume (“Options” in the minimum or mute. “Nav” menu) or deactivate the mute func- tion. The volume in GPS mode can be ad- justed during voice guidance.
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OPERATING FAULTS (3/3) Phone Description Causes Solutions No sounds or ringtone can be heard. The mobile phone is not connected to the Ensure that the mobile phone is con- system. nected to the system. The volume is set to minimum or mute. Increase the ringtone volume or deacti- vate the mute function.
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX (1/3) detour .............GB.343, GB.351 4x4 info ............GB.302, GB.353 dialling ................GB.368 dialling a number ............GB.368 disconnect a telephone..........GB.358 address book ........GB.336, GB.346 – GB.347 distance units..............GB.378 answering a call ..........GB.311, GB.368 ARTIST ................. GB.323 AUX ............
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX (2/3) LIST mode ..............GB.319 receiving a call .............. GB.368 remote engine start-up GB.302 → GB.304, GB.370 → GB.372 reversing camera MANU mode ..............GB.318 parameters .............. GB.377 ringtone volume ............GB.326 digitised map ............GB.329 display ............GB.330, GB.345 scale ...............
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX (3/3) unpairing a telephone ........... GB.355 USB ............GB.380 → GB.384 USB key............GB.380 → GB.384 USB socket .....GB.310, GB.323, GB.380 → GB.384 vehicle position ............. GB.330 voice control ..........GB.359 → GB.361 voice recognition... GB.311 – GB.312, GB.359 → GB.361 volume ................
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