INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (1/4) AUDIO function PHONE function (depending on the vehicle) Press: audio system on/off. Press: pause the source currently in use. Rotate: adjust the volume of the source currently in use. 3 Choose the radio source and the wavelength. Press: confirm an action.
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (2/4) AUDIO function PHONE function (depending on the vehicle) Select the desired audio source (if connected): – Media: CD → USB → Bluetooth® → AUX (Jack socket). Eject a CD/CD MP3. Short press: recall a pre-programmed station. Press and hold: store a radio station.
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (3/4) AUDIO function PHONE function (depending on the vehicle) Select the desired audio source (if connected): FM1 → FM2 → MW → LW → CD → USB → Bluetooth® → AUX (Jack socket). – Accessing the Telephone menu; –...
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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (4/4) AUDIO function PHONE function (depending on the vehicle) Press: confirm an action. – Press: pick up the call; Depending on the vehicle Rotate: – Radio: browse through the radio list; – Media: previous/next track; – browse through the menus. –...
PRECAUTIONS DURING USE 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 audio system –...
GENERAL DESCRIPTION (1/2) Introduction Radio and CD/CD MP3 Auxiliary audio function functions The audio system has the following You can listen to your personal stereo functions: directly through your vehicle’s speak- The radio allows you to listen to radio ers. There are several ways to connect stations and play CD audio, MP3, –...
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION (2/2) Hands-free phone function Function Bluetooth® (depending on vehicle) Depending on the vehicle, the Bluetooth® hands-free phone system This function enables the audio system performs the following functions without to recognise and operate your port- you having to hold your phone: able audio player or mobile phone by Bluetooth®...
OPERATION On and off CHOOSING THE SOURCE VOLUME Press 1 to switch on your audio system. Scroll through the various sources by Adjust the volume by pressing 16 or 17 pressing 5, 14, 22 or 23 repeatedly. or turning 2. The audio system can be used with the When scrolling, the sources appear vehicle ignition off.
OPERATING PRINCIPLES Validate to call Moving within the screen Using a numerical keypad displays When entering an item using a numeri- cal keypad, choose each digit in zone A Browse through the menus or lists by by turning 4, 19 or 21, then press- turning 4, 19 or 21.
LISTENING TO THE RADIO (1/2) Selecting a wavelength Station memory Manual search This mode allows you to search for sta- Press 3 or 14 repeatedly to select the This operating mode allows you to tions manually, scrolling through the desired wavelength: FM1, FM2, MW, listen to your pre-set radio stations.
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LISTENING TO THE RADIO (2/2) RDS-AF automatic retuning Traffic information (i Traffic) Text information (Radio-text) The frequency of an FM station changes When this function is activated, your Some FM radio stations issue text in- depending on your location. Some sta- audio system makes it possible to au- formation relating to the broadcast pro- tions use the RDS system, which allows...
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LISTENING TO A CD (1/2) Specifications of readable Maintaining CD/CD MP3 Listening to a CD /CD MP3 formats To maintain a good playback quality, When a CD/CD MP3 is inserted, the never expose a CD/CD MP3 to heat or audio system automatically switches to Only files with an MP3/WMA>...
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LISTENING TO A CD (2/2) Pause Ejecting a CD Press 20 or 2 to mute the audio volume. Eject a CD from the player by press- This function is automatically deacti- ing 6. vated when the volume is adjusted, the Note: if an ejected disc is not removed source is changed or automatic infor- within 20 seconds, it will automatically...
AUDIO SETTINGS (1/2) Balance Display the settings menu by press- Tone (Bass/Treble) ing 12. Select “Audio settings”. Access the “Musical atmosphere” To browse through the menu and select menu, turn 4, 19 or 21 to browse Optimising the sound distribution the various sections, please refer to the through the “Bass / treble”...
AUDIO SETTINGS (2/2) Activating the “Random” Radio software version Right/left and front/rear balance function Access the “Sound localization” Access the “Software version” menu, menu, then turn 4, 19 or 21 to select then press 4 to display your software Access the “Audio settings” menu, then the “Balance / fader”...
AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (1/3) Auxiliary input: USB socket Your audio system has an auxiliary input to connect an external audio – iPod® : source (USB key, MP3 player, iPod®, Connection Once you have plugged in your iPod®, Bluetooth® portable player, etc.). Connect the iPod®...
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AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (2/3) Auxiliary input: Jack socket Auxiliary input: Bluetooth® Connection audio playback – Activate the portable audio player’s Connection (depending on equipment model) Bluetooth® connection (refer to your Using the appropriate cable (not sup- portable audio player's manual). In order to use your Bluetooth®...
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AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (3/3) Depending on the device, press 8 to go to the previous/next tracks on the port- Your portable audio player must be able audio player. connected to the system to enable all its functions to be accessed. Note: The number of accessible func- tions varies depending on the type of Note: no portable audio player can be...
PAIRING AND UNPAIRING A TELEPHONE (1/2) Pairing a phone In order to use your hands-free phone system, you must pair your Bluetooth® mobile to your vehicle before using it for the first time. (Free) Pairing will enable the hands-free Phone settings phone system to recognise and store a Bluetooth connection (Free)
PAIRING, UNPAIRING A TELEPHONE (2/2) Unpairing a phone Once pairing is completed: – a message with the name of the Unpairing deletes a phone from the phone that has been paired is dis- hands-free phone system memory. played; Display the settings menu by press- –...
CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING A TELEPHONE (1/2) Connecting a paired phone Searching will continue until a paired Manual connection (changing the phone is found (this may take up to five phone connected) Your phone must be connected to the minutes). Display the settings menu by press- hands-free phone system in order to A message will indicate that the phone ing 12, then select the “Bluetooth con-...
CONNECTING/DISCONNECTING A TELEPHONE (2/2) Connection failure Disconnect a phone To disconnect your telephone, you can also: If connection fails, check that: Display the settings menu by press- – switch off the Bluetooth® function of ing 12, then select the “Bluetooth con- –...
MANAGING THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Selecting a contact in the Updating the phone memory mobile phonebook The mobile phonebook is updated au- (depending on the vehicle) tomatically in the system each time it is connected. Select the first letter of the name by You can also update the telephone di- turning 4, 19 or 21, then press 4, 18 rectory manually:...
MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS (1/2) Calling a contact from the Making a call by dialling a telephone directory number When a phone is paired, its phonebook Display the “Phone” menu by press- is automatically downloaded to the ing 11 or 15, then select the “Dial a system.
MAKING AND RECEIVING CALLS (2/2) Receiving a call – place a call on hold: the person you are speaking to will then hear a voice When receiving a call, the caller’s message asking them to wait. number is displayed on the screen (this To do this, select the “Pause”...
SYSTEM SETTINGS (1/2) Audio settings Telephone settings Vehicle/phone ringtone You can select the type of ringtone ac- Display the settings menu by press- Display the settings menu by press- tivated for an incoming call: either the ing 12. Select “Audio settings”, then ing 12.
4, 18 or 21 to confirm – download the necessary files from the hours. Turn 4, 19 or 21 to adjust the the RENAULT website; “Minutes” item, then press 4, 18 or 21 to confirm the setting.
OPERATING FAULTS (1/3) Description Possible causes Solutions No sound can be heard. The volume is set to minimum or pause. Increase the volume or deactivate pause. The audio system does not work and The audio system is not switched on. Switch the audio system on.
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OPERATING FAULTS (2/3) Description Possible causes Solutions The CD is dirty. Eject and clean the CD. The initial read time of a CD CD MP3 seems long. CD MP3. Wait: the CD MP3 requires a long time to be read. “CD error”...
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OPERATING FAULTS (3/3) Description Possible causes Solutions The phone does not connect to the – Your phone is off. – Switch on your phone. system. – Your phone battery is flat. – Recharge your phone battery. – Your phone has not yet been paired to –...
ALPHABETICAL INDEX (1/2) auxiliary source.............GB.7, GB.17 default settings ............... GB.28 dialled numbers .............. GB.25 dialling a number ............GB.25 background/on-hold music ..........GB.15 disconnect a telephone........... GB.23 balance ................GB.15 Balance................GB.16 bass ................GB.15 FM/LW/MW bandwidths ............ GB.7 Bluetooth® ................ GB.8 Bluetooth®...
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX (2/2) automatic mode ............GB.11 automatic station storage .......... GB.11 volume ................GB.9 choosing a station ............. GB.11 volume: adapted to speed ..........GB.16 manual mode ............GB.11 station pretuning ............GB.11 WMA ..............GB.13 – GB.14 radio stations list update ...............
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