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  • Page 1 ALPINE MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM...

  • Page 3: User Precautions

    User precautions It is essential to follow the precautions below when using the system, both in the interest of safety and to prevent material damage. Always comply with the laws of the country in which you are travelling. Precautions when operating the system –...
  • Page 4 Protection of your personal data Data from your vehicle is processed by the manufacturer, by Google®, by approved distributors and other entities in the manufacturer's group. The manufacturer's details are available on their website and on the last page of the vehicle user manual. Your personal data is processed for the following purposes: –...
  • Page 5 Protection of your personal data Regardless of whether or not you decide to suspend sharing, the vehicle usage data will be forwarded to the manufacturer and the partners/subsidiaries concerned for the following purposes: – to enable the operation and maintenance of your vehicle; –...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Reversing camera..............86 Introduction to the controls ..........8 DRIVE MODE................87 Activating services ............... 10 Ambient lighting..............90 operating principles.............. 14 Alpine Telemetrics..............91 Cleaning..................17 Tyre pressure................94 Switching on, off ..............18 My driving ................95 Add, manage widgets............19 Air quality ..................97 Using voice recognition ............21...

  • Page 7: General Information

    GENERAL DESCRIPTION 13. Air conditioning control. 1   Screen 14. Heated driver seat control. 15. Heated passenger seat con- trol. For further information 16. Heated steering wheel control. on the heating level, please refer to your ve- 17. Windscreen de-icing/demisting hicle user manual. warning light.
  • Page 8 GENERAL DESCRIPTION "Audio" World "Phone" World which is visible and accessible at   1 all times on the active screen. "Navigation" World The "Audio" World , which can The "Phone" World , which be accessed using button 20 , can can be accessed using button 21 , be used to access the radio and enables you to access calls, fold- The "Navigation"...
  • Page 9 7 , or system. ving aids, the Alpine Telemetrics, by quickly swiping the multimedia etc. and to adjust some multime- screen from zone A towards the...

  • Page 10: Introduction To The Controls

    INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS Steering column controls   1   Function Screen controls Briefly press: – mute/unmute the radio au- dio; – pause or play the audio track; – interrupt the voice recogni- tion voice synthesizer. Press and hold (around 10 seconds): –...
  • Page 11 INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS Steering column controls 1     Function   Function – activate/deactivate the For further information, "Google Assistant" voice please refer to the "User set- recognition on your multime- tings"�� 104 section. dia system. 14 Selection of the view dis- Press and hold: played on the instrument –...

  • Page 12: Activating Services

    – « My Alpine » ; – "My on-board connected ser- vices"; 1 0 - G e n e r a l i n f o r m a t i o n...
  • Page 13 "My Alpine account" to your profile using the following methods: The multimedia system enables you to connect to your "My Alpine" – « Pattern » ; account so that you can manage – « PIN code » ; G e n e r a l i n f o r m a t i o n - 1 1...

  • Page 14: Data Collection

    ACTIVATING SERVICES – « Password » ; still be able to activate/deactivate suspend certain data collection by se-   1 – "Do not use profile locking". data collection or to modify the lecting "Refuse all", or suspend level of data sharing. To choose certain data collections by select- Follow the instructions displayed the terms of use for your personal ing "Customise", and then choose...
  • Page 15 ACTIVATING SERVICES – to meet our legal or regulatory ners/subsidiaries concerned for 1   obligations. the following purposes: In accordance with the applicable – to enable the operation and regulations on the protection of maintenance of your vehicle; personal data, you can ask to: –...

  • Page 16: Operating Principles

    OPERATING PRINCIPLES The multimedia screen can be   1 Multimedia screen used to access the system func- tions. Touch the multimedia screen to select one of the menus. For safety reasons, Gesture interaction carry out these oper- ations when the vehi- cle is stationary.
  • Page 17 DRIVE MODE, driving aids, from one of the main screens Alpine Telemetrics and to adjust (change the radio station, for ex- various settings on the multimedia ample). system, such as the display, lan- Note: you can change the configu- guage, etc.
  • Page 18 OPERATING PRINCIPLES centre of the screen. The Notifica- For more information on notifica-   1 tions centre enables access to the tions, please refer to the "Notifica- tions" section �� 111. notification history, for example: – SMS ; Functions unavailable – « Tyre pressure » ; –...

  • Page 19: Cleaning

    CLEANING scratch the screen (e.g. brush, 1   Cleaning recommendations rough cloth, etc.). "Cleaning screen" mode Do not pour or spray the cleaning product on the screen. Do not use chemical cleaning agents or household products. The device should not come into contact with any liquids and should not be exposed to dampness.

  • Page 20: Switching On, Off

    SWITCHING ON, OFF Switching off Other functions will be displayed   1 Switching on when you briefly press the control – « Radio - Music OFF »/« Radio - Music ON » ; – « Cleaning screen ». Restart The multimedia system can be The multimedia system starts: switched off: –...

  • Page 21: Add, Manage Widgets

    ADD, MANAGE WIDGETS of a number of widgets in area A 1   Introduction that enable access to information and functions such as the My dri- ving, radio, tyre pressure adjust- For safety reasons, ment, etc. carry out any adjust- Press one of the widget controls to ments while the vehi- directly control the function via the main screen (change the radio...
  • Page 22 ADD, MANAGE WIDGETS Customising the widgets   1 Then select the desired location in area B simply by touching the screen and select the widget that  , From the "Vehicle" world  you wish to display from the list C . the "Vehicle" menu, "Cockpit", then "Edit widgets"...

  • Page 23: Using Voice Recognition

    USING VOICE RECOGNITION Using the multimedia more information on availability or 1   Introduction to try another language (on condi- system's voice recognition tion of availability), please see Your multimedia system has a Main functions controlled by the support.google.com; voice recognition system: voice command of your multime- –...

  • Page 24: "Voice Recognition" Menu

    USING VOICE RECOGNITION an audible confirmation will sound – by briefly pressing the voice – activate/deactivate the "Say Ok   1 along with a visual confirmation recognition button 1 in your vehi- Google" voice command; on the screen. cle; – authorise custom results; –...
  • Page 25 USING VOICE RECOGNITION To search for a POI (point of inter- "Route information" – "Music"; 1   est) using the voice command. – "Playback commands"; To be informed of the route in – ... Examples: progress using voice command. "Audio source" –...
  • Page 26 USING VOICE RECOGNITION Note: some streaming music appli- Note: Example:   1 cations require an associated ac- – you must activate data sharing – "Send to Fabien 'Let's meet later count to be connected to it. on your phone, for more informa- for ...'";...
  • Page 27 USING VOICE RECOGNITION "Connected Service" com- state your command in relation to smartphone replication, some 1   one of the following topics: voice commands can be used to mand with voice recognition access the domains and apps – "Range"; You can ask the connected ser- available on the smartphone.
  • Page 28 USING VOICE RECOGNITION Smartphone replication Voice controls Note: when using voice recogni-   1 tion, always wait for an audible command with voice recog- confirmation to sound before nition speaking. To start a voice command linked When you use voice to applications compatible with voice recognition, activate voice recognition using smart- command, then say your request...

  • Page 29: Navigation

    which can be accessed from the "Applications" World – the map is updated automatical- 2   ly without any need for action on For safety reasons, your part. carry out any adjust- ments while the vehi- "Map" screen without a route cle is stationary.
  • Page 30 6. Navigation settings. 12. Journey information such as the arrival time, traffic info and 7. Your current position. the remaining distance to the next 8. Map. stage or final destination (depend-   2 ing on the configuration), estimat- 9. Destination search bar. ed battery charge percentage up- 10.
  • Page 31 Guidance voice settings – the navigation display is reduced in size on the other displays A ; – full screen navigation on the dedicated display B . 2   You can display navigation infor- mation on the instrument panel screen in two view modes: –...

  • Page 32: Display Mode

    Display mode "User view" (2,5D) 22 "Overview" 23   2 The map displays your current po- The map displays your current You can change the map view by sition on a 3D map surface. north-facing position as well as pressing the 3 button. the overview of the route in It automatically faces the direc- progress.
  • Page 33 "Route overview" The multimedia system will inform you, using the navigation voice, that you will soon have to carry out a manoeuvre. 2   Stage 2: alert The multimedia system announces the manoeuvre that you need to carry out. e.g. "In 400 metres, take the next exit".

  • Page 34: Enter A Destination

    ENTER A DESTINATION Using voice recognition to en- – saved addresses (home, work, Enter a destination ter an address favourites, etc.). Note: the activation of location Activate voice command, then   2 and data sharing is required in or- state the name of a town, a num- Precautions regard- der to use the online destination ber and/or street name, a destina-...

  • Page 35: Search For A Destination

    ENTER A DESTINATION Search for a destination Recent destinations 3 Note: only one "Home" and one "Work" address can be stored by the multimedia system. 2   Finding an address From the search bar, select the From the destination search bar 2 , "Recent"...
  • Page 36 ENTER A DESTINATION Destinations by category 4   2 After you have selected a catego- After you have selected a POI, the ry, the multimedia system will offer multimedia system displays the From the search bar, select the a list of POI at B and on the map. following information (if available): "Categories"...
  • Page 37 ENTER A DESTINATION "Save" 5 To zoom in/out on the map, press the buttons 9 or widen/narrow the You can access the places you gap between your two fingers on have saved: the screen. 2   – "With text"; To recentre the map, press the –...
  • Page 38 ENTER A DESTINATION "Choose another route" 12 "Search along the route" 10 "Settings" 13   2 To view the other routes suggest- This function enables you to Use this menu to access the fol- ed by the multimedia system, search for and/or to add one or lowing navigation settings: press 12 .
  • Page 39 ENTER A DESTINATION "Stop navigation" 14 "Route overview" 11 – services must be activated in or- der to display the available charg- ing points. Please see the section on "Activating services" �� 10; 2   – in order to benefit from all the navigation functions, enter infor- mation about your vehicle (e.g.
  • Page 40 ENTER A DESTINATION Enter a destination   2 From the charging terminal set- If only one charge stop is required, tings 15 , you can set the filters at you can choose your charging sta- When you enter a destination, the 16 to enable the navigation screen tion.
  • Page 41 ENTER A DESTINATION 2   Press one of the charging stations You can then: displayed at C to view the follow- – start navigation guidance to the ing details: station; – name, classification, opening – call the station; hours and address; –...

  • Page 42: Navigation Settings

    NAVIGATION SETTINGS From the "Settings" icon 1 you can "Settings" menu access the following settings: – "Traffic" 2 ;   2 – "Guidance sound" 3 ; For safety reasons, – "Route options" 4 ; carry out any adjust- – "Offline maps" 5 ; –...
  • Page 43 NAVIGATION SETTINGS "Guidance sound" 3 "Route options" 4 "Offline maps" 5 2   From this setting, you can: From this setting, you can acti- Offline maps enable you to down- vate/deactivate the following load and save maps in your multi- – mute the sound of the "Naviga- route options: media system so they can be used tion"...
  • Page 44 NAVIGATION SETTINGS "Confidentiality centre" 6 Custom selection "Share driving data with Google®   2 This function can be used to select From this menu, you can configure an area on the map and its infor- the following data to be shared: Your driving and location data can mation to be downloaded.
  • Page 45 NAVIGATION SETTINGS "About/Help" 7 "3D buildings"  9 Options for "Offline maps" 2   You can choose to download the From this menu, you can access You can choose to display build- offline maps update as follows: the information and using the fol- ings in 3D where the mapping al- lows it.

  • Page 46: Audio/Multimedia

    AUDIO SOURCES "Audio sources" screen information, please refer to the Introduction "Android Auto™, CarPlay™" �� 69 and "Music" �� 50 sections. « CarPlay™ » Use this source to listen to music   3 from your smartphone, if equipped with the "CarPlay™" service, via smartphone replication. For more information, refer to the "Android Auto™, CarPlay™"...
  • Page 47 AUDIO SOURCES « Radio » You can use this source to listen to the radio. For more information, refer to the "Radio" section �� 46. "USB" (USB port) 3   Use this source to listen to music from a USB drive. For further infor- mation, please refer to the "Music"...

  • Page 48: Listen To The Radio

    LISTEN TO THE RADIO Using the steering column control, Introduction you can select the audio source, browse through stations and change the selection mode ("List", For safety reasons, "Favourites"). For more informa- tion, refer to the "Introduction to carry out these oper- controls"...

  • Page 49: Station Search

    LISTEN TO THE RADIO 10. Type of "Sources" being lis- Select a radio band Add/remove a radio station to/ from the "Favourites" tened to. Press the button 5 to set the fol- Note: some information is only lowing wavebands. From the full screen display or available on certain radio stations.

  • Page 50: "Radio Settings" Menu

    LISTEN TO THE RADIO Press this area to display the cur- The radio station currently playing When this function is activated, rent radio in full screen. is displayed in the mini player D . your audio system enables traffic bulletins to be received (depending If "FM"...
  • Page 51 LISTEN TO THE RADIO « DAB » « i-Announcement » Note: not all radio stations offer this possibility. (depending on equipment) (depending on equipment and Poor reception can sometimes country) From the settings, you can acti- cause erratic and annoying vate or deactivate the following When this function is activated, it changes in frequency.

  • Page 52: Music

    MUSIC "Sources" menu Introduction From the "Audio" World press "Sources" 1 to select the mu- sic source to listen to. For safety reasons, Using the steering column control, carry out any adjust- you can select the audio source to   3 listen to and browse through the ments while the vehi- music tracks and folders.

  • Page 53: Play Mode

    MUSIC 5. Activate/deactivate the audio "Bluetooth®", "USB" and audio Note: other media sources can be streaming application installed via "Play Store™" and will track repeat once or continuous appear in the list of available repeat. sources. For more information on 6.
  • Page 54 MUSIC "Search" Select the name from the list of suggestions. (Depending on the type of "Sources") "Audio settings" 13 From the icon 13 you can adjust the audio settings.   3 For further information on the available settings, see the section on "Audio settings"...

  • Page 55: Audio Settings

    AUDIO SETTINGS « Ambiance » Introduction For safety reasons, carry out any adjust- 3   ments while the vehi- cle is stationary. From the icon 1 you can adjust the following audio settings: From the tab A you can select one – « Ambiance » ; of the following pre-defined musi- –...
  • Page 56 AUDIO SETTINGS « Sound » « Balance / Fader » – activate/deactivate "Sub- woofer"; – « Bass » ; – « Medium » ; – « Treble » ; – ...   3 The "Subwoofer" mode optimises sound elements to create an im- mersive audio experience within the vehicle. « Volume / Speed » This function can be used to auto- matically adjust the volume level according to the vehicle speed.

  • Page 57: Pairing, Unpairing A Telephone

    PAIR AND CONNECT A PHONE For more information about acti- Pairing, unpairing a tele- – the "Audio" world , press vating the visible status of your "Connect using Bluetooth®" (if a phone, please refer to your tele- phone paired phone is not present); phone user manual.

  • Page 58: Connecting, Disconnecting A Telephone

    PAIR AND CONNECT A PHONE via the "Devices Manager". For You can also add a new phone more information, please refer to Certain features are on- from the "Vehicle" World "Connecting, disconnecting a tele- ly available while the ve- phone" �� 56. "Settings", "Bluetooth®", "Pair new hicle is stationary.

  • Page 59: Manual Connection

    PAIR AND CONNECT A PHONE data of the phone connected From the "Bluetooth®" menu, se- "Bluetooth®" menu. Press the (phonebook, music, etc). lect "Paired devices" to display a name of the "Paired device", then list of paired phones. activate/deactivate the services Note: when your phone is connect- that you wish to use: ed automatically to the multime-...
  • Page 60 PAIR AND CONNECT A PHONE « Devices Manager » You can also access the "Devices Note: if a call is in progress when Manager" from the "Devices Man- the phone is disconnected, the call ager" icon available in the "Phone" will be automatically transferred widget of the "Home page"...

  • Page 61: Call Management

    CALL MANAGEMENT 7. Deactivate/activate the micro- – a contact in the phonebook from Phone call the "Contacts" menu B ; phone. – a contact in the favourites from the "Favourites" menu C ; Receiving a call "Telephone" World – the keys on the number keypad from the "Keyboard"...
  • Page 62 CALL MANAGEMENT During a call When receiving a call, the "Calls – as soon as you answer the sec- received" screen is displayed and it ond incoming call, the first call will shows the following information: be put on hold automatically; –...
  • Page 63 CALL MANAGEMENT Contacts "Favourites" 2. Search for a contact by name Certain features are on- or number. ly available while the ve- 3. Detailed contact information. hicle is stationary. 4. List of contacts in the connect- ed phone. "Phonebook" menu Downloading the phone memo- 4  ...

  • Page 64: Searching Contacts

    CALL MANAGEMENT Add a contact "Favourites" "Recent calls" menu plays the list of contacts starting with the first letter entered. Confidentiality No copies of your contacts or per- sonal data will be saved in the mul- timedia system. For reasons of confidentiality, each downloaded contacts list can   4 only be viewed when the corre-...

  • Page 65: Dial Number

    CALL MANAGEMENT Browsing the call log – "Call", then dictate the phone 2. Delete the numbers. number that you wish to call; Swipe the screen up or down to 3. Contacts suggestion. scroll through the list of calls. 4. Call. –...

  • Page 66: Sms

    SMS received via the multimedia You can deactivate the conversa- system. tion and stop the notifications by Depending on the make pressing the button 4 . Your telephone must be connected and model of your to the hands-free phone system. By default, after pairing and the phone, certain functions You must also authorise the trans-...
  • Page 67 For more information on the voice command, refer to the section on "Using voice recognition" �� 21. 4   P h o n e - 6 5...

  • Page 68: Phone Settings

    PHONE SETTINGS Note: the selection will take effect , press the "Settings" icon the next time the multimedia sys- For safety reasons, tem is restarted. carry out these oper- "Phone ringtone" From the "Settings" menu you can ations when the vehi- access the following settings: cle is stationary.

  • Page 69: Wireless Charger

    WIRELESS CHARGER – ensure that your phone is com- Induction charging area patible with inductive charging. For more details on the list of com- patible phones, please contact an It is essential not to approved dealer; – to enable optimal charging, it is leave any objects preferable to remove the protec- (USBdrive, SD card,...
  • Page 70 WIRELESS CHARGER Charging progress – yellow when charging is in progress; – flashes yellow, accompanied by a message on the multimedia screen, when a metal object is de- tected in the induction charging zone; – flashes yellow, accompanied by a message on the multimedia   4 screen and a beep, when the car is stopped and the driver opens the...

  • Page 71: Apps

    ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ on the multimedia system screen, Smartphone replication via: – « Android Auto™  » When you use the "An- droid Auto™" app or the – « CarPlay™  » "CarPlay™" service, you Note: when you use "Android Au- are using your smartphone's to™"...
  • Page 72 ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ IntroductionAndroid Auto™ First use Once used for the first time, smartphone replication will launch If you haven't done already, down- automatically for further sessions. load and install the "Android Au- From the "Applications" world to™" app via your compatible smartphone's app download plat- , then "Devices Manager", form.
  • Page 73 ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ IntroductionCarPlay™ First use you can also activate/deactivate the smartphone replication by Connect your smartphone to your pressing the "CarPlay™" replica- multimedia system USB port or connect using Bluetooth® to en- tion icon able automatic WIFI connection to your system.

  • Page 74: Voice Recognition

    ANDROID AUTO™, CARPLAY™ Voice recognition Android Auto™ CarPlay™   5 Using "Android Auto™" replication, Using "CarPlay™" replication, you Press and hold the control 3 to ac- you can also command some of can also command some of the tivate/deactivate your the functions on your smartphone: functions on your smartphone: smartphone's voice recognition function for controlling certain...

  • Page 75: App Management

    APP MANAGEMENT – the apps installed on your multi- "Applications" World media system; – smartphone replication; – "Devices Manager"; For safety reasons, – "Play Store™"; – ... carry out any adjust- ments while the vehi- Note: some services will be avail- able free of charge for a trial peri- cle is stationary.
  • Page 76 APP MANAGEMENT "App permissions" for the "Applications" installed on – the "Vehicle" World , then your multimedia system: You can access the app usage per- "Settings"; – "Display all apps"; missions for the following purpos- – the notification centre, then the –...

  • Page 77: My Alpine

    – certain functions depend on the count can be accessed by down- ing and heating programming vehicle equipment, subscription to loading the "My Alpine" app to functions are only available on service contracts and the laws in your smartphone. certain vehicles. For further infor- the country;...
  • Page 78 MY ALPINE Register your vehicle in your – select "Register" from the main – if your "My Alpine" app is not menu of the application; synchronised with your vehicle, "My Alpine" – enter the information required to you will not be able to access your If you have already synchronised create the account.

  • Page 79: Vehicle Loaning And Relinquishing

    "My Alpine" account. must inform the new buyer that To do this, log in to your "My this vehicle is connected and col- Alpine" account, select the rele- lects personal data such as the vant vehicle in your virtual garage vehicle's location.

  • Page 80: Vehicle

    DRIVING AIDS Access the "Driving assistance" "Driving assistance" menu Some settings have to be modified while the en- gine is on in order for These functions pro- them to be stored by the mul- vide additional driving timedia system. aids. Therefore, under no Introduction circumstances can they re-...
  • Page 81 DRIVING AIDS « Security » figure the safety-related driving aids: – "All on" 1 ; – « Perso »  2  ; – « Configure My Safety Per- so »  3  ; – « Overspeed audible warn- ing » ; – « Limitation change sound » ; – « Lane departure preven- tion » ; – "Operations on broken lines"; –...
  • Page 82 DRIVING AIDS When My Safety "All on" is activat- exceeds the authorised speed lim- ed, all your safety aids are activat- ed. This mode is activated by de- « Limitation change sound » fault each time the vehicle is start- This function warns the driver by The My Safety "All on"...
  • Page 83 DRIVING AIDS « Blind spot warning » You can choose the desired vehicle For further information, please re- system sensitivity: fer to the "Driver correction de- This function notifies the driver vices and aids" section in your ve- – « Early » ; when another vehicle is in their hicle user manual.
  • Page 84 DRIVING AIDS For further information, please re- Note: the activate/deactivate but- tection" sections in the vehicle's fer to the "Safe passenger exit" ton is highlighted when the func- Driver's Handbook. section in your vehicle user manu- tion is activated. "Road layout adaptive cruise « Following distance »...

  • Page 85: Parking Aids

    PARKING AIDS The vehicle is equipped with park- mation, please refer to the "Park- Introduction ing aids that offer additional assis- ing assistance" section in your ve- tance during parking manoeuvres. hicle user manual. Depending on the equipment, from These functions pro- vide additional driving the "Vehicle"...
  • Page 86 PARKING AIDS « Rear Cross Parking Alert » 6 « Occupant Safe Exit » 8 2. « Side ». 3. « Sound ». The "Rear Cross Parking Alert" The "Occupant Safe Exit" warning function 6 detects obstacles as 8 detects a potential hazard and 4. « Sound type ». they approach the side of the vehi- warns the driver and/or 5.
  • Page 87 PARKING AIDS take your hands off the steering From this menu, you can choose To cancel the current manoeuvre, wheel. the following manoeuvres: press "Cancel the manoeuvre". – parallel parking 9 ; You can retake control of the vehi- – perpendicular parking 10 ; cle at any time by operating the steering wheel.

  • Page 88: Reversing Camera

    REVERSING CAMERA You can adjust the following set- pressing the "Settings" icon tings: For safety reasons, – brightness 2 ; carry out any adjust- For further information on the re- – contrast 3 ; ments while the vehi- versing camera, please see your –...

  • Page 89: Drive Mode

    DRIVE MODE For more information on each of "DRIVE MODE" menu these modes, please see your vehi- cle user manual. « Configure » For safety reasons, carry out any adjust- Select the desired mode, then ments while the vehi- press "Configure" 2 to customise cle is stationary.
  • Page 90 – « Engine » ; – "Alpine"; related to driving the vehicle; – « Engine Sound » ; – "Life on board" 4 shows the – « Alpine Drive sound » ; – « Alternate ». functions related to the on-board – « Steering effort » ; « Steering effort »...
  • Page 91 DRIVE MODE balance between a smooth and accurate steering experience. "Life on board" settings 6   From the "Life on board" menu 4 , you can configure the following equipment: – « Ambient lighting » ; – « Light intensity » ; – « Climate » ; –...

  • Page 92: Ambient Lighting

    AMBIENT LIGHTING To change your vehicle's ambient "DRIVE MODE" menu, the "Life on lighting colour, press one of the board" tab then "Light intensity". For safety reasons, colours among those offered on Move the cursor 4 on the bright- the circular palette 1 by moving carry out these oper- ness bar to adjust the ambient button 2 .

  • Page 93: Alpine Telemetrics

    Live Data your smartphone. Note: – if you have not subscribed to op- tion Alpine Telemetrics , you have a discovery version of this option, with a few features; – to use the Alpine Telemetrics app, you first need to create and pair your "Google®"...
  • Page 94 2 . ments (diagram, stopwatch, etc.) To stop recording, press 2 again. suggested by Alpine Telemetrics. You can then find the recordings on the "Alpine Telemetrics" on your smartphone and access their analyses. By configuring video recording from the "Alpine Telemetrics" app...
  • Page 95 ALPINE TELEMETRICS yet. Earn medals in the available challenges to unlock new ones. "Progression" J This menu allows you to view your status, your progress in the vari- ous challenges and the medals you have won. 6   From the "Challenges" menu C , you can access the following tabs: –...

  • Page 96: Tyre Pressure

    TYRE PRESSURE Tyre pressure status with TPMS system in your vehicle, press the For safety reasons, icon. carry out these oper- Reinitialising ations when the vehi- cle is stationary. This function enables re-initialisa- tion by pressing the "Reset" button The resetting procedure must be For more information on carried out while the vehicle is sta- tyre pressure, please re-...

  • Page 97: My Driving

    MY DRIVING You can also access it from the ing since your departure on your "My driving" menu "Eco score" widget in the "Home current journey. Note: the data displayed is calcu- page" or "Navigation" world lated from the last vehicle data re- Certain features are on- set, either automatically after the ly available while the ve-...

  • Page 98: Energy Consumption

    MY DRIVING « Energy consumption » – "Acceleration" assesses your – ... behaviour in relation to acceler- Note: the data displayed is calcu- ation and speed; lated from the last "Eco score" da- – "Anticipation", assesses your ta reset, automatically after the ability to anticipate and avoid vehicle has not been used for two hard braking;...

  • Page 99: Air Quality

    AIR QUALITY – the "Air purifier" button of the "Air quality" widget in the "Naviga- From the "Vehicle" world press "Air quality". tion" world From this menu you can create a When the "Air purifier" button is healthy atmosphere and air quali- highlighted, this indicates that the ty inside the passenger compart- air purification cycle is in progress...

  • Page 100: Electric Vehicle

    ELECTRIC VEHICLE Note: the information may vary "Electric" menu From the "Vehicle" world depending on the engine of your you can access the "Electric" electric vehicle. menu. « Programmes » For safety reasons, You can use this menu to view and carry out these oper- adjust the functions related to your electric vehicle.
  • Page 101 ELECTRIC VEHICLE « Charge settings »  2 "Add" a schedule If no other programme has been set, you can set your vehicle com- fort and/or charging programme from the "Programmes" tab B , then "My programs" or "Add". From this menu you can view and adjust: –...
  • Page 102 Select the days 8 for which you available from your smartphone the heating comfort temperatures: wish to apply the schedule. via the "My Alpine" app. – of the passenger compartment When the day is highlighted, this Note: indicates that it is selected.
  • Page 103 ELECTRIC VEHICLE « My programs »   4 « Battery » « Settings » 6   From the list 4 , you can see an From the "Battery" C , you can From the "Settings" tab D , you can overview of all the active charging configure: access the following settings: and/or heat level schedules.
  • Page 104 "Plug & Charge" option via your "My Alpine" account. See the "Mobilize Charge Pass" offer on the "My Alpine" app or on the ap- proved dealer's website.   6 For further information, please contact an approved dealer.

  • Page 105: Emergency Call

    EMERGENCY CALL If the vehicle is equipped with it, the emergency call system en- ables automatic or manual calling of the emergency services in the event of an accident or illness, in order to reduce the emergency re- sponse time. When the emergency services have been called, the audio source/radio sound volume is au-...

  • Page 106: User Settings

    USER SETTINGS « Welcome » Note: the availability of settings "Vehicle" menu may vary according to the equip- Use this menu to activate/deacti- ment level. vate the following options: – « External lighting sequence » ; "Outside" A For safety reasons, – « Internal sequence sound » ; carry out any adjust- –...
  • Page 107 USER SETTINGS "Cockpit" B « Turn indicator sound vol- – « Date and time » ; ume » – « Parking » ; – ... Use this menu to adjust the vol- ume of the indicators in the pas- "Tyre pressure" C senger compartment: – « Low » ; –...

  • Page 108: Profile Settings

    USER SETTINGS Menu "Profile" To add a new "Profile", press 1 – "My Alpine" account; – Google® account; then follow the instructions dis- – DRIVE MODE settings; played on the multimedia screen. – settings for the terms of use of Note: personal data;...
  • Page 109 – « Name » ; – « Picture » ; – « Security » : – "Select locking mode"; – "Delete ID". – "My Alpine account" (only avail- able on the Administrator profile); The "Guest" (GUEST) profile can be 7   – « Privacy terms » ; used to access some of the multi- –...

  • Page 110: System Settings

    SYSTEM SETTINGS "Network and Internet" – the availability of settings may "Settings" menu vary according to the equipment level; When you use connec- – some settings are available For safety reasons, while the vehicle is stationary. tion sharing on your carry out any adjust- phone, you are using This menu enables you to adjust...
  • Page 111 SYSTEM SETTINGS – connectivity data and status; Note: if you refuse to share data, – on "Network type"; no icon will appear in the status – system ID; bar. – ... « Bluetooth® » When you activate the multimedia system "WIFI", you are notified of This menu can be used to adjust its status via the icon on the sta- the multimedia system Bluetooth®...
  • Page 112 SYSTEM SETTINGS « Date and time » – « My trusted device » "Storage": – "Music and audio"; This menu can be used to adjust This menu allows you to adjust the – "Other apps"; the date and time on the multime- smartphone associated with the –...

  • Page 113: Notifications

    NOTIFICATIONS – the status of services B : Notification centre – activate/deactivate the WIFI; – activate/deactivate the For safety reasons, Bluetooth®; carry out these oper- – mute/unmute the sound. ations when the vehi- cle is stationary. – the "Settings" – shortcuts to the vehicle equip- ment and screen brightness controls C ;...

  • Page 114: Notification Settings

    NOTIFICATIONS « Proactive suggestions » notifications, then the symbol will disappear. The "Proactive suggestions" func- Once the Notifications centre is tion informs you via a notification open, select a notification from that a "DRIVE MODE" mode more the list D to access it. adapted to your current driving is available.

  • Page 115: Update

    UPDATE The "Vehicle update" screen "Vehicle update" menu Before starting the in- stallation, park the vehicle far away from Some update installa- traffic and apply the tions may render your parking brake. vehicle temporarily un- available for use. If so, please refer to the indications dis- From the "Vehicle"...
  • Page 116 UPDATE – if the update is not available in – some installations require you to Note: when a "Update in progress" the country where the vehicle is lo- exit and lock your vehicle. is unavailable, the "Checking for cated, the "Checking for update" update"...
  • Page 117 UPDATE matically once the update is com- plete. If you have just accept- ed a system update via For more information, please refer the multimedia system, to the "Electric vehicle: charging" section in your vehicle user manu- the traction battery charging will be delayed or cancelled.

  • Page 118: Operating Faults

    The connected services in my "My Poor multimedia system/telephone Move the vehicle and the phone to Alpine" app do not work. Internet network reception. an area covered by the Internet net- work. Synchronisation problem with the My Alpine service.
  • Page 119 The multimedia system's internet provider accessible from your "My connection is no longer available. Alpine" account contract page (you must first connect to your "My Alpine" account in your vehicle). Use your phone's "Access point and connection sharing"...
  • Page 120 OPERATING FAULTS Navigation Navigation Description Causes Solutions The vehicle position on the screen Incorrect positioning of the vehicle Move the vehicle until reception of does not match its actual location caused by GPS reception. the GPS signal is improved. or the GPS warning light on the screen remains grey or yellow.
  • Page 121 OPERATING FAULTS Phone Phone Description Causes Solutions No sounds or ringtone can be heard. The mobile phone is not connected Ensure that the mobile phone is con- to the system. nected to the system. Increase the volume or deactivate pause. The volume is set to minimum or pause.
  • Page 122 OPERATING FAULTS Voice recognition Voice recognition Description Causes Solutions The system does not recognise the The voice command has not been Check that voice control is available voice command stated. recognised. (refer to the information on "Using voice recognition"). �� 21). Speak The voice recognition time delay has within the voice recognition time de- expired.
  • Page 123 OPERATING FAULTS Update Update Description Causes Solutions Downloading the new SW (software) Poor reception of the Internet net- Move the vehicle to an area covered takes a very long time. work. by the Internet network. The download requires a minimum Carry out additional driving phases.
  • Page 124 OPERATING FAULTS Update The update failed to complete due Error during updating (non-critical). Contact an approved dealer to re- solve the issue. to an error and the warning For more information on the warn- light is displayed. ing lights, please refer to the vehicle user manual.

  • Page 125: Alphabetical Index

    ALPHABETICAL INDEX A B C D E G H M N O P R S T U V W drive USB,   50 Driving aids,   78 Address: home,   32 Address: work,   32 Adjust the sound volume,   66 ECO driving,  ...
  • Page 126 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Music,   50 Reversing camera settings: image settings,   86 My Alpine,   75 Screen: menu,   5 Navigation: entering a destination,   32 Screen: standby,   18 Navigation: navigation history,   32 Screen controls,   8 Navigation: navigation settings,  ...
  • Page 127 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Vehicle ambience: customisation,   90 Vehicle customisation settings,   104 Voice controls,   21 Voice message(s),   63 Voice recognition,   21 Wifi,     108 Wireless charger: induction charging,       68...
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