Manual Citroen C2 (page 21 of 178) (English)

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R E M O T E C O N T R O L

Note:

The simultaneous use of other

high frequency equipment (mobile

telephones, domestic alarms, etc.)

may momentarily hinder the opera-

tion of the remote control.

If there is a permanent fault, the

remote control has to be reini-

tialised. See "Changing remote

control batteries".

Central unlocking

A short press on control

B

unlocks your vehicle.

This operation is conﬁ rmed by the rapid ﬂ ashing of the direction indicators

and the lighting of the interior lamp (if the function is activated). It can also

deploy the exterior rear view mirrors.

Central locking – Deadlocking

A

short press

on button

A

locks your vehicle.

This is conﬁ rmed by the lighting for around 2 seconds of the direction indica-

tors and by the interior lamp going out. It may cause the exterior rear view

mirrors to fold back.

If any of the doors, or the boot, is open or not properly closed, the central

locking does not operate.

For vehicles equipped with deadlocking

, two successive presses on

control

A

will operate deadlocking. It is then impossible to open the doors,

either from the inside or from the outside.

It is dangerous to operate the deadlocking when a person

is in the vehicle as unlocking is impossible from the inside

(without the remote control).

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C

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R E M O T E C O N T R O L

Changing the remote control battery

First, retract the key-carrier if necessary.

Unclip the housing by lifting at the rear (see diagram).

Battery:

CR 0523 of 3 V.

Re-initialisation of the remote control

After a change of battery, it may be necessary to re-initialise the remote

control. To do that, switch on the ignition and immediately action button

A

on your remote control to trigger the action desired. This may take some ten

seconds.

Note:

Make a careful note of the numbers for the keys and for the remote

control on the ASSISTANCE card. Keep this in a safe place.

Do not throw away the old batteries. They should be returned to a

CITROËN

Do not throw

dealer or deposited at a recognised collection point (a camera

shop, for example).

Except when reinitialising, the remote control cannot function

while the key is in the ignition, even when switched off.

Warning: by inadvertently actioning the remote control, when

for example it is in your pocket, you can unlock the vehicle

without your realising it.

However, if none of the doors is opened within thirty seconds

following an unlocking, the doors will automatically relock.

Warning: there is a risk of damage if the replacement battery

is not the correct one.

Only use batteries that are identical or equivalent to those

approved by CITROËN.

Only use batteries that

ies tha

Locating of the vehicle

To locate the vehicle on a carpark,

press button

A

, the interior lamps

come on and the direction indica-

tors ﬂ ash for a few seconds. The

vehicle remains locked.

Folding and ejecting the key

Button

C

is for folding and eject-

ing the key from its housing in the

remote control.

If you do not press on button

C

,

you could damage the key mecha-

nism.

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K E Y S

It is dangerous to operate the deadlocking when a person

is in the vehicle as unlocking is impossible from the inside

(without the remote control).

The key number is on the label attached to the key.

Should you lose your key or remote control, a CITROËN dealer

can supply replacements.

Should any keys be lost

Visit your CITROËN dealer with your car registration document

and proof of identity.

Your CITROËN dealer can recover your key code and transponder

code to be able to replace your key.

Electronic immobiliser key

The key operates all the vehicle’s

locks as well as the ignition.

Note:

For safety reasons, a buzzer

will sound if you have switched off

the ignition and opened the driver’s

door without having removed the

ignition key.

The key can be used to deactivate

the front passenger’s airbag. See

"Airbags".

Central locking using the key

A brief action with the key locks the vehicle.

Deadlocking: Central locking using the key

A second action straightaway with the key deadlocks the vehicle. It is then

impossible to open the doors from either inside or outside the vehicle.

Note:

With the vehicle stationary and the engine switched off, locking is

signalled by the ﬂ ashing of the interior locking control warning lamp.

If any of the doors, or the boot, is open or not properly closed, the central

locking does not operate.

Electronic immobiliser

The ELECTRONIC IMMOBILISER device locks the engine supply system.

The system activates automatically as the key is removed from the ignition.

All the vehicle’s keys contain an electronic immobiliser device.

After you switch on the ignition, a dialogue starts between the key and the

electronic immobiliser device.

If the key is not recognised, you cannot start the vehicle.

If this occurs, leave your vehicle immobilised and contact a CITROËN dealer

.

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If any key modiﬁ cations become

necessary (addition, cancellation

or replacement), it is

essential

to

contact your CITROËN dealer, and

or replacement), it is

replacement), it is

to take with you

all of the vehicle

keys and the code card

.

Advice

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A N T I - I N T R U S I O N A L A R M

Your vehicle may be equipped with

an ANTI-INTRUSION ALARM. This

provides:

Exterior perimeter protection

by means of detectors on the

vehicle access points (doors,

boot, bonnet) as well as on the

electrical supply.

Interior volumetric protection

by means of ultrasonic sensors

(detecting movement inside the

passenger compartment). This

can be deactivated using the

control

1

.

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The installation also has a siren,

and a warning lamp on the con-

trol

1

which is visible from outside

the vehicle, indicating the three

possible statuses of the alarm:

Alarm not active (disarmed),

warning lamp off.

Alarm active (armed), the

warning lamp ﬂ ashes slowly.

Alarm triggered (signalling an

intrusion), the warning lamp

ﬂ ashes rapidly if the alarm is

deactivated by a press on the

control

B

. It stops as soon as

you switch on the ignition.

Note:

If there is a malfunction,

the warning lamp remains perma-

nently on.

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Deactivation of the alarm

usng the remote control

The alarm is disarmed when you

unlock the vehicle (with a press on

button

B

on the remote control).

Deactivation of the alarm

with the key

Unlock the doors with the key. The

siren triggers. Enter the vehicle,

insert the key in the ignition and turn

it to the drive position to stop the

siren. Otherwise the siren will con-

tinue for approximately 30 seconds.

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Operating the alarm

First make sure all the doors are closed.

The alarm is armed by pressing button

A

on the remote

control.

With the alarm armed, the protections are active after

5 seconds (perimeter) and 45 seconds (volumetric).

When the alarm is armed (on standby), any intrusion

will trigger the siren for 30 seconds, accompanied by

the direction indicators lighting up.

The alarm then goes back on standby, but the trigger-

ing remains memorised and is signalled by the rapid

ﬂ ashing of the warning lamp on control

1

after you have

deactivated the alarm with a press on the unlocking

button

B

. The ﬂ ashing stops when you switch on the

ignition.

The siren is also triggered if there is a cutting of the

electrical supply. To stop it, restore the electrical supply

then press on the unlocking button

B

.

Note:

If you want to lock your vehicle without arming the

alarm, just lock with the key only.

If you lock your vehicle and a door, or the boot, is

still open, the central locking does not operate but

the alarm will arm itself after approx. 45 seconds.

Note:

The siren is automatically deactivated (for example

for disconnecting the battery) as soon as the vehicle is

unlocked using the remote control.

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Deactivating the volumetric detection

You can operate the alarm with perimeter protection

only, by deactivating the volumetric protection (if for

example you wish to leave an animal in the vehicle).

For this, switch off the ignition then immediately press

button

1

for at least one second.

The warning lamp on button

1

should come perma-

nently on. It will start to ﬂ ash when the alarm is armed.

Arm the alarm by locking your vehicle with the remote

control.

Automatic activation

(according to destination)

The alarm is armed automatically, 2 minutes after the

last door, or the boot, has been closed.

In order to prevent the alarm from triggering when you

open one of the doors or the boot, it is essential to press

the unlocking button

B

again on the remote control.

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S: Steering lock

To unlock the steering, gently move

the steering wheel while turning the

key, without exerting undue force.

When you remove the key, turn

your steering wheel to lock the

steering. The key can only be

removed when in position

S

.

M: Drive position

The steering is unlocked (by turning

the key in position

M

, if necessary

move the steering wheel).

Depending on your vehicle ver-

sion, the following warning lamps

are tested:

Brieﬂ y:

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Up to starting:

•

Flashes until the engine starts:

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If one of these warning lamps does

not light up, this indicates a mal-

function.

NEVER REMOVE THE IGNITION KEY BEFORE THE ENGINE

HAS COME TO A COMPLETE STOP.

IT IS ESSENTIAL ALWAYS TO DRIVE WITH THE ENGINE

RUNNING, SO AS TO RETAIN STEERING AND BRAKING

ASSISTANCE (risk of the steering lock engaging and loss of

safety features).

When stationary, having removed the key, carefully turn the steering

wheel if you wish to lock the steering.

D: Starting

Release the key as soon as the

engine starts. Never turn it while

the engine is running.

Starting and stopping

the engine:

See "Driving".

Economy mode

In order not to discharge the bat-

tery while the engine is stopped,

your vehicle goes automatically

into economy mode after a max-

imum of 30

minutes. Economy

mode is indicated by a message

on the screen.

The electrical components relating

to comfort and also the headlamps

(not sidelamps or hazard warning

lamps) cut out automatically. To

reactivate them, it is necessary to

start the engine.

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Manual gearbox

Ensure that the gear lever is

in the neutral position.

Do not touch the accelerator.

For Diesel engines: Turn the

key to the drive position. Wait

for the preheater warning lamp

to go off, if this has come on.

Turn the key to action the

starter (not for more than ten

seconds), until the engine

starts.

In ambient temperatures lower

than

0

°C, depress the clutch

while actioning the starter to

facilitate starting. Then release

the clutch pedal slowly.

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Electronic Gearbox System

Check that you are in

position N.

Apply the brake pedal.

Do not touch the accelerator.

For Diesel engines: Turn the

key to the drive position. Wait

for the preheater warning lamp

to go off, if this has come on.

Turn the key to action the

starter (not for more than ten

seconds), until the engine

starts.

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Note:

If it does not work at ﬁ rst, switch off the ignition. Wait for ten seconds, then operate the starter again as

described above.

WARNING

DO NOT RUN THE ENGINE IN A CLOSED SPACE OR IN ONE THAT

IS INSUFFICIENTLY VENTILATED.

D R I V I N G

ADVICE

Vehicles equipped with

a Turbo

Never stop the engine without

ﬁ rst having allowed it to idle for a

few seconds, this being the time

required for the turbochargers to

return to a normal speed.

Do not "ﬂ ick" the accelerator at the

moment you switch off the ignition

as this could seriously damage the

turbochargers.

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I N S T R U M E N T PA N E L

P E T R O L A N D S P O R T V E R S I O N S

Sport version

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I N S T R U M E N T PA N E L

Display

As soon as you open the driver's

door, the instrument panel displays

the total mileage and trip mileage.

When you switch on the ignition, it

scrolls through the following infor-

mation:

Maintenance indicator.

The engine oil level indicator.

Total mileage.

It also displays the trip mileage or trip

computer information (depending on

the memory status since the vehicle

was last stopped).

Trip mileage recorder reset

This can operate when the ignition is

switched on.

Press

B

to show the trip mileage,

then give a long press on

B

to reset

the counter to zero.

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Engine oil level indicator

When the ignition is switched on, the maintenance indicator is displayed

for a few seconds, followed by the engine oil level for a few seconds. See

"Maintenance indicator".

An incorrect engine oil level can seriously damage your engine.

Fuel low/Fuel gauge

When the tank is full, all 8 bars are lit up. They go out one by one.

If the fuel low warning lamp comes on accompanied by a beep,

there remain around 4 to 6 litres of fuel in the tank.

If "black panel" mode is active and there are only around 4 to 6 litres of fuel

in the tank, that will make the fuel low warning lamp come on.

Flashing of

"OIL"

indicates an oil level that is

below the minimum.

Check using the manual dipstick. See "Levels".

Check the engine oil level on horizontal ground

with the engine having been switched off for at

least 15 minutes.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

A ﬂ ashing of

"OIL – –"

indicates a

malfunctioning

of the indicator

.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Display of

"OIL OK"

indicates normal functioning.

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I N S T R U M E N T PA N E L

D I E S E L V E R S I O N

A.

Control:

Lighting rheostat

Night driving (Black panel)

B.

Fuel gauge

C.

Rev counter

During the running-in period,

see "Running-in".

D.

Red zone of rev counter telling

you of the need to change to a

higher gear.

Sport version: The warning

lamp lights up in orange, then

in red.

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E.

Electronic Gearbox System

display

F.

Control:

Trip mileage recorder reset

G.

Display:

Cruise contol/speed limiter

Trip mileage recorder

Trip computer

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H.

Display of warning lamps

I.

Speed indicator

J.

Display:

Maintenance indicator

Engine oil level indicator

Total mileage recorder

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I N S T R U M E N T PA N E L

Display

As soon as you open the driver's

door, the instrument panel displays

the total mileage and trip mileage.

When you switch on the ignition, it

scrolls through the following infor-

mation:

Maintenance indicator.

The engine oil level indicator.

Total mileage.

It also displays the trip mileage or trip

computer information (depending on

the memory status since the vehicle

was last stopped).

Trip mileage recorder reset

This can operate when the ignition is

switched on.

Press

B

to show the trip mileage,

then give a long press on

B

to reset

the counter to zero.

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Engine oil level indicator

When the ignition is switched on, the maintenance indicator is displayed

for a few seconds, followed by the engine oil level for a few seconds. See

"Maintenance indicator".

An incorrect engine oil level can seriously damage your engine.

Fuel low/Fuel gauge

When the tank is full, all 8 bars are lit up. They go out one by one.

If the fuel low warning lamp comes on accompanied by a beep,

there remain around 4 to 6 litres of fuel in the tank.

If "black panel" mode is active and there are only around 4 to 6 litres of fuel

in the tank, that will make the fuel low warning lamp come on.

Flashing of

"OIL"

indicates an oil level that is

below the minimum.

Check using the manual dipstick. See "Levels".

Check the engine oil level on horizontal ground

with the engine having been switched off for at

least 15 minutes.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

A ﬂ ashing of

"OIL – –"

indicates a

malfunctioning

of the indicator

.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Display of

"OIL OK"

indicates normal functioning.

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I N S T R U M E N T PA N E L

Display

As soon as you open the driver's

door, the instrument panel displays

the total mileage and trip mileage.

When you switch on the ignition, it

scrolls through the following infor-

mation:

Maintenance indicator.

The engine oil level indicator.

Total mileage.

It also displays the trip mileage or trip

computer information (depending on

the memory status since the vehicle

was last stopped).

Trip mileage recorder reset

This can operate when the ignition is

switched on.

Press

B

to show the trip mileage,

then give a long press on

B

to reset

the counter to zero.

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Engine oil level indicator

When the ignition is switched on, the maintenance indicator is displayed

for a few seconds, followed by the engine oil level for a few seconds. See

"Maintenance indicator".

An incorrect engine oil level can seriously damage your engine.

Fuel low/Fuel gauge

When the tank is full, all 8 bars are lit up. They go out one by one.

If the fuel low warning lamp comes on accompanied by a beep,

there remain around 4 to 6 litres of fuel in the tank.

If "black panel" mode is active and there are only around 4 to 6 litres of fuel

in the tank, that will make the fuel low warning lamp come on.

Flashing of

"OIL"

indicates an oil level that is

below the minimum.

Check using the manual dipstick. See "Levels".

Check the engine oil level on horizontal ground

with the engine having been switched off for at

least 15 minutes.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

A ﬂ ashing of

"OIL – –"

indicates a

malfunctioning

of the indicator

.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Display of

"OIL OK"

indicates normal functioning.

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WA R N I N G LA M P S

These warning lamps may be accompanied by a message and/or a sound signal

Engine oil pressure

It comes on for a few

seconds each time you

switch on the ignition.

If this warning lamp comes on,

engine running, it tells you that the

oil pressure is low.

It is essential to stop the vehicle.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Coolant temperature

warning lamp

It comes on for a few

seconds each time you

switch on the ignition.

If this warning lamp comes on,

engine running, it tells you that

the coolant temperature is rising

abnormally.

It is essential to stop the vehicle.

Check the coolant level.

See "Levels".

If the level is satisfactory, consult a

CITROËN dealer.

If the level is satisfactory

the level

Battery charge

This warning lamp should

go out when the engine is

running.

If it remains permanently on,

contact a CITROËN dealer.

If it remains permanently

remains permanently

Warning lamp for

parking brake,

brake ﬂ uid level and

braking distribution

malfunction

With the engine running, the light-

ing of this warning lamp indicates

that the parking brake is on or not

properly released, that the brake

ﬂ uid level is low or that the braking

system is malfunctioning.

If the warning lamp remains on

even after you have released the

parking brake, stop immediately

and contact a CITROËN dealer.

parking brake, stop immediately

stop immediately

Driver's seat belt not

fastened

This lamp comes on if the

LH seat belt is not fastened

when the ignition is switched on

and while the vehicle is moving at

up to approx. 20 km/h (12 mph).

Above this speed, the warning lamp

ﬂ ashes, accompanied by a sound

signal for around 120 seconds.

Then it remains on.

SERVICE

This warning lamp

remains on for a

serious fault. Consult

a CITROËN dealer as soon as

possible.

This warning lamp remains on only

for a short time for faults that are

minor. Contact a CITROËN dealer

if necessary.

To ﬁ nd out the nature of the corre-

sponding warning, consult the Log

of Alerts (See section "Displays

A

and

C

" in "Multifunction display").

Fuel low

It comes on for a few sec-

onds each time you switch

on the ignition.

If the fuel low warning lamp comes

on, there remain approx.

4

to

6

litres

of fuel in the tank.

Depollution system

It remains on until you start

the engine.

If this warning lamp ﬂ ashes

or lights up while you are driving,

this indicates a problem with the

depollution system.

Consult a CITROËN dealer as

soon as possible.

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WA R N I N G LA M P S

ESP

Operating

It comes on for a few

seconds each time you

switch on the ignition.

While the ESP system is active,

the warning lamp ﬂ ashes.

For a malfunction

When the vehicle is moving,

the lighting of this warning lamp

indicates a system malfunction.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Function deactivated

The warning lamp remains con-

tinuously on.

Front passenger's

airbag deactivation

See "Airbags".

It is tested brieﬂ y on starting.

Airbag fault

See "Airbags".

It is tested brieﬂ y on starting.

ABS system

The

ABS

warning lamp

lights up when you switch

on the ignition: it should go

out after a few seconds.

If it does not go out, there could be

a system malfunction.

See "Brakes".

Diesel engine

preheating

See method for starting

the engine.

See "Driving".

Left hand direction

indicator

See "Signalling".

Right hand direction

indicator

See "Signalling".

Foot on brake

(Electronic Gearbox

System)

The ﬂ ashing of this warn-

ing lamp in the instrument panel

indicates the need to apply the

brake pedal in order to start the

engine or engage reverse gear.

Stop & Start

The lighting of this warn-

ing lamp indicates that the

engine is in shutdown mode.

Sidelamps

See "Signalling".

Front foglamps

See "Signalling".

Dipped beams

See "Signalling".

Foglamps (rear)

See "Signalling".

Main beams

See "Signalling".

If the hazard lamps are activated, this means that the direction indicators

ﬂ ash on both sides at the same time.

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M A I N T E N A N C E I N D I C AT O R

It informs you when the next routine service is due in accordance with the vehicle servicing schedule in the

Maintenance Guide. This information is dependent on two parameters: the mileage covered, and the time

elapsed since the last visit.

Operation

When the ignition is switched on,

the maintenance indicator span-

ner is displayed for a few seconds.

The mileage recorder display indi-

cates how many miles remain to

be travelled before the next service

is due (in thousands and hundreds

of miles).

Example:

there remain up to the

next service:

A few seconds after this, the engine

oil level indicator is displayed, then

the total mileage recorder resumes

its normal role.

Operation if the distance to

the next service is less than

1 000 km (600 miles)

Each time you switch on the ignition

and for 5 seconds, the spanner and

the distance ﬂ ash.

Example:

there remain up to the

next service: 500 km (300 miles).

On switching on the ignition and for

5 seconds, the instrument panel

indicates:

A few seconds after this, the engine

oil level indicator is displayed, then

the total mileage recorder resumes

its normal role and the mainte-

nance symbol remains lit up. This

is a warning to you that a service

must be carried out at the earliest

opportunity.

Operation if the service

interval has been passed

Each time you switch on the igni-

tion, the maintenance symbol and

the distance covered (preceded by

a minus) beyond the recommended

interval ﬂ ash.

Example:

You have exceeded

the service interval by 300 km

(300 miles).

The routine service on your vehi-

cle needs to be carried as soon as

possible.

A few seconds after this, the engine

oil level indicator is displayed, then

the total mileage recorder resumes

its normal role and the mainte-

nance symbol remains lit up.

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B

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I N S T R U M E N T PA N E L L I G H T I N G –

B L A C K PA N E L

Lighting rheostat

The dimmer is active when the

lamps are on and affects:

The instrument panel: Rev

counter, fuel level display.

The display screen.

The air conditioning control

panel.

Selection of mode and brightness

is done by pressing the dimmer

button

A

on the instrument panel.

Night driving (headlamps on)

4 levels of brightness + 1 level for

Black panel.

Adjustment is by successive presses

on button

A

in the following cycle:

level 4



level 3



level 2



level 1



Black panel.

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This function is to give you the best

possible visual conditions for driv-

ing at night.

In black panel mode, the following

information only will be displayed

temporarily, should you request it

or in the event of an alert:

The warning lamps in zone

C

(bottom area of the instrument

panel) will come on in the

event of an alert: e.g. fuel low,

coolant temperature.

The direction indicator warning

lamps.

The speed indicator.

The gear engaged.

The mileage recorder each

time you press button

B

.

The automatic air conditioning

display each time you press

one of the buttons.

The trip computer information.

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Night driving

The ﬁ rst press

on button

D

"DARK"

places the display on

standby. Only the time and the

temperature remain visible at

the top of the screen.

A second press

on

D

switches

the screen and the instrument

panel off (black panel) with

the exception of information

concerning for example:

The speed indicator.

The gearbox.

Cruise control/Speed limiter if

this has been activated.

Note:

Timed lighting of

functions if you:

Press any of the display

controls.

Select Radio-CD.

Operate any of the air

conditioning controls.

Note:

All the displays come on

if there is an alert.

A third press

on

D

returns you

to normal lighting.

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D I S P L AY S

Digital clock

To adjust the display, press on

button

1

to alter the hours and on

button

2

to alter the minutes.

Display A

Display C

D

2

3

A

C

B

E

D

C

B

A

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M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I S P L AY

D I S P L AY A

The driver is recommended not to

concern himself with the display

controls while driving.

1.

Time.

2.

Date - Display zone.

3.

Outside temperature.

When the outside temperature

is between +3 °C and –3 °C, the

temperature display ﬂ ashes (risk

of ice).

Note:

The outside temperature

displayed may be higher than the

actual temperature if the vehicle is

stationary in bright sunlight.

Remark:

The display of certain

types of information is sometimes

scrolled and sometimes alter-

nated.

Controls

A.

Access to the "Main menu" of

the display.

B.

Scroll through display menus.

C.

Validation and Selection in the

menus, of the function chosen

or value modiﬁ ed.

D.

Cancellation of the operation or

return to the previous display.

E.

Selection of the type of

information displayed in

zone

2

(date, radio/CD and trip

computer).

In the Menus, choice of

activation/deactivation of your

functions and choice of your

adjustments.

Main Menu

By pressing control

A

then

B

,

you have access to the following

functions:

Radio-CD

(See radio-CD

handbook).

Vehicle conﬁ guration

, to

activate/deactivate:

Triggering of rear screen wipe.

The automatic guide-me-

home lighting.

Automatic lighting of

headlamps.

Options

, to display the alerts.

Display adjustments

, to

adjust the date and time on the

display.

Languages

, to select the

display language.

Units

, to access the choices of

units of Temperature and Fuel

Consumption.

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•

D

2

3

A

C

B

E

D

C

B

A

E

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D I S P L AY A

Personalisation/Conﬁ guration

To activate/deactivate rear screen

wipe on engaging reverse gear:

Press button

A

.

Select, using

B

, the sub-menu

to personalise-conﬁ gure your

vehicle, then conﬁ rm your

choice with a press on

C

.

Select rear screen wipe, using

B

.

The system tells you the status

(active or inactive) of the

function. Modify this status with

a press on

E

.

Then please wait for the

display to disappear.

Note:

The activation/deactivation

registers immediately.

•

To activate/deactivate the

automatic guide-me-home

lighting:

Press button

A

.

Select, using

B

, the sub-menu

to personalise-conﬁ gure your

vehicle, then conﬁ rm your

choice with a press on

C

.

Select guide-me-home lighting,

using

B

.

The system tells you the status

(active or inactive) of the

function. Modify this status with

a press on

E

.

Then please wait for the

display to disappear.

•

To activate/deactivate the

automatic lighting of headlamps:

Press button

A

.

Select, using

B

, the sub-menu

to personalise-conﬁ gure your

vehicle, then conﬁ rm your

choice with a press on

C

.

Select automatic lighting of

headlamps using

B

.

The system tells you the status

(active or inactive) of the

function. Modify this status with

a press on

E

.

Then please wait for the

display to disappear.

Note:

Activation of this function is

immediate while deactivation requires

the ignition to be switched off.

•

D

A

C

B

E

D

C

B

A

E

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M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I S P L AY

D I S P L AY A

To choose the language:

Press button

A

.

Using

B

, select the sub-menu

for Languages. Conﬁ rm your

choice with a press on

C

.

By presses on

E

, select the

language of your choice.

Then please wait for the

display to disappear.

To choose units:

Press button

A

.

Using

B

, select the sub-menu

for Units. Conﬁ rm your choice

with a press on

C

.

Using

B

, select the unit you

wish to modify (Temperature or

Consumption).

Via presses on

E

, select the

unit of your choice.

Then please wait for the

display to disappear.

Note:

This choice concerns all

the types of information (fuel

consumption, speed, etc.) that

appear on the displays.

•

To display the Log of Alerts:

Press button

A

.

Using

B

, select the sub-menu

for options. Conﬁ rm your

choice with a press on

C

.

Note:

You can cancel the start of

the display by selecting

E

to aban-

don, validate with a press on

C

.

The alerts that have previously

been signalled to you but not

resolved, are recalled to you in a

scroll.

To delete the display of an alert,

press

D

.

•

To adjust the date and the time:

Press button

A

.

Using

B

, select the sub-menu

for Display Adjustments, then

conﬁ rm with a press on

C

.

Using

B

, select what you wish

to modify: Day, month, year,

hour, minutes and display

mode.

Make your adjustment by

presses on

E

. You can

continue your adjustments,

selecting further parameters by

pressing

B

.

When you have ﬁ nished your

adjustments, simply wait for

the display to disappear.

•

E

D

C

B

A

E

2

3

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M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I S P L AY

D I S P L AY C

The driver is recommended not to

concern himself with the display

controls while driving.

1.

Time.

2.

Outside temperature.

3.

Date - Display zone.

When the outside temperature

is between +3 °C and –3 °C, the

temperature display ﬂ ashes (risk

of ice).

Controls

A.

Access to the "Main menu" of

the display.

B.

Scroll through display menus.

C.

Validation and Selection in the

menus, of the function chosen

or value modiﬁ ed.

D.

Cancellation of the operation or

return to the previous display.

E.

Selection of the type of

information you wish to see

permanently displayed (date,

radio-CD, trip computer) on the

right of the screen.

Main Menu

Press on button

A

to bring up the

"Main menu" of the multifunc-

tion display. This menu gives you

access to the following functions:

Radio-CD

(See radio-CD handbook).

Trip computer

, giving you:

Entering the distance

to the destination.

Access to the log of

alerts (recall of the alerts

signalled previously.

Access to status of functions,

for example activation/

deactivation of automatic

lighting of headlamps, ESP,

windscreen wipers.

•

Personalisation-

Conﬁ guration,

allowing you

to activate

or deactivate:

Triggering of rear screen wipe.

The automatic guide-me-home

lighting.

Automatic lighting of headlamps.

And choosing:

The brightness, the time, the

date and the display units.

The display language.

•

Bluetooth

®

hands-free kit

®

(See radio-CD handbook).

Note:

The outside temperature

displayed may be higher than the

actual temperature if the vehicle is

stationary in bright sunlight.

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M U LT I F U N C T I O N D I S P L AY

D I S P L AY C

Trip computer

To enter the distance to be

travelled on the trip computer:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon "Trip

computer", then conﬁ rm with a

press on

C

.

Select entry of distance

using

B

. Conﬁ rm your choice

with a press on

C

.

To choose the distance, select

the ﬁ gure you wish to modify

by using

B

, then conﬁ rm with a

press on

C

.

Use

B

to adjust the value, then

validate by pressing

C

.

Validate

"OK"

on the screen.

To access the trip computer's

log of alerts:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon "Trip

computer", then conﬁ rm with a

press on

C

.

Select the log of alerts.

When the list displays, use

B

to scroll through it.

Press

D

to return to the

permanent display.

To access the status of functions:

proceed in a similar manner.

•

Personalisation/Conﬁ guration

To activate/deactivate rear screen

wipe on engaging reverse gear:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon

"Personalisation-Conﬁ guration"

then conﬁ rm your choice by

pressing

C

.

Then select the sub-menu for

the vehicle parameters. Conﬁ rm

your choice with a press on

C

.

Use

B

to select parking

assistance. Conﬁ rm your

choice with a press on

C

.

Then with a press on

C

, select/

deselect rear screen wipe to

activate or deactivate it.

Validate

"OK"

on the screen.

Note:

The activation/deactivation

registers immediately.

To activate/deactivate the auto-

matic guide-me-home lighting:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon

"Personalisation-Conﬁ guration"

then conﬁ rm your choice by

pressing

C

.

Then select the sub-menu for

the vehicle parameters. Conﬁ rm

your choice with a press on

C

.

•

Using

B

, select lighting and

signalling. Conﬁ rm your choice

with a press on

C

.

Then press

C

to select/

deselect the guide-me-home

lighting, to activate/ deactivate

it. After activation, choose the

duration: press

C

then use

B

to select the duration, then

press

C

.

Validate

"OK"

on the screen.

To activate/deactivate the

automatic lighting of headlamps:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon

"Personalisation-Conﬁ guration"

then conﬁ rm your choice by

pressing

C

.

Then select the sub-menu for

the vehicle parameters. Conﬁ rm

your choice with a press on

C

.

Using

B

, select lighting and

signalling. Conﬁ rm your choice

with a press on

C

.

Next press on

C

to activate/

deactivate automatic lighting of

headlamps.

Press button

C

.

Note:

Activation of this function is

immediate while deactivation requires

the ignition to be switched off.

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D

C

B

A

E

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To adjust the display brightness:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon

"Personalisation-Conﬁ guration"

then conﬁ rm your choice by

pressing

C

.

Select the display conﬁ guration

with a press on

B

. Conﬁ rm

your choice with a press on

C

.

Select the brightness

adjustment. Conﬁ rm your

choice with a press on

C

.

Select with a press on

B

, then

validate by pressing

C

, the

normal or alternative display

mode. To adjust the brightness,

select the symbols

"+"

or

"–"

and conﬁ rm your adjustment

by pressing

C

.

Validate

"OK"

on the screen.

•

To adjust the date and the time:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon

"Personalisation-Conﬁ guration"

then conﬁ rm your choice by

pressing

C

.

Select the display conﬁ guration

with a press on

B

. Conﬁ rm

your choice with a press on

C

.

Select the adustment for

the date and the time, by

pressing

B

, then conﬁ rm with a

press on

C

.

Press

B

to select the values

you wish to modify. Conﬁ rm

your choice with a press on

C

.

Do your adjustments with

B

,

then validate each adjustment

choice with a press on

C

.

Validate

"OK"

on the screen.

To choose the language:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon

"Personalisation-Conﬁ guration"

then conﬁ rm your choice by

pressing

C

.

Use

B

to select the desired

language and validate your

choice by pressing

C

.

Validate

"OK"

on the screen.

•

To choose units:

Press button

A

.

Use

B

to select the icon

"Personalisation-Conﬁ guration"

then conﬁ rm your choice by

pressing

C

.

Select the display conﬁ guration

with a press on

B

. Conﬁ rm

your choice with a press on

C

.

Then select the sub-menu for

Units. Conﬁ rm your choice with

a press on

C

.

Using

B

, select the unit to

be modiﬁ ed (Temperature or

Consumption) then validate

with a press on

C

.

Validate

"OK"

on the screen.

Note:

This choice concerns all

the types of information (fuel

consumption, speed, etc.) that

appear on the displays.

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D I S P L AY C

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T R I P C O M P U T E R

For selection and display of the

various types of information, give

short presses on the end of the

windcsreen wiper stalk.

Instrument panel

(For a version with digital clock)

The trip computer provides 4 types

of information on the instrument

panel, following the display of trip

mileage:

Range.

Instantaneous consumption.

Average consumption.

Average speed.

Remark:

If the cruise control/speed

limiter is in operation, the display

of trip computer information disap-

pears after a few seconds.

•

Display A

The trip computer provides 5 types

of information:

Range.

Average consumption.

Instantaneous consumption.

Distance travelled.

Average speed.

To cancel the display of the trip

computer information, press a

sixth time.

•

For display type

C

,

pressing on the "Mode"

button permanently dis-

plays the trip computer

information.

To reset the trip computer infor-

mation to zero,

keep the end of

the control stalk pressed for a few

seconds when you see the relevant

information displayed.

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The trip computer gives access to 3 types of instantaneous information:

Range.

Instantaneous consumption.

Distance remaining to be travelled.

The trip computer also gives access to 3 types of information for 2 Journeys 1

and 2:

The distance travelled.

Average consumption.

Average speed.

The Journeys

Journeys

1

and

2

are independent of each other but identical in use. For

example you can allocate Journey

1

to daily calculations and Journey

2

to

monthly calculations.

Resetting a Journey to zero

When the desired Journey is displayed, give

a long press

on the end of the

wiper control stalk.

•

Remark:

After a re-initialisation of the trip

computer, the indication of range

only becomes signiﬁ cant after a

certain period of use.

T R I P C O M P U T E R

Display C

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Range

This is the distance that can still be travelled

on the amount of fuel remaining in the tank.

When the distance remaining to be travelled is

less than approx. 25 km (15 miles), only three

dashes will be displayed.

Average consumption

This is the relationship between the fuel con-

sumed and the distance travelled since the last

reset to zero of the trip computer.

Instantaneous consumption

This is the result from the consumption

recorded within the last 2 seconds. This func-

tion is only available when travelling at over

30 km/h (approx. 20 mph).

Average speed

This is obtained, from the last reset to zero

of the trip computer, by dividing the distance

travelled by the time taken (with ignition

switched on).

Distance travelled

This is the distance that has been travelled

since the last reset to zero of the Journey

selected.

Distance to be travelled

To enter it, see "Multifunction display".

Instrument

panel

Display

version A

Display

version C

T R I P C O M P U T E R

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S I G N A L L I N G

Direction indicators

Left

, downwards.

Right

, upwards.

For a change of direction, move

the control stalk beyond the tight

spot. Stops automatically with the

return of the steering wheel.

Visible alert/headlamp ﬂ ash

Pull the control towards you.

The headlamp ﬂ ash can be made

even with the ignition switched off.

Horn

Press at the centre of the steering

wheel.

Hazard warning lamps

This operates all the direction indi-

cators simultaneously.

Only use them to indicate dan-

ger

, for an emergency stop or for

driving in abnormal conditions.

The hazard lamps can also be

used with the ignition switched off.

Sound signal for headlamps

left on

This operates when the driver's door

is opened, ignition off, to indicate

that the vehicle lamps are still on.

It stops when you close the door,

switch off the lamps or switch on

the ignition.

This signal does not operate if the

automatic lighting of headlamps

or the guide-me-home lighting are

active.

Emergency operation of

hazard warning lamps

A sudden deceleration of the vehi-

cle causes the hazard lamps to

come on automatically.

They will cease to operate auto-

matically, or manually if you press

the hazard lamps button on the

dashboard.

The direction indicators cannot operate

if the hazard warning lamps are on.

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S I G N A L L I N G

Lighting control stalk

All vehicle lamps off

Sidelamps on

The instrument panel lights

up.

Dipped beams/

main beams on

Rotate the ring

A

forwards.

Rotate the ring

A

forwards.

Sidelamps and dipped beams

come on automatically in poor

ambient light, or if the wipers are in

continuous operation. They go out

as soon as the ambient light again

become sufﬁ cient or when the wip-

ers cease to operate.

Guide-me-home lighting

This function switches on your

headlamps, to light your way when

you wish to walk from a carpark,

for example.

This function is activated:

Manually by pulling the lighting

stalk towards you, ignition off.

Automatically, provided:

The automatic lighting of

headlamps is activated.

To activate the guide-me-

home lighting function,

select in the "Main menu",

then in "Personalisation/

Conﬁ guration", the sub-menu

for lighting and signalling,

then activate the function.

See "Multifunction display".

Note:

It is possible to modify the

duration of the guide-me-

home lighting (approx. 60, 30

or 15 seconds) in the menu

"Personalisation/

Conﬁ guration".

On screen

A

, the length is ﬁ xed.

Note:

On vehicles equipped with

daytime running lamps, automatic

headlamp lighting and guide-me-

home lighting are not available.

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•

Rotate the ring

A

forwards.

Pull the control stalk

towards you

to change between dipped beam

and main beam.

Rotate the ring

A

forwards.

Take care not to cover the bright-

ness sensor, which is visible from

outside the windscreen, behind

the interior rear view mirror.

Automatic lighting of

headlamps

B

C

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S I G N A L L I N G

Rear foglamps on

Front foglamps and rear foglamps on

The warning lamp lights up.

The foglamps operate only with

either headlamp dipped beam or

headlamp main beam switched on.

Switching off

First action rearwards, rear foglamps off.

Second action rearwards, front and rear foglamps off.

Note:

the foglamps should be used only in fog or in other conditions of poor

visibility.

Front and rear foglamps

(ring C)

Switch on your dipped/main beams.

In foggy conditions, if the ambient light is not such that the

headlamps come on automatically, it is up to the driver to switch

on dipped beams, and/or foglamps, manually

Rear FOGLAMPS (Ring B)

Switch on your dipped/main beams.

Rotate the ring

B

forwards.

Front foglamps on

Rotate the ring

C

forwards.

Rotate the ring

C

forwards.

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WIPERS

For safety, the wiper system

is deactivated when the igni-

tion is switched off.

If the ignition has been switched

off for more than 1 minute, you

will need to reactivate auto-

matic wipe, by pressing the

control stalk downwards.

Position

I

:

The wipe speed adjusts automatically to the speed of the vehicle.

Positions 1 and 2:

When the vehicle is stationary, the speed of the wipers

will reduce automatically.

For safety, the wiper system is deactivated when the ignition is

switched off.

When you switch the ignition on again, to reactivate the function:

Return to

position

0

.

Or go to the

desired position

.

Activation of the function is conﬁ rmed by one sweep of the wipers.

Vehicle with rain sensor

Activation of automatic wipe:

One touch downwards:

"AUTO"

. The wipe speed will adjust according to

the intensity of the rain.

Note:

If automatic wipe is active, a touch downwards triggers a single wipe,

without deactivating automatic wipe.

Deactivation of automatic wipe:

Go to position

I

, then return to position

0

.

Or

stop

the engine.

WARNING

Do not cover the rain detector

which is located behind the interior rear

detector

view mirror and visible from outside the windscreen.

For washing the vehicle, switch off the ignition or deactivate the automatic wipe.

•

Windscreen wiper

Control positions

2:

Rapid wipe.

1:

Normal wipe.

I

:

Intermittent wipe.

0:

Off.

One press downwards:

AUTO:

Automatic wipe activated.

Single wipe.

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B

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W I P E R S

Check that the windscreen and rear wipers can operate freely when

for example a bicycle-carrier is ﬁ tted, or in freezing conditions.

Remove any accumulation of snow at the base of the windscreen.

Changing the wiper blades

If you have

to

replace

them, the

wiper blades have to be parked in

the

maintenance position

. For

this, switch off the ignition and then

within one minute move the wiper

control stalk. The wipers stand up

in a vertical position.

After replacement,

switch on the

ignition

and

move the wiper

control stalk

so that the wipers

resume their normal position.

A. Windscreen wash

To operate the windscreen wash,

pull the wiper stalk towards you.

The screen wash is accompanied

by a timed wipe of the windscreen,

the headlamp wash also activates

if the dipped beams are on.

B. Rear screen wipe

First notch

Off.

Second notch

Intermittent rear wipe.

Third notch

Timed rear wash/wipe.

Automatic wipe

When the windscreen wipers are

operational and reverse gear is

engaged.

Activation/deactivation of this

function is possible in the menu

"Personalisation/Conﬁ guration" in

the "Main menu".

Deactivation may be necessary

when a bicycle-carrier is installed

on the tailgate.

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D A S H B O A R D A D J U S T M E N T S

Seat belt height adjustment

The correct positioning of the seat

belt is across the middle of the shoul-

der. See user precautions.

Adjust the height of the seat belt

anchorage by holding down the

button and the lever.

Headlamps adjustment

You are advised to adjust the aim

of the headlamps in accordance

with vehicle load.

In the dashboard on the right hand

side of the steering column.

0:

Unladen weight.

1:

Lightly laden.

2:

Half laden.

3:

Fully laden.

As a metter of safety, these manœuvres should not be performed

while the vehicle is moving.

Steering column adjustment

The steering can be adjusted for

both height and reach.

With the vehicle stationary

, ﬁ rst

adjust your seat to the most suitable

position, then adjust the position of

the steering wheel. See "Driving

position".

Unlock the steering wheel by

pulling the control upwards.

Adjust the position of the steering

wheel then lock by pushing the

control fully downwards.

Make sure that you have a good

view of the instrument panel dis-

plays.

1

3

2

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R E A R V I E W M I R R O R S

Electric exterior rear view

mirrors

Your vehicle is equipped with elec-

tric door mirrors.

Set the position of the selected

door mirror:

1.

Left hand door mirror.

2.

Right hand door mirror.

Move the control in the four direc-

tions to set the position.

The defrosting of the exterior rear

view mirrors is linked to the electri-

cal demisting of the rear window.

Fold-back of door mirrors

When the vehicle is parked, the

door mirrors can be folded back

either manually or electrically.

Turn the control to position

3

for

electric foldback of the rear view

mirrors.

Quit position

3

to deploy the rear

view mirrors.

The end of the glass in the exte-

rior rear view mirrors is aspherical,

so as to enlarge the lateral ﬁ eld of

vision.

Objects observed in the aspherical

part of the rear view mirrors are in

reality closer than they appear.

You must take this into account in

order to be properly aware of the

distances involved.

Interior rear view mirror

The lever on the lower edge

enables you to place the rear view

mirror in either of two positions:

Day position:

the lever is not

visible.

Night position (anti-dazzle):

the

lever is visible.

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W I N D O W S

Electric operation

The switches on the console allow

the vehicle’s electric windows to

be controlled from the driver’s

position.

Sequential control on

driver's side

An action on the control to the ﬁ rst

notch causes a window movement

which stops as soon as the control

is released.

An action on the control to the

second notch causes the window

to close or open completely, a fur-

ther press on the control stops the

movement.

Note:

The window controls also

operate for a limited time after you

have switched off the ignition.

ALWAYS PAY ATTENTION TO WHERE CHILDREN ARE WHEN

OPENING OR CLOSING THE WINDOWS

Always remove the ignition key when leaving the vehicle, even if for a

short time.

If there is an obstruction when operating a window, you must immedi-

ately reverse the window movement. To do that, reverse the position of

the control concerned.

If the driver is operating the electric window controls for passengers, he

or she should ensure that no passenger is obstructing the window from

closing.

The driver must ensure that the electric windows are used properly by

passengers.

Anti-pinch on driver's window

An anti-pinch device stops the window from rising. If it meets an obstacle, it

goes back down.

After a battery disconnection or if there has been a malfunction

, you

have to

re-initialise

the anti-pinch function:

Use the control to fully open the window, then reclose. It will rise only a

few centimetres.

Press again on the control until the window closes fully.

During this operation, the anti-pinch protection does not work.

Manual operation

Turn the handle to raise or lower the window.

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Reverse gear

Do not select reverse gear until the

vehicle is completely stationary.

Depress the clutch pedal and wait a

few moments before gently engag-

ing reverse gear.

Manual gearbox gear lever.

M A N U A L G E AR B O X

2

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E L E C T R O N I C G E A R B O X S Y S T E M

G E N E R A L

The Electronic Gearbox System gives you the choice of two driving

modes:

Automatic mode.

Manual mode

with two control possibilities: The controls under the

steering wheel

1

and the selection lever

2

on the central console.

Selection lever for Electronic gearbox operating mode:

Automatic operation with the gear lever

2

in position

A

.

Remark:

Instant manual mode activates whenever you action one of

the controls under the steering wheel

1

.

Manual operation with the gear lever

2

in position

M

.

•

Dashboard display

The gear engaged and the

mode

"AUTO"

are displayed

on the instrument panel, even

if the ignition is switched off,

when for example a door is

opened.

The foot-on-brake warning

lamp ﬂ ashes to indicate the

necessity to press the brake

pedal, in order to start the

engine or to engage reverse

gear.

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With the ignition switched on, simultaneous ﬂ ashing of the

warning lamps "

" and "AUTO" indicates a fault, contact a

CITROËN dealer as soon as possible.

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G E N E R A L

Starting the vehicle

Apply the brake pedal. The

lever should be in position

N

.

Switching on the ignition will in

any case return you to position

N

(neutral).

Check the gear engaged on

the instrument panel.

As required, select

1

gear or

reverse gear (the engine must

be at idle).

Release the handbrake.

Lift your foot from the brake

pedal and accelerate.

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Using the Electronic Gearbox System

Neutral

While the vehicle is moving, do not select this position, even

momentarily.

Reverse gear

Engaging reverse gear R:

Only the lever permits you to engage reverse gear.

Only place the lever in position

R

if the vehicle is stationary, foot on

the brake.

Automatic mode

Manual forward drive

Selector position for manual gear changing:

Push the lever to change up a gear.

Pull the lever to change down a gear.

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The engine can only be started, and reverse gear can only be

engaged, if the brake pedal is pressed.

The foot-on-brake warning lamp ﬂ ashes on the display for

approx. 5 seconds to indicate the necessity to press the brake

pedal in order to start the vehicle or engage reverse gear.

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G E N E R A L

Vehicle stationary, engine running

If the vehicle is stationary for a long time with the engine running, then the gearbox changes automatically to neutral.

Stopping the engine

Before switching the engine off, you must choose:

To leave the vehicle in neutral; for that, place the lever in position

N

.

To leave the vehicle with a gear engaged (

1

st or

2

nd or

R

se); for that, place the gear lever in the respective position

.

In this case, the vehicle cannot be moved.

In all cases it is essential to apply the parking brake.

It is possible within a limited time to re-engage a gear, even if the engine is switched off.

Before any operation in the engine compartment, check that the gearbox is in neutral and that the parking brake is

applied.

Acceleration

The accelerator pedal may have an end-of-travel switch. If so, to obtain extra acceleration you can action this switch

by pressing the pedal hard down.

Starting on a gradient

If starting on a gradient, accelerate gradually while releasing the handbrake.

If you have had to stop on a gradient, you are recommended not to use the accelerator to maintain the vehicle’s

position.

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In the event of prolonged slipping of the clutch, the driver

is alerted by the vehicle vibrating. It is necessary to use the

brakes to hold the vehicle.

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A U TO M AT I C M O D E

To select automatic mode

Place the selection lever in posi-

tion

A

.

"AUTO"

displays on the instrument

panel to conﬁ rm the selection.

The gearbox then operates in auto-

active mode, without intervention

on your part.

It constantly selects the gear best

adapted to the following parameters:

Style of driving.

Road proﬁ le.

Vehicle load.

Instant manual mode

Even in automatic mode, if you touch

the controls under the steering wheel

"+" or "-" you immediately change

gear.

The symbol

"AUTO"

remains lit on

the instrument panel.

In the absence of any further

action, automatic mode reactivates

to cope with the prevailing driving

conditions.

Cancellation of automatic

mode

Move the gear lever from position

A

to select a different position.

The symbol

"AUTO"

disappears

from the instrument panel.

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M A N U A L M O D E

Gear controls under the

steering wheel

Place the gear lever in position

M

,

and then the controls under the

steering wheel will give you access

to the ﬁ ve gears in forward drive.

To change gear:

Pull the control

"+"

towards

you to engage a higher gear.

Pull the control

"-"

towards you

to change down.

These controls do not permit you to

select neutral or reverse gear, nor

do they enable you to quit reverse

gear.

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Commands using the gear

lever

Place the gear lever in position

M

,

then:

Push the lever to change to a

higher gear.

Pull the lever to change down.

Remarks:

When the vehicle reduces

speed, for example

approaching a stop sign or

trafﬁ c lights, the gearbox

changes down automatically to

1st gear.

In manual mode, it is not

necessary to release the

accelerator during changes of

gear.

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A command to change gear

is accepted only if the engine

speed permits this.

As the engine reaches

maximum revs and conditions

permit, the system will

automatically engage a higher

gear.

Re-initialisation

The Electronic Gearbox System

requires a re-initialisation after one

of the following events:

Change of battery or

disconnection of battery.

Starting the engine with an

assisting battery.

A system malfunction.

To re-initialise the system:

Switch on the ignition. A dash

and

"AUTO"

will display in the

instrument panel.

Apply the brake pedal.

Wait until you see

N

, or a gear

engaged, in the instrument

panel (about 30 seconds).

Release the brake.

Starting is again possible.

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Your vehicle may be equipped with a "Stop & Start" system, in association with an Electronic Gearbox System; this

shuts down the engine during stopping phases (red lights, trafﬁ c jams, temporary halts, etc.).

During these phases, your vehicle uses no fuel, emits no pollutants and is completely silent.

The engine restarts instantly when you want to move forward again.

Functioning of the "Stop & Start" system:

If you brake to stop your vehicle, the engine shuts down just before the vehicle comes to a complete halt; the green

"ECO" warning lamp lights up in the instrument panel. The engine remains shut down for as long as you keep your

foot, even lightly, on the brake pedal.

As you release the brake pedal, the engine restarts automatically and instantly. The green "ECO" warning lamp goes

out. You can then accelerate to move forward again.

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Situations where the engine does not shut down:

Before shutting down the engine, the system automatically and instantly checks that a certain number of conditions

touching on safety, cabin comfort or engine protection are met.

For example, the engine will not shut down, or it will restart by itself:

Within the few minutes following ﬁ rst starting (engine cold).

If the temperature in the passenger compartment is insufﬁ cient:

In conditions of extreme outside temperatures (lower than -10 °C, higher than +30 °C), provided the air

conditioning is operating.

More generally, if the ambient conditions and the temperature programmed for the air conditioning make it

necessary for the engine to be running in order to produce either warm or cold air.

If you have activated windscreen demisting/deicing.

In the event of a prolonged stop on a steep incline, in order to maintain the vehicle's braking capability.

After you have engaged reverse gear, engine shutdown is suspended for approx. ﬁ fteen seconds.

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Deactivation of the "Stop & Start" system:

You can if you wish deactivate the "Stop & Start" system, by pressing the

"ECO OFF" button located on the left hand side on the central panel.

The warning lamp on the button then comes on, and your vehicle functions

like an ordinary vehicle.

You can reactivate the system with another press on the "ECO OFF" button:

The warning lamp on the button goes out.

Note:

The "Stop & Start" system reactivates automatically each time you

restart the vehicle.

Batteries

To operate correctly, the system requires a speciﬁ c battery and also a small additional battery which is situated under

one of the front seats.

For a change of battery, consult a CITROËN dealer.

Remark:

If there is a malfunction of the "Stop & Start" system, the "ECO" warning lamp ﬂ ashes brieﬂ y, accompanied by an

audible alert. The "ECO OFF" warning lamp lights up.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

If the engine is in shutdown mode, it can restart at any moment.

Before taking any action under the bonnet, it is imperative

to switch off the ignition.

Before leaving the vehicle, it is also essential to switch off the ignition.

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B R A K E S

Parking brake

The parking brake is actioned by pulling on the lever with a force appropriate to

any slope.

To facilitate the action on the lever, you are recommended to press the brake

pedal at the same time.

In all circumstances, as a precautionary measure, engage ﬁ rst gear.

On steep gradients, turn the steering towards the pavement.

To release the brake, pull the lever lightly up, press the button on the end of the

lever and return the lever to the fully down position.

Parking brake released

The lighting of this warning lamp indicates that the brake ﬂ uid level is insufﬁ cient or that the braking distributor

is malfunctionning

.

It is essential to stop the vehicle.

Consult a CITROËN dealer as soon as possible.

Note:

The warning lamp comes on if the parking brake is on or not fully released when you switch the ignition on.

Note:

The lighting of this warning lamp indicates that the parking brake is on or not fully released while the engine is

running (at a speed above approximately 5 km/h).

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ABS system

The ABS system enhances your safety by preventing the wheels from locking in the event of sudden braking

or in conditions of poor road adherence. It enables you to retain control of the steering.

The functioning capability of all the electrical components essential to the ABS is monitored electronically

before and during your journey. The ABS warning lamp lights up when you switch on the ignition: it should go out

after a few seconds.

If the monitoring warning lamp does not go out, that means that the ABS has disconnected because there is a fault.

Also, the fact that the monitoring warning lamp comes on during the journey shows that the ABS system is inactive.

In both cases, the normal braking system remains efﬁ cient, exactly as on a vehicle without ABS. However, in order

for the security associated with the correct functioning of the ABS to be restored, the vehicle should be examined as

soon as possible by a CITROËN dealer.

for the security associated with the correct

associated with the

On roads with poor adherence (chippings, snow, ice etc.), it is always imperative to drive with prudence.

System of emergency braking assistance

(For vehicles with the ABS system)

The emergency braking assistance system helps you to attain the required braking pressure more rapidly, thus to

reduce the stopping distance. It operates as a function of the speed of action on the brake pedal, decreasing the

resistance to this action. To prolong this action of the emergency braking assistance system, simply keep your foot

on the brake pedal.

Emergency braking or sudden deceleration automatically operates the hazard warning lamps. They will cease to

operate automatically, or manually if you press the hazard lamps button on the dashboard.

When braking in an emergency, press down ﬁ rmly on the brake pedal and do not release any force.

B R A K E S

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This system is associated with the ABS and in addition to the ABS. In the

event of a loss of control of the vehicle by the driver, the ESP system acts

automatically on one or more wheels and also on the engine to bring the

vehicle back on trajectory.

Operation

The ESP warning lamp ﬂ ashes in the instrument panel if the ESP system is

correcting the vehicle's trajectory.

Deactivation

In exceptional conditions (vehicle stuck in snow, soft ground, etc.) it may

prove useful to deactivate the ESP systems to allow the wheels to spin and

thus regain traction.

Press button

A

.

The warning lamp associated with control

A

(

ESP

Off) lights up, as

does the

ESP

warning lamp on the instrument panel.

The ESP system is no longer active.

The ESP system reactivates:

Automatically

after the ignition has been switched off.

Automatically

when you drive at above approx.

50

km/h (approx. 30 mph) (According to version).

Manually

with another press on button

A

.

Operational anomaly

If the system is malfunctioning, the warning lamp ESP lights up in the instrument panel.

Contact a CITROËN dealer to have the system checked.

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The ESP system offers increased driving safety but is not in place to encourage the driver to take

additional risks or to drive at excessive speeds.

The functioning of this system is subject to compliance with the manufacturer’s recommendations

on wheels (tyres and rims), brake parts and electronic components, as well as with the assembly

and repair procedures approved by CITROËN.

on wheels (tyres and rims), brake parts and electronic

parts and electronic

After any collision, have this system checked by a CITROËN dealer.

E L E C T R O N I C S TA B I L I T Y

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D I E S E L PA RT I C U L AT E F I LT E R S Y S T E M

In addition to the catalytic converter, this ﬁ lter contributes actively to the preserving of air quality, by collecting the

polluting particles that have not been burnt off. Black exhaust fumes are thus eliminated.

Clogging of the particle ﬁ lter

This alert is caused by the particle ﬁ lter starting to be saturated (in exceptionally prolonged urban driving, for example:

reduced speed, trafﬁ c jams, etc.).

To regenerate the ﬁ lter, it is advised to drive, as soon as possible when trafﬁ c conditions permit, at a speed of 60 km / h

or more for at least 5 minutes, until the alert message disappears. If this alert persists, contact a CITROËN dealer.

To regenerate the ﬁ lter, it is advised to drive, as soon as possible when trafﬁ c conditions permit, at a speed of 60 km / h

Note:

If the vehicle has been running for long periods at very low speeds or at idle, vapour emissions may be seen

coming from the exhaust under acceleration. These have no consequences for the running of the vehicle or for the

environment.

DIESEL additive level

If the additive level is low, it is necessary to top up the additive level.

Contact a CITROËN dealer as soon as possible.

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O V E R S P E E D A L E RT

Overspeed alert

Function for keeping to a desired maximum speed.

A short press on control

E

activates this function (the warning lamp lights up).

To pre-set or modify the desired alert speed, when you have reached this

speed, give a long press on control

E

(located on the dashboard central

panel) until you hear a conﬁ rmation gong.

An audible signal indicates that the programmed speed is being exceeded.

To cancel

Give another short press on control

E

to deactivate this function (the warning

lamp goes out).

Note:

The overspeed alert only functions for speeds above around 30 km/h

(around 18 mph).

A

B

1

4

3

2

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C R U I S E C O N T R O L

Cruise control must only be used where the trafﬁ c conditions permit driving at a constant speed.

Do not use it on congested roads or when the weather or the road conditions are poor.

This driving assistance function allows you to drive at the speed of your

choice

without the need to action the accelerator

.

This device is active at speeds above approx. 40 km/h (25 mph), in the

higher gears only.

The button

A

for cruise control is located on the lighting control stalk.

Remark:

The information relating to the cruise control is displayed in

the instrument panel screen at

B

. This display causes the trip computer

information to disappear (if it is shown on the instrument panel).

To select the function

Turn the control

1

to the

"CRUISE"

position.

When you select the function via control

1

, no speed

has yet been memorised.

To select a cruise speed

Accelerate to the desired speed, then give a short press on button

2

or

button

4

.

The cruise speed is then memorised. It is shown in the

display on instrument panel

B

.

You can then release the accelerator pedal. The vehicle will automatically

keep to that chosen speed.

Remark:

The vehicle speed may vary slightly from that memorised.

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C R U I S E C O N T R O L

Temporary override of the cruise speed

While cruise control is in operation, it is always pos-

sible to go above the cruise speed simply by pressing

the accelerator pedal (for example to overtake another

vehicle). The speed displayed ﬂ ashes. You have only

to release the accelerator pedal to return to your cruise

speed.

Remark:

If during cruise control the system cannot keep

to the cruise speed (e.g. on a steep descent), then the

speed ﬂ ashes. If necessary, brake to curb your speed.

Adjustment of the memorised speed while

cruise control is in operation

To adjust the memorised speed, displayed in zone

B

,

press:

Button

4

to increase the speed.

Button

2

to decrease the speed.

Remark:

Successive presses will modify the cruise

speed in steps of 1 km/h and a continuous press in

steps of 5 km/h (3 mph).

Disengagement of the memorised cruise speed.

Either by pressing the brake pedal or the clutch

pedal.

Or by the ESP system being active.

Or by pressing button

3

.

Note:

Cruise control is deactivated if the gear lever is in

neutral (position N)

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Reactivation of cruise control

By recalling the memorised speed:

Following a disengagement, press on control

3

.

Your vehicle automatically resumes the memorised

cruise speed, which then displays on the screen in

instrument panel

B

.

By selecting the current speed:

Give a short press on button

2

or

4

, once the

desired speed is reached.

The information

"OFF"

then disappears from the

display.

If the memorised cruise speed is higher than the current

speed, the vehicle will accelerate to match it.

To cancel the function

By moving the control from the

"CRUISE"

position

to the

0

position.

Or stop the engine.

The speed that was chosen is no longer memorised.

Remark:

While cruise control is in operation, the displayed speed

ﬂ ashes if the memorised speed is exceeded.

If there is a malfunction, either the memorised speed or

the dashes "- - -" will ﬂ ash and the warning lamp

"OFF"

will come on permanently in the display.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

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These actions bring up the informa-

tion

"OFF"

in the instrument panel

display.

These actions do not cancel the cruise speed which

remains displayed.

The driver still has to remain attentive

and in complete control of his vehicle.

You are recommended to keep your feet

within range of the pedals.

A

1

4

3

2

B

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S P E E D L I M I T E R

This driving assistance function enables you to select a maximum speed

that you wish not to exceed.

This must be greater than 30 km/h (approx.

20 mph)

.

Control

A

for the speed limiter is situated below the lighting/signalling

control stalk.

Remark:

The information relating to the speed limiter is displayed in

the instrument panel screen at

B

. This display causes the trip computer

information to disappear (if it is shown on the instrument panel).

To select the function

Turn control

1

to position

"LIMIT"

.

On selection of the function via control

1

, the last speed

memorised is displayed.

To adjust the maximum speed

When the engine is running, you can adjust the memorised speed by either

short presses or long presses on:

Button

4

to increase the memorised speed.

Button

2

to decrease the memorised speed.

Remark:

Successive presses will modify the cruise speed in steps of 1 km/h

and a continuous press in steps of 5 km/h (3 mph).

Activation of the maximum speed

As the desired maximum speed is displayed, press control

3

to activate the

speed limitation.

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The information

"OFF"

then disappears from the display.

While the function is active, actioning the accelerator pedal will not permit

the programmed speed to be exceeded, unless you press the pedal hard

down past the tight spot. See "Temporary override of the maximum speed".

Remark:

The vehicle speed may vary slightly from that memorised.

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Disengagement of the maximum speed

Press button

3

located on the end of control

A

.

This action causes the information

"OFF"

to appear in the instrument panel screen.

The memorised speed remains displayed and is not cancelled.

Temporary override of the maximum speed

At any time, it is possible to go above the memorised maximum speed by pressing the accelerator pedal hard down

past the tight spot.

While the memorised speed is being exceeded, the displayed speed ﬂ ashes.

You have only to release the accelerator pedal to return below the maximum speed, to restore the function.

Remark:

If during speed limitation the system cannot keep to the maximum speed (especially on a steep descent or

if you accelerate too hard), the speed ﬂ ashes. Adapt your speed as necessary.

The function will re-engage when your speed has returned below the desired maximum.

To cancel the function

By moving the control from position

"LIMIT"

to position

0

.

Or stop the engine.

The speed that you chose is memorised.

If there is a malfunction, the memorised speed will ﬂ ash and the warning lamp

"OFF"

will come on permanently in

the display. Contact a CITROËN dealer.

If there is a malfunction, the memorised speed will ﬂ ash and the warning lamp

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A ﬂ oor covering that is not recommended by CITROËN may slide underneath the accelerator pedal

and thus prevent the tight spot from being crossed.

It will then be impossible to exceed the chosen speed, except by an action on the controls under

the steering wheel.

The driver still has to remain attentive and in complete control of his vehicle.

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PA R K I N G A S S I S TA N C E

Proximity sensors are located in

the rear bumper of your vehicle.

When you are manœuvring

in

reverse gear at a speed of less

than around 10 km/h

(approx.

6 mph), they inform you of the pres-

ence of any obstacle located within

their detection zone, by means of:

An audible signal emitted by

the rear loudspeakers on the

LH and/or RH side.

Display of the outline of

your vehicle with shading

corresponding to the area

where an obstacle is detected.

As the vehicle approaches the

obstacle, the sound signal becomes

more and more urgent and the

shaded areas are displayed closer

and closer to the vehicle.

When the obstacle is less than

around 25 centimetres from the

vehicle, the sound signal becomes

continuous with display of a

"WARNING"

panel on the screen.

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Operation

When you engage reverse gear,

a sound signal conﬁ rms to you that

the system is active. The outline of

your vehicle appears on the screen.

Any obstacles situated to the rear

of your vehicle can be detected.

Remarks:

The proximity sensors cannot

detect objects that are

immediately under or over the

bumpers.

A thin object such as a spike,

a bollard or similar, can only

be detected at the start of the

manœuvre but not when the

vehicle arrives close up to it.

In poor weather or in winter,

you need to ensure that the

sensors are not covered with

mud or with ice or snow.

This system in no way replaces

vigilance and responsibility on

the part of the driver.

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Activation/Deactivation

You can activate/deactivate the

parking assistance by pressing

button

1

. When the parking assis-

tance is inactive, the warning lamp

on button

1

is lit up.

Activation/deactivation of the parking

assistance is memorised when you

stop the vehicle.

Remark:

The system is deactivated

automatically if a trailer is attached

to the vehicle.

The ﬁ tting of the towbar should

be carried out by the CITROËN

The ﬁ tting of the towbar should

network.

A

B

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Locking from the inside

A press on the control

A

operates

the electric central locking and

unlocking, provided all the doors

are closed.

It is still possible to open the doors

from the inside.

If one of the doors or the tailgate

is open or not properly closed, the

central locking does not operate.

The warning lamp associated with the control

A

signals 3 statuses:

lt ﬂ ashes when the ignition key is in the stop position or when the key is

not detected and the doors are locked.

It lights up when the ignition key is in the "accessories" position or

"ignition + engine running" or starter position and if the doors are locked

.

It goes out when the doors are not locked.

Note:

Control

A

is inactive if the vehicle has been locked using the remote

control or the key.

Anti-theft

In all cases, as soon as the vehicle is moving above a speed of 10 km/h

(approx. 6 mph), the tailgate locks automatically. The tailgate unlocks when

a door is opened or when the interior locking/unlocking control is actioned.

Anti-theft protection

On starting the vehicle, the system automatically locks the doors as soon as

you reach approximately 10 km/h (approx. 6 mph).

Note:

If a door has been opened, this will lock again automatically when the

vehicle reaches approx. 10 km/h (approx. 6 mph).

Activation/Deactivation of the function

After switching on the ignition, give a long press on the central unlocking

button until a message is displayed.

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Manual operation

(Emergency mode)

It is possible to lock the vehicle’s

doors, in the event of an electrical

malfunction, by actioning control

B

on each door.

With the door open, insert for

example the end of a key into the

cavity and turn.

Then close the door.

After a repair, normal functioning

resumes by means of the unlock-

ing control

A

, the remote control or

the key used in the driver’s door.

If you decide to drive

with the doors locked,

remember that in the

event of an accident

this renders access

more difficult for the

emergency services.

A C C E S S

ANTI-THEFT AND ANTI-INTRUSION PROTECTION

2

1

2

1

B

C

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The boot can be accessed in

two ways:

Open the upper tailgate

1

by

pressing control

A

(The luggage-

cover folds automatically against

the upper tailgate to permit rapid

access to the boot contents).

Open the upper tailgate

1

by press-

ing control

A

, then the lower tailgate

2

by moving control

B

.

Closing the upper and lower

rear tailgates

Close tailgate

2

, then tailgate

1

.

Note:

As soon as the vehicle is

moving at around 10 km/h (approx.

6 mph), the tailgates lock automati-

cally.

Unlocking in emergency

In the event of a malfunction in

unlocking of the upper tailgate,

it can be unlocked from the boot

interior:

Insert a screwdriver into the

aperture

C

in the lock.

Move it until the upper tailgate

unlocks.

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It is necessary to open the upper tailgate in order to access

the opening control for the lower tailgate.

Always close the lower tailgate before reclosing the upper

tailgate.

The lower tailgate can support spread loads of up to 100 kg.

A C C E S S

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V E N T I L AT I O N - H E AT I N G

Warning: The automatic air conditioning system uses

a temperature sensor located on the dashboard (see

reference A), this sensor should not be obstructed.

1

2

3

5

6

1

2

3

5

6

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V E N T I L AT I O N - H E AT I N G -

M A N U A L A I R C O N D I T I ON I N G

Air ﬂ ow to the face level vents

(Air vents open)

1. Air distribution

Air ﬂ ow to the front and rear footwells

(Air vents closed)

Air ﬂ ow to the footwells and windscreen and side

windows

Air ﬂ ow to the windscreen and side windows

Demisting - Defrosting

Distribution from the air blower can be altered at will by

placing the distributor

1

in an intermediate position.

Air recirculation

This position is useful for excluding undesirable

odours or fumes coming from outside. It should be

cancelled as soon as possible in order to permit

renewal of air in the cabin and to prevent misting.

2. Cabin air

3. Heater blower control

The air blower operates only when the engine is running. For

optimum comfort in the passenger compartment, the control

should not remain in position

0

(position

1

minimum).

4. Temperature control

5. Air conditioning

6. Demisting - deicing of the rear screen.

MANUAL AIR CONDITIONING

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V E N T I L AT I O N - A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G

Air inlet

Check that the exterior grille for the air inlet, at the

bottom of the windscreen, is clean and free of dead

leaves, snow, etc.

If washing the vehicle with a high pressure jet, avoid

targeting the air inlet zone.

Air vents

The air vents to the face (except the central air vent) have

grilles for orienting the ﬂ ow of air (up-down, right-left).

Air circulation

For your comfort we advise you to maintain a proper

distribution of air within the cabin, both at the front and

at the rear.

Air outlets are also located on the central console

close to the gear lever, to enhance comfort for the rear

passengers.

Pollen ﬁ lter – Odour ﬁ lter

Your installation has a ﬁ lter for keeping out dust.

This ﬁ lter has to be changed according to the vehicle

maintenance schedule. See "Maintenance Guide".

Air conditioning

Whatever the time of year, even in cool weather the

air conditioning is useful in removing humidity and

misting.

To keep the air conditioning compressor well sealed, it

is essential to operate the air conditioning at least once

in every month.

To be effective, the air conditioning should only be used

with the windows closed.

If you are towing a heavy trailer and outside tempera-

tures are high, the air conditioning may be temporarily

paused if the engine cooling requires this.

Water arising from condensation in the air conditioning

system is evacuated through a hole provided for this

purpose; a pool of water may thus form underneath the

vehicle when stationary.

You are advised to have the air conditioning system

checked on a regular basis. See "Maintenance Guide".

The air conditioning operates by using power from

the engine. This results in a slight increase in fuel

consumption.

Demisting - deicing of the

windscreen and front side

windows

Place the controls for temperature and

air ﬂ ow on maximum.

Close the central air vents.

Operate the air conditioning.

Note:

You should not be in air recirculation.

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Air ﬂ ow to the face level vents

(Air vents open)

1. Air distribution

Air ﬂ ow to the front and rear footwells

(Air vents closed)

Air ﬂ ow to the footwells and windscreen and side

windows

Air ﬂ ow to the windscreen and side windows

Demisting - Defrosting

Distribution from the air blower can be altered at will by

placing the distributor

1

in an intermediate position.

Air recirculation

This position is useful for excluding undesirable

odours or fumes coming from outside. It should be

cancelled as soon as possible in order to permit

renewal of air in the cabin and to prevent misting.

2. Cabin air

3. Heater blower control

The air blower operates only when the engine is running. For

optimum comfort in the passenger compartment, the control

should not remain in position

0

(position

1

minimum).

4. Temperature control

5. Air conditioning

6. Demisting - deicing of the rear screen.

MANUAL AIR CONDITIONING

VENTILATION - HEATING

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Air conditioning

The air conditioning only operates

when the engine is running.

Press the control located on the

control panel.

Warning lamp on = in operation

Air conditioning is obtained by the mixing of

hot air and cold air. Control

4

allows you to

adjust the air conditioning while control

5

is in

operation.

To obtain refrigerated air, you should check that

the air blower control

3

is not on position

"0"

.

Air recirculation

This function isolates the passen-

ger compartment from disagree-

able odours or smoke coming

from outside and increases the efﬁ ciency and

rapidity of the air conditioning.

According to version, press on control

A

(warning lamp comes on), or move control

B

.

The entry of air from outside is blocked.

This function should be cancelled when no

longer needed in order to permit a renewal of

cabin air and to prevent misting.

Note:

To obtain a rapid rise in cabin temperature,

place control

A

or

B

in the air recirculation posi-

tion and control

4

on maximum in the red zone.

4

If after a prolonged stop in bright sunlight, the cabin temperature

is very high:

Open the windows for a few moments to let in air, then close

the windows again.

Adjust the temperature on control

4

to the maximum cold position.

4

Open the air vents.

Use the recycled cabin air position.

Place the air blower control

3

to the position close to maximum.

With comfort restored, action the air blower

3

and the

temperature control

4

to adjust comfort.

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Automatic air conditioning

2.

Display

3.

Temperature adjustment

4.

Air conditioning

5.

Air recirculation

6.

Air distribution

7.

Air ﬂ ow

8.

Demisting - deicing of the windscreen and front side windows

9.

Demisting - deicing of the rear screen

The temperature inside the cabin cannot be

lower than the temperature outside if the air

conditioning is not operating.

The air conditioning maintains optimum com-

fort whatever the climatic conditions, through

permanent automatic operation (you have

pressed the

"AUTO"

button).

Note:

The automatic mode only calls for

conditioned air in order to attain the desired

cabin temperature or to remove air humidity.

Therefore the air conditioning warning lamp

may come on only intermittently.

Control panel

2. Display

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1. Automatic operation

This is the normal operating mode for

the system.

A press on this button, conﬁ rmed by

"AUTO"

on the

display, assures automatic control of:

The air ﬂ ow.

The cabin temperature.

The air distribution.

Air recirculation.

Air conditioning.

To revert to manual mode, press again on the button.

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2. Display

3. Temperature adjustment

To obtain the desired temperature, press the appropriate

key:

-

To lower the temperature.

+

To raise the temperature.

An adjustment around 22 °C will give you a tempera-

ture that is comfortable.

You may wish to vary this between 20 °C and 24 °C

according to your preference.

HI (high):

Demand for maximum heat.

LO (low):

Demand for maximum cold.

Note:

When starting from cold, in order to prevent

unwanted cold air, the air ﬂ ow will increase only

gradually to its optimum level.

On entering the vehicle after a prolonged stop,

when the interior temperature has again become

too cold (or too hot) for comfort, do not alter the

temperature setting to try and restore the desired

comfort level. The system automatically uses all of

its power to compensate the temperature gap as

quickly as possible.

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Manual recalling of one or more functions

One or more functions can be adjusted manually, while still retaining the other functions in automatic mode.

The function display

"AUTO"

then goes out.

4. Air conditioning

Press the control located on the control

panel.

A symbol appears on the display (system active).

To prevent misting inside the vehicle in cold or humid

weather, you are advised to use the

AUTO

mode.

Press on the control on the dashboard to activate or

deactivate the production of cold air.

Air conditioning is then obtained from the mixing of

hot air with cold air, using the air blower temperature

adjustment

3

.

5. Air recirculation

By pressing the control, the entry of air

from outside is closed off and the symbol

appears on the display.

This position is useful for excluding undesirable odours

or fumes coming from outside. It should be cancelled

as soon as possible in order to permit renewal of air in

the cabin and to prevent misting.

For this, press the

"AUTO"

button or press again on

the air recycling button.

6. Air distribution

Press on the button to scroll through the

displays of air ﬂ ow to:

Windscreen.

Central and lateral air vents. Windscreen

and passenger footwells.

Windscreen and passenger footwells.

Passenger footwells.

(Air vents closed).

Central and lateral air vents.

Central and lateral air vents and

passenger footwells.

Note:

In AUTO position the air distribution displayed is

that chosen by the system.

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To increase it.

To decrease it.

The level of air ﬂ ow is indicated on the display by the

progressive ﬁ lling of the fan blades (seven possible

adjustment positions).

Note:

If you place the air blower on position

0

, the

system is deactivated (the display disappears).

Note:

In

AUTO

position the air ﬂ ow displayed is that

O

chosen by the system.

7. Air ﬂ ow

Heater blower control. Press button:

8. Demisting - Defrosting

While it is operating, the warning lamp

lights and the symbol appears on the

display.

This control is for rapid deicing or demisting of the wind-

screen and side windows. It automatically triggers the

air conditioning, optimising air ﬂ ow and air distribution

for the continued comfort of the vehicle occupants.

To stop it, press again either on the button

8

or on the

button

"AUTO"

.

9. Demisting - deicing of the rear

screen

Press AUTO to return the system to its

automatic function.

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Manual adjustments

Head restraint

To raise or lower the head restraint, pull it forwards at the same

time as sliding it.

The adjustment is correct when the top edge of the head

restraint is at the same height as the top of the head.

To remove it, bring it to the high position. Lift the tab with the aid of a coin

and pull.

Backrest angle

Action the control rearwards and adjust the angle of the

backrest.

It is possible to recline the backrest to an angle of 45° by

tilting it until it locks. Press the control to unlock.

Seat height and rake adjustment

Lift the control and use the weight of your body to move the

seat to the desired position.

Reach

Lift the control bar and adjust to the desired position.

Access to the rear seat positions

To access the rear seat positions, action the control forwards

to fold the backrest and slide the front seat.

Afterwards the front seat will revert to its initial position.

Make sure that the seat is secured in place (particularly if the

rear seats are folded).

Heated seats

The front seats can be heated indi-

vidually. Use the controls located

at the side of the seats, and select

one of the three heating levels:

0:

Off.

1:

Slight heat.

2:

Medium heat.

3:

Maximum heat.

The seat temperature adjusts auto-

matically.

Note:

The heated seats only oper-

ate when the engine is running.

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For ease of handling from the boot, it is advised to close the lower tailgate.

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The function

3

is available on all models. The other functions are available depending on the version of your vehicle.

Fore and aft adjustment

From the boot, it is possible to modify the loadspace by sliding the seats.

Push down control

2

and adjust to the desired position.

At the front of the seat, it is also possible to adjust knee room.

Raise the bar located under the seat and adjust to the desired position (several positions).

Rear head restraints

The rear head restraints have two positions:

A stowed position for when the seat is not occupied.

A deployed position to provide passenger safety, by raising them to their locking point.

To raise them, pull them upwards to their maximum height, pressing the unlocking button.

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Foldable backrest

It can be folded either totally or partially.

Lower the head restraint against the backrest, then pivot control

3

towards the rear of the vehicle.

The backrest also has a vertical position to optimise the bootspace.

When you reposition the backrest, make sure that it locks in place.

Folded (fully-folded position)

To facilitate this manoeuvre, slide the front seat as far forward as possible, using the fore/aft slide

control.

Move the rear seat as far forward as possible using control

2

, fold the backrest using control

3

, then

lift control

4

.

The seat goes automatically to the fully-folded position.

Reposition the front seat. The rear seat in the fully-folded position will adapt automatically to the position of the front

seat.

When restoring the seat to its original position, check that there is nothing obstructing the anchoring points to ensure

that it latches properly.

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TRANSPORTING LONG OBJECTS

Rear seats

By conﬁ guring the rear seats, you can create space for a variety of objects.

As a safety measure, use the anchoring rings positioned on the boot ﬂ oor.

4-seater

versions

Versions with folding

backrests

Versions with

fully-folding seats

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In the front passenger's seat position, it is imperative to deactivate the

front passenger's airbag if you are installing a "rear-facing" child seat

there. Otherwise the child risks being killed or seriously injured should

the airbag deploy.

Front passenger's airbag deactivation

In order to be able to use a rear-facing child seat in the front passenger's seat position, it is imperative to deactivate

the passenger's airbag.

For that:

With the ignition switched off, insert the key into the switch

A

.

Turn the key to the

"OFF"

position, the passenger's airbag is deactivated.

The front passenger's airbag deactivation warning lamp, in the instrument panel, lights up when you switch on

the ignition.

Reactivating the front passenger's airbag

Do not forget to reactivate the function.

For that:

With the ignition switched off, insert the key into the switch

A

.

Turn the key to the

"ON"

position, the airbag is activated.

The warning lamp in the instrument panel lights up for a few seconds when you switch on the ignition.

The airbags only function with the ignition switched on. A slight noise is emitted when they are triggered.

Note: the gas released from the airbags may be a mild irritant.

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ISOFIX anchoring points and

the ISOFIX fastening system

The rear seats of your vehicle are

equipped with ISOFIX anchoring

points. These consist of 2 rings

located between the backrest and

the vehicle seat, approx. 28 cm

apart.

ISOFIX child seats are equipped

with 2 latches which are eay to

attach to these rings. This ﬁ xing

system is intended for children

weighing

up to 18 kg

.

Incorrect installation of a child seat

in a vehicle compromises protection

of the child in the event of a collision.

The ISOFIX system enables you to

minimise the risks posed by incorrect

ﬁ tting. The ISOFIX fastening system

gives you a convenient, strong and

reliable ﬁ tting for a child seat in your

vehicle.

The recommended ISOFIX child seat (1) for your vehicle is:

The ISOFIX RÖMER Duo Plus (1):

This child seat has been approved for children between 9 – 18 kg. It can

only be installed in the "forward-facing" position. The front seat must be

adjusted so that the child’s feet are not touching the backrest of the front

seat (slide the rear seat back as far as possible). The use of a top belt is not

necessary.

This child seat can also be installed in seat positions not ﬁ tted with ISOFIX

anchoring points. In this case, it must be secured to the seat by means of

the vehicle seat belt.

(1): On the ISOFIX anchoring points of the vehicle, you can only attach the

ISOFIX child seat approved for this vehicle.

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Child seats secured by

means of the vehicle seat

belt

In conformity with Directive 2003/20,

the table tells you to what extent

each of the seat positions in your

vehicle may take a child seat

that is secured by means of the

vehicle seat belt and approved

as "Universal" as a function of the

weight of the child.

Consult "User Precautions",

chapter on "Child Safety" at the

end of this handbook, in order

to ensure that you are installing

your child in conditions of maxi-

mum safety.

Seat position(s)

Weight of child

Up to 10 kg

and up to 13 kg

Up to 10 kg

(groups 0 and 0+)

and up to 13 kg

9 - 18 kg

(group 1)

9 - 18 kg

15 - 25 kg

(group 2)

15 - 25 kg

22 - 36 kg

(group 3)

22 - 36 kg

Front

passenger’s (a)

Fixed seat

U

Height-

adjustable seat

U (R)

Rear passenger’s seat

U

KEY TO THE TABLE

U: Seat position suitable for the installation of a universal rear-facing child seat and a universal forward-facing child seat

position.

U(R): Seat position suitable for installation of a universal rear-facing child seat and of a forward-facing seat. The vehicle seat

should be adjusted to the highest position.

(a): In the front passenger's seat position, it is imperative to deactivate the front passenger's airbag if you are installing a "rear-

facing" child seat there. Otherwise the child risks being killed or seriously injured should the airbag deploy. Before placing

your child in the front passenger’s seat position, consult the legislation currently in force in your country on the carrying of

children in this position.

Take care to comply with the ﬁ tting instructions given in the

child seat manufacturer’s installation guide.

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1. Interior lamps

Move the control

1

to the 3 following positions.

Automatic lighting of the interior lamps

On entering the vehicle:

They come on as soon as the vehicle is unlocked or a door is opened.

They go out 30 seconds after the doors are closed or when ignition is switched on.

On vacating the vehicle:

They come on as soon as the ignition key is removed (timed for 30 seconds), or when a door is opened.

They go out 30 seconds after all the doors have been closed or immediately after the vehicle has been locked.

2. Spotlamps

A press on one of the buttons

2

switches the corresponding spotlamp on or off.

These do not work if the ignition is off or in economy mode.

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In this position, the interior lamp comes on when you open a door

or the boot.

In this position, it is deactivated and remains permanently off. The

spotlamps are deactivated.

In this position, lighting is permanent.

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Lower glovebox

To open, pull the handle and lower

the lid.

It comprises a storage area for

vehicle documents.

The glove box permits access to

the fascia fuse box.

Storage/CD changer

Oddments tray on front

central console

WARNING

As a safety measure, the glovebox must remain shut

when the vehicle is in motion.

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Cigar-lighter

Functions when the ignition is

switched on.

Push in and wait a few moments.

The cigar lighter will release auto-

matically.

Ashtray

A movable ashtray can be placed

in the cupholder locations on the

central console and in the storage

pockets of the rear panels.

Storage pockets in the front

doors

Storage pockets in the rear

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Sun visor

To prevent dazzle from ahead, fold

the visor downwards. They can

be disengaged from their central

ﬁ xing and pivoted over to the side

windows if required.

The passenger’s and driver’s sun

visors each have a mirror that can

be covered.

Sun visor with illuminated

mirror

Illuminates automatically on opening

the mirror cover ﬂ ap (ignition on).

Storage areas

Straps ﬁ xed to the bottom of the

boot enable you to secure objects

stowed there.

Grab handles/Coat hanger

hook

The lower tailgate can

support spread loads of

up to 100 kg.

Lower tailgate storage

Lift up the two levers located on

the lower tailgate to open the cover

and access the storage area.

Storage capacity: 5 litres.

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Removal

Open the upper tailgate.

Detach the parcel shelf cords.

Pull ﬁ rmly downwards to

disengage the hinge pivots.

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Reﬁ tting

Open the upper tailgate.

orient the underside of the shelf towards you.

introduce the two hinge pivots into the apertures located on the upper

tailgate trim.

attach the cords (on the right hand side: take care to pass the cord to

the outside of the upper tailgate strut, positioning the ball

1

of the cord

between the boot attachment

2

and the tailgate hinge

3

).

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Do not place any hard or heavy item on the shelf.

These could be dangerous if thrown around during harsh braking or, if

they touch the rear screen, could damage the heating elements.

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Check that the bonnet is properly secured.

Avoid opening the bonnet in high winds.

Bonnet

This operation should only be

performed while the vehicle is

stationary.

To release the bonnet, pull the con-

trol located under the dashboard

towards you.

Operate the lever

A

, located above

the grille, to the right of the chev-

rons, then lift.

Note:

The panel may be hot after

the vehicle has been in use.

Bonnet stay:

Unclip the stay and

pivot to lodge it in the notch.

To close

Return the bonnet stay to its initial

position.

Check that nothing has been left

on top of the engine and that any

component that was moved has

been correctly repositioned.

Lower the bonnet carefully, then let

it drop shut.

B O N N E T R E L E A S E

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REFER TO THE CHAPTER: USER PRECAUTIONS

Air ﬁ lter

Follow the requirements

set out in the Maintenance

Guide.

Windscreen/rear

screen wash and

headlamp wash ﬂ uid

Use CITROËN-approved

products wherever possible.

Capacity:

See "Capacities".

Characteristics of ﬂ uid

In order to ensure optimum cleaning

and to avoid freezing, you must

never top up or replace this ﬂ uid

with water.

Engine coolant

The ﬂ uid level should be

between the marks

MIN.

and

MAX.

on the header tank.

Engine hot, wait at least 15 minutes.

Quality:

See "Maintenance Guide".

Never do anything relating to

the cooling system of an engine

that is hot.

12 V battery

See "Starting with a slave

battery".

Engine oil

Check the engine oil level

on horizontal ground with

the engine having been

switched off for at least 10 minutes.

Quality:

See "Maintenance Guide".

Pull out the manual dipstick.

The level should be

between the marks

MIN.

and

MAX.

on the gauge.

It must never exceed the

maximum.

MAX.

MIN.

Brake ﬂ uid

The level of ﬂ uid should be

between the marks

MIN.

and

MAX.

on the reservoir.

Quality:

See "Maintenance Guide".

If the warning lamp comes on

while you are driving, stop

immediately and contact a

CITROËN dealer.

immediately and

immediately

Cabin particle ﬁ lter/

Odour ﬁ lter

See "Maintenance Guide".

If opening the bonnet when the engine is hot, even if it is

stopped and the ignition is switched off, remember that the

cooling fan may operate at any moment.

Consult "User Precautions" at the end of this handbook.

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Engine oil

Check the engine oil level on

horizontal ground with the engine

having been switched off for at

least 10 minutes.

Pull out the manual dipstick.

The level should be between the

marks

MIN.

and

MAX.

on the

gauge.

Topping up engine oil

Before ﬁ lling, pull out the dipstick.

Check the dipstick after ﬁ lling.

It must never exceed the maxi-

mum.

Screw the cap back on and close

the bonnet.

Quality:

See the Maintenance

Guide.

If opening the bonnet when the engine is hot, even if it is

stopped and the ignition is switched off, remember that the

cooling fan may operate at any moment.

Radiator – coolant ﬂ uid

Checking the level and topping up

with ﬂ uid must always be done with

the engine cold.

Engine hot

Release the protection cover.

Wait 15 minutes or for the tem-

perature to be lower than 100 °C

and then carefully unscrew the

cap so as to allow the pressure to

drop, protecting yourself with, say,

a cloth.

Topping up the coolant

The ﬂ uid level should be between

the marks

MIN.

and

MAX.

on the

header tank.

Top up the level. If you have to

put in more than 1 litre, have the

cooling system checked by a

CITROËN dealer.

cooling system checked

cooling system

Make sure that the cap is

back on properly.

Note:

If you need to top up the ﬂ uid

frequently, this indicates a malfunc-

tion which you should get checked

at the earliest opportunity.

Quality:

See the Maintenance

Guide.

Remark:

The cooling fan may

operate for around 10 minutes

after the engine has stopped.

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The diesel fuel circuit being

under high pressure:

ANY INTERVENTION ON THE

CIRCUIT IS PROHIBITED.

HDi engines are the result of advanced

technology.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations

which only a CITROËN dealer can guarantee.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations

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HDi engines are the result of advanced

technology.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations

which only a CITROËN dealer can guarantee.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations

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HDi 70 engine

1.6 HDi engine

HDi engines are the result of advanced technology.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations which only a

CITROËN dealer can guarantee.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations which only a

D I E S E L I NJ E C T I O N E Q U I PM E N T

Draining water from the fuel

ﬁ lter

Purge regularly (at each oil change).

To drain the water, slacken the

bleed screw or the water-in-diesel-

fuel sensor located at the base of

the ﬁ lter.

Operate until the water has com-

pletely drained away.

Then retighten the bleed screw or

the water in diesel fuel sensor.

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HDi 70 engine

1.6 HDi engine

Detach the protection cover to

access the priming pump.

HDi engines are the result of advanced technology.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations which only a

CITROËN dealer can guarantee.

Any intervention requires special qualiﬁ cations which only a

D I E S E L I NJ E C T I O N E Q U I PM E N T

Priming the fuel system

In the event of running out of fuel:

After ﬁ lling (5 litres minimum),

operate the manual priming

pump until some resistance is

felt.

Operate the starter motor while

depressing the accelerator

pedal slightly until the engine

starts.

If the engine fails to start at the ﬁ rst

attempt, wait 15 seconds before

trying again.

If the engine fails to start after sev-

eral attempts, repeat the procedure

from the beginning.

When the engine is idling, accelerate

slightly to complete the bleeding of

the circuit.

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C A PA C I T I E S

Engine type

Engine oil capacities (in litres)

(1)

1.1i engine

3.2

1.4i engine

3.2

1.6i 16V 110 ch engine

3.2

1.6i 16V 125 ch engine

3.2

HDi 70 engine

3.8

1.6 HDi 110 ch engine

3.75

(1)

Drain, reﬁ ll and replace oil ﬁ lter.

Screen wash ﬂ uid (in litres)

3.5

Screen and headlamp wash ﬂ uid

(in litres)

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105

Starting the engine after disconnecting and reconnecting

the battery

Turn the ignition key.

Wait approximately 1 minute before operating the starter in order to

allow the electronic systems to re-initialise. It may be necessary to

enter the radio code.

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After the battery has been disconnected for a lengthy period of time, it may be necessary to re-initialise the following

functions:

Anti-pinch and sequential operation on the electric windows.

The multifunction display parameters (date, time, language, units of distance and of temperature).

The Radio stations.

Electronic Gearbox System: See Electronic Gearbox System (REINITIALISATION).

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1 2 V B AT T E R Y

A

B

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Starting the engine with an assisting battery

If the battery is discharged, it is possible to use either a separate

emergency battery or a battery on another vehicle.

A.

Dischargedbattery (Under the bonnet).

B.

Assisting battery.

Check that the assisting battery has sufﬁ cient voltage (12 V).

If you use the battery on another vehicle, stop the engine on the

latter. The two vehicles must not come into direct contact with

each other.

Connect the cables according to the

order

indicated in the

order

diagram. Check that the leads are well secured (risk of sparks).

Start the engine of the assisting vehicle. Let the engine run for

around 1 minute at a slightly accelerated idle.

Operate the starter on the vehicle being assisted.

It is essential to follow the indicated sequence correctly.

Never approach with a ﬂ ame or create sparks in the vicinity

of the battery (explosive gas).

The battery contains dilute sulphuric acid which is highly

corrosive.

When handling batteries, always protect your face and

especially your eyes.

In the event of any contact with the skin, rinse immediately

with copious amounts of fresh water.

Advice

Do not touch the leads during

the operation.

Do not lean over the batteries.

Disconnect the cables in reverse

order, making sure they do not

touch together.

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F U S E S

Fuseboxes

There are two fuse boxes, one below the dashboard and one under the

bonnet.

Dashboard fuses

The fuse box is located in the lower glovebox compartment.

To access the fuses, open the glove box, pull the handle on the fuse box

cover.

Replacing a fuse

Before replacing a fuse, you should ascertain the cause of the fault and

have it remedied. The numbers of the fuses are indicated on the fusebox.

Good

Bad

Pliers A

Replace the fuse that has blown with one of the same rating (same

colour).

Use the special pliers

A

stowed on the cover close to the fuseboxes, this

includes a compartment for replacement fuses.

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TA B L E O F F U S E S

D A S H B O A R D F U S E S

Ref.

Rating

Function

3

5 A

Airbags

4

10 A

Diagnostic socket – Particle ﬁ lter additive – Clutch switch – Steering angle sensor

5

30 A

–

6

30 A

Screen wash

8

20 A

Digital clock – Controls at the steering wheel – Radio – Display

9

30 A

Cigar-lighter – Digital clock – Interior lamps – Vanity mirror

10

15 A

Alarm

11

15 A

Ignition switch – Diagnostic socket

12

15 A

Airbag ECU – Rain and brightness sensor

14

15 A

Parking assistance – Instrument panel – Air conditioning – Bluetooth

®

telephone

®

15

30 A

Central locking – Deadlocking

17

40 A

Demisting - deicing of the rear screen

18

SHUNT

CUSTOMER PARK SHUNT

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F U S E S

Any action on the MAXI fuses (that give extra protection) (in

grey in the diagrams), located in the fuseboxes, should be left

to a CITROËN dealer.

grey in the diagrams), l

the dia

Fusebox

To access the fusebox located in

the engine compartment, remove

the battery cover and detach the

lid.

After a repair, take care to

reclose the cover.

Fuses under the bonnet

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TA B L E O F F U S E S

F U S E S U N D E R T H E B O N N E T

Ref.

Rating

Function

1

20 A

Water-in-diesel-fuel sensor

2

15 A

Horn

3

10 A

Screen wash

4

20 A

Headlamp wash

5

15 A

Fuel pump

6

10 A

Power steering

7

10 A

Coolant level sensor

8

25 A

Starter

9

10 A

ECUs (ABS, ESP)

10

30 A

Engine control actuators (Ignition coil, Electrovalve, Oxygen sensor, Injection) – Canister purge

11

40 A

Air blower

12

30 A

Windscreen wiper

14

30 A

Air pump (petrol version) – Diesel fuel heater

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R E F U E L L I N G

To open the ﬂ ap, pull at the edge.

Locking ﬁ ller cap

Turn the key a quarter turn to lock

and unlock the ﬁ ller cap.

When refuelling, place the cap in

the support provided on the inside

of the ﬁ ller ﬂ ap.

For a petrol engine with a cata-

lytic converter, unleaded fuel is

compulsory.

The ﬁ ller neck is narrower to

ensure that only unleaded petrol

can be put in.

When you are seeking to ﬁ ll your tank, do not persist after the third

cut-off ; that could cause your vehicle to malfunction.

Fuel tank capacity (in litres):

Approx. 41.

If you should put in fuel that is not suitable for your vehicle's

engine type, it is imperative to have the tank drained before

you start the engine again.

FUEL QUALITY

A label inside the ﬁ ller ﬂ ap tells you which type of fuel to use.

UNLEADED PETROL

DIESEL FUEL

The petrol engines are designed to run on RON 95.

However, for better performance (petrol engine), we recommend RON 98.

1

2

3

A

4

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C H A N G I N G B U L B S

HEADLAMP UNIT

1 Sidelamp

2 Dipped beam

3 Main beam

4 Direction indicator

Note:

A light misting may appear

on the headlamp surface in certain

conditions of use.

Dipped beam

Main beam

Tilt the metallic spring holding the

ﬂ ap giving access to the lamp

bulbs.

Open the access ﬂ ap.

Disconnect the connector.

Disengage the retaining spring by

an forward movement, then an

outward movement to disengage

the two grips.

Take out the bulb.

Bulb: H4

Before touching, disconnect the supply connector A.

A

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C H A N G I N G B U L B S

Front direction indicator

Rotate the bulb- holder a quarter

turn and pull.

Take out the bulb.

Bulb: PY 21 W (yellow)

Sidelamp

Open the access ﬂ ap.

Pull on the bulb- holder to disen-

gage the bulb.

Bulb: W 5

Side repeater direction

indicator

To change the direction indicator

side repeater, push it forwards or

rearwards to detach it, then pull it

towards you.

Hold the cable and disconnect it.

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Before touching, disconnect the supply connector A.

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C H A N G I N G B U L B S

Interior lamp

Unclip the transparent cover of the

interior lamp to reach the bulb.

Bulb: W 5 W

Spotlamps

Unclip the transparent cover of the

interior lamp to reach the bulb.

Bulb: W 5 W

Boot lamp

Unclip the lens unit to access the

bulb.

Bulb: W 5 W

Front foglamps

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Bulb: H1

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C H A N G I N G B U L B S

Interior lamp

Unclip the transparent cover of the

interior lamp to reach the bulb.

Bulb: W 5 W

Spotlamps

Unclip the transparent cover of the

interior lamp to reach the bulb.

Bulb: W 5 W

Boot lamp

Unclip the lens unit to access the

bulb.

Bulb: W 5 W

Front foglamps

Contact a CITROËN dealer.

Bulb: H1

A

1

2

3

4

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115

Rear lamp unit

Identify the failed bulb.

Bulbs:

1 Stop-lamps and sidelamps:

P21 W/5 W

2 Direction indicator: PY 21 W

3 Reversing lamp: P21 W

4 Foglamp: P21 W

Removal

From the inside, undo the nut

A

.

Disengage the lamp unit.

Disconnect the supply connector.

Unclip the bulb- holder.

C H A N G I N G B U L B S

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C H A N G I N G B U L B S

Third stoplamp

To access the bulb, open the upper

tailgate, remove the parcel shelf

and undo the lamp unit.

Disconnect the supply connector.

Remove the lens and disengage

the bulb.

Bulb: W 16 W

Number plate

Unclip the lens then pull the bulb-

holder.

Bulb: W 5 W

After each operation, check that the lamps work.

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Roof bars

For your safety and to avoid damage to the roof, you should use roof bars that are tested and approved by

AUTOMOBILES CITROËN for the design of your particular vehicle.

For your safety and to avoid damage to the roof, you should use roof bars that are tested and approved by

Recommendations:

Spread the load evenly, avoiding overloading on one side.

Position the heaviest weight as low down as possible.

Tie the load down securely and add warning signs if it is protruding.

Drive conservatively, as the vehicle will be more vulnerable to side winds.

The stability of your vehicle may be altered.

Remove the roof rack or roof bars when you are not using them.

When you are using a towbar, remove the jack from its stowage in the spare wheel. Keep the jack to hand in the

passenger compartment.

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S A F E T Y R E C O M M E N D AT I O N S

Towbar

We recommend you to have this device ﬁ tted by a CITROËN Dealer, who will be acquainted with your vehicle’s

towing capability and with the procedures necessary for installing a safety item of this kind.

Dimensions (in metres)

A:

0.71

Do not exceed the maximum permitted load.

For the maximum distributed load on the roof bars: see the

chapter "General".

4

3

5

2

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C H A N G I N G A W H E E L

Never get underneath the vehicle if it is supported only by

the jack.

When changing a wheel, it is essential to park the vehicle

safely on level and stable ground.

Access to the tools

To access the toolkit:

Tilt the RH seat as if to enter

the rear of the vehicle,.

Locate the kit under the seat

and pull it towards the rear of

the vehicle.

The jack is stowed in a protection

box inside the spare wheel under-

neath the boot.

•

Tools

1.

Wheelbrace.

2.

Movable towing eye.

3.

Central embellisher removing

tool for accessing the wheel

bolts (For vehicles with

aluminium wheel rims).

4.

Tool for removing wheel bolt

protectors (For vehicles with

aluminium wheel rims).

5.

Extension.

The alloy wheel anti- theft sockets

are to be found in the glovebox.

Light alloy wheels

If your vehicle has light alloy wheel

rims but a steel spare wheel, if you

ﬁ t the latter it is normal to notice

that the wheel bolts do not appear

to contact on the rim.

The spare wheel is secured by the

conical tapering of the wheel bolt’s

shaft (See illustration).

when reﬁ tting the light alloy wheel,

make sure that the tapering contact

faces of the wheel bolts are clean

and in good condition.

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C H A N G I N G A W H E E L

The jack is speciﬁ c to your vehicle, do not use it for any other

purposes.

With a spare wheel, drive cautiously.

Access to the spare wheel

Open the lower tailgate.

Remove the blank

A

with the aid of

the ignition key, to insert the exten-

sion for the wheelbrace.

Slacken the spare wheel carrier

screw.

Lift the carrier to release the

retaining hook, then disengage it.

To reposition the spare wheel

Having repositioned the jack and

its handle in its protection box in

the wheel, slide the wheel into the

carrier.

Lift the carrier to secure it in the

safety hook.

Retighten the screw from inside

the boot compartment.

Stow the wheelbrace and exten-

sion.

Reposition the blank

A

.

Tyre pressures

This is indicated on the label on the

front door pillar. See "Vehicle iden-

tiﬁ cation" and "User Precautions".

ADVICE

The wheel bolts are speciﬁ c to the

type of wheel.

If the type of wheel is changed,

check with your CITROËN dealer

If the type of wheel is changed,

that the wheel bolts are compatible

with the new wheels.

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C H A N G I N G A W H E E L

Removal

1.

Park the vehicle on stable, ﬁ rm ground that is not slippery. Apply the

parking brake.

Switch off the ignition and engage ﬁ rst gear or reverse gear, depending

on any slope.

Ensure that all vehicle occupants have left the vehicle and are

positioned in a safe place.

2.

Position the jack at one of the four jacking-points provided on the

subframe close to the wheels. Using the handle, unwind the jack until it

reaches the ground.

3.

To unclip the wheel embellisher, pull using the end of the wheelbrace as

a lever in one of the apertures.

For vehicles with aluminium wheel rims:

With a central embellisher, remove the embellisher, using the tool, to

access the bolts.

With visible wheel bolts, remove the chromed bolt protectors, using

the tool, before slackening the bolts.

4.

Continue to extend the jack until the wheel is a few centimetres off the

ground.

5.

Undo the other bolts, remove the wheel.

-

Reﬁ tting

1.

Fit the wheel on the hub, using the centring guide.

2.

Screw in the bolts but do not fully tighten them, remove the wheel centring guide in order to screw in the last

bolt.

3.

Lower the jack and remove it.

4.

Tighten the wheel bolts, using the wheelbrace.

5.

Reﬁ t the embellisher, taking care to accommodate the tyre valve. Then pressing all round its circumference.

6.

Have the original wheel repaired and reﬁ tted as soon as possible.

7.

Make sure that the tyre is at the correct pressure (see "Vehicle Identiﬁ cation" and "User Precautions") and have

the wheel balancing checked.

Dimension of the spare wheel

If your spare wheel has dimensions different from those of the normal vehicle wheels (identiﬁ ed by a label), it is

imperative to use the spare wheel only temporarily, to drive with caution, not to exceed 80 km/h (50 mph) and to have

the tyre repaired and the normal wheel reﬁ tted as soon as possible.

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121

Because the aerosol is pressurised, do not expose it to

temperatures higher than 50 °C.

After provisionally repairing a tyre using the repair aerosol,

you are advised not to drive at over 80 km/h.

If your vehicle has no spare

wheel, a repair aerosol is to be

found in the boot.

Using the repair aerosol

Directory

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20

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR NAVIGATION – TRAFFIC INFORMATION

.................................................................................................................

18

Enter an address

....................................................................................................................

19

NaviDrive services

.................................................................................................................

19

Choice of one of the last twenty destinations

........................................................................

20

Sort/delete stages

..................................................................................................................

21

Varying the route

....................................................................................................................

21

Adding a stage

........................................................................................................................

21

Destination chosen (to change it)

..........................................................................................

21

Activate/Deactivate pronunciation of the street name

..........................................................

21

Viewing information on the navigation CD-ROM

..................................................................

21

CHOOSE A DESTINATION

PAGE 19

STAGES AND ROUTES

PAGE 21

TMC TRAFFIC INFORMATION

PAGE 21

MODIFY THE GUIDANCE OPTIONS

PAGE 21

Deﬁ ning the route calculation criteria

....................................................................................

21

Adjusting the voice synthesiser

..............................................................................................

21

Deleting the last destinations

.................................................................................................

21

Filtering by incident

.....................................

23

Geographical ﬁ lter

......................................

Geographical ﬁ lter

23

Activate/Deactivate ﬁ lter on route

..............

23

Choice of TMC station

................................

23

Consulting of messages

.........................................................................................................

23

Filtering TMC information

Adjusting the voice synthesiser

..............................................................................................

21

Activate/Deactivate showing of messages

............................................................................

21

STOP/RESUME GUIDANCE

...............................................................................................................................................................

17

M E N U ST R UC T U R E FO R N AV I G ATI O N –

T R A F FI C I N F O R M AT I O N

AUD

AUD 1.

c

AUD 1.

d

AUD 1.

a

AUD 1.

b

ODB 1

ODB 2

ODB 2.

b

ODB 1.

c

ODB 2.

a

ODB

8

Activate/deactivate display of Radio Text

..............................................................................

25

Activate/deactivate display of CD MP3 detail

........................................................................

25

Activate/deactivate the RDS function in FM

..........................................................................

25

Activate/deactivate regional search mode in FM

..................................................................

25

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR RADIO SOURCE

...............................................................................................................................................

25

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR CD SOURCE

....................................................................................................................................................

31

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR MP3

.............................................................................................................................................................

31

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR CD-CHANGER SOURCE

.....................................................................................................................................

32

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR TRIP COMPUTER

...............................................................................................................................................

33

Modify the units

......................................................................................................................

33

Enter a distance to destination

...............................................................................................

33

Display the level of charge of the reserve battery

.................................................................

33

Display the status of GPS coverage

......................................................................................

33

Display the log of alerts

..........................................................................................................

33

TRIP COMPUTER CONFIGURATION

PAGE 33

DIAGNOSIS

PAGE 33

STATUS OF FUNCTIONS

..................................................................................................................................................................

33

M E N U ST R UC T U R ES FO R A U D I O - T R I P

C O M P UT E R

REP 1.

c

REP 1.

d

REP 1

REP 2

REP 1.

a

REP 1.

b

REP 2.

b

REP 2.

c

REP 2.

a

REP 3

REP 3.

a

REP 3.

b

REP 3.

a.I

REP 3.

a.II

REP 3.

a.III

REP 3.

b.I

REP 3.

b.II

REP 3.

b.III

REP 3.

b.IV

REP

9

Delete a ﬁ le

.............................................................................................................................

34

Delete all ﬁ les

.........................................................................................................................

34

Consult or modify a ﬁ le

...........................................................................................................

34

Add a ﬁ le

.................................................................................................................................

34

Name directory

.......................................................................................................................

34

Choose the start directory

......................................................................................................

34

Select directory

.......................................................................................................................

34

MANAGING DIRECTORY FILES

PAGE 34

CONFIGURATION

PAGE 34

TRANSFER OF FILES

PAGE 35

Exchange by infrared

Send all ﬁ les

................................................

35

Receive by infrared

.....................................

35

Send a ﬁ le

...................................................

35

Exchange with the SIM card

Receive a ﬁ le from the SIM

........................

35

Send all ﬁ les to SIM

...................................

35

Receive all ﬁ les from the SIM

.....................

35

Send a ﬁ le to SIM

........................................

35

M E N U ST R UC T U R E FO R D I R ECTO RY

TEL 2

TEL 3

TEL 1

TEL 2.

b

TEL 2.

c

TEL 2.

a

TEL 2.

d

TEL 3.

a

TEL 3.

d

TEL 3.

b

TEL 3.

c

TEL 4

TEL 4.

b

TEL 4.

c

TEL 4.

a

TEL 4.

d

TEL

10

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR TELEPHONE AND TELEMATIC SERVICES

...............................................................................................................

38

CITROËN Assistance

.............................................................................................................

39

NaviDrive services

.................................................................................................................

39

CITROËN on Line

...................................................................................................................

39

Messages received

................................................................................................................

39

SERVICES

PAGE 40

TELEPHONE FUNCTIONS

PAGE 40

Ringtone options for voice calls

.........................

40

Voice callback no. for SMS messages

..............

40

Conﬁ gure calls

....................................................

40

Delete the list of calls and SMS messages

.......

40

Network

...................................................................................................................................

40

Call options

Duration of calls

......................................................................................................................

40

Managing the PIN code

..........................................................................................................

40

CALL

..........................................................................................................................................................................................

38

Sending of SMS messages

....................................................................................................

40

Composing an SMS message

................................................................................................

40

Reading of SMS messages

....................................................................................................

40

Delete the list of SMS messages

...........................................................................................

40

TEXT MESSAGING (SMS)

PAGE 40

TEXT MESS

TEXT MES

M E N U ST R UC T U R E FO R T E LE PH O N E

A N D T E LE M AT I C S E R V I C ES

CAR 2

CAR 1

CAR 5

CAR 3

CAR 4

CAR

CFG

1

CFG 2

CFG

11

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR MAP

.............................................................................................................................................................

44

Map oriented to the vehicle

....................................................................................................

44

Map oriented to North

.............................................................................................................

44

ORIENTATION OF THE MAP

PAGE 44

MEMORISE THE CURRENT POSITION

.................................................................................................................................................

44

CENTRE AROUND THE VEHICLE

.......................................................................................................................................................

44

MAP DETAILS

...............................................................................................................................................................................

44

Lighting conﬁ guration

.............................................................................................................

42

DEFINE THE VEHICLE PARAMETERS

PAGE 42

Sound

......................................................................................................................................

42

International parameters (time, date, etc.)

.............................................................................

42

DISPLAY CONFIGURATION

PAGE 42

Choice of colours

....................................................................................................................

42

Adjusting brightness and contrast

.........................................................................................

42

Choice of language

.................................................................................................................

42

M E N U ST R UC T U R E FO R

C O N FI G U R AT I O N – M A P – V I D EO

Operation of rear screen wipe

................................................................................................

42

MOVE THE MAP

................................................................................................................................................................................

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VO I C E C O M M A N DS

ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION OF VOICE

RECOGNITION

Give a short press on the end of the lighting

control stalk

7

to activate this function.

Activation of the function is conﬁ rmed by

a beep and by the opening of a window on

the display. The system is then listening. If

the word pronounced is understood by the

system, then it is displayed in the window

and a beep is heard. Otherwise the system

says “

Sorry

”. You then have to say the

word again.

Voice commands are deactivated automati-

cally and the system emits a double beep,

when an action has been completed using

voice commands.

If no voice commands are given, this function

is deactivated after a few seconds and the

system says “

End of recognition

”.

A press on the end of the lighting control

stalk

7

or on

J

, deactivates the function.

Example :

To obtain memorised radio station no.

3

: Pro-

nounce the word “

Radio

”, wait for the system

to reply with a beep, then pronounce the word

“

Memory

”, wait for the system to reply with

a beep, then ﬁ nish with the word

3

.

After the double beep, the desired action

is performed.

If you say the word “

Help

” and “

What can

I say

”, you will see displayed all the com-

mands that are available at the moment of

this request.

Say the key words that correspond to the

action that you wish carried out.

If you should lose your way in the different

levels of the voice command structure, say

the word “

Cancel

” to bring you back to the

voice commands at the previous level of

the structure.

However careful the user may be, the pre-

recorded words or expressions will always be

more easily recognised than words recorded

by the user.

GENERAL

Voice commands can control a certain

number of functions :

Using a voice label recorded by the user,

for example : “Office” or “

Home

”. To

enhance the recognition of these labels,

you are recommended to record them

using different intonations.

Using pre-recorded words and expres-

sions, for example : “Radio”, “

Help

”.

The voice commands function in a logical

sequence. A word voiced at one level must

be recognised before another word at the

next level can be recognised.

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LI S T A N D S T R U CT U R E O F VO I C E

C O M M A N D S

Display

Audio

Displays the information on the current audio source in the right hand part of the screen

Guidance

Displays the information on navigation/guidance in the right hand part of the screen

Navigation

Displays the information on navigation/guidance in the right hand part of the screen

Trip computer

Displays the information on the trip computer in the right hand part of the screen

Telephone

Displays the telephone information in the right hand part of the screen

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Call

“Pre-recorded label”

Starts a telephone call to the ﬁ rst number on the record associated with the voice label pronounced

Stop

Stops voice commands

Changer

Changes to CD changer audio source

Changer

Disc number

1-6

Changes to CD changer playback for the number given

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Previous disc

Changes to playback of the previous CD in the changer

Next disc

Changes to playback of the next CD in the changer

Random playback

Activates, or deactivates, random playback of the current CD

List

Displays the list of the tracks on the CD currently being played

Track number

1-20

Changes to playback of the track, of the current CD, for the number given

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Previous track

Changes to the previous track of the current CD

Next track

Changes to the next track of the current CD

Repeat

Activates, or deactivates, repetition of playback of the current CD

Scan

Activates, or deactivates, playback of the start of tracks of the current CD

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

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LI S T A N D S T R U CT U R E O F VO I C E

C O M M A N D S

Guidance

Stop

Stops the current guidance

Directory

“Pre-recorded label”

Starts guidance towards the address contained in the record associated with the voice label pronounced

Restart

Resumes guidance towards the last destination selected

See

Destination

Centres the map on the current or previous destination

Vehicle

Centres the map around the vehicle

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Zoom in

Enlarges the zone represented on the map

Zoom out

Reduces the zone represented on the map

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Guide to

“Pre-recorded label”

Starts guidance towards the address contained in the record associated with the voice label pronounced

Trafﬁ c info

Display

Displays the list of TMC trafﬁ c information messages

Read

Reads the message in the list of TMC messages or reads the last message selected

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

CD player

Change to CD audio source

CD player

Random playback

Activates, or deactivates, random playback of the CD

List

Displays the list of the tracks on the CD currently being played

Track number

1-20

Changes to playback of the track for the number given

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Previous track

Changes to the previous track of the CD

Next track

Changes to the next track of the CD

Scan

Activates, or deactivates, playback of the start of tracks of the CD

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Directory

Repeat

Activates or deactivates repetition of playback of the current CD-cover

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

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LI S T A N D S T R U CT U R E O F VO I C E

C O M M A N D S

Message

Display

Displays the list of SMS messages

Read

Reads the last SMS message received or the SMS selected in the list of messages

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Navigation

Stop

Stops the current guidance

Directory

“Pre-recorded label”

Starts guidance towards the address contained in the record associated with the voice label

pronounced

Restart

Resumes guidance towards the last destination selected

See

Destination

Centres the map on the current or previous destination

Vehicle

Centres the map around the vehicle

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Zoom in

Enlarges the zone represented on the map

Zoom out

Reduces the zone represented on the map

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

No

Cancels a request to delete an SMS message

Yes

Conﬁ rms a request to delete an SMS message

Radio

Changes to Radio audio source

Radio

Autostore

Memorises the 6 strongest FM stations that can be received where the vehicle is

List

Displays a list of the stations that can be received where the vehicle is

Memory

1-6

Selects the station corresponding to the memory bank number given

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

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LI S T A N D S T R U CT U R E O F VO I C E

C O M M A N D S

SMS

Display

Displays the list of SMS messages

Read

Reads the last SMS message received or the SMS selected in the list of messages

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Stop

Stops the reading of SMS messages. Stops voice commands

Delete

Requests deletion of the SMS message currently being read

Telephone

Mail box

Starts a telephone call to the user’s mail box

Last number

Starts a telephone call to the most recent number ﬁ guring in the user’s calls list

Voice messaging

Starts a telephone call to the user’s mail box

Directory

“Pre-recorded label”

Starts a telephone call to the ﬁ rst number on the record associated with the voice label

pronounced

Cancel

Returns to the ﬁ rst level of the voice commands structure

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at this level

Help

Displays the voice commands possible at the ﬁ rst level

What can I say

Displays the voice commands possible at the ﬁ rst level

NAV

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N AV I G AT I O N – T R A F FI C I N FO R M AT I O N

When navigation is to be used for the

ﬁ rst time, or when the battery has been

disconnected for any reason, the naviga-

tion system has to be initialised. For this

operation the vehicle must be parked

outdoors so that it can pick up satellite

signals. Turn the ignition to position M

(see vehicle Handbook) and leave for at

least ﬁ fteen minutes.

INTRODUCTION

The on-board navigation system uses audible

and visual instructions to guide you towards

the destination of your choice.

The system uses a cartographic database

stored on a CD-ROM, and a GPS system.

The GPS system enables your position

to be plotted via contact with a number of

satellites.

The navigation system is composed of the

following elements :

A CD-ROM reader.

A button for recall of the last voice mes-

sage - during navigation, a long press

on the end of the lighting control stalk

7

repeats the latest voice information.

Cartographic data in the form of a CDROM

that has to be inserted, printed side up,

in the aperture

X

.

A synthesised voice for enunciating the

guidance instructions during navigation.

A display screen.

A GPS aerial.

Control on the dashboard and controls at

the steering wheel.

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Speciﬁ c functions or services may vary

depending on the CD-ROM version or the

country where the system is used.

GPS satellite reception or guidance cal-

culation may be affected temporarily (for

example under bridges or in underground

car parks, etc.) by where the vehicle is

located.

TMC TRAFFIC INFORMATION

In some countries, trafﬁ c information mes-

sages are transmitted by FM radio stations.

Such information, broadcast by the RDS

system, can be received and decoded by

NaviDrive. See the description of this func-

tion from page 21.

VOLUME FOR VOICE INSTRUCTIONS

When receiving voice instructions, you can

adjust the volume using button

C

, or controls

4

and

6

at the steering wheel.

You can deactivate voice instructions via

the menu “

Configuration

” - “

Display

”-

“

Sound

”.

MAIN MENU FOR NAVIGATION – TRAF-

FIC INFORMATION

Press on

P

then use the control

G

to select

the icon Navigation - Trafﬁ c information to

access the following choices :

Selecting a destination.

Stages and routes.

Guidance options.

TMC trafﬁ c information.

Stop/resume guidance.

After the start of a guidance, a display cau-

tions you concerning the use of navigation.

If you accept its content, press on

G

.

Respect the road regulations that are in

force.

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During navigation, provided the navigation CD-ROM is present, the display indicates the

manoeuvres to be made :

1

In navigation : manoeuvre to be made or, momentarily, direction to follow.

Except during guidance : Display of a compass.

2

Next manoeuvre to be made.

3

Next road to be taken and name of town.

4

Symbol concerning Trafﬁ c Information or services in proximity (colour display).

5

Road currently being taken and name of town.

6

Estimated time of arrival at destination (based on ﬂ owing trafﬁ c).

7

Distance to ﬁ nal destination.

8

Distance to the next manoeuvre.

Remark :

Depending on the situation of the vehicle and the reception of the GPS information, this infor-

mation may temporarily be absent from the screen.

Tip :

When Navigation is being displayed, a long press on the “

Menu

” button activates a demonstra-

tion of the Navigation function of your NaviDrive.

Next select a destination by using the Navigation Menu. After entering this, start Navigation

and see a simulation of the movements of your vehicle. The point of departure will be either

the place where the vehicle is now, or the last known location. It is possible to enter a different

point of departure via the demonstration menu. This demonstration can let you see a route

that you wish to take in the future.

N AV I G AT I O N – T R A F FI C I N FO R M AT I O N

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR NAVIGATION

– TRAFFIC INFORMATION

A press on

W

during navigation brings up

a display on the right of the screen, permit-

ting you to :

Modify the display of the map

. Display

full screen or on the right hand side (colour

screen only).

Alter the route.

During guidance this

function lets you modify your original

route. Enter the distance of the desired

diversion then select the “

OK

” function

and validate.

Memorise the position of the vehicle

.

The vehicle position will be saved in

the current directory, under a label for

name of town and street (if available on

the Navigation CDROM). Otherwise the

label corresponds to GPS coordinates

for the location.

Modify the guidance criteria for your

itinerary.

Stop/resume guidance.

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N AV I G AT I O N – T R A F FI C I N FO R M AT I O N

If the list contains less than 6 names, these

last will display automatically.

Select a town, then validate.

When the complete name of the town is

displayed, select it then validate “

OK

”.

2 Enter the name of the street

Enter the street name in the same way as

you entered the town name

.

Note :

Do not enter the type of road (street,

avenue ,etc.).

3 Validation

When the complete name of the street is

displayed, select it then validate “

OK

”.

Tips :

If you enter only the name of the town and

then validate immediately “

OK

”, you will

go directly to the town centre.

The function “

Store

” memorises the

address displayed into a ﬁ le of the cur-

rent directory.

The selection “

Present location

” displays

the current address.

The selection “

GPS

” brings up the GPS

coordinates.

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CHOOSE A DESTINATION

This menu allows you to :

Enter an address.

Access

NaviDrive Services

if you have

subscribed to a speciﬁ c contract (assist-

ance and entry of a destination).

Choose a centre of interest

that is avail-

rest

able in a town (restaurant, airport, hotel,

cinema, theatre, etc.

Choose a destination stored in a

directory.

Choose one of the last twenty des-

tinations.

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ENTER AN ADDRESS

The last guidance address is displayed.

1

Enter a town name

To enter the name of a town, select “

Town

”

then validate. Next, select then validate

letter by letter or enter them using the

alphanumeric keypad.

If you make an error, press “

Correct”

to

delete the last letter entered.

Remark :

After the ﬁ rst letter has been validated, only

those letters that can complete an existing

name in the database will be displayed.

“

List

” tells you, as you begin to enter the

name of the town, how many towns start

with or include the same letters.

Select “

List

” to choose one of them.

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N AV I G AT I O N – T R A F FI C I N FO R M AT I O N

Remark :

If the centre of interest selected is not avail-

able at the programmed location, a message

informs you of this.

After validation of the location, the centre

of interest closest to your location appears.

The distance indicated is the distance in a

straight line from this location.

A message in the strip (X/n) tells you if

there is more than one establishment (n =

maximum) offering a similar centre of inter-

est within a radius of 50 km in a straight line

from the location selected.

Use “<<”, “>>” or “<”, “>” to study the list

on offer.

When the establishment of your choice

appears, you can choose :

“

OK

” to activate guidance to this centre

of interest.

“*1” to add it to your directory.

“

Contact

” to make a call to this centre

of interest.

SELECTION FROM THE DIRECTORY

The function “

Select in the directory

” lets

you start a guidance towards a location

that is stored on a ﬁ le, with the Navigation

CD-ROM present.

SELECTING FROM YOUR MOST RECENT

DESTINATIONS

The function “

Select from your most

recent destinations

” lets you start guidance

towards one of the last twenty destinations

that have been automatically stored by your

installation.

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4 Enter a street no. or the name of an

intersecting street

You can enter the number of the street you

require, using either control

G

or the alpha-

numeric keypad.

Select then validate “

OK

”.

Remark :

The ﬁ rst and last street numbers are dis-

played.

You can also select a street from the list

of “Intersections”, which means you do not

have to enter the street no.

Remark :

If the street selected has no numbers, the

list of street intersections is automatically

displayed.

The complete destination is then dis-

played.

Select then validate “

OK

”, to start the guid-

ance.

Follow the action instructions.

CHOICE OF A CENTRE OF INTEREST

If you desire to be directed to a centre of

interest, select the type of centre of interest

and validate.

The list of centres of interest of the type

selected then appears. Select then validate

the centre of interest desired, in order to

access the menu “

Choice of location

”.

The last-entered address is displayed.

There are 3 possibilities for deﬁ ning the

location close to which you desire to ﬁ nd a

centre of interest :

Take the last address entered by validating

the “

OK

” function.

Enter the name of a different town then

enter the street name (optional).

Bring up the name of the place you are

currently at, via the function “

Present

location

”.

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N AV I G AT I O N – R D S -T M C T R A FFI C

I N FO R M AT I O N

STAGES AND ROUTES

This menu allows you :

To add a stage to your route

after guid-

ance has started.

To sort or delete stages

.

To change your route

. You have to indi-

cate the number of kilometres you wish

to leave out in order to permit calculation

of a new route.

To select the destination chosen ini-

tially in order to modify it

.

Remark :

If a stage is programmed, the

navigation system will still try to go that

way unless it has already been passed or

deleted.

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GUIDANCE OPTIONS

This menu allows you :

To deﬁ ne the calculation criteria for

your itinerary

so that it will be the quickest

rary

or the shortest, taking account of trafﬁ c

information etc.. The last criteria selected

are displayed.

To adjust the volume of the voice syn-

thesiser for guidance purposes

.

To activate/deactivate naming of the

street in the voice instructions

.

To display the information from the

Navigation CD-ROM

.

To delete the last destinations

.

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TMC TRAFFIC INFORMATION

This menu allows you :

To consult the Traffic Information

messages

.

To ﬁ lter the trafﬁ c information

.

To adjust the volume of the voice

synthesiser for the reading of the

information

.

To activate/deactivate the showing of

messages

. The symbols remain displayed

on the map.

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R D S -T M C T R A F FI C I N FO R M AT I O N

As opposed to the road information ﬂ ashes

broadcast by an FM station during its nor-

mal programming (see the TA function in

RDS), the TMC (Trafﬁ c Message Channel)

messages are coded and not audible. TMC

ﬁ lters the information that is of interest to you

and broadcasts it in the language selected

in your NaviDrive, even in a foreign country

where the language of the local radio is not

your own.

The availability of such information depends

on the country and on the region where you

are travelling.

This information is displayed in a superim-

posed window and by symbols on the map

(colour display). It be read out by the voice

synthesiser.

Remark :

The volume of the voice synthesiser can be

adjusted in the menu “

TMC

Trafﬁ c Informa-

tion” and by moving control

C

while the TMC

trafﬁ c information is being heard.

The messages contain for example : A date

and time of transmission, the nature of the

trafﬁ c incident, its location, plus the name and

direction of the trafﬁ c artery concerned.

The messages are classed according to the

distance of the incident from your vehicle.

This list is updated approximately every 15

minutes.

To receive and view this trafﬁ c information,

it is necessary to insert the navigation CD-

ROM , to activate TMC trafﬁ c information,

to select a type of incident and a type of

geographical ﬁ ltering.

Selection of an FM radio station broad-

casting RDS-TMC trafﬁ c information is

automatic. If you want to select a different

station, you must use the menu “

Filter-

ing of TMC

information” then “

Choice

of TMC

station”.

Remarks :

The multifunction screen displays the

“

TMC

” symbol as soon as a station

broadcasting TMC information is being

received.

When the FM station selected cannot

broadcast the TMC information, the “

TMC

”

symbol will be barred on a monochrome

screen and shaded on a colour screen.

Depending on the station selected, the

trafﬁ c information may be more or less

complete and precise, or cover a larger

or smaller area. Each radio station is

individually responsible for the quality of

the information that it broadcasts.

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LIST OF TMC SYMBOLS ON THE COL-

OUR DISPLAY

Trafﬁ c bottlenecks and queues

Road closures and restrictions

Vehicle size restrictions

Road conditions and dangers

Weather and visibility

Parking restrictions

Restrictions on public transport

Demonstrations

These symbols may be accompanied by

an arrow indicating in which trafﬁ c direction

they are situated.

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R D S -T M C T R A F FI C I N FO R M AT I O N

CONSULTING OF MESSAGES

This menu gives you access to the

list of

messages

.

Note :

Certain of these messages may offer you

a diversion from your route, depending on

the TMC information received (it is neces-

sary for you to have selected the “

trafﬁ c

info

” guidance option). If you accept one

of these messages, then the NaviDrive

offers you a diversion and recalculates

your itinerary. You can then choose

whether or not to accept the offer.

A message is sent to you when the deci-

sion is imminent. You are informed again

as you approach the junction.

Tip :

It is possible to consult a message by select-

ing a symbol present on the map. For this,

in the “

Map

” menu select “Move the map”

then the symbol.

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FILTERING BY INCIDENT

This choice lets you select the nature

of the incidents of which you wish to be

informed :

Those to do with roads, such as trafﬁ c

conditions, roads closed or vehicle size

restrictions, and/or.

Those concerning the town where you

are, such as parking, public transport or

demonstrations.

Whether you are able to access this informa-

tion depends on its availability.

Remark :

If you do not select an incident, you will not

receive any TMC trafﬁ c information.

GEOGRAPHICAL FILTER

This choice lets you select an area for inci-

dents (radius of 3 to 20000 km) of which you

wish to be informed :

Those happening around your vehicle

and/or.

Those at a location to be selected.

The two ﬁ lters can be cumulative. The radius

value is then common to both.

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FILTERING TMC INFORMATION

This menu gives you access to :

Activation/deactivation of the itiner-

ary ﬁ lter

. In navigation, it lets you select

only those incidents that are located on

the guidance itinerary and in the relevant

trafﬁ c direction.

Filtering by incident

. This allows you to

select only certain types of incident (all

selected by default).

Geographical ﬁ lter

. This lets you select

only the incidents that have occurred

around the vehicle and/or around a given

location.

Remark :

The different ﬁ lters can be cumulative.

Choice of TMC

station. This allows you

to select another station that broadcasts

RDS-TMC information.

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AU D I O

TEMPORARY SOUND PAUSE

Press simultaneously on buttons

4

and

6

at the steering wheel to activate this func-

tion.

The sound will be paused, regardless of

the source selected. The permanent audio

sources (radio, CD, CD changer, MP3)

remain cut off, but not the others (guidance

instructions for example).

To restore sound, press any of the buttons

on the control panel.

SOUND ADJUSTMENTS

Each press on button

U

brings up the param-

eter to be adjusted : choice of predeﬁ ned

sound ambiances, bass, treble, loudness,

fade (front/rear sound distribution), balance

(left/right sound distribution) and volume

adjusted to vehicle speed.

Control

G

allows you to modify the value of

the parameter displayed.

Note :

The value chosen is automatically

accepted, without any need for valida-

tion.

The selection of a particular sound ambi-

ence automatically adjusts the bass and

treble.

Adjustment of bass and treble is avail-

able only if you have selected the sound

ambiance “

None

”.

Adjustments of bass, treble and loud-

ness, when available, are speciﬁ c to each

sound source.

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SELECTION OF SOURCE

Press on button

B

or

5

to select the audio

source : Radio, CD, CD changer or MP3.

VOLUME ADJUSTMENT

Rotate the control

C

to increase or decrease

the sound volume.

You can also increase or decrease the

volume using controls

4

and

6

at the steer-

ing wheel.

Note :

The sound volume when you switch off

NaviDrive will be the same when you

switch it on again.

The sound volume is automatically cor-

rected according to vehicle speed if the

“

speed-sensitive volume

”function is

active.

The sound volume adjustment operates

independently for each audio source.

Thus volume can be varied according to

the sound source.

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PRINCIPAL AUDIO MENU

Press on

P

then use the control

G

to select

the Audio icon in order to access the follow-

ing choices. :

Activate/deactivate the RDS

search

function in

FM

.

Activate/deactivate the regional search

mode in FM

.

Activate/deactivate the display ofRa-

dio Text,

broadcast by the radio station

if available (“

RT

” displays at the bottom

of the screen).

Activate/deactivate the display of

CD MP3

detail.

You change from one source to another by

pressing button

B

or control

5

at the steer-

ing wheel.

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R A D I O S O U RC E

NOTES ON RADIO RECEPTION

Your Navidrive system will be subject to

phenomena not encountered by your equip-

ment you have at home. The reception of AM

and FM signals may suffer from interference,

which is caused by the nature and propaga-

tion of the signals and does not reﬂ ect on the

quality of your radio installation.

In AM, the reception may be affected when

passing under power lines or bridges, or

when travelling through tunnels.

In FM mode, the reception may be affected by

the distance from the station transmitter, the

reﬂ ecting of signals off obstacles (mountains,

hills, tower blocks) and radio blackspots (no

coverage from the station transmitter).

SELECTION OF FREQUENCIES AND

MEMORY BANKS

By repeated presses on button

R

, the

NaviDrive changes successively between

the memory banks FM1, FM2 and FMast,

corresponding to FM frequencies, and to

the memory bank MW/LW, corresponding

to AM frequencies.

MANUAL SEARCH

A short press on one of the buttons

H

or

I

,

will respectively increase or decrease the

displayed frequency.

By keeping button

H

or

I

pressed, you will

be able to scroll through the waveband.

Scrolling stops as soon as a station is found.

NaviDrive remains tuned to the frequency

displayed.

MANUAL PRE-SETTING

Select the waveband and memory bank

required using button

R

.

Select a station using either automatic or

manual search.

Keep pressing for more than two seconds

on one of the pre-selection buttons

1

to

6

on the keypad

W

.

A window opens on the screen, the station is

memorised as it is displayed on the memory

number you have given it.

CONTEX TUAL MENU FOR RADIO

SOURCE

A press on

G

while listening to the radio

permits you to :

Enter the desired frequency

.

Activate/deactivate the RDS

search

function in

FM

.

Activate/deactivate the regional search

mode in FM

.

Activate/deactivate the display of

Radio Text,

broadcast by the radio station

if available (“

RT

” displays at the bottom

of the screen).

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R A D I O S O U RC E

AUTOMATIC SEARCH

A short press on one of the buttons

M

or

N

will tune into higher or lower radio stations

respectively, within the chosen waveband.

By keeping one of the buttons

M

or

N

pressed, you can scroll continuously through

the waveband. The scrolling will stop at

the ﬁ rst station it ﬁ nds once the button is

released.

You can also do this by means of controls

2

and

3

at the steering wheel.

If NaviDrive did not manage to capture a

station on a frequency known to you (recep-

tion very weak), you can perform a manual

search for this station.

TUNING SENSITIVITY

Automatic searches can be carried out

according to two levels of sensitivity :

To capture the most powerful transmit-

ters, choose the local search mode “

LO

”

(default option).

To capture the weakest or most distant

transmitters, choose the sensitive search

mode “

DX

”.

Search for a station is done ﬁ rst in “

LO

”

(local) sensitivity, then in “

DX

” (distant)

sensitivity.

To commence a search in sensitivity “

DX

”

(distant) immediately , press twice in succes-

sion on one of the buttons

M

or

N

.

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AUTOMATIC MEMORISATION OF TRANS-

MITTERS (AUTOSTORE FUNCTION)

In FM, if you keep pressing for more than

two seconds on button

R

, your Navi-Drive

will automatically memorise the 6 strongest

transmitters on the FMast memory bank.

NaviDrive memorises the 6 strongest trans-

mitters by deleting the 6 previously memo-

rised.

After the memorisation, NaviDrive goes

immediately to memory 1 of the FMast

memory bank.

Note :

If the trafﬁ c information function has been

activated (see RDS SYSTEM), the stations

offering this facility will be memorised

as priority.

If it is unable to memorise any new sta-

tions, the system will retain the previously

memorised stations.

If the system is unable to ﬁ nd 6 stations,

the unfilled memory slots will remain

unchanged.

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SEARCHING FOR A STATION IN A

SORTED LIST

To search for a station in a sorted list, your

installation periodically updates the list of

the stations received around your vehicle.

It shows you what stations are available,

ﬁ rst in alphabetical order, then by frequency

in ascending order if the names are not

known.

To access this list, give a short press on

button

T

.

This list is updated automatically every 10

minutes.

You can update this list at any time, by giv-

ing a long press on button

T

when the list is

displayed on the multifunction screen.

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R A D I O S O U RC E - R D S SY ST EM

RECALL OF PRE-SET STATIONS

A short press on one of the pre-selection

buttons

1

to

6

on the keypad

W

recalls the

corresponding memorised station.

If it is a RDS station, the frequency appears

some seconds before the name appears.

For RDS stations, recall of a station may

prompt a search of the frequency correspond-

ing to the region where you are located.

This operation can also be performed using

the control

1

at the steering wheel.

USING THE RDS (RADIO DATA SYSTEM)

FUNCTION ON FM

USING THE RDS (R

RDS (R

The majority of FM stations use the RDS

system.

This system enables such stations to transmit

non-audible data in addition to the broadcast-

ing of their programmes.

The data provides access to various func-

tions described in this chapter, such as:

intermittent traffic information flashes,

display of the station name and automatic

station scanning.

RDS enables you to continue listening to

your chosen radio station, regardless of the

different frequencies it uses in the regions

through which you are travelling.

SCANNING OF RDS STATIONS

NaviDrive keeps the best possible recep-

tion.

It continuously looks for any other frequen-

cies on which the selected radio station

is broadcast, automatically choosing the

frequency offering the best reception (if

the station broadcasts on more than one

transmitter or frequency).

Activation or deactivation of the function can

be accessed via the “

AUDIO

” main menu or

via the “

RADIO

” contextual menu.

The display will indicate :

RDS

, if the function is active and available

for the station chosen.

RDS

barred on the monochrome display

or

RDS

shaded on the colour display,

when the function is activated but not

available on the station.

If the station you have selected does not

broadcast on different frequencies in the

areas in which you are travelling, it is possible

to deactivate the automatic RDS transmission

scanning function.

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REGIONAL SEARCH MODE

Some stations when they are organised

in a network in the different regions that

they serve, transmit programmes that are

different at certain times and the same at

other times.

It is possible to search :

Either for a regional station only.

Or across the whole network in order to

ﬁ nd a different programme.

Activation or deactivation of the function can

be accessed via the “

AUDIO

” main menu or

via the “

RADIO

” contextual menu.

Note :

If the function is active, NaviDrive will

not change from one regional station to

another.

If the function is non-active, NaviDrive

will choose the strongest frequency from

among different stations.

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R D S SYS T EM

TA TRAFFIC INFORMATION (TRAFFIC

ANNOUNCEMENTS)

TA TRAFFIC INFOR

INFOR

Some stations allow broadcasting of these

messages thanks to the “

TA

” function.

TA

You can activate this function by pressing

button

S

. Your system allows you to receive

trafﬁ c information ﬂ ashes from an FM station

which broadcasts them, even though you

are listening to another radio programme

not itself providing trafﬁ c information, or to

another audio source.

The display will indicate “

TA

” provided

the function is activated and the station is

compatible with these messages ; “

TA

” will

TA

be barred on the monochrome display and

shaded on the colour display, when the sta-

tion is not compatible.

While traffic announcements are being

broadcast, the original radio programme, or

audio source being played, is paused. When

the messages are ﬁ nished, your NaviDrive

will revert automatically to the musical pro-

gramme originally being listened to.

Note :

You have to be in FM wave band.

During station search phases or auto-

matic memorisation phases, if the “

TA

”

TA

function is active, the transmitters that

are compatible with the broadcasting

of these messages will be captured or

memorised ﬁ rst.

The station being listened to should indi-

cate via the RDS system that it broadcasts

trafﬁ c information.

Stations organised in a network (EON)

have regional transmitters sending their

own programmes. While listening to one

of these stations you can switch to any

station on the network that is broadcasting

trafﬁ c information messages.

During the broadcast of a message you

can stop listening to it by pressing but-

ton

S

, the “

TA

” function remains active.

TATA

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SOUND VOLUME ADJUSTMENT FOR

TRAFFIC INFORMATION

The sound volume for trafﬁ c information

operates separately from that for the rest

of the system, and can be adjusted inde-

pendently.

Rotate control

C

while a trafﬁ c information

message is being broadcast.

This volume adjustment is memorised.

RADIO TEXT VIA CONTEXTUAL MENU

If you are in radio source, a press on the

control

G

lets you call up the Radio con-

textual menu to select “Radio Text Read”

(for a brief display of information broadcast

by the station about the programme being

listened to) (for example : name of singer,

title of song, etc.).

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R D S SYS T EM

SELECTING A PROGRAMME TYPE

Certain stations allow you to choose to

listen to a particular type of programme

selected from the available list, for example

as below :

News

Sciences

Current affairs

Various

Services

Pop music

Sport

Rock music

Education

Folk music

Fiction

Light music

Culture

Other music

Weather

Leisure

Economy

Jazz

Children

Country

Social affairs

National

Religion

Old favourites

Discussion

Traditional

Travel

Documentary

Press for more than two seconds on the

S

button.

Rotate control

G

to select the desired pro-

gramme type.

SEARCHING FOR A STATION BROAD-

CASTING THIS PROGRAMME TYPE

Once you have selected the programme

type, validate to start a search.

NaviDrive will settle on the ﬁ rst transmitter

broadcasting this type of programme. If none

can be found, the system will return to the

station it was originally tuned to and then

quit the PTY function.

PRE-SETTING A STATION BROADCAST-

ING THIS PROGRAMME TYPE

Search to select a station.

While it is broadcasting, keep one of the

pre-selection buttons

1

to

6

on the keypad

W

pressed for more than two seconds.

To recall the pre-set programme type, press

the corresponding button.

QUITTING PTY MODE

To quit this function, press on button

S

for

more than two seconds, then NaviDrive will

revert to normal mode.

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C D S O U R C E

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

For safety, do not use a CD player if the

cabin temperature is higher than +60 °C or

lower than -10° C.

If the temperature becomes too high, an

automatic safety device will prevent the

CD player from working until an acceptable

temperature is restored.

HANDLING COMPACT DISCS

Do not drop them. Store the CDs so that they

are kept of dust. Avoid touching the disc sur-

face as any scratches may adversely affect

the sound quality. Do not attach any stickers

to the discs. Do not write on them. Do not use

damaged or deformed discs. Do not expose

them to heat or direct sunlight.

Note :

Some cut CDs cannot be read by your equip-

ment (quality, speed of recording, etc.).

If the surface of the compact disc is dirty, it

can be wiped with a soft, clean cloth. Always

wipe from the centre of the disc outwards.

SELECTING CD SOURCE

After inserting a CD, with the printed side

facing upwards, the player will start playing

the CD automatically.

If there is a CD already inserted, press

on button

B

until you have the source you

require. You can also do this by means of

control

5

at the steering wheel.

Remarks :

Before inserting a CD, always check

that no CD is already there by pressing

on

A

.

If the navigation CD-ROM is inserted,

it is not possible to listen to a CD

in CD

source

.

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EJECTING A CD

Press button

A

to eject the CD, the NaviDrive

A

changes automatically to radio source.

If the CD is not removed within 10 to 15

seconds of being ejected, it will automatically

be taken back into the CD player, although

it will not be played.

SELECTING A TRACK

Press button

M

once to play the next

track.

Press button

N

once to return to the beginning

of the track currently being played, press a

second time to go back to the start of the

previous track.

Press the buttons successively to skip sev-

eral tracks at a time.

This can also be done using control

T

. If

the list of tracks is displayed on the screen,

select the desired track using buttons

H

or

I

or control

G

, validating with the latter.

You can also do this by means of the controls

2

and

3

at the steering wheel.

FAST FORWARD AND RAPID REVERSE

WITH ACCELERATED SOUND

To move swiftly through the CD, press and

keep pressed button

M

or

N

, respectively for

fast forward or rapid reverse with acceler-

ated sound.

Play resumes as normal when the button

is released.

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C D S O U R C E

PLAYBACK OF CD MP3

After inserting a CD MP3, the playback of the

ﬁ rst song of the ﬁ rst CD-cover commences.

You can select the track you wish to listen to

via

M

or

N

or the CD-cover via

H

or

I

.

If a CD MP3 is already inserted, press

on button

B

until you reach the source

required.

Remark :

If the navigation CD is present, it is not pos-

sible to listen to a CD MP3.

TO SELECT A TRACK

To display the list of CD-covers, press on

button

T

.

Use buttons

H

or

I

to select the CD-cover

you wish to listen to.

To open a CD-cover, press

G

.

Use buttons

M

or

N

to select the track you

wish to listen to.

Validate with a press on

G

.

Your audio equipment enables you to listen to music which is usually rights-protected accord-

ing to national and international conventions. Please consult these and respect them.

Your CD player is MP3-compatible in accordance with iso 9660 and formats MP3, MPEG -

, MPEG 2 and MPEG 2.5 layer 3. It can handle transmission speeds of 32 to 320 kbits/s

and playback of 8 to 48 kHz.

CONTEXTUAL MENU FOR MP3

When you are in MP3 source, a press on the

control

G

allows you to activate or deactivate

the following functions :

Playback of the start of each track

of the CD

.

Random playback of all the tracks of

the CD

.

Repetition of the tracks of the current

CD-cover

.

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CO N T E X T U A L M E N U F O R CD

SOURCE

If you are in CD source, a press on control

G

allows you to call up the contextual menu,

for activating or deactivating the following

functions :

Playback of the start of each track

of the CD

.

Random playback

.

Programming of a sequence for play-

back of tracks

.

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C D C H A N G E R SO U R C E

SELECTING A TRACK

Press button

M

once to play the next

track.

Press button

N

once to return to the beginning

of the track currently being played, press a

second time to go back to the start of the

previous track.

Press the buttons successively to skip sev-

eral tracks at a time.

This can also be done using control

T

. If the

list of tracks is displayed on the screen, select

the desired track using buttons

M

or

N

or

control

G

, validating with the latter.

You can also do this by means of the controls

2

and

3

at the steering wheel.

CONTEXTUAL MENU

If you are in CD source, a press on control

G

allows you to call up the contextual menu,

for activating or deactivating the following

functions :

Random playback

.

Playback of the start of each track

of the CD

.

Repetition of the current CD

.

Display of the list of tracks on the

CD

.

Remark :

The CD changer (if there is one)

is not MP3 compatible.

•

For handling of CDs and user precautions,

proceed as for CD Source (page 30.

SELECTING CD CHANGER SOURCE

Press successively on button

B

, until the

desired source is obtained.

You can also do this by means of control

5

at the steering wheel.

SELECTING A CD

Press on one of the pre-selection buttons

1

to

5

on the keypad

W

to choose the CD that

you wish to listen to.

Press button

H

to play the previous CD, or

button

I

to play the next CD.

The CD will start to play automatically. This

operation can also be performed using the

control

1

at the steering wheel.

After each change of source, on return to CD

changer source, playback will resume at the

same point where it had been interrupted.

FAST FORWARD AND RAPID REVERSE

WITH ACCELERATED SOUND

To move swiftly through the CD, press and

keep pressed button

M

or

N

, respectively for

fast forward or rapid reverse with acceler-

ated sound. Play resumes as normal when

the button is released.

CD CHANGER SOURCE

This equipment, if present, comprises a CD

changer

Z

located in the central console,

able to accommodate 5 discs.

INSERTING CDS INTO THE MAGAZINE

Insert the CDs with the printed side

upwards.

Note :

Each compartment takes one disc only.

The CD changer will not operate if discs

are inserted the wrong way up.

REMOVING DISCS

To remove a CD, give a long press on the

corresponding button.

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ODB 2

ODB

ODB 1

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T R I P CO M PU T ER

DIAGNOSIS

This menu allows you to :

Display the log of alerts

. This gives you

a list of the most recent alerts which have

been signalled to you by a message on

the multifunction screen, whether or not

accompanied by the lighting of one of the

alert warning lamps.

Display the level of charge of the sys-

tem back-up battery

. The latter enables

you to make an emergency call should

there be a disconnection of the vehicle's

main battery.

Display the status of the GPS

coverage.

This enables you to see how many satel-

lites are available, as well as the status

of the location of your vehicle.

Remark :

The back-up battery has a life of 4 years. It

must be disposed of by a specialist operator,

never thrown into the public refuse.

National regulations should be consulted

and complied with.

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TRIP COMPUTER MAIN MENU

press on

P

, then on the control

G

select the

Trip Computer icon and validate to have

access to the following choices :

Trip computer conﬁ guration

.

Diagnosis

.

Status of functions

.

CONTEXTUAL MENU

When you see one of the types of trip compu-

ter information displayed on the multifunction

screen, press on the control

G

so as to be

able to access the functions :

Log of alerts

.

Distance to destination

.

Status of functions

.

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TRIP COMPUTER CONFIGURATION

This menu allows you to :

Enter a distance to destination

, if no

guidance is active (otherwise this informa-

tion is given by the navigation system).

Modify the units

, °C or °F, km and litres

or miles and gallons.

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REP 1

REP 2

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D I R EC TO RY

The directory can contain up to 396 ﬁ les

spread over 4 independent sub-direc-

tories (“

User 1

”, “

User 2

”, “

User 3

” and

“

User 4

”).

On delivery of the system, the current direc-

tory is by default the directory “

User 4

”.

One ﬁ le can contain :

An address.

Five telephone nos..

Five e-mails.

A note.

A voice label for use in voice com-

mands.

The address is entered by inputting the town

and the street.

Note :

If you enter the address in the absence of

the navigation CD-ROM, you will not be able

to use this address for navigation.

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MAIN DIRECTORY MENU

Press on

P

then, using control

G

, select

the DIRECTORY icon and validate to have

access to the following choices :

Directory ﬁ le management

, to consult,

modify, add a ﬁ le, or to delete one ﬁ le

or all ﬁ les.

Directory configuration

to select a

directory, deﬁ ne the start directory (current

directory ) and to name the directories.

File transfer

, this allows you: :

To move, by infrared, ﬁ les in Navid-

rive Vcard format to and from nomad

equipment.

To exchange information with a SIM

card inserted in the Navidrive.

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MANAGING DIRECTORY FILES

This menu allows you to :

Consult or modify a ﬁ le

, to select the

ﬁ le you wish to consult or edit.

Add a ﬁ le

, to enter the name for the new

ﬁ le, select on the ﬁ le the short version

you wish to use, then validate and enter

the information.

Delete a ﬁ le

, to select the ﬁ le you wish

to delete.

Delete all the ﬁ les in a directory

.

Tip :

To be able to use the content of a ﬁ le in

navigation, create this ﬁ le by entering the

address, or the stored information, via the

Navigation function.

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REP 3.

b

REP 3.

a

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D I R EC TO RY

EXCHANGE WITH THE SIM CARD

This menu allows you :

To send all the ﬁ les

to the SIM card, from

the current directory of your NaviDrive.

To send a ﬁ le

to the SIM card, from the

current directory of your NaviDrive.

To receive all the ﬁ les

from the SIM

card into the current directory of your

NaviDrive.

To receive one ﬁ le

from the SIM card into

the current directory of your NaviDrive.

Reminder :

When you transfer a ﬁ le from the NaviDrive

to the SIM card, only the ﬁ rst number on the

ﬁ le is recorded.

Remark :

The SIM card represents an independent

source of information: the telephone nos. can

be consulted in the current directory.

•

When they are created, the ﬁ les are stored

in the current directory, notably for use in

voice commands.

VOICE LABEL

You can record a voice label linked to a ﬁ le

by selecting and validating the icon

a

, then

pronouncing the voice label twice.

Next, the voice label can be used in voice

commands for the telephone (say “

call

” then

the voice label) or for navigation (say “

guide

to

” then the voice label), provided that the

address entered in the ﬁ le has been entered

in conjunction with the navigation CD-ROM

and is in the current directory.

TRANSFER FILES

This menu allows you :

Exchange by infrared

between the

NaviDrive and nomad equipment by

means of an infrared port, of all or some

of the ﬁ les in the current directory.

Exchange between the SIM

card

(inserted in the NaviDrive) and the

NaviDrive, of all or only one of the ﬁ les

it contains.

EXCHANGE OF A FILE BY INFRARED

After selection of the menu “

File transfer

”

and of the direction of this transfer, you must

initiate the exchange by showing simultane-

ously in front of the infrared port the nomad

equipment on which you have started the

transfer (refer to the instructions for this

equipment). A message conﬁ rms to you that

the exchange can gone through correctly.

•

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If you have a twin card it is necessary,

on ﬁ rst installation or when updating your

directory, to insert the

SIM

card from

your mobile telephone, then to transfer

the information on it into the NaviDrive

directory. See the Main Menu for the

Directory.

ENTER THE PIN CODE

NaviDrive can definitively memorise the

code of a SIM card. This memorisation

having been accepted, your

code will be

required only once, at the ﬁ rst entry.

Enter your

code using the buttons on

the keypad

W

, then validate by pressing

the control

G

or alternatively button

#

on

the keypad

W

.

Remark :

After three errors in trying to enter the code,

your telephone will be blocked. You will

then have to enter your deblocking code

(PUK code).

The PUK code is supplied with your SIM

card by your service provider. The PUK code

tolerates 10 successive errors. After this the

SIM card will be un-usable.

Remark :

All the essential types of information asso-

ciated with a “

mobile telephone

” can be

viewed on the multifunction screen..

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WHAT IS THE TELEPHONE FUNCTION

The telephone function consists of a GSM

telephone incorporated in NaviDrive.

The GSM telephone has a “

hands free

”

function, provided by a microphone located

in the front interior lamp, and controls at the

steering wheel giving you access to most of

the functions.

Remark :

As with any mobile telephone, your vehicle

telephone operates on the existing cellular

and terrestrial networks, and so a connection

cannot be guaranteed on every occasion.

Priority on safety :

Do not allow yourself to be distracted while

you are driving. Observe the national leg-

islation currently in force. We recommend

the driver to stop the vehicle to continue a

telephone conversation or to perform cer-

tain actions (selecting a number manually,

for example).

INSERTING AND REMOVING THE SIM

CARD

Open the slot

L

by pressing with the point

of a pencil, or similar, on the opening just

above it

L’

. Next, insert your SIM card into

the aperture (as indicated on the card) then

reclose the ﬂ ap.

Remarks :

You should only remove the SIM card

after NaviDrive has stopped (key in

position

S

(Steering lock) and the display

switched off.

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T EL E PH O N E A N D T E L EM AT I C S ER V I C ES

MULTIFUNCTION SCREEN DISPLAY

When you are not engaged on a telephone

call, the display tells you if you have voice

messages or text messages (SMS) incoming,

the length of connection since the last reset

to zero and the status of your telephone.

During a telephone call, it tells you the time

that has elapsed since the start of the call, as

well as the number (if this option and service

is available) or the name (if recorded in the

directory) of the person you are speaking

with, and the status of your telephone.

TEL

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USING THE KEYPAD

Each press on one of the buttons of the

keypad

W

lets you :

Select a name commencing with the

letter chosen, either in the directory or in

the SIM card.

Scroll down the characters, until you reach

the one you need.

[1]

1 or space with a short press in text entry

(SMS)

[2]

2 or A B C 2 or a b c 2

[3]

3 or D E F 3 or d e f 3

[4]

4 or G H I 4 or g h i 4

[5]

5 or J K L or j k l 5

[6]

6 or M N O 6 or m n o 6

[7]

7 or P Q R S 7 or p q r s 7

[8]

8 or T U V 8 or t u v 8

[9]

9 or W X Y Z 9 or w x y z 9

[0]

In text entry (SMS)

Short press : Space then 0

Long press : Space

In dialling

Short press : 0

Long press : +

[#]

In dialling

Short press : #

[*]

In text entry (SMS)

Short press : Deletion of the last

character

Long press : Progressive deletion of

the complete line

In dialling

Short press : *

Long press : Deletion of the last

character

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T EL E PH O N E A N D T E L EM AT I C S ER V I C ES

MAIN MENU FOR TELEPHONE AND

TELEMATIC SERVICES

Press on

P

then use the control

G

to select

the TELEPHONE AND TELEMATIC SERV-

ICES icon and validate to have access to the

following choices :

Call

.

Services

, for access to NaviDrive and

CITROËN services.

, for access

Telephone functions

, to adjust all your

telephone functions.

Text messages (SMS)

, to enable you

to manage all the text messaging func-

tions (SMS).

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CONTEXTUAL MENU

Making a call

Press on button

D

to display the telephone

contextual menu.

This menu allows you to :

Access the calls list

.

Enter a number

.

Access the directory

.

Access your voicemail

(messaging from

your GSM operator.

Remark :

A long press on control

5

at the steering

wheel brings up a contextual menu with

the calls list, the current directory and the

voicemail.

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38

T EL E PH O N E A N D T E L EM AT I C S ER V I C ES

CALL A NUMBER

To call a number, carry out one of the fol-

lowing actions :

Select “

Call

” in the menu Telephone and

telematic services, then compose the

number using the keyboard

W

.

Press on button

D

to start the dialling, or

select the function “

OK

”.

Say “

Call

” then the voice label from a ﬁ le

that includes a telephone number.

Use the current directory.

A long press on control

5

at the steering

wheel brings up a contextual menu with

the calls list, the current directory and

the voicemail.

With Telephone and Telematic Services

displayed, press on button

G

to have

access to the calls list.

•

MAK I NG A CALL TO A STOR E D

NUMBER

Select the function giving you access to your

directory or to the calls list (the 20 most recent

incoming or outgoing calls). These only ﬁ gure

in the calls list if the person calling does not

withhold the number.

After selecting the number you wish to call,

press on either button

D

or control

G

to

connect the call.

Reminder :

In the directory there are two groups of

memorised numbers accessible, one from

the current directory of NaviDrive and one

from the SIM card.The numbers contained

in the latter are preceded by a “

SIM

card”

symbol.

RECEIVING A CALL

When receiving a call, announced by a ring-

ing tone, you can choose :

To accept it by pressing button

D

or con-

trol

5

at the steering wheel or by validat-

ing the “

YES

” function in the “

Respond

”

menu.

To refuse the call by pressing button

Q

or by selecting and validating the “

NO

”

function in the “

Respond

” menu.

If you have accepted the call, when you

ﬁ nish the call press button

Q

or control

5

at

the steering wheel, to end the call.

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TEL 2

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NaviDrive Services

, for access to the

list of telematic services from CITROËN

, for access to the

to the

(e.g. Customer Service, choice of a des-

tination, fuel consumption monitoring,

sport, current affairs, ﬁ nance, weather,

horoscope, travel, games, etc.) depending

on availability.

Messages received

, messages relating

to the beneﬁ ts of your speciﬁ c Service

Contract.

EMERGENCY CALL

In the absence of a subscription to the

CITROËN Emergency service, the

In the absence of a subscription t

he ab

V

but-

ton is configured for making calls to the

number

112

, this being a standard number

reserved by the European GSM network for

emergency calls.

For this call, a valid SIM

card must be

present, permitting the sending and receiv-

ing of telephone calls and SMS messages.

You also need to be in an area that has

GSM

coverage.

TWIN SIM CARD

For better peace of mind, offers of twin SIM

cards (available in some countries from

certain service operators) give you two SIM

cards for a standard price, a single number

and single messaging. Calls arrive as prior-

ity on your principal line. In the absence of

a reply, calls are transferred automatically

to the equipment that is using the second

SIM card.

•

Note :

This transfer necessitates a callback (con-

sult your telephone service operator.

For optimum operation of services, it is

recommended to insert the principal

SIM

card into the NaviDrive.

If you have a special Service Contract,

refer to the general conditions described in

the contract.

A green diode flashes on the NaviDrive

control panel as soon as you commence the

emergency call procedure, then it comes on

permanently when the call is picked up by

the rescue services.

The same warning lamp ﬂ ashes or illuminates

permanently in orange should it detect a

malfunction in the telephone's emergency

calls function.

Remarks :

If you have a speciﬁ c Service contract, the

services can then be localised by means

of GPS. You can check the activation of

this localisation with a long press on

P

followed by selection of “

Conﬁ guration

of services”

. If the emergency services

appear activated, you can then be local-

ised. Otherwise, you are not localised.

If the emergency services appear acti-

vated but you have not subscribed to a

Service contract and do not wish to be

localised, make contact with your usual

CITROËN dealer.

localised, make co

lised,

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T EL E PH O N E A N D T E L EM AT I C S ER V I C ES

THE SERVICES

This menu, depending on the contracts

subscribed to, allows you to choose one of

the following services :

CITROËN on line

, giving you direct con-

tact with the CITROËN Customer Contact

, giving you direct con-

, giv

Centre and access to the services on offer

(such a call will be overridden if an emer-

gency or breakdown call is made.

CITROËN

Assistance

, giving you direct

contact with the Call Centre handling the

CITROËN breakdown service, for the

contact with the Call Centre handling the

tact wi

fastest possible recovery.

You have a few seconds to cancel this

call once it has been made. This call can

also be made by giving a long press on

button

E

. While making an assistance

call, it is impossible to make other calls

apart from an emergency call. If you

have subscribed to a speciﬁ c Services

contract, your GPS position is relayed to

the assistance centre.

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TEL 3

TEL 4

TEL 4.

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T EL E PH O N E A N D T E L EM AT I C S ER V I C ES

TELEPHONE FUNCTIONS

This menu gives you access to the following

functions :

Network

, to select the network search

mode and to view the networks avail-

able.

Length of calls

, to consult the call length

counters and the reset to zero.

Managing the SIM

card, for modifying

the PIN code and deleting the list of calls

and text messages (SMS).

Call options

, for configuring calls by

whether or not you withhold your number,

for hanging up automatically after X rings,

for deﬁ ning ring tones and callback for

SMS and for deleting the calls log.

•

TEXT MESSAGING (SMS)

This menu allows you to read, send, and

edit SMS messages and to delete the list

of them.

Normally, your server centre number is

conﬁ gured automatically depending on your

network operator.

To modify it, select the menu “

Telephone and

Telematic Services

”, then “

Text messages

(SMS)

” and “

Number of server centre

” for

entering and recording the latter.

Any text message composed prior to the

recording of this number, will be deleted

and not sent.

SENDING A TEXT MESSAGE (SMS)

In the menu “

Text messages (SMS)

”, vali-

date the function “

Production of an SMS

”,

and enter your SMS via the keypad.

You can then :

Either record the message for later use

by validating in the “

OK

” function.

Or send it by validating in the “

Send

”

function.

Then compose the destination number or

select it either in the directory or in the calls

list. Then send it.

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T EL E PH O N E A N D T E L EM AT I C S ER V I C ES

Note :

SMS messages that have been stored or

deferred can be consulted at any time.

To access them, press on button

P

, select

“

Telephone and Telematic Services

”

then the function “

SMS text-messages

”

and validate the function “

Reading of

SMS messages received

”. Then move in

the list to be able to select and validate the

message you wish to read. The number of

SMS messages unread is indicated.

If the voice synthesiser function is active,

as soon as the message is displayed, it will

be read out by the voice synthesiser.

•

REPLYING TO AN SMS

After reading a text message, you can :

Reply directly to the sender by selecting

“

Respond

”. A screen appears automati-

cally to return your message.

Record the number of the SMS sender

into your current directory, by selecting

“

Record

”.

•

RECEIVING AN SMS

A sound signal (if the ringing option for SMS

messages is active) and a superimposed

window tell you of the arrival of an SMS.

You can then :

Either read the SMS by selecting and

validating “

YES

”.

Or defer reading it by selecting and vali-

dating “

NO

” or by pressing button

J

or by

waiting for the superimposed window to

disappear.

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CFG 2

CFG

CFG 1

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C O N FI G U R AT I O N

DISPLAY CONFIGURATION

This menu enables you to access the follow-

ing functions (insert the navigation CD-ROM

if necessary) :

Choice of colours

(colour screen), for

choosing one of the colours available

for the display.

Adjust brightness

, to adjust brightness

and contrast and video display.

Sound

, for adjusting the voice synthesiser

(for the female/male voice parameter),

activation/deactivation of voice com-

mands.

International parameters

, for adjust-

ing the

date

and the

time

(12 or 24 hour

format, adjustment of minutes on GPS)

and the units of measurement (metric

or imperial).

Choose language

, to choose the lan-

guage for the voice synthesiser and

displays.

•

CONFIGURATION MAIN MENU

Press on

P

then on the control

G

. Select

the Conﬁ guration icon and validate to gain

access to the following choices :

Deﬁ ne the vehicle parameters

.

Display conﬁ guration

.

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DEFINE THE VEHICLE PARAMETERS

This menu which depends on the level of

equipment on your vehicle enables you to

activate/deactivate or to adjust the following

functions :

Screen wipe

, to activate/deactivate (with

a press on

G

) the automatic triggering

of rear screen wipe when engaging

reverse gear.

Lighting conﬁ guration

, to activate/deac-

tivate (with a press on

G

) the automatic

lighting of headlamps and/or the guide-

me-home lighting.

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M A P

MODE “SELECTION – MOVE ON

MAP”

This mode enables you :

To move on the map in all four directions :

North, South, East and West, using

buttons

H

,

I

,

M

and

N

. The movement can

be speeded up by keeping the appropriate

button pressed down.

To select a point on the map by moving

the latter in order, after a press on

G

,

to be guided towards this point, to have

information on it, or to memorise it.

Remarks :

In this mode, the zoom is also available

and the map is always full screen, oriented

to North.

In this mode, a validation on the control

G

displays the Map contextual menu.

In this mode, the symbol for the nearest

Centre of Interest is displayed.

•

MODE “FOLLOW VEHICLE ON MAP”

This mode enables you to view the vehicle

centred on the map, whether or not guid-

ance is active.

The map has a zoom function which can

alter the scale of the map. To vary the

scale from 50 m / cm to 200 km / cm, rotate

the control

G

.

Remarks :

In this mode, a validation on control

G

brings up the Navigation contextual

menu.

The more precise scale allows you to see

one-way systems.

•

GENERAL

When the map is displayed, you can use

either of two functioning modes :

The mode “

Follow vehicle on map

”, which

shows you the movement of the vehicle on

the map, and the mode “

Select - Move on

map

”, which allows you to deﬁ ne a particular

spot by moving a pointer.

The map can be displayed either on the right

of the screen as in the other applications, or

full screen enlarged.

Remarks :

By default, the map displays in mode

“

Follow vehicle on map

”.

The change of the mode “

Follow vehicle

on map

” to the mode “

Move on map

” is

made via the Map main menu or using

the Navigation contextual menu with a

press on the control

G

.

The change the other way is made using

the Contextual Menu for the mode “

Move

on map

”.

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CAR

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M A P

MAP MAIN MENU

Press on

P

then use control

G

to select the

Map icon and validate to have access to the

following choices :

Move the map

, to change to the mode

“

Select - Move on map

”.

Orient the map

, to orient the map either

to North or to the direction in which the

vehicle is moving.

Centre around the vehicle

, to recentre

the map on the vehicle if it no longer

appears on the map.

Details of the map

, for selecting the

points of interest to be displayed using

symbols on the map (see next page).

Memorise the current position

, to

display the panel for entering a label for

recording the vehicle's current position in

a ﬁ le in the current directory.

•

CONTEXTUAL MENU

This contextual menu displays in mode

“

Select - Move on map

” :

Information on this location

, to view

the information on the point of the map

selected by the cursor.

Choose as destination/stage

, lets you

select the location which is pinpointed as

a destination or stage provided a guidance

is already in progress.

Memorise this location

, to memorise

the point selected by the cursor in a ﬁ le

in the current directory.

Exit map mode

, changes the map back

to the mode “Follow vehicle on map”.

•

Tip :

Among the details of the map, you can select

(depending on the country where the vehicle

was marketed and on the availability of the

service) the display of radar zones or high-

accident zones.

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SY M B O L S FO R C EN T R ES O F I N T E R E ST

City hall, City centre

Hospital

Universities, Colleges, Schools

Hotels

Vineyards

Restaurants

Business centre

Supermakets, Shopping malls

Sports centres and complexes

Golf courses

Parks, gardens

Winter sports

Public attractions

Culture, museums and theatres

Tourism, historic monuments

Shows, exhibitions

Cinemas

Skating, Bowling

Airports, ﬂ ying clubs

Rail stations, bus stations

Car hire

Car parks, rest areas

Ferry terminals, port areas

Service stations, garages

Radar zones/High-accident zones (depending on the country

of marketing and availability of the service)

CITROËN Dealer or Repairer

Casinos and night life

PUBLIC AUTHORITIES AND SECURITY

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, BUSINESS AND RETAIL PARKS

SPORTS AND OPEN AIR CENTRES

CULTURE, TOURISM, ENTERTAINMENT

TRANSPORT AND MOTORING

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2

3

USB PLAYER

The system puts together playlists (temporary memory) created over

a period which depends on the capacity of the USB equipment.

The other sources are available during this time.

The playlists are updated each time the ignition is switched off or

each time a USB stick is connected.

When connecting for the ﬁ rst time, the tracks are classiﬁ ed by folder.

When you reconnect, the classiﬁ cation system selected previously is

retained.

Connect the stick to the port, directly

or using a lead. If the audio equipment

is switched on, the USB source is

detected as soon as it is connected. Play

begins automatically after a delay which

depends on the capacity of the USB

stick.

The ﬁ le formats recognised are .mp3

(mpeg1 layer 3 only), .wma (standard 9

only), .wav and .ogg.

This unit consists of a USB port and a

Jack socket. It reads audio ﬁ le formats

(.mp3, .ogg, .wma, .wav...) which are

transmitted from portable equipment

such as a digital player or a USB stick to

your audio system, to be listened to via

the vehicle's speakers.

USB stick (1.1, 1.2 and 2.0) or Ipod

®

of

®

generation 5 or later:

- the playlists accepted are of the type

m3u, .pls, .wpl.,

- the Ipod

®

lead is essential,

®

- navigation through the ﬁ le base is by

means of the steering wheel controls,

- the battery of the portable equipment

can charge automatically.

Other Ipod

®

players of earlier generations

®

and players using the MTP protocol:

- play via Jack-Jack lead only

(not supplied),

- navigation through the ﬁ le base is from

the portable equipment.

The list of compatible equipment is available from dealers.

USING THE USB PORT

CONNECTING A USB STICK

2

3

4

1

5

2

USB PLAYER

USING THE USB PORT

Press LIST brieﬂ y to display the list

of Folders/Genres/Artists/Playlists on

the USB equipment.

Navigate through the list using the

left/right and up/down buttons.

Conﬁ rm the selection by pressing OK.

The lists available are Artist, Genre and Playlist (as deﬁ ned on the

iPod

®

).

®

Selection and Navigation are described in steps 1 to 5 above.

Do not connect a hard disk or USB devices other than audio

equipment to the USB port This could damage your installation.

CONNECTING AN IPOD

®

AN IPOD

VIA THE USB PORT

®

Press one of these buttons to gain

access to the previous/next track on

the classiﬁ cation list currently being

played.

Press and hold one of the buttons for

fast forward or rewind play.

Press one of these buttons to gain

access to the previous/next Genre,

Folder, Artist or Playlist on the

classiﬁ cation list currently being

played.

Press and hold LIST to display the

different classiﬁ cations.

Select by Folder/Artist/Genre/Playlist,

press OK to select the classiﬁ cation

required, then press OK again

to conﬁ rm.

- by Folder: all folders containing audio

ﬁ les recognised on the peripheral

device, classiﬁ ed in alphabetical order

without following the ﬂ ow chart.

- by Artist: all of the artist names

deﬁ ned in the ID3 Tags, classiﬁ ed in

alphabetical order.

- by Genre: all of the genres deﬁ ned in

the ID3 Tags.

- by Playlist: in accordance with the

playlists recorded on the USB device.

OK

3

1

2

1

Then adjust the volume of your audio

equipment.

The auxiliary input, JACK and RCA, permits the connection of

portable equipment (MP3 player...).

Connect the portable equipment (MP3 player…)

to the JACK socket or to the audio sockets (white

and red, RCA type) using a suitable cable (not

supplied).

Press the SOURCE button several

times in succession and select AUX.

USING THE AUXILIARY INPUT (AUX)

JACK SOCKET OR RCA SOCKET (according to vehicle)

ADJUSTING THE VOLUME OF THE AUXILIARY SOURCE

Do not connect a single piece of equipment to the USB socket and

the JACK socket at the same time.

The controls are displayed and managed via the

portable equipment.

USB PLAYER

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BLUETOOTH FUNCTIONS

For reasons of safety and because they require prolonged attention

on the part of the driver, the operations for pairing of the Bluetooth

mobile telephone with the Bluetooth system of your audio equipment

should only carried out with the vehicle stationary. The ignition must

be on.

Activate the telephone's Bluetooth

function.

A window is displayed with "Searching...".

Press the MENU button.

In the menu, select:

- Bluetooth telephone function - Audio

- Bluetooth conﬁ guration

- Perform a Bluetooth search

The services offered depend on the network, the SIM card and the

compatibility of the Bluetooth equipment used.

Consult your telephone's manual and your operator to ﬁ nd out which

services are available to you. A list of mobile telephones which offer the

best range of services is available from the network, contact your dealer.

BLUETOOTH TELEPHONE

SCREEN C

(AVAILABLE DEPENDING ON MODEL AND VERSION)

The TELEPHONE menu gives access to the following functions in

particular: Directory * , Call list, Pairing management.

The ﬁ rst 4 telephones recognised are displayed in this window.

"Pairing of Name_telephone successful" appears on the screen.

The automatic connection authorised is only active after the

telephone has been conﬁ gured.

The directory and the call list can be accessed after the

synchronisation period.

OK

PAIRING A TELEPHONE

The pairing can also be initiated from the telephone.

A virtual keypad is displayed on the screen:

enter a code with at least 4 digits.

Conﬁ rm by pressing OK.

Select the telephone to be connected from the list. Only one

telephone can be connected at a time.

A message is displayed on the screen of the

telephone chosen: to accept the pairing, enter

the same code on the telephone, then conﬁ rm by

pressing OK.

If pairing fails, the number of attempts is not limited.

* if your telephone hardware is fully compatible.

5

1

2

1

2

1

2

3

YES

RECEIVING A CALL

An incoming call is announced by a ring and a superimposed display

on the multifunction screen.

Select the YES tab on the screen

using the buttons and conﬁ rm by

pressing OK.

Press TEL or OK on the steering wheel controls to accept the call.

From the Bluetooth telephone function Audio menu, select Manage

the telephone call then call, call list or directory.

Press the TEL steering wheel control, or press and

hold OK for access to your directory.

Or

To dial a number, use your telephone's keypad, with

the vehicle stationary.

MAKING A CALL

Initiate the pairing between the telephone and

the vehicle. This pairing can be initiated from

the vehicle's telephone function menu or via the

telephone's keypad. See steps 1 to 10 on the

previous pages. During the pairing phase, the

vehicle must be stationary with the ignition on.

Select the telephone to be connected from the

telephone function menu.

The audio system connects to a newly paired

telephone automatically.

BLUETOOTH AUDIO STREAMING

(AVAILABLE DEPENDING ON MODEL AND VERSION)

Wireless transmission of the telephone's music ﬁ les via the audio

equipment. The telephone must be able to manage the appropriate

bluetooth proﬁ les (Proﬁ les A2DP/AVRCP).

* In certain cases, playing of the Audio ﬁ les must be initiated from the keypad.

** If the telephone supports the function.

Activate the streaming source by

pressing the SOURCE button * . The

tracks to be played can be controlled

as usual via the buttons on the Radio

control panel and the steering wheel

controls ** . The contextual information

can be displayed on the screen.

BLUETOOTH FUNCTIONS

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