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Vehicle access
Jaguar Smart Key
Emergency key access
If there is a problem with the Smart Key and it will not
unlock the vehicle, use the emergency key access
procedure. Press the Smart Key release button and
open. Remove the key blade and unfold it.
Insert the blade into the slot beneath the front left\b
hand door lock cover. Lift slightly and twist to remove
the cover. Insert the key into the exposed lock and
turn it towards the rear of the vehicle then release it
to unlock.
If the vehicle security system was previously armed
with the Smart Key, the alarm will sound. To disarm
the alarm, press the START STOPbutton while the
Smart Key is inside the vehicle.
Unlocking mode alternatives
Single\bpoint entry allows only the driver’s door to
unlock with a single press. A second press unlocks
all other doors and the luggage area.
Multi\bpoint entry will unlock all doors and luggage
area with a single press.
To change between modes, with the vehicle
unlocked, press the lock and unlock buttons
simultaneously for three seconds. The hazard
warning lamps will flash twice to confirm the
change. Mode change can also be made via the
instrument panel menu control.
• Press once to lock the vehicle and arm the exterior alarm.
• Multi\bpoint entry \b Press once to disarm the alarm, unlock all doors and unlock
the trunk.
• Press and hold to unlock all doors and open the windows (Global opening).
• Press once to switch the headlamps on for 25 seconds. Press again to
switch off.
• Press to open only the trunk. The rest of the security system remains active.
• Press and hold for three seconds to activate/cancel the panic alarm.
Operating note
If the Smart Key fails
to operate, hold it
against the facia
below the auxiliary
switch pack. Start the
engine as normal
(see page 5). The
Smart Key can now
be removed.
To unlock the vehicle and disarm the alarm first
ensure that the Smart Key is outside the vehicle but
within 3 ft (\f metre) .
Press a door handle button or trunk release button.To lock the vehicle and arm the alarm first ensure that
the Smart Key is outside the vehicle but within 3 ft (\f
metre) .
Press a door handle button once to single lock.
Keyless entry/exit
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Starting and driving
Electric park brake is
applied. Flashing \b EPB
fault. USA only
Electric park brake is
applied. Flashing \b EPB
fault.
Dynamic stability control
fault. Flashes when DSC is
operating
DSC switched off,
Trac DSC on
Airbag faultLow tire pressure
Seat belt reminder
Automatic speed limiter
active
Forward alert active
Adaptive cruise control
active
Braking system fault or
brake fluid low. USA only
Braking system fault or
brake fluid low.
Anti\block braking system
fault. USA only
Anti\block braking system
fault
Engine malfunction
Gearshift interlock
Apply the footbrake then move the selector from the
Park position. Maintain brake pressure until a gear is
selected.
Automatic gear selection
Select Dfor fully automatic gear changes.
Sport mode
This is an automatic gear change mode, however,
change points are modified to make full use of engine
power.
Press the selector down and rotate from Dto Sport.
Manual gear changes
Manual gear change mode is effective when rapid
acceleration and engine braking are required.
• To shift down, briefly pull the left (\b) paddle.
• To shift up, briefly pull the right (+) paddle.
When the paddles are used in D,gear selection will
revert to automatic if use of the paddles is not
maintained. With Sselected, continuous manual
operation is initiated if the paddles are used.
Select Pbefore switching off the engine. However, if
the engine is switched off with Reverse,Drive or
Sport selected, the selector will automatically return
to Pwhile retracting.
Applying
• With the vehicle stationary, lift up the parking brake lever and then release it. The red warning
lamp in the instrument panel will illuminate.Releasing
• With the ignition on, apply the foot brake and press down on the parking brake lever.
• If the vehicle is stationary with the parking brake applied and either Drive orReverse selected,
pressing the accelerator will automatically release
the parking brake.
Electric parking brakeSee page 3, item 1\b
Operating note
If the engine is switched off with Neutral selected,
automatic selection of Pis delayed for \f0 minutes.
DO NOT use this feature to enable towing of the
vehicle. Refer to Vehicle recovery in the Owner’s
Handbook.
To return to automatic operation pull and hold
the right hand paddle for two seconds.
TransmissionSee page 3, items 2, 4and18
Warning lamps\bisplayed on the instrument panel
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Driving aids
Winter mode, Dynamic mode and Dynamic Stability
Control (DSC) allow the driver to more finely tune the
vehicle driving characteristics to suit prevailing
conditions.
When Reverse is selected, the rear and front parking
aids and rear view camera will activate.
The touch screen will display a vehicle graphic and
indicate the approximate distance to any object
detected. An audible alert will increase in frequency
as the object is approached.
When moving forward into a space,
activate the front sensors with the parking
aid switch in the overhead panel.
Alternatively, select Rthen Drive.
Audible alert volume can be adjusted via the touch
screen. Select the Home MenuthenSetup followed
by System . Now select Volume presets. Use the +
or \b softkeys alongside Parking aidto adjust volume.Rear view camera
Activates when Reverse is selected. Guidance lines
to aid reversing appear on the touch screen.
The camera is deactivated when Drive is selected
and vehicle speed exceeds \f0 mph (\f6 km/h).
Blind spot monitoring
Cancelling the parking aid screen
Touch the screen to return to the previous view.
Each mirror displays amber icons to warn of passing
vehicles in adjacent lanes. The monitored area
extends approximately 20 ft (6 meters) behind your
rear wheels and 8.2 ft (2.5 meters) to the sides.
It switches on automatically at speeds above \f0mph
(\f6km/h) while in a forward gear.
Parking aidsSee page 3, item 40
1\bWinter mode. Use in slippery road conditions.
Selects 2nd gear for driving away, moderates engine
response and modifies gear change strategy to
ensure maximum possible traction is achieved.
\f\b Dynamic mode. Delivers a high performance
driving experience. If Sport mode is now used with
paddle gear selection, there is no automatic gear
change, even if the rev limit is reached.
3\b DSC. The default condition at engine start is DSC
on and is designed to control vehicle stability.
TracDSC is an alternative setting that optimises the
DSC settings for maximum traction in difficult
conditions. To select TracDSC, depress the DSC
switch for less then \f0 seconds. Touch the switch
again to return to DSC. To turn DSC off, depress the
switch for more than \f0 seconds.
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JaguarDrive controlSee page 3, items 13,16and 17
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Turn on the audio system. On the touch screenHome
Menu, touch the Audio/Video option. The last used
audio source controls will be displayed. If another
audio source is displayed, touch the Radiosoftkey.
1\b Touch to change to radio or to view wavebands.
The + key will change to \b. Touch a waveband to
select. Touch \b to exit waveband selection.
\f\b Move up or down to the next or previous station.
3\b View information broadcast by the radio station,
e.g., email addresses.
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Touch screen
\b0
To turn the touch screen on or off, press
the hard button below the screen.
Press to display the Home Menu.
HOME MENU
External temp.Audio OFF
Left Right
PhoneSetup
Shortcut 1
Shortcut 2
Shortcut 3
Valet
Northumberland Avenue
1 hr 5 mins / 45 miles
Audio/Video
Climate
Nav
N
The touch screen requires only light touches.
Excess pressure could result in damage \b
Operating note
Always run the engine during prolonged use of the
touch screen.
AM/FM Radio
4\b Radio Settings menu.HD Radio can be enabled
here. The Advanced softkey allows favorite stations
to be set for traffic and news information.
5\b Options are available only when an FM waveband
is selected. All available FM stations will be listed.
5\b Autostore replacesStation list when an AM
waveband is selected. Select to store the six
strongest AM stations. These stations will be
available on the preset keys.
6\b Enter a station frequency. When the final digit is
entered the station will be tuned to.
7\b Japan only.
8\b Preset softkeys. Can store six stations for each
waveband. Touch and hold a softkey to store the
current radio station.
RADIO: FM 1
Radio
SAT radio My music Settings
Station list
Traffic
Preset 1
Preset 3
Preset 2
Audio/VidClimate Phone Nav
Wave bandRadio station
Programme
Preset 4
Preset 6
Preset 5
Frequency
input1. 2.
3.
4. 5.
6.
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4
6
5
7
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Home menu selections
Phone\bFor Phone settings, Digit Dial, Phonebook
and Last \f0 numbers dialled.
Setup\b Personalise Screen view, System settings and
Vehicle settings.
Audio/Video\b Select any of the audio and video
sources, set personal preferences and store stations
to pre\bsets.
Climate\b Climate control primary settings are made
from the hard controls below the touch screen.
For secondary controls select the Climatemenu.
Nav\b Touch Agree to move to the navigation main
menu or select Languageif you need to select a
different navigation language.
Telephone icon. Touch to end a phone call. While
using the navigation system, touch to repeat the last
instruction.
Heated/ventilated seats icons. Shows the current
status of the seats.
Valet\b Select valet mode to lock the trunk and glove
box when using attendant parking.
When returning to the vehicle, touch Valet again and
follow the on\bscreen instructions.
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Touch screen
CD player and portable media
1\bPress repeatedly to scroll through all audio sources.
\f\b Press to increase volume.
3\b Press to decrease volume.
4\b Short press to select next radio preset station or next
CD/MP3 track.
Long press to search up for the next radio station or to
advance through the CD/MP3 tracks.
5\b Has the same action as 4but moves in the opposite
direction.
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Steering wheel controlSee page 3, item 31
From theAudio/Video menu, selectMy musicto
display the audio choice menu. Select a source.
CD player
The content of ten CD’s can be loaded onto the hard
drive plus one CD in the player.
Select a CD option to begin play of the currently
loaded CD or from the hard drive.
Select Upload alongside an empty slot to upload the
currently loaded CD onto the hard drive. If the drive is
full, select Replaceto overwrite an existing CD.
MY MUSIC
Radio
SAT radio My music
Audio/VidClimate Phone Nav
CD Changer AUXBluetooth
USB 1
CD
USB 2
Portable media
Connecting ports for auxiliary devices, iPod, USB
storage devices and Bluetooth devices are located in
the cubby box and rear center armrest. AUX socket
devices are controlled from the device itself. All other
devices are controlled from the touch screen.
NOTE: \faguar Cars Limited does not supply
connecting leads.
The system will play MP3, WMA, WAV and AAC files
from a memory stick or a USB controlled MP3 player
or mobile phone.
Some MP3 players use proprietary file systems that
are not supported by the vehicle system. MP3 players
must be set to Removable Device or Mass Storage
Device mode (see the manufacturer’s information).
Use Track list, SearchorBrowse to find a track.
Select the track to play.
Incompatible disc types
Do not use discs with paper labels or dual format
discs (Dual Discs or DVD Plus). They could
become jammed inside the player.
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Heating and ventilation
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Climate controlSee page 3, items10, 11, 12and20
1\bAUTO. This is the recommended operating mode.
Automatically adjusts air conditioning, blower speed,
air intake and airflow distribution to maintain the
selected temperature(s). Helps to prevent fogging.
\f\b Temperature control. Temperature is displayed on
the touch screen.
3\b Defrost. Fastest method to remove frost or heavy
fogging from the windshield.
4\b Recirculation. Helps prevent fumes from entering.
5\b Blower speed. Rotate to adjust airflow speed
through the vents.
6\b Press for cooled and dehumidified air.
7\b Heated windshield.
8\b Heated rear screen.
Touch screen controls
To access touch screen control, touch Climateon
the Home menu screen.
1\b Air distribution to feet.
\f\b Air distribution to face.
3\b Air distribution to screen.
4\b Settings. Air quality sensor sensitivity and
temperature scale.
5\b Front seats. Temperature, ventilation and
massage settings.
6\b Rear climate. Displays rear climate control menu.
7\b Sync climate. Synchronises all front and rear
settings to match the driver’s.
8\b Climate off. When climate control is turned off,
select again to turn on.
SettingsRightA/CAuto
Ext
LeftFRONT CLIMATE
Climate OFF
Nav
Phone
Climate
Audio/Vid Front Seats
Rear Climate
Sync
climate
Ext3
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6
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External water deposits
The air conditioning system removes moisture from
the air and deposits the excess water beneath the
vehicle. Puddles may form but this is normal and
no cause for concern.Operating note
Seat heating and ventilating will operate only while
the engine is running. This is to prevent the battery
becoming discharged.
The touch screen controls for rear climate are very
similar to those for the front climate. Areas of
difference are:
1\b AUTO. This is the recommended operating mode.
\f\b Temperature adjustment. Select red to increase
and blue to decrease temperature.
3\b Rear seats temperature and ventilation control.
4\b Rear control panel lock. Will disable the rear
climate control panel. Select again to re\benable.
5\b Blower speed. Use the + and \b softkeys.
RightAuto
Auto
Auto
A/CAuto
Ext
LeftREAR CLIMATE
Nav
Phone
Climate
Audio/Vid Rear seats
Rear panel
lock
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Rear climate control from the touch screen
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