2012 Lancia Ypsilon buttons

Button E (AUTO) - AUTO function activation
(automatic climate control operation)
When the AUTO button is pressed and the
required temperature is set, the system adjusts air
temperature, quantity and distribution into the
passenger compartment and manages the
activation of the compressor.
Button F
- Heated rear window activation/
deactivation
When button
is pressed, the LED on the button
switches on.
Buttons G
- Fan speed adjustment
Button H (OFF) - Climate control activation/
deactivation
When the OFF button is pressed, the system is
deactivated.
With the system off, the climate control system
conditions are as follows:
❒all LEDs are off;
❒set temperature display is off;
❒air recirculation is off;
❒compressor is off;
❒fan is off.Button I - Air temperature increase
When the button is pressed, the passenger
compartment air temperature increases.
Button L - Air temperature decrease
When the button is pressed, the passenger
compartment air temperature decreases.
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IMPORTANT Internal air recirculation makes it
possible to reach the required heating or cooling
conditions more quickly depending on the mode
selected. It is not advisable to switch the air
recirculation on when it is rainy/cold to prevent
the windows from misting, especially if the climate
control system has not been activated. It is
advisable to switch the internal air recirculation
on whilst queuing or in tunnels to prevent the
introduction of polluted air. Do not use the
function for a long time, particularly if there are
several passengers on board, to prevent the
windows from misting.
CLIMATE CONTROL COMPRESSOR
ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION
Press button
to switch on the climate control
compressor.
Compressor activation:
symbol appears on
display.
Compressor deactivation
❒
symbol on display disappears;
❒internal air recirculation excluded;
With the climate control compressor switched off,
air cannot be introduced into the passenger
compartment that has a lower temperature than
the outside air; in this case the
symbol in the
display will flash.The deactivation of the climate control compressor
is memorised even after the engine has stopped.
To reactivate the climate control compressor, press
button
or AUTO again: if you press AUTO,
the other manual settings will be cancelled.
AIR DISTRIBUTION SELECTION
Press one or more of buttons A to manually select
one of the possible air distribution settings for
the passenger compartment:
Air flow to the windscreen and front side
window diffusers to demist/defrost them.Air flow to the footwell diffusers. This air
distribution allows the passenger
compartment to be warmed up quickly.Air flow distribution to centre/side dashboard
diffusers (passenger's body).+
Air flow distributed between footwell
diffusers and windscreen and front side
window defrosting/demisting diffusers.
This distribution setting allows the
passenger compartment to be warmed
effectively and prevents the windows
from misting.
+
Air flow distribution between footwell
diffusers (hotter air) and centre/side
dashboard diffusers (cooler air).
IMPORTANT For the climate control system to
function, at least one of the buttons A must be
operated. The system does not allow the
deactivation of all the buttons A.
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ANTI-PINCH SAFETY DEVICE
The sun roof has an anti-pinch safety system
capable of detecting the presence of an obstacle
whilst the roof is closing: if this happens, the
system intervenes and the movement of the glass
is immediately reversed.
EMERGENCY OPERATION
If the control buttons fail to operate, the sun roof
can be moved manually proceeding as described
below:
❒remove the protective cap located on the
internal lining, between the two sun blinds fig.
54;
❒take the Allen key provided and located in the
tool box in the luggage compartment or,
depending on the version, inside the glove
compartment;❒introduce the key provided into housing A fig.
54 and turn it clockwise to open the roof or
anticlockwise to close the roof.
INITIALISATION PROCEDURE
Following an automatic motion malfunction while
opening/closing or an emergency manoeuvre
(see description in the previous paragraph), the
automatic operation of the sun roof must be
initialised again.
Proceed as follows:
❒Press button B in closed position;
❒hold down button B: after approximately 10
seconds the roof moves jerkily to closing
position. Once the operation has ended (roof
closed) release button B;
❒turn the ignition key to STOP and keep it there
for 10 seconds;
❒turn the ignition key to MAR position;
❒Press button B in closed position;
❒hold down button B until the roof is completely
closed: the initialisation procedure has ended;
❒press button B again within 3 seconds from the
conclusion of the initialisation procedure;
fig. 54
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ELECTRIC WINDOWSThese operate when the ignition key is turned to
MAR and for about three minutes after turning
the key to STOP or removing it if one of the front
doors is open.
The control buttons are located in the door panels
(for versions/markets, where provided) (the driver
side door panel can be used to operate all the
windows).
An anti-crush device operates when the front and
rear windows are raised (for versions/markets,
where provided).
WARNING
Improper use of the electric windows
can be dangerous. Before and during
operation, always check that passengers are
not exposed to the risk of being injured
either directly by the moving windows or
through objects getting caught or struck by
them. When leaving the car, always remove
the ignition key to avoid the risk of injury
of people still on board due to accidental
operation of the electric windows.CONTROLS
Driver side front door
A fig. 57: opening/closing front left window;
"continuous automatic" operation during window
opening/closing stage;
B: opening/closing front right window;
"continuous automatic" operation during window
opening/closing stage (for versions/markets,
where provided);
C: enabling/disabling of rear door electric window
controls
D: opening/closing rear left window (for
versions/markets, where provided); "continuous
automatic" operation during window opening/
closing stage
fig. 57
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E: opening/closing rear right window (for
versions/markets, where provided); "continuous
automatic" operation during window opening/
closing stage.
Push the buttons to open/close the desired
window. When one of the two buttons is pressed
briefly, the window moves in stages; if the button
is held down, "continuous automatic" operation
is activated both for closing and opening.
If the control button is pressed again, the window
will stop in the desired position. If the button is
held down for several seconds, the window raises
or lowers automatically (only with ignition key
in MAR position).
Front and rear passenger doors
(for versions/markets, where provided)
On the passenger side front door control panel,
and on some versions also on the rear doors,
buttons are provided to control the associated
windows.
Anti-crush safety device
The car is equipped with an anti-crush function
for the raising of the front and rear windows. This
safety system detects the presence of an obstacle
during the window closing travel and intervenes
by stopping and reversing the window travel,
depending on its position.
This device is also useful if the windows are
activated accidentally by children on board the
car.The anti-crush safety function is active both
during the manual and the automatic operation of
the window. When the anti-crush system is
activated the window travel is immediately
interrupted and then reversed. The window
cannot be operated in any way during this
operation.
IMPORTANT If the anti-crush protection
intervenes 3 consecutive times within 1 minute or
is faulty, the automatic closing operation of the
window is inhibited, only allowing it in steps
of half a second; the button is released for the
subsequent manoeuvre. In order to restore the
correct operation of the system, the relevant
window must be lowered.
IMPORTANT With ignition key at STOP or
removed, the electric windows remain active for
about 3 minutes and are deactivated when a door
is opened.
IMPORTANT Where the anti-crush function is
present, pressing button
on the remote control
for more than 2 seconds opens the windows for as
long as the button is pressed. Pressing the
button for more than 2 seconds closes the
windows.
The system conforms to the 2000/4/EC
standard concerning the safety of
passengers leaning out of the passenger
compartment.
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❒close all the doors and the luggage
compartment;
❒Press the
button on the remote control;
❒press thebutton on the remote control.
EXTENDING THE LUGGAGE
COMPARTMENT
See the descriptions in “Removing the parcel
shelf” and “Folding back the seats” paragraphs
for how to expand the luggage compartment.
Removing the parcel shelf
Proceed as follows:
❒free the ends of the two parcel shelf mounting
links A fig. 61 by removing the eyelets B from
the mounting pins;❒free the pins C fig. 62 outside the shelf then
remove the parcel shelf D by sliding it outwards;
❒after removal, the parcel shelf can be loaded
sideways into the luggage compartment or
placed between the front seat backrests and the
folded-back rear seat cushions (with the luggage
compartment completely expanded).
Folding back the seats
Proceed as follows:
❒raise the head restraints to the maximum
height, press both buttons A fig. 63 and B to the
side of the two supports, then remove the head
restraints by sliding them upwards;
❒move the seat belts to the side, making sure that
they are correctly extended and not twisted;
❒press release button A fig. 64 to fold the left or
the right backrest section then lay the backrest
on the cushion.
fig. 61
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D
fig. 62
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HEADLIGHTSLIGHT BEAM DIRECTION
The correct alignment of the headlights is
important for the comfort and safety of not only
the driver but all other road users. This is also
covered by a specific rule of the highway code.
The headlights must be correctly aimed to
guarantee the best visibility conditions for all
drivers while travelling with headlights on.
Contact a Lancia Dealership to have the
headlights properly adjusted.
Check beam alignment every time the load or its
distribution changes.
IMPORTANT When the gas discharge (Xenon)
headlamps (for versions/markets, where provided)
are switched on, normally parabolas and light
beam move vertically for about 2 seconds until
headlamp alignment has stabilised.
HEADLAMP ALIGNMENT CORRECTOR
This device works with the ignition key in the
MAR position and the dipped headlights on.
Headlight alignment adjustment
Press the
or
buttons to adjust fig. 69. The
instrument panel display shows the position in
relation to the adjustment set.
Position 0 - one or two persons on the front seats
Position1-4personsPosition2-4persons + load in the luggage
compartment
Position 3 - driver + maximum admissible load all
stored in the luggage compartment.
IMPORTANT Check alignment every time the
load carried changes.
IMPORTANT If the car is equipped with (Xenon)
gas discharge headlights, the headlight alignment
is controlled electronically, as a consequence the
and
buttons are not present.
FOG LIGHT ALIGNMENT
(for versions/markets, where provided)
Contact a Lancia Dealership to have the
headlights properly adjusted.
fig. 69
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION.....................................................255
TIPS ......................................................................255
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS .......................258
Speakers for Basic Audio specification....................258
Speakers for 360° HI-FI MUSIC specification ........258
QUICK GUIDE ........................................................260
General functions ...................................................261
Radio functions ......................................................262
CD functions ..........................................................263
Media Player functions (only withBlue&Me™) ...264
STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS ..........................265
INTRODUCTION.....................................................267
FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS ........................269
SWITCHING ON THE CAR RADIO ......................269
SWITCHING OFF THE CAR RADIO.....................270
SELECTING THE RADIO FUNCTIONS ...............270
SELECTING CD FUNCTION ................................270
AUDIO SOURCE MEMORY FUNCTION ...............270
VOLUME ADJUSTMENT ......................................270
MUTE/PAUSE FUNCTION....................................271
AUDIO SETTINGS ................................................271
TONE ADJUSTMENT (bass/treble) .......................272
BALANCE ADJUSTMENT.....................................272
FADER ADJUSTMENT ..........................................273
LOUDNESS FUNCTION .......................................273
EQ FUNCTION .....................................................273
USER EQ SETTINGS FUNCTION ........................274
MENU....................................................................275
AF SWITCHING function .....................................276
TRAFFIC INFORMATION function ......................277REGIONAL MODE function .................................278
MP3 DISPLAY function ........................................279
SPEED VOLUME function ...................................280
RADIO ON VOLUME function .............................281
SPEECH VOLUME function .................................282
AUX OFFSET function .........................................282
RADIO OFF function ............................................282
SYSTEM RESET function......................................283
PHONE SET-UP ....................................................283
ANTI-THEFT PROTECTION ................................283
RADIO (TUNER) .....................................................286
INTRODUCTION...................................................286
FREQUENCY BAND SELECTION ........................286
PRESET BUTTONS...............................................287
STORING THE LAST STATION LISTENED TO...287
AUTOMATIC TUNING ..........................................287
MANUAL TUNING ................................................287
AUTOSTORE FUNCTION ....................................288
EMERGENCY ALARM RECEPTION ....................289
EON FUNCTION (Enhanced Other Network) ........289
STEREOPHONIC BROADCASTERS .....................289
CD PLAYER ............................................................290
INTRODUCTION...................................................290
SELECTING THE CD PLAYER ............................290
LOADING/EJECTING A CD..................................290
DISPLAY INFORMATION .....................................291
TRACK SELECTION (forward/back) ....................291
TRACK FAST FORWARD/REWIND ......................292
PAUSE FUNCTION ...............................................292
CD MP3 PLAYER ....................................................293
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