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READY TO SET OFF
Instruments and controls
SERVICE INDICATOR
  For a few seconds after the ignition is 
switched on, the spanner symbolising the 
service indicator comes on: the screen 
informs you when the next service is due, 
in accordance with the manufacturer's 
servicing schedule indicated in the servicing 
booklet. This information is determined in 
relation to the distance travelled since the 
previous service. 
LIGHTING RHEOSTAT
  The rheostat is active when the lighting is on.    After a few seconds, the display returns to 
its usual functions. 
  Use these controls to adjust the 
brightness of the instrument panel. 
  There are 8 levels.    A long press returns you to the main menu. 
  Refer to "Mode" section of chapter 4.  
 
 
Deterioration of the engine oil 
 
 
Refer to the list of checks in the 
servicing booklet which was given to 
you on handover of the vehicle. 
Reminder of servicing information
  At any time, to access the service indicator, 
press briefly on the MODE button. 
  Use the up/down arrows to see the 
scheduling and engine oil wear information. 
  Pressing the MODE button again allows you 
to return to the various display menus.    
Menu...    
Choose...     
Allows you 
to...  
   
12  
Service   Service 
(miles/km 
before oil 
change)   Display the 
distance 
remaining 
before the 
next oil 
change. 
  Oil   Display the 
oil level. 
Resetting to zero 
  The stopping of the permanent flashing of 
the indicator is carried out by an repairer 
equipped with a diagnostic tool.  
   
This 2 nd  warning lamp, coupled with 
the 1 st , comes on in the instrument 
panel when the oil has not been 
changed and the deterioration of the 
oil has reached another threshold. To 
avoid the risk of damage, have the oil 
changed without waiting for this level.    The warning lamp fl ashing and, 
if your vehicle has the function, a 
message displayed at every engine 
start: the system has detected 
deterioration of the engine oil. Have 
the oil changed as soon as possible.   For 3.0 litre HDi engines, the engine speed 
is restricted to 3 000 rpm, then 1 500 rpm 
until the oil change is done. Have the engine 
oil changed to avoid any risk of damage.   
     
        
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TECHNOLOGY 
on
BOARD
   
Bluetooth hands-free system
4
 
When prompted by the telephone, enter the 
PIN displayed in the instrument panel. 
  If the pairing has been successful, the 
system announces "Connecting". 
  The name of the telephone identified 
appears in the instrument panel screen, 
pairing is confirmed.     "Settings"\wait for a response\
"Pairing".  
   
PIN     
Pairing a mobile telephone 
  Pairing consists of setting your vehicle's 
Bluetooth
® system to recognise your mobile 
telephone. 
  For this you must activate the Bluetooth
® 
function of your telephone and set its 
visibility. 
  MOBILE TELEPHONE WITH HANDS-FREE FUNCTION
 
With the ignition on, activate the 
main menu. 
  Select SETTINGS. 
  Confirm. 
  Select PAIRING. 
  Confirm.   This number, which permits 
recognition of your mobile 
telephone, is generated 
randomly by the system. 
  It is communicated by the instrument panel 
screen and is repeated verbally by the 
system. 
  This PIN is independent of your SIM card 
and your mobile's access code. 
  Once your handset has been paired, there is 
no need to keep a record of this number. 
  If you change your mobile telephone, you 
must repeat the pairing procedure as you 
will be given a new PIN. 
  Look for the option which displays 
the Bluetooth
® system detected 
by your telephone. 
  When the system has been 
identified, a message appears in 
your telephone (My car, ...).    
Pressing MAIN or ESC during 
the pairing phase may cancel the 
procedure. 
  If the pairing fails, an error message will 
appear; in this case, repeat the procedure.   
     
        
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Bluetooth hands-free system  
  Select the desired text message. 
   
"Message reader" then after the 
audible signal "message received". 
  "Previous" or "Next" moves through 
the list of text messages. 
  "Read" starts reading of the text 
message selected.     Confi rm to read the text message.
   
Managing text messages 
  "Read" starts reading of the 
message. 
  "Erase" deletes the message. 
  "Call" allows you to contact the 
sender of the message.     
Deleting all text messages 
  Activate the main menu. 
  Select DELETE ALL. 
  Confirm. 
  The system asks you to confirm 
your choice: 
  Confirm to delete. 
  To cancel. 
  "Message reader" then after the 
audible signal "Delete all". 
  The system requests confirmation, 
reply with: "Yes" to confirm or "No" 
to cancel.    "Message reader" then after the 
audible signal "Signal type". 
  The system lists the options, select 
between: "Reader deactivated", 
"Audio and visual info" or "Visual 
info only".  
     
Information settings 
  Activate the main menu. 
  Choose the desired option.    During reading of the message:   Activate the main menu. 
  Select MESS. READER. 
  Confirm. 
  Select SIGNAL TYPE. 
  Confirm to select from the 
3 choices available: 
   
 
-   Audio + visual: the system signals the 
receipt of a message audibly and visibly 
and offers to read it. 
   
-   Visual only: reception of a message is 
signalled visibly in the instrument panel. 
   
-   Off: the text message reader is 
deactivated.   
     
        
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Bluetooth hands-free system  
   
 
Level 1  
   
 
Level 2  
   
 
Level 3  
   
 
Actions  
 
  Read messages/ 
  Messages   Type of info/Info    
Activation of the MESS. READER menu.  
  Deactivation of the info settings function. 
  Deactivate reader/
Reader not active/
Reader off   Deactivates the reading of text messages. 
  Visual and audible 
info/Visual and 
audible/Visual plus 
audible/Audible   Reception of a text message is signalled in the instrument panel 
screen and by an audible signal. 
  Visual info only/Only 
visual/Visual   Reception of a text message is signalled only in the instrument 
panel screen.  
     
        
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Instruments and controls  
 
 
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 
 Instrument panels, screens, speedometer 28 
  Warning lamps, indicator lamps  29-35 
  Indicators, gauge  36-37 
  Lighting controls  42 
  Automatic illumination of headlamps  43 
  Guide-me-home lighting  43 
  Sidelamps/park 44 
  Opening the bonnet  134 
  Fuses 153-156 
  Mode, vehicle confi guration  74-77 
  Programmable additional heating  57-59 
  Additional heating, rear air 
conditioning 55-56 
  Pneumatic suspension  81 
  Headlamp beam height adjustment  44 
  Lighting dimmer  37 
  Setting the time  76   Front/rear wipers  45 
  Screenwash/headlamp wash  45 
  Trip computer - MODE  74-77 
  Starter, ignition switch  39 
  Hill start  40 
  Cruise control  46-48 
  Fixed speed limiter  115    Steering wheel, reach adjustment  38 
  Horn 112 
  Instruments and controls  8 
  Electric windows, mirrors  72-73 
  Locking the load space  27