2014.5 Citroen C4 CACTUS RHD ECO mode

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This comes on automatically when the boot is opened   and   switches   off   automatically   when  
t

he   boot   is   closed.
Different
  lighting   times   are   provided:
-
 
w
hen   the   ignition   is   off,   approximately  
t

en minutes,
-
 
i
n   energy   economy   mode,   approximately  
t

hirty   seconds,
-
 
w
hen   the   engine   is   running,   no   limit.
Boot lamp
Brightness
 
of
 
instruments
 
and
 
controls
Lighting dimmer control
Allows the manual adjustment of the brightness o
f   the   instrument   and   controls   illumination,   to  
s

uit   the   ambient   light   level.
F

Sel
ect the "Configuration"
menu.
F
 
A
djust   the   brightness   by   pressing   on  
t

he "+ " or " -"
  buttons   or   by   moving   the  
c

u r s o r.Operates
  only   when   the   sidelamps   are  
o

n.
Black screen
(Touch screen tablet)
This function is accessible in the touch screen
tablet. F

Sel
ect the "Configuration "
menu.
F

P
ress "Turn off screen ".
This function is accessible in the touch screen
tablet.
The
  screen   in   the   the   touch   screen   tablet   goes  
o

f f.
Press
  the   screen   again   (anywhere   on   its  
s

ur face)   to   switch   it   on   again.
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Visibility

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Load reduction mode
System which manages the use of certain functions   according   to   the   level   of   charge  
r

emaining   in   the   battery.
When
  the   vehicle   is   being   driven,   the   load  
r

eduction   function   temporarily   deactivates  
c

ertain   functions,   such   as   the   air   conditioning,  
t

he   heated   rear   screen...
The
  deactivated   functions   are   reactivated  
a

utomatically   as   soon   as   conditions   permit.System
  which   manages   the   duration   of   use   of  c
ertain functions to conserve a sufficient level
of
  charge   in   the   battery.
After
  the   engine   has   stopped,   you   can  
s

till   use   functions   such   as   the   audio   and  
t

elematics   system, windscreen   wipers,   dipped  
b

eam   headlamps, courtesy   lamps,   etc.   for  
a

  maximum   combined   duration   of   about  
f

orty minutes.
Energy economy mode
Switching to economy mode
A message then appears in the instrument p
anel   screen   indicating   that   the   vehicle   has  
s

witched   to   economy   mode   and   the   active  
f

unctions   are   put   on   standby.
If
  a   telephone   call   is   being   made   at   this   time,  
i

t   will   be   maintained   for   around   10   minutes  
w

ith   the   Bluetooth   hands-free   system   of   your  
a

udio system.
Exiting economy mode
These functions are reactivated automatically n ext   time   the   vehicle   is   driven.
In
  order   to   restore   the   use   of   these   functions  
i

mmediately,   start   the   engine   and   let   it   run:
-
 
f
or   less   than   ten   minutes,   to   use   the  
e

quipment   for   approximately   five   minutes,
-
 
f
or   more   than   ten   minutes,   to   use   the  
e

quipment   for   up   to   approximately  
t

hirty minutes.
Let
  the   engine   run   for   the   duration   specified   to  
e

nsure   that   the   battery   charge   is   sufficient.
Do
  not   repeatedly   and   continuously   restart   the  
e

ngine   in   order   to   charge   the   battery.
A
  flat   battery   prevents   the   engine   from  
s

tarting   (refer   to   the   "Battery"   section).
Practical information

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bonnet
F Open  the   left   hand   front   door. The location of the interior bonnet
release
  lever   prevents   opening   of   the  
b

onnet   when   the   left   hand   front   door  
i

s   shut.
When   the   engine   is   hot,   handle   the  
e

xterior   safety   catch   and   the   stay   with  
c

are   (risk   of   burns),   using   the   protected  
a

rea.
When   the   bonnet   is   open,   take   care   not  
t

o   damage   the   safety   catch.
F  
L
ift   the   safety   catch   and   raise   the   bonnet.F
 
U
nclip   the   stay   from   its   housing   and   place  i
t   in   the   support   slot   to   hold   the   bonnet  ope
n.
Opening
F Pull  the   release   lever,   located   at   the   bottom  o
f   the   door   aperture,   towards   you.
The cooling fan may star t after
switching off the engine: take care
with articles and clothing that might
be caught by the fan blades.
Do
  not   open   the   bonnet   under   very  
wi

ndy
 c
onditions.
Closing
F Take  the   stay   out   of   its   support   slot.
F  C lip   the   stay   back   into   its   housing.
F
 
L
ower   the   bonnet   and   release   it   at   the   end  
o

f   its   travel.
F
 
P
ull   on   the   bonnet   to   check   that   it   has  
l

atched   correctly.
be

cause of the presence of electrical
equipment
  under   the   bonnet,   it   is  
r

ecommended   that   exposure   to   water  
(

rain,   washing,   ...)   be   limited.
Before
  doing   anything   under   the  
b

onnet, switch off the Stop & Start
system   to   avoid   any   risk   of   injury  
r

esulting   from   an   automatic   change   to  S
TART   mode.
Checks

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EnginePureTech 75PureTech 82 PureTech 82 S&SPureTech 110 S&S
Gearbox Manual
(5-speed) Manual
(5-speed) ETG
 e

lectronic
(5-speed) Manual
(5-speed)
Model code 0PHMU0PHMZ0PHNZ
-
 
U
nladen   weight 965965 9751
  020
-
 
K
erb   weight* 1
  0401
  0401
  0501
  095
-
 
G
ross   vehicle   weight   (GV W) 1
  5001
  5001
  5101
  555
-
 
G
ross   train   weight   (GTW)
 o

n   a   12   %   gradient 1
  9001
  9001
  9102
  155
-
 
B
raked   trailer**  
 
o

n   a   10   %   or   12   %   gradient 720
720 725825
-
 
U
nbraked   trailer** 520520 525545
-
 
R
ecommended   nose   weight   (towbar)55555555
Weights and towed loads (in kg) - PETROL
The GTW and towed load values indicated are valid up to a maximum altitude of 1 000 metres; the towed load mentioned must be reduced by 10 % for e
ach   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
Never
  exceed   60   mph   (100   km/h)   when   towing   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High
  ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
*
  The   kerb   weight   is   equal   to   the   unladen   weight   +   driver   (75   kg).
**
  Maximum   trailer   weight   within   the   GTW   limit.
Technical data

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Enginee-HDi 92BlueHDi 100
Gearbox ETG
 e

lectronic
(6-speed) Manual
(5-speed)
Model code 0B9HP0BBHY
-
 
U
nladen   weight 1
  0551
  070
-
 
K
erb   weight* 1
  1301
  145
-
 
G
ross   vehicle   weight   (GV W) 1
  6051
  610
-
 
G
ross   train   weight   (GTW)  
 
o

n   a   12%   gradient 2
  2052
  210
-
 
B
raked   trailer   (within   GTW   limit)
 o

n   a   10%   or   12%   gradient 825
825
-
 
U
nbraked   trailer 565570
-
 
R
ecommended   nose   weight   (towbar) 55 55
Weights and towed loads (in kg) - DIESEL
* The kerb weight is equal to the unladen weight + driver (75 kg).
T he   GTW   and   towed   load   values   indicated   are   valid   up   to   a   maximum   altitude   of   1   000   metres;   the   towed   load   mentioned   must   be   reduced   by   10   %   for  
e

ach   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
Never   exceed   60   mph   (100   km/h)   when   towing   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High   ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
Technical data

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The
 
system
 
is
 
protected
 
in
 
such
 
a
 
way
 
that
 
it
 
will
 
only
 
operate

 
in
 
your
 
vehicle.
7-inch touch screen tablet
01 General
operation
For safety reasons, the driver must carry out operations which
  require   prolonged   attention   while   the   vehicle   is  
stationary

.
When
  the   engine   is   switched   off   and   to   prevent  
discharging

  of   the   battery,   the   system   switches   off  
following

  the   activation   of   the   energy   economy   mode.
CONTENTS
02
First steps - Control
panel
04
Media
05
Navigation
06
Configuration
07

Connected service
s
08
Telephone p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
Frequently asked questions p.
GPS satellite navigation system
Multimedia audio system
Bluetooth
® telephone
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276
286
288
298
03

Steering mounted
controls p. 237

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Level 1
Level 2 Level 3 Comments
Media
Secondary page Radio list Preset
Press a radio station to select it.
Update listUpdate the list of stations received.
FrequencyEnter the desired radio frequency.
ConfirmSave the settings.
Media
Secondary page Photos Page selection
Display the selected photo full screen.
RotateRotate the photo 90°.
Select allSelect all the photos in the list.
Press   again   to   deselect.
Slideshow Previous   photo.Display the photos in sequence, full screen.Pause / Play.
Next   photo.
Confirm
Save the settings.
Media
Secondary page
Manage Jukebox Sort by folder
Choose the selection mode.Sort by album
Select all
Magnifying glass
Create
  folder
Choose the handling mode.Rename
d
elete
Select all
Confirm
Save the options.
CopyCopy files to the Jukebox.

04
Selecting a station
The exterior environment (hills, buildings, tunnel, car park, below ground...) may prevent reception, even in RDS station tracking mode. This  phenomenon   is   normal   in   the   propagation   of   radio   waves   and   is   in   no   way   indicative   of   a   fault   with   the   audio   system.
Select "List"
  in   the   primary   page.
or
Select "Radio list"   in   the   secondary   page.
Press on Media   to   display   the   primary   page.
or
Press on Media   to   display   the   primary   page  
then

  go   to   the   secondary   page.
Select   a   radio   station   from   the   list   offered.
If   necessary,   select   change   of   source.
Press Media   to   display   the   primary  
page

  then   select   "
Preset ".
Select "FM Radio" or "AM Radio".
OR
Select "Update list"   to   refresh   the   list.
RADIO
Select a preset radio station in the list.
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