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MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS
Using the auxiliary input (AUX)
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ACK/USB audio cable not supplied
Connect the portable device (MP3, WMA  player…)   to   the   JACK  auxiliary
  audio   socket   or   USB   port   using   a   suitable   cable.Press MUSIC
  to   display   the   "MUSIC"
menu.
Select "Activate / Deactivate AUX
input "
  and   confirm.
First
  adjust   the   volume   of   your   portable  
device

  (to   a   high   level).  
Then
  adjust   the  
volume

  of   your   audio   system.
Display
  and   management   of   the   controls   are   via   the   portable   device.

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SCREEN MENU MAP(S)
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1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
1
"MUSIC" MENUChange Media
Read mode
Audio settings
Activate / Deactivate AUX
input
All passengers
Le-Ri balance
Fr-Re balance
Auto. V
olume
Update radio list
Bass
Treble
Loudness
Distribution
d

river
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2
2
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1
3
3
3
3
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2Equalizer
"RADIO" MENUChange Waveband
Options
DAB
AM
Audio settings
none
Classical
Jazz
Rock
T
echno
Vocal
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
USB/iPod
Random on all media AUX
Repetition CD
Normal Bluetooth streaming
Random
2FM
3Activated / Deactivated
3Activated / Deactivated
2
2
RDS station tracking
FM/DAB

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Automatic search up / down for radio frequencies.
Select  previous   /   next   CD,   USB,  
streaming

  track.
Navigation
  in   a   list.
d

isplay the list of stations
received,
 
CD/MP3
 
tracks
 
or
 folders.
Long
 
press:
 
managing
 
the
 
classification

 
of
 
MP3/WMA
 files

 
/
 
update
 
the
 
list
 
of
 
stations
 
received.
Abandon

  the   current  
operation.
Up

  one   level   (menu   or  
folder).
On

 
/
 
Off. Selection
  of   FM   /   DAB   /  
AM*

  wavebands.
Select
 
preset
 
radio
 
station.
Long
 
press:
 
store
 
a
 
station.
Select
 
screen
 
display
 between
 
modes:
Full
 
screen:
 Audio
 

(or telephone if call in
progress)
 
/
In
 
a
 
window:
 
Audio

 
(or telephone if call in
progress)

 
-
 
T

ime
 
or
 
T

rip
 
computer

.
Long
 
press:
 
black
 
screen
 
(DARK).
Audio

 
settings:
audio
 
ambiences,
 
treble,
 
bass,

 
loudness,
 
distribution,
 
left/right

 
balance,
 
front/rear
 
fader

,
 
automatic
 
volume. Access
  to   main   menu.
TA
 

(Traffic
 
Announcement)

 
function

 
On
 
/
 
Off.
Long
 
press:
 
access to type of
information. Select

 
source:
Radio,
 
CD,
 
AUX,

 
USB,
 
Streaming.
Accept

 
an
 
incoming
 
call. Confirmation

  or   display   of  
contextual

  menu.
Manual
 
step
 
by
 
step
 
search
 
up
 
/
 
down
 for
 
radio
 
frequencies.
Select
 
previous
 
/
 
next
 
MP3
 
folder.
Select
 
previous
 
/
 
next
 
folder
 
/
 
genre
 
/
 
artist

 
/
 
playlist
 
in
 
the
 
USB
 
device.
Navigation
 
in
 
a
 
list.
Volume
 
adjustment.
FIRST STEPS
* Depending on model.

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AUDIO
APPLE® players or portable player
Management of the device is via the audio system controls.
The   audio   files   on   a   Mass   Storage   portable   player*   can  
be

  heard   through   the   vehicle's   speakers   by   connecting  
it

  to   the   USB   port   (cable   not   supplied).
If   the   portable   player   is   not   recognised   by   the   USB   port,   connect   it   to  
the

  auxiliary   Jack   socket. The
a

pple
® player
 must  be  updated  regularly  for  the  best  connection.
The
 
playlists   are   those   defined   in   the  
Apple® player.
The
a
pple
® player must be generation 5 or later.
*
 
Check
 
your
 
player's
 
manual.

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AUDIO
Auxiliary socket (AUX)
Auxiliary jack socket
Do   not   connect   a   device   to   the   USB   port   and   to   the   auxiliary   Jack  
socket

  at   the   same   time.
The
  auxiliary   Jack   socket   permits   the   connection   of   a   portable   non-
mass
  storage   device   or   an  
Apple® player if not recognised by the USB
 
port.
Connect
 
the
 
portable
 
device
 
to
 
the   auxiliary   Jack   socket   using   a  
suitable

 
cable
 
(not
 
supplied). Press the SOURCE or SRC button
several
  times   in   succession   and  
select

"AUX".
First
  adjust   the   volume   on   your   portable   device.
Then
  adjust   the   volume   of   the   audio  
system.
The

  display   and   management   of   controls   is   on   the  
portable

  device.

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The
 
message   "USB  
peripheral error"
or "Peripheral not
recognised"

  is   displayed  
in

 
the
 
screen. The
  USB   memory   stick   is   not   recognised.
The
  memory   stick   may   be   corrupt. Reformat
  the   memory   stick   (FAT
 
32).
a telephone connects
automatically

,  
disconnecting

  another  
telephone. Automatic

  connection   overrides   manual   connection.Modify
  the   telephone   settings   to   remove   automatic  
connection.
The

a
pple
® player is
not
 
recognised   when  
connecting

  to   the   USB  
port. The

a pple® player is of a generation that is not compatible with a USB connection. Connect
the a pple® player to the AUX  Jack   socket  using
 
a
 
suitable
 
cable   (not   supplied).
The
 
hard
 
disk
 
or
 
device
 
is

 
not
 
recognised
 
when
 
connecting

 
to
 
the
 
USB
 
port. Some

 
hard
 
disks
 
and
 
devices
 
need
 
a
 
power
 
supply
 
greater
 
than
 
is
 
provided

 
by
 
the
 
audio
 
system. Connect
 
the
 
device
  to   the   230   V   socket,   the   12   V  
socket

 
or
 
an
 
external   power   supply.
Caution:
 
ensure
 
that   the   device   does   not   transmit  
a

 
voltage
 
greater
 
than   5   V   (risk   of   destruction   of  
the

 
system).
When
 
streaming,
 
the
 
sound

 
cuts
 
momentarily. Some
 
telephones
 
prioritise
 
connection
 
of
 
the
 
"hands-free"
 
profile. Delete
 
the
 
"hands-free"   connection   profile   to  
improve

 
streaming.
In
 
"Random
 
all"
 
play,
 
not

 
all
 
of
 
the
 
tracks
 
are
 
played. In

 
"Random
 
all"
 
play,
 
the
 
system
 
can
 
only
 
take
 
into
 
account
 
up
 
to
 
999 tracks.

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ABS and EBFD 
systems  .................................. 123a

ccessories  
............................... 221
Accessory

  socket,   12V  
......... 97,
  98,
101,
  105
AdBlue
® ..................................... 183
Additive,  AdBlue  .......... 23,   183,   186
Adjusting
  headlamps  
................... 87
Adjusting

  head  
restraints
 
................................... 59
Adjusting

  seat   belt  
height
 
.............................. 126,
  127
Adjusting
  the   steering  
wheel
 
........................................ 65
Advice

 
on  
driving
 
..................................... 133
Airbags

 
................................ 22,
  129
Airbags,
  curtain.................. 131,   132
Airbags,
  front  
..................... 129,
  132
Airbags,
  lateral................... 131,   132
Air
 
conditioning  
............................ 10
Air

 
conditioning,  
automatic
 
...................... 48,
  49,   52
Air
 
conditioning,  
manual
 
................................. 48-50
Air

 
filter
 
...................................... 181
Air

 
flow
 
......................................... 10a

ir vents....................................... 47
Alarm
 
........................................... 74
Anti-lock

  braking  
system
  (ABS)  
.......................... 123
Anti-pinch..................................... 78
Anti-theft

 
.................................... 134
Armrest,

  front  
....................... 99,
  100
Armrest,
  rear  
.............................. 103a

ssistance call  
.......................... 125,

235,
  236Audible
  warning  
......................... 122
Audio
  streaming  
( b luetooth)  
.............. 278,
  308,   310
Audio   system  
................. 35,
  37,   293
Automatic   illumination  
of   headlamps  ...................... 82,   85
Automatic   operation  
of
  hazard   warning   lamps  
........ 122
Automatic

  rain   sensitive  
windscreen
  wipers  
.............. 90,
  91
Auxiliary
  socket.................. 279,   307
Auxiliary
  sockets  
.......................... 97
A
Backup
  starting  
.......................... 212b

attery  
........................ 181,
  212-214
Battery,
  charging  
........................ 214
Battery

,   remote  
control
 
.................................. 69-71
Black

  panel  
.................................. 33
Blind

  spot  
sensors
 
................................... 158b

lue H d i  
............................ 174,
  183
b

luetooth (hands-free)
 
.................... 260,
  309
b

luetooth (telephone)
 
............................. 260b

onnet  
....................................... 175b

onnet stay................................ 175
b

oot  
............................................. 77
Boot

  lamp  
............................ 94,
  106
Brake
  discs  
................................ 182
Brake

  lamps............................... 206
Brake
  pads  
................................ 182
Brakes

 
....................................... 182
Braking

  assistance  
system
 
.................................... 123
B
C
Capacity
,   fuel   tank  
..................... 171
C
d 
............................................. 302
CD
  MP3  
............................. 303,
  304
Central   locking  
....................... 68,
  72
Centre console  ............................ 98
Changing   a   bulb  ................ 202,   206
Changing   a   fuse  ........................ 208
Changing
  a   wheel  
...................... 195
Changing

  a   wiper   blade  
....... 92,
  215
Changing
  the   date  
........... 35,
  37,   42
Changing
  the   remote  
control battery
 
..................... 69,
  70
Changing
  the   time  
..... 32,
  35,   37,   42
Checking
  levels  
.................. 178-180
Checking

  the   engine  
oil level...................................... 29
Checking
  tyre   pressures  
(using
  the   kit)  
.......................... 190
Checks.............................. 176,

  177,
181,
  182
Child
  lock  
................................... 121
Children

 
...................... 1
15,   118,   119
Child
  seats   
....................... 108,
  109,
113-115,
  120
Child
  seats,   conventional............11 4
C
ITR o Ë n   Localised  
a

ssistance Call  
....................... 236
C

ITR o Ë n   Localised  
Emergency
  Call  
...................... 236
Clock

............................................ 32
Closing
  the   boot..................... 68,   77
Closing
  the   doors................... 68,   76
Cold
  climate   screen  
................... 216
Colour screen

 
.............................. 41
Connectors,

  audio  
....... 97,
  305,   307
Coolant level
 
.............................. 179
Courtesy

  lamps...................... 86,   93
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