285
RDS
The external environment
(hills, buildings, tunnels, basement
car parks, ...) may block reception,
including in R
dS m
ode. This is a
normal effect of the way in which radio
waves are transmitted and does not
indicate any failure of the audio system.
Press the MENU button.
Select " Audio functions ".
Press OK.
Select the " FM waveband
preferences " function.
Press OK. Select "
Activate RDS ".
Press OK , R
dS i
s displayed in the
screen.
In " Radio " mode, press OK directly to activate /
deactivate R
dS
mode.
RdS, if displayed, enables you to continue
listening to the same station by automatic
retuning to alternative frequencies.
However, in certain conditions, coverage
of an R
dS s
tation may not be assured
throughout the country as radio stations
do not cover 100 % of the territory. This
explains the loss of reception of a station
that can occur during a journey.
Receiving TA messages
Press the TA button to activate or
deactivate traffic messages.
The T
a
(Traffic a
n
nouncement)
function gives priority to T
a
alert
messages. To operate, this function
needs good reception of a radio station
transmitting this type of message.
When a traffic report is transmitted, the
current audio source (Radio, C
d, .
..)
is interrupted automatically to play the
T
a
message. n
o
rmal playback of the
audio source resumes at the end of the
transmission of the message.
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QUESTIONANSWER SOLUTION
The stored stations do not
function (no sound,
87.5 Mhz is displayed...). An incorrect waveband is selected.
Press the
band a
S
T button to return to the
waveband (AM, FM1, FM2, FMAST) on which the
stations are stored.
The traffic announcement
(T
a) i
s displayed. I do
not receive any traffic
information. The radio station is not part of the regional traffic information
network.
Tune to a radio station which broadcasts traffic
information.
The quality of reception of
the radio station listened
to gradually deteriorates
or the stored stations do
not function (no sound,
87.5
Mhz is displayed...). The vehicle is too far from the transmitter used by the station
listened to or there is no transmitter in the geographical area
through which the vehicle is travelling.
ac
tivate the R
dS f
unction to enable the system
to check whether there is a more power ful
transmitter in the geographical area.
The environment (hills, buildings, tunnels, underground car parks...)
block reception, including in R
dS m
ode.This phenomenon is normal and does not
indicate a failure of the audio equipment.
The aerial is absent or has been damaged (for example when going
through an automatic car wash or into an underground car park). Have the aerial checked by a CITR
oËn
dealer.
Sound cut-outs of 1 to
2
seconds in radio mode.
du
ring this brief sound cut-out, the R
d
S searches for another
frequency giving better reception of the station.
de
activate the R
dS f
unction if the phenomenon
is too frequent and always on the same route.
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Remote control key 63 - 65, 121-123
- locking/unlocking
-
battery
-
a
nti-theft protection
-
starting
Exterior
Lighting controls 7 5 -79
Headlamp adjustment 7 9
Changing bulbs
1
81-184
-
f
ront lamps
-
foglamps
-
d
irection indicator repeaters
Door mirrors
5
7
D o o r s
71
-73
-
opening/closing
-
c
entral locking
-
em
ergency control
Alarm
6
7-68
Electric child lock
1
05
Electric windows
6
9 -70
ac
cessories
6
1-62
Wiper controls
8
0 - 82
Changing a wiper blade
195
Boot
7
4
Temporary puncture repair kit
1
44-148
Changing a wheel
1
74-180
- tools
-
removing/refittinga
dblu e additive,
topping-up 1 59 -165, 166 -168
Changing bulbs
1
85-186
-
r
ear lamps
-
3rd brake lamp
-
n
umber plate lamps
Rear parking sensors
1
43 -144
Reversing camera
1
45
Towbar
20
3-204
Towing
20
1-202
Hill start assist
1
38
br
aking assistance
1
12
Trajectory control
1
13
Tyre pressures
2
16
Fuel tank
15
5 -15 6
Misfuel prevention
1
57
Visual search
302
Instrument panels 10-11
Warning lamps 1 2-23
Gauges and indicators
2
4-27
a
djustment buttons
2
8-29
-
t
rip distance recorder /clock
-
l
ighting dimmer / black panel
Instruments and controls
Lighting controls 7 5 -79
Headlamp adjustment 7 9
Speed limiter
1
39 -140
Cruise control
1
41-142
da
shboard fuses
1
88-190
Opening the bonnet
1
47Rear view mirror
5
8
Zenith windscreen blind
8
6
Sun visor
87
W
iper controls
8
0 - 82
Trip computer
3
0 -33
Stop & Start
1
35 -137
au
dio system
2
81-299
Setting the date/time
3
5, 39
Touch screen tablet
2
19 -280
Setting the date/time
4
4
Emergency or assistance call
1
07, 217-218
Ventilation / Heating
4
5 - 49
Manual air conditioning
4
7- 48
di
gital air conditioning
5
0-51
Rear screen demist/
defrost
52
Interior mood lighting
8
4 Steering wheel adjustment
5
8
Horn
10
7
Scented air freshener
5
3
Manual gearbox
1
24
Electronic gearbox(ETG)
1
25-129
Automatic gearbox
1
30 -133
Gear efficiency indic ator
13
4
Parking brake
1
24Door mirrors
5
7
Electric windows
6
9 -70
Multifunction screens
3
4-39
Touch screen tablet
4
0 - 44
Hazard warning lamps
1
06
Visual search
304
abS and EbFd systems ...............................112ac
cessories .................................................... 61
ac
cessory socket, 12V ...................................88
a
dditif a d
blu
e
................................................. 22
a
dditive, a d
blu
e
.................................... 159, 165
ad
justing headlamps
...................................... 79
a
djusting head restraints
................................55
Adjusting the steering wheel
..........................58
ad
vice on driving
.......................................... 120
air
bags
.................................................... 2 0 , 11 6
ai
rbags, curtain
...................................... 11
8 , 11 9
air
bags, front .......................................... 11 6 , 11 9
air
bags, lateral
....................................... 118 , 11 9
air
conditioning
........................................... 8, 46
air
conditioning, digital
.............................46, 50
air
conditioning, manual
...........................46, 47
ai
r filter .......................................................... 153
Air flow
..............................
.........................47, 51
air
intake
................................................... 48, 51
air
recirculation
......................................... 48, 51
ai
r vents
.......................................................... 45
alar
m
............................................................... 67
ambi
ent temperature (display) ........................10
an
ti-lock braking system (
a
b
S
) ....................112
an
ti-pinch
........................................................ 69
ant
i-theft
....................................................... 121
apple® player ........................................2 50, 289ar
mrest, front .................................................. 87
as
sistance call
....................................... 107, 217
Audible warning
............................................ 107
au
dio cable
................................... 248, 286, 287
au
dio streaming (
bl
uetooth)
.........2
48, 250, 289
au
dio system ................................................. 281
au
tomatic illumination of headlamps
........75, 78
d
ab
(di
gital a
u
dio b
r
oadcasting)
........246, 247
dat
e (setting)
...............................
........35, 39, 44
da
ytime running lamps
...................................79
dea
ctivating the passenger airbag
...............117
Deactivating the rear windows
.......................70
de
adlocking
....................................................64
A
B
CD
battery ................................................... 153, 196ba
ttery, charging ........................................... 19 6
bat
tery, remote control
............................. 6
5, 66
bla
ck panel ...................................................... 29
bli
nd
................................................................ 86
b
lueH
di
................................................... 24, 159
bl
uetooth connection
............................271, 289
bl
uetooth (telephone)
............................266, 290
bo
nnet
........................................................... 147
b
oot
................................................................. 74
bo
ot lamp
................................................ 84, 187
br
ake discs
.................................................... 15
4
br
ake lamps
...............................
...................185
br
ake pads
.................................................... 15 4
br
aking assistance system
...........................11
2
Capacity, fuel tank
..............................
..........155
C
d
................................................................. 287
CD MP3
......................................................... 288
Central locking
.......................................... 63, 72
Changing a bulb
..................................... 180 -18 6
Automatic operation of hazard warning
lamps
..............................
............................
10 6
Automatic rain sensitive windscreen wipers
...............
......................................
80, 82
a
uxiliary socket
...............................
88, 248, 287Changing a fuse
.....................................
187-19 3
Changing a wheel ..................................
174 -17 7
Changing a wiper blade ..........................
82, 195
Changing the date
...............................
35, 39, 44
Changing the remote control battery
..............
65
Changing the time
.........................
28, 35, 39, 44
Checking levels
...................................... 15
0 -152
Checking the engine oil level
..................
27, 150
Checking tyre pressures (using the kit) ........
173
Checks ............... ....................................
14 8 -15 4
Child lock ............................... ........................105
Children
...............................
.............92-105, 117
Child seats
...................9
2-94, 98, 99, 103, 104
Child seats, conventional
................................98
Child seats, IS
oF
IX
...............................10
2-103
C
ITR
oËn C
onnect b
o
x ...............................217
C
ITR
oËn L
ocalised Emergency Call...........217
Clock
.............................................28, 35, 39, 44
Closing the boot
........................................63, 74
Closing the doors
......................................63, 71
Connectors, audio
........................... 8
8, 248, 287
Coolant level
.................................................152
Cruise control
................................................ 1
41
Cup holder
...............................
........................85
alphabetical index
307
Radio ..................................................... 238, 284
Radio pre-equipment ...................................... 59
RdS
....................................................... 245, 285
Rear foglamp ................................................. 185
Rear screen (demisting)
..................................52
Recharging the battery
................................. 19
7
Reduction of electrical load
..........................19 9
Regeneration of the particle filter
.................15
3
Reinitialising the electric windows
..................70
Reinitialising the remote control
..................... 65
R
emote control
.......................................... 63
-66
Removing a wheel
........................................ 17 7
Removing the mat
........................................... 89
Replacing bulbs
..................................... 181-187
Replacing fuses
..............................
.......18 8 -19 4
Replacing the air filter
...................................153
Replacing the oil filter
................................... 15
3
Replacing the passenger compartment filter
...................................... 153
Replacing wiper blades ...........................82, 195
Resetting the service indicator
.......................26
Resetting the trip recorder
..............................28
Rev counter
............................................... 1 0 , 11
Reversing camera
......................................... 145
Reversing lamp
............................................. 18
5
Risk areas (update)
....................................... 235
Routine checks
..................................... 153, 15 4
Running out of fuel (
di
esel)
..........................15
8
RS
Safety for children ............................9 2-105, 117
Scented air freshener ..................................... 53
S
creen menu
.......224, 226, 230, 238, 240, 242,
252, 254, 256, 266, 268
Screen menu map
.......224, 226, 230, 238, 240,
242, 252, 254, 256, 266, 268, 292, 293
Screen, monochrome
.......34, 37, 284, 292, 293
Screenwash
.................................................... 81
Screenwash reservoir
...................................152
SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction)
............159
Seat adjustment
...............................
...............54
Seat belts
......................................... 9
8, 114, 115
Seats, rear
....................................................... 56
Serial number, vehicle
.................................. 2
16
Service indicator
............................................. 24
Service warning lamp
..................................... 17
Servicing
...............................
............................8
Settings (Menus)
.................34, 37, 42, 256, 290
Setting the clock
...........................28, 35, 39, 44
Sidelamps
....................................... 75, 183, 185
Side repeater
..............................
..................183
Snow chains
.................................................. 20
0
Spare wheel
...............................
...................174
Speakers (fitting)
............................................. 59
Speed limiter
................................................. 13 9
Speedometer
............................................ 1 0 , 11
Starting the engine
....................................... 121
Steering mounted controls, audio
........222, 283
Stop Start
..........33, 52, 135, 147, 153, 155, 196
Storage
...................................................... 85, 87
Storage box
..................................................... 91
St
orage drawer
............................................... 89
Stowing rings
.................................................. 90
Sun visor
......................................................... 87
T
Switching off the engine ...............................12 1
Synchronising the remote control ...................65
System settings
............................................. 259
Table of weights
............................ 2
06, 209, 212
Tables of engines
..........................205, 209, 211
Tables of fuses
.............................................. 188
Tank,
a d
blu
e
® additive ......................... 15 9, 16 6
Ta n k , f u e l
............................................... 155, 157
Technical data
........................................ 205 -216
Telephone
............................................. 266, 290
Temperature adjustment
........................... 4
7, 50
Temporary tyre repair kit ...............................169
Third brake lamp
........................................... 18 6
Three flashes function (direction indicators)
.....10 6
Time
................................................................ 10
TMC (Traffic info)
.......................................... 23
6
To o l s
.............................................................. 174
Total distance recorder
................................... 28
Touch screen tablet
........................................ 40
T
ouch screen tablet (Menus) ....40, 42, 219, 223
To w b a r
........................................................... 203
Towed loads
.................................. 206, 209, 212
Towing another vehicle
................................. 2
02
Traction control (
aS
R)
...................... 16, 18, 113
Traffic information (T
a)
......................... 237, 285
Traffic information (TMC)
.............................. 23
6
Tr a i l e r
............................................................ 203
Trajectory control systems
............................ 113
Trip computer
...................................... 30 -33, 38
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alphabetical index
308
Z
W
Zenith windscreen ........................................... 86
U
V
Under-inflation (detection) ..............2 1, 108, 173
Unlocking .............................. ..........................63
Unlocking from the inside
...............................72
U
pdate risk areas
.......................................... 23
5
Updating the date
................................ 35, 39, 44
Updating the time
................................ 35, 39, 44
URE
a
.................................................... 159, 16 0
US
b
player ...................................... 88, 248, 286
Vanity mirror
.................................................... 87
V
ehicle configuration
.............34, 37, 42, 257, 290, 293
Ventilation
..............................
..............45 - 47, 51
Warning lamps
........................................... 12-23
Warning lamp, SCR emissions control system
........................................................... 23
Trip distance recorder
.....................................
28
Tyre pressures
......................................
173, 216
Tyre under-inflation detection
.......................................
21, 108, 173Wash-wipe, rear
..............................................
81
Weights
.........................................
206, 209, 212
Wi-Fi network connection
.............................
2
62
Window controls .............................................
69
Wiper control stalk ....................................
80-82
Wiper, rear ....................................................... 81
Wipers
.......................................................
80, 82
alphabetical index
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Audio and Telematics
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As a safety measure and because it
requires sustained attention by the
driver, using a smartphone when
driving is prohibited.
All operations must be done with the
vehicle stationary
.
The synchronisation of a
smartphone allows applications on a
smartphone that are adapted to the
MirrorLink
TM technology to be displayed
in the vehicle's screen.
As the principles and standards are
constantly evolving, it is recommended
that you update the operating system of
your smartphone.
For the list of eligible smar tphones,
connect to the brand's internet website
in your country.
Please note:
- if your smartphone is supported, to
make it "MirrorLink
TM " compatible,
some phone manufacturers
nevertheless invite you to first
download a dedicated application.
- iPhone
®
is not supported yet; an
Apple ® application, "CarPlay ®
", is
being developed.
When connecting a smartphone to
the system, it is recommended that
Bluetooth
® be started on the smartphone
Start the application on the
smartphone (optional, depending
on the smartphone and operating
system).
Access to the different audio sources remains
accessible in the margin of the MirrorLink
TM
display, using touch buttons in the upper bar.
Access to the menus for the system is possible
at any time using the dedicated buttons
If the smartphone is locked,
communication with the system is only
by USB cable.
During the procedure, several screen
pages relating to certain functions
are displayed.
Accept to start and end the
connection.
Connect a USB cable. The
smartphone charges when
connected by a USB cable.
Press " MirrorLink
TM
" to start
the application in the system.
Once connection is established, an
" Applications
" page is displayed with the
list of applications already downloaded to
your smartphone and adapted to MirrorLink
TM
technology.
If only one application has been downloaded to
the smartphone, it starts automatically.
MirrorLink TM
smartphone
connection
Press the end of the lighting control stalk to
start voice recognition of your smartphone via
the system.
Voice recognition requires a compatible
smartphone connected to the vehicle by
Bluetooth.
Voice recognition
As a safety measure, applications
can only be viewed with the vehicle
stationary; display is interrupted once
the vehicle is moving.
From the system, press " Connected
services
" to display the primary
page.