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MULTIMEDIA
Button Short press (less than 1 second)Long press (more than
1 second)
❒Acceptance of incoming call
❒Display of last calls made
❒Passing from one telephone conversation to another in second call mode (call notification)
❒Call selected or composed contact/number-
❒Activation ofBlue&Me™main menu-
❒Rejection of incoming call
❒Ending of call in progress-
❒Activation of voice recognition
❒Interruption of the voice message in order to give a new voice command❒Repetition of the last
voice message given by
the system
/
Pressing the centre of the left wheel:
❒deactivation of voice recognition
❒interruption of voice message
❒interruption of SMS message reading
❒exit fromBlue&Me™Main Menu
❒exit from a submenu and return to previous menu option
❒exit from the current selection without saving
❒deactivate/reactivate the microphone during a phone conversation
❒resetting of call tone volume for incoming call
❒Media Player Pause on/off-
+/-Turning left wheel upwards or downwards:
❒adjust the audio volume forBlue&Me™system functions: hands-free, SMS message
reader, Media player, voice announcements-
/
Turning right wheel upwards or downwards:
❒Scrolling through theBlue&Me™menu
❒Media Player track selection
❒Scrolling through SMS messages in the list-

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HANDS-FREE FUNCTION
QUICK GUIDE
To start using the hands-free function
with voice recognition andBluetooth®
technology provided byBlue&Me™:
❒Make sure that the ignition key is
turned toMAR
❒Practise the voice commands
❒Register your mobile phone
❒Make a call.
Preparing your mobile phone
phonebook
Before pairing your mobile phone with
Blue&Me™, you must make sure
you have stored the names you want to
contact in the phonebook on your
mobile phone so that you can call them
using the car's hands-free system.
If your phonebook does not contain any
names, enter new names for the most
frequently used numbers. For further
details, consult your mobile phone
manual.IMPORTANT
❒Access to the phonebook copied to
Blue&Me™is possible only when
the mobile phone from which it was
copied is connected.
❒Entries stored in the SIM card or
mobile phone memory can be
transferred toBlue&Me™with different
procedures, depending on your mobile
phone model.
Getting to know the voice
commands
When talking to the system, you can
always use the voice command "Help",
to obtain detailed instructions on the
voice commands available for each
stage of interaction.
To practise the "Help" command
proceed as follows:
❒Press the
control on the steering
wheel.
❒AfterBlue&Me™has given an
acoustic signal to indicate that voice
recognition is active, say "Help".
Blue&Me™will give the list of voice
commands available.
❒At the end of the help message, say
"Settings" and, at the end of the
message, "Help".Blue&Me™will give
the list of voice commands available
for the Settings menu.❒You can now give one of the available
commands and proceed with the
dialogue as you wish.
❒If you need further help press
and
say "Help".
Pairing your mobile phone
IMPORTANT This operation should be
carried out only with the vehicle
stationary.
To pair your mobile phone, proceed as
follows:
❒Press
and say "Settings" and
then, at the end of the message from
Blue&Me™, say "User pairing".
❒The system will show a code number
(PIN) on the instrument panel display,
which is used for the pairing procedure.
For the two subsequent stages,
consult your mobile phone manual.
❒Look for devices with Bluetooth®
technology on your mobile phone (the
setting on your mobile phone could
be called Search or New Device). Find
“Blue&Me” in this list (the name that
identifies theBlue&Me™system
in your vehicle) and select it.

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❒When prompted, enter the PIN code
displayed on the instrument panel
using your mobile phone keypad. If
pairing is successful, the system will
say "Connecting" and at the end the
display will show, as confirmation,
details of the mobile phone paired.
It is important to wait for this
confirmation message; if you press the
right
/wheel before it appears,
you risk cancelling the pairing process.
If the registration fails, an error message
will appear; in this case, you will need
to repeat the procedure.
❒After pairing your mobile phone, the
first time you connect,Blue&Me™
will say "Welcome". This message will
no longer be heard at subsequent
pairing or connecting procedures.
❒Blue&Me™asks you if you want to
copy the phonebook of the mobile
phone just paired onto theBlue&Me™
system. You are advised to copy it. To
proceed with copying, say "Ye s"; if you
do not want to copy the phonebook,
say "No".❒On some mobile phones, the names
in the phonebook are not copied
automatically, but have to be
transferred by using the mobile phone
keypad. IfBlue&Me™asks you, carry
out this procedure by following the
specific instructions on your mobile
phone and press the rightSRC/OK
wheel when you have finished.
Making a phone call
Imagine that "John" is one of the
names saved in your phonebook.
To call John, proceed as follows:
❒Press the
control on the steering
wheel and say "Call John".
❒If the system recognises the name
John, the relevant information will
be shown on the display.
If your phonebook has only one number
stored for John, the system will ask
you directly if you want to call him. To
make the call, say "Ye s"; otherwise, say
"No".
If, on the other hand, there are several
phone numbers for John, the system
will ask which one you wish to call
(for example, "Call John work
or home?"). Respond by indicating
which number you want to call (for
example, "Home").If John has several phone numbers but
the type of phone number is missing,
the system will display the selected
contact and a list of related phone
numbers. The hands-free system will
ask if you would like to call the phone
number displayed. If the number
displayed is the one you wish to call,
say "Ye s"; otherwise, say “No". If
the person to contact is the correct
one, but the number is wrong, say
"Forward"or"Back" to see the other
phone numbers for this person.
To call the number displayed, say
"Call". You can also navigate through
this list manually by turning the right
/wheel until you find the desired
number. At this point, press
to make
the call.
❒To end the call, press
.
SMS MESSAGE READER
QUICK GUIDE
(only for phones which support this
function)
If yourBluetooth® phone supports
this function, when a new SMS mes-
sage is receivedBlue&Me™will notify
you through an acoustic signal and ask
you if you want to read it.
❒Say "Ye s" or press the rightSRC/OK
wheel, and the system will read the
last message received.

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❒Say "No" or press the right/
wheel and the system will store the
message so you can read it another
time.
MEDIA PLAYER QUICK
GUIDE
Proceed as follows to start playing the
digital audio stored on your USB
device:
❒Copy the tracks to your USB device .
❒For USB devices without a USB
cable, simply connect the device to the
USB port in the vehicle (directly or
with the help of an extension).
❒For USB devices with a cable,
connect one end to your USB device
and the other to the USB port in the
vehicle.
❒Turn the vehicle's ignition key to
MAR.Blue&Me™will automatically
start to play your digital tracks,
selecting them from a library that is
created when you connect the USB
device.
❒The time required byBlue&Me™to
recognise your USB device and start
playback may depend on the type
of device, its capacity and its contents.❒AfterBlue&Me™has created a
library of your digital audio files, you can
select and listen to tracks, albums,
artists and playlists, using manual or
vocal interaction withBlue&Me™.
Creating the library may require a few
minutes if your USB device contains
many files.
❒You can also decide whether to play
audio files automatically when the
USB/iPod device is connected or to
play them only on your command.
LIST OF AVAILABLE
VOICE COMMANDS
The mainBlue&Me™available voice
commands are listed below.
Voice commands always available
❒Help
❒Cancel
❒Repeat
Hands free voice commands
❒Call number
❒Call [Name]”/
❒Phone
❒Last call received
❒Last call made
❒Last callSMS reader voice commands
❒Read last
❒Message reader
Media player voice commands
❒Media player
❒Play
❒Stop
❒Next
❒Previous
❒Shuffle on
❒Shuffle off
❒Loop on
❒Loop off
❒Automatic play on
❒Automatic play off
❒Now playing (track data)
Voice commands for the settings
functions
❒Settings
❒Multimedia file settings
❒Exit
WARNING
188)Using some of the system functions
whilst driving can distract attention away
from the road, risking an accident or other
serious consequences; they should
therefore be used only when driving
conditions allow it and, if necessary, only
with the vehicle stationary.

INDEX
3
rd brake light (bulb
replacement) ................................ 107
ABS (system) ................................ 61
Active safety systems ..................... 61
Airbags .......................................... 82
ASR (system) ................................. 62
Battery (recharging)....................... 135
Blue&Me ........................................ 175
Bonnet ........................................... 29
CBC system ................................. 67
Checking levels .............................. 130
Child protection systems ................ 76
Climate control system ................... 22
CO2 emissions............................... 167
Control panel and on-board
instruments .................................. 38
Dashboard.................................... 7
Daytime running lights (DRL)
– "Daytime Running Lights" .......... 17
Dimensions .................................... 152
Dipped beam headlights
– control....................................... 17
Dipped/main beam headlights
(bulb replacement) ....................... 104
Direction indicators (changing a
bulb) ............................................ 104
Direction indicators
– control....................................... 17Display ........................................... 39
Doors ............................................. 10
– door locking/unlocking .............. 10
Driving assistance systems ............ 66
DRL (Daytime Running Lights) ........ 17
Dualdrive electric power steering .... 28
Dualogic gearbox ........................... 92
Dusk sensor ................................... 16
ECO function ................................ 29
Electric windows ............................ 26
Engine compartment...................... 130
Engine............................................ 141
ESC (system) ................................. 61
Exterior lights ................................. 16
Fiat CODE (system) ....................... 10
Fix&Go Automatic kit...................... 114
Fluids and lubricants ...................... 162
Fog lights (bulb replacement) ......... 105
Fog lights/rear fog lights ................. 18
Follow me home (device) ................ 18
Front airbags .................................. 82
Front roof light ................................ 19
Fuel consumption .......................... 166
Fuel cut-off system......................... 118
Fuses (replacement) ....................... 108
Gear Shift Indicator ....................... 39
Handbrake.................................... 90
Hazard warning lights..................... 102HBA (system) ................................. 62
Head restraints............................... 13
HH (system) ................................... 61
Ignition device ............................... 9
Important information and
recommendations ........................ 182
Interior lights .................................. 19
iTPMS ............................................ 68
Jump starting ................................ 116
Keys
– key without remote control ........ 8
– key with remote control ............. 8
Lifting the vehicle .......................... 137
Luggage compartment................... 31
Main beam headlights
– control....................................... 17
Manual gearbox ............................. 91
Mode selector ................................ 95
Number plate lights (bulb
replacement) ................................ 107
Occupant protection systems ....... 71
Parking lights ................................ 17
Parking sensors ............................. 94
Performance (top speed) ................ 165
Prescriptions for handling the
vehicle at the end of its life ........... 168
Pretensioners ................................. 74
Radio ............................................ 170