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Depending on the model of your smartphone,   the   manufacturer  
m

ay   require   you   to   first   download   a  
d

edicated
 a
pplication.
The
  download   of   the   application  
m

ust   be   done   with the vehicle
stationary .
During
  the   procedure,   a   page  
s

howing   the   terms   and   conditions   for  
u

se   is   displayed.
Accept
  to   start   and   end   the  
c

onnection.Once
  connected   you   can  
u

se certain applications on
your
  smartphone   as   well  
a

s the functions of your
system:
  "Audio source ",
" Telephone ".
Connect
  a   compatible   smartphone   to  t
he   USB   port   using   the   USB   supplied  
w

ith   the   smartphone.
Press on " Connection " in the
system.
Press on " Smartphone ". It
  is   recommended   that   both  
c

onnections   be   used:   USB   /  
M

irrorLink™   and   Bluetooth
®.
The
 
smartphone
 
charges
 
w

hile
 c

onnected.
As
 
a
 
safety
 
measure
 
and
 
for
 
ease
 
of
 
u

se:
-
 
c

ertain
 
applications
 
on
 
your
 
s

martphone
 
are
 
not
 
carried
 
over
 
to
 
t

he
 
system
 
screen.
-
 
c

ertain
 
applications
 
operate
 
only
 
w

hen
 
the
 
vehicle
 
is
 
stationary.
.
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USB, portable player
QUESTIONANSWER SOLUTION
There is a long waiting p eriod f
ollowing   the   connection   of   a U

SB   memory   stick.When a new medium is inserted, the system reads a certain amount   of   data   (directory,   title,   artist,   etc.).   This   may   take   from   a  
f

ew seconds   to   a   few   minutes. This
  phenomenon   is   normal.
Some
 
characters
 
in
 
the
 
m

edia
 
information
 
are
 
not
 
d

isplayed
 
correctly
 
while
 
p

laying. The
  audio   system   does   not   display   some   types   of   characters. Use   standard   characters   to   name   tracks   and  
f

olders.
Playing
 
of
 
streaming
 
files
 
d

oes
 
not
 
start. The
  peripheral   device   connected   does   not   support   automatic   play. Start   the   playback   from   the   device.
The
 
names
 
of
 
tracks
 
and
 
t

he
 
track
 
length
 
are
 
not
 
d

isplayed
 
on
 
the
 
screen
 
w

hen
 s

treaming
 a

udio. The
  Bluetooth   profile   does   not   allow   the   transfer   of   this   information.
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Media
USB player
Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port or   connect   a   USB   peripheral   device   to   the   USB  
p

ort   using   a   suitable   cable   (not   supplied).
The
  system   builds   playlists  
(in
  temporary   memory),   an   operation  
w

hich   can   take   from   a   few   seconds   to  
s

everal   minutes   at   the   first   connection.
Reduce
  the   number   of   non-music   files  
a

nd   the   number   of   folders   to   reduce   the  
w

aiting
 t
ime.
The
  playlists   are   updated   every  
t

ime   the   ignition   is   switched   off   or  
c

onnection   of   a   USB   memory   stick.  
H

owever,   the   audio   system   memorises  
t

hese   lists   and   if   they   are   not   modified,  
t

he   loading   time   will   be   shorter.
Auxiliary (AUX) socket
Connect a portable device (MP3 player…) to the   auxiliary   JACK   socket   using   an   audio   cable.
Information and advice
Use only USB memory sticks formatted FAT 32 (File   Allocation   Table).
The
  audio   system   plays   files   with   the   extension:
".wma",   type   Ver7   and   Ver8   with   bit   rate  
b

etween   48   and   192   Kbps   and   type   Ver9   with  
b

it   rate   between   48   and   320   Kbps.
".aac",   with   bit   rate   between   16   and   320   Kbps.
".mp3   -   MPEG1"   with   bit   rate   between   32   and  
3

20   Kbps   and   ".mp3   -   MPEG2"   with   bit   rate  
b

etween   8   and   160   Kbps.
The   sampling   rates   supported   are   11,   22,   44  
a

nd   48   KHz.
It   is   advisable   to   restrict   file   names   to  
2

0 characters,   without   using   of   special  
c

haracters   (e.g.:   "   "   ?   ;   ù)   to   avoid   any   playing  
a

nd
 d
isplaying
 pro
blems.
.
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Audio streamingConnecting Apple® players
Streaming allows audio files on your telephone t
o   be   played   via   the   vehicle's   speakers.
You
  can   also   view,   activate   or   deactivate  
s

ystem   settings   related   to   the   Bluetooth  
f

unction. Select "Bluetooth", then "
Pairing".
Press on " MENU"
  to   display   the   list.
Turn
  the   knob   to   select   "Bluetooth",  
p

ress   to   display   the   list.
Once
  connected   for   streaming,   the  
t

elephone   is   considered   as   a   media  
s

ource.
If
  play   does   not   start   automatically,   it  
m

ay   be   necessary   to   start   audio   play  
f

rom   the   telephone. Connect the Apple
® player to the USB port
using
 
a
 
suitable
 
cable   (not   supplied).
Play
 
starts
 
automatically.
Control
 
is
 
via
 
the
 
audio   system.
The classifications available are those of the
portable
 
device
 
connected   (artists   /   albums /  
g

enres
 
/
 
tracks
 
/
 
playlists   /   audio   books /  
p

odcasts).
The
 
default
 
classification   used   is   by   artist.   To  
m

odify
 
the
 
classification   used,   return   to   the  
f

irst
 
level
 
of
 
the
 
menu   then   select   the   desired  
c

lassification
 
(playlists   for   example)   and  
c

onfirm
 
to
 
go
 
down
  through   the   menu   to   the  
de

sired
 t

rack.
The
 
version
 
of
 
software   in   the   audio   system  
m

ay
 
not
 
be
 
compatible   with   the   generation   of  
y

our Apple
® player.
C
onnect
 
the
 
telephone:
 
see
 
the
 
"
Telephone "
section.
The
 
system
 
accepts
 
USB
 
mass
 
storage
 
d

evices
 o

r
 A

pple
® players via the USB ports. T
he
 
adaptor
 
cable   is   not   supplied.
Control
 
of
 
the
 
peripheral   device   is   with   the  
a

udio
 
system
 
controls.
Other
 
peripherals,   not   recognised   on  
c

onnection,
 
must
  be   connected   to   the   auxiliary  
s

ocket
 
using
 
a
 
Jack   cable   (not   supplied).
The
 
system
 
can
 
alternatively   read   files   via   the  
Bl

uetooth
® system and the USB port.
I
t
 
is
 
recommended   that   the   USB   cable  
f

or
 
the   portable   device   is   used.
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USB, portable player
QUESTIONANSWER SOLUTION
There is a long waiting period f
ollowing   the   connection   of   a U

SB   memory   stick.When a new  m edium  i s  i nserted,  t he  s ystem  r eads  a  c ertain  a mount  o
f   data   (directory,   title,   artist,   etc.).   This   may   take   from  
a
  few   seconds   to   a   few   minutes. This
  phenomenon   is   normal.
Some
 
characters
 
in
 
the
 
m

edia
 
information
 
are
 
not
 
d

isplayed
 
correctly
 
while
 
p

laying. The
  audio   system   does   not   display   some   types   of   characters. Use   standard   characters   to   name   tracks   and  
f

olders.
Playing
 
of
 
streaming
 
files
 
d

oes
 
not
 
start. The
  peripheral   device   connected   does   not   support   automatic   play. Start   the   playback   from   the   device.
The
 
names
 
of
 
tracks
 
and
 
t

he
 
track
 
length
 
are
 
not
 
d

isplayed
 
on
 
the
 
screen
 
w

hen
 s

treaming
 a

udio. The
  Bluetooth   profile   does   not   allow   the   transfer   of   this   information.
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Lamp, boot ......................................................62
Lamps,   front  .......................................... 16
3, 16 4
Lamps,
 re

ar
 ...............................
....................166
Lane
  Departure   Warning   System   (LDWS)  
.....93
L

evel,   brake   fluid  
........................................... 14

9
Level,
  engine   coolant  
.................................... 15

0
Level,
  engine   oil  
...............................
.............148
Levels
  and   checks  
..............................
...147-150
Level,
  screenwash   fluid  
................................15

0
Lighting
  dimmer  
..............................
................27
Lighting,
  guide-me   home  
..............................10

2
Loading
 ..............................

............................... 9
Locating
  your   vehicle  
...................................... 32
L

ocking/unlocking   a   door   from   the   inside.......38
Low fuel level
 
..............................
...... 17,   26,   138
Maintenance, routine
 ................................ 9

,   148
Manual
 m

ode
 .................................................. 77
M

at
 .......
........................................................... 66
Menu
  (touch   screen  
tablet)
 ...............

.......... 189,   190,   202,   208,   220
Mirror, rear view
 
.............................................. 51
M

irrors,   door.................................................... 50
Mirror, vanity
 ..............................

.....................64
Mode,
  driving  
..............................
....................77
Mode,
 
easy
  (automatic   mode)  
.................................77
M

ountings,
 I
sofix
 ...............................
............132
L
M
Navigation ............................... ......................220
Number   plate   lamps  ...................................... 16
7Radio ...............
......................................194,   242
Radio,   digital   (Digital   Audio  
Broadcasting
  -   DAB)  
...........................1
96,   243
RDS
 ................

.......................................195,   242
Rear
 s

creen,
 d
emisting
 ...................................61
R

echarging   the   battery  
.................................17

9
Recirculation, air
 ...............................

........56,   58
Reinitialisation
  of   the   under-inflation  
detection
  system  
...........................................96
R

eminder,   lighting   on  
....................................10

0
Remote
  control  
..........................................3
2,   37
Removing
  and   fitting   a   fuse  
..........................16

8
Removing
  a   wheel  
..............................
..........15 8
Removing
  the   mat  
...............................
............66
Replacing
 bu

lbs
 ..............................
..............163
Replacing
  the   air   filter  
...................................1

51
Replacing
  the   oil   filter  
...................................1

51
Replacing the p assenger c ompartment f ilter ...151
Reservoir, screenwash ................................. 15
0
Reversing
 c

amera
 ...............................

............ 92
Reversing
 lam

ps
 ........................................... 16

6
Roof bars
 ....................................................... 14

4
Roof, electric fabric
 ......................................... 42
O

pening
 
the
 
bonnet
 
......................................
14

6
Opening
 
the
 
boot
 
..............................

........34,
 
39
Opening
 
the
 
doors
 
...............................

...........
34
Pads,
 b

rake
 ................................................... 15

2
Parcel shelf, rear
 ............................................. 67
P

arking
 
brake
 
.......................................... 7

6,
 
152
Pedal,
 
clutch.................................................. 151
Plates,
 id

entification ...................................... 18 4
Port, USB
 
................................. 6

3,
 
65,
 
196,
 
245
Power
 s

teering
 ................................................ 18
P

ressures, tyres
 .................................... 1

57,
 
184
Pre-tensioning
 
seat
 
belts
 
.............................. 11

7
Protecting children ...................1 17,   119,   123 -127
Puncture ................ ................................ 153, 15
8
O
P
NR
S
Safety, children .................................1 17,   119,   123 -127
Screen, touch
 ...............................

.................185
Screen
  menu   map  
................ 1
90,   202,   208,   220
Screenwash
 ..............................

....................105
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