2016 Citroen C1 Screen

MODE
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First steps
On/Off.
Volume  (each   source   is  
i

ndependent).
Accept
  an   incoming   call. AM
  radio   buttons   1   to   6:   select   a  p
reset   radio   station.
FM
  buttons   1   to   5:   select   a   preset  
r

adio
 s
tation.
FM
  list:   display   the   radio   stations  
r

eceived.
Press
  and   hold:   preset   a   radio  
s

tation.
Back:
  abandon   current   operation,   up  
o

n   level   in   the   menu.Display
  menu   and   set   options.
Rotate:   scroll   through   a   list   or   change  
r

adio
 s
tation.
Press:   confirm   the   option   displayed   in  
t

he   screen.
Reject   an   incoming   call.
End
  call. Select
  AM,   FM   and   DAB*  
w

avebands.
Select   the   BTA   (Bluetooth   Audio)   and  
A

UX   (auxiliary)   source.
Select:
-  
t
he   next   radio   frequency   up  
au

tomatically.
-  
t
he   next   line   in   a   list   or   a   menu.
-  t he   next   media   folder.
Select:
-
 
t
he   next   radio   frequency   down  
au

tomatically.
-
 
t
he   previous   line   in   a   list   or   a  
m

enu.
-
 
t
he   previous   media   folder.
*
  Depending   on   equipment.
Audio system with Bluetooth®
.
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On/Off.
Volume  (each   source   is  
i

ndependent).
Select:
-
 
t
he   next   radio   frequency   up/down  
au

tomatically.
-
 
t
he   previous/next  
l
ine   in   a   list  
o
r   a  
m

enu. AM
  radio   buttons   1   to   6:   select   a  p
reset   radio   station.
FM
  radio   buttons   1   to   5:   select   a  
p

reset   radio   station.
FM list:
  display   the   radio   stations  
r

eceived.
Press
  and   hold:   preset   a   radio  
s

tation.
Back:
  abandon   the   current   operation,  
g

o   up   one   level   in   a   menu.Display
  menu   and   set   options.
Rotate:   scroll   through   a   list   or   change  
r

adio
 s
tation.
Press:   confirm   the   option   displayed   in  
t

he   screen.
Select   AM   and   FM wavebands.
Select   the   BTA   (Bluetooth   Audio)   and  
A

UX   (Auxiliary)   source.
Select
  previous/next   media   folder.
Audio system
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Telephone
Pairing a Bluetooth® telephone
As a safety measure and because they require   prolonged   attention   on   the   part  
o

f   the   driver,   the   operations   for   pairing  
t

he   Bluetooth   mobile   telephone   to   the  
h

ands-free   system   of   the   audio   system  
m

ust   be   carried   out   with   the   vehicle
stationary .
Switch on the Bluetooth function of your
telephone
  and   ensure   that   it   is   "visible   to   all"  
(

telephone
 c
onfiguration). If
  the   operation   fails,   we   recommend  
s

witching   the   Bluetooth   function   of   your  
t

elephone   off   and   then   on   again.
*
  If   your   telephone   is   fully   compatible.
Information
  on   progress   is   displayed   during   the  
ope

ration.
Once
  the   procedure   has   been   successfully  
c

ompleted,   a   list   appears   with   the   "TEL "
  option.
You
  can   then   enter   the   settings   for   each   of  
th

ese
 f
unctions*.
Using
  the   telephone's   keypad,   enter   the   PIN  
d

isplayed   in   the   screen   of   the   system   or  
c

onfirm   in   the   telephone   the   PIN   displayed.
Press on "
MENU"
  to   display   the   list.
Turn
  the   knob   to   select   "Bluetooth ",
press
  to   display   the   list.
Turn
  the   knob   to   select   "Pairing ",
press
  to   display   the   system   name  
a

nd   code. Press on "
MENU"
  to   display   the   list.
Turn
  the   knob   to   select   "TEL ", press
to
  display   the   list.Turn
  the   knob   to   select   "
Add
contacts ",
  press   to   confirm.
Turn
  the   knob   to   select  
"P

honebook",
  press   to   confirm.Turn
  the   knob   to   select   "Overwrite
all ",
  press   to   confirm.
Select " YES"
  to   save   the   settings.
You
  can   quit   at   any   time   by   pressing  
t

his   button.
Press
  this   button   to   navigate   through  
t

he   telephone   menu.
.
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Receiving a callList of telephone menus
An incoming call is announced by a ring and a s
uperimposed   display   in   the   screen.
Press this button to accept the
incoming
 c

all. Press on MENU
,   turn   the   knob   to   select   "
TEL ",   then   press   to   display   the   list   and   move  t
hrough   the   menus   using   this   knob.
To
  reject   or   end   a   call,   press   this  
b

utton.
Press
  this   button   to   navigate   in   the  
t

elephone
 me
nu.
Making a call
Ending a call
Select "Phonebook "   to   go   to   your  c
ontacts,   then   navigate   using   the  
k

nob.
To
  dial   a   number,   select   "Enter a
phone num "
  in   the   list. Level 1 Level 2
Level 3Corresponding action
TEL Phonebook Add   contacts
Add   a   contact.
Add   SD
Associate   a   button   with   a   contact.
Delete call history Delete   the   history   of   calls.
Delete contact Delete   a   contact   in   the   directory.
Delete
 pho
nebookDelete
  the   directory.
HF
  Sound  
S

ettingCall
  volumeAdjust
  the   volume   for   calls.
Ringtone
  volumeAdjust
  the   ringtone   volume.
Ringtone Choose
  the   ringtone.
Tr a n s f e r
history Overwrite all
Replace
  all.
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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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ABS .......................................................107, 10 8
Accessories .............................. ....................142
Access
  to   rear   seats   (3 -door)  
.........................47
A

ctive   City   Brake  
........................................... 11

0
Adjusting
 s

eats
 ................................................ 46
A

djusting   the   air   distribution  
.............. 5
4,   55,   58
Adjusting
  the   air   flow  
.......................... 5
4,   55,   58
Adjusting
  the   temperature  
................. 5
4,   55,   57
Adjusting
  the   time  
.....................................2
9,   30
Advice
  on   care   and   maintenance  
.................15

2
Advice
  on   driving  
..............................
..............70
Airbags
 ...............

..................................... 18,
 1

18
Airbags,
 c

urtain
 ..................................... 12

1,
 12
2
Airbags,
  front......................................... 118,   122
Airbags,
 la

teral
 ...................................... 12

0,
 12
2
Air
 c

onditioning
 ...............................
............9,   53
Air
  conditioning,   automatic  
.............................57
A

ir
 c
onditioning,
 m
anual
 ................................. 55
A

ir
 in
take/recirculation
 ..............................5
6,   58
Air vents
 ..............................

............................52
Anti-lock
  braking   system   (ABS)  
............10

7,
 10
8
Audible
 w

arning
 ............................................ 10

6
Audio
  streaming   (Bluetooth)  
................. 2
01,   246
Audio
  system  
...............................
..................235
Auxiliary
 ......................................... 6

5,   198,   245Cable,
  audio  
..........................................1
98,   245
Capacity,
  fuel   tank  
..............................
..........13 8
CD
 ..............................

...................................19 9
Central
  locking  
................................... 3
2,   34,   38
Changing
 a bu

lb
 ............................................16

3
Changing
 a f

use
 ............................................16

8
Changing
  a   wheel  
...............................
..........15 8
Changing
  a   wiper   blade  
................................14

4
Changing
  the   electronic   key   battery  
...............37
C

hanging   the   remote   control   battery  
..............33
C

hecking   the   levels  
................................1

4 8 -15 0
Checking
  tyre   pressures   (using   the   kit)  
........15

6
Checks
 ...............

...................................147,
 15

2
Children
 ...............................

....117,   119,   123 -127
Child
  lock  
...............................
........................137
Child
  seats,  
general
   ................

................................123 -125
Child
  seats,   conventional  
..............................12

9
Child
  seats,   ISOFIX  
......................................13

3
Closing
  the   boot  
...............................
...............39
Closing
  the   doors  
...............................
.............35DAB
  (Digital   Audio   Broadcasting)   -  
Digital
 r

adio
 .........................................1
96,   243
Daytime
  running   lamps  
...........................9
9,   163
Deactivating
 
t

he
 p
assenger
 a
irbag.................................. 11 9
Demisting/defrosting,
 f

ront
 .............................60
D

emisting/defrosting,
 r
ear
 ..............................61
D

imensions
 ..............................
.....................183
Dipstick
 ................

..........................................148
Direction
 i

ndicators
 .......................1
03,   164,   166
Display screen, instrument
 pan

el
 ...............................
............13
Door
  pockets  
...................................................63
D

oors
 ..............................................................
.38
Driving
 e

conomically......................................... 9
Dynamic
  stability   control  
(DSC)
 ....................................... 1

7,   24,   107-109
Battery
 ...............................

.............151,
 17

7-179
Battery,
 c

harging
 ...............................
............179
Battery,
  electronic   key  
.................................... 37
B

attery,   remote   control  
...................................33
A
CD
B
Clutch ............................................................ 1 51
Connection, iPhone ...................................... 2
12
Connection,
 M

irrorLink
 ................................. 2

16
Control,
  emergency   boot   release  
...................40
C

ontrol   stalk,   lighting  
...................................... 98
C

ontrol   stalk,   wipers  
..................................... 10

4
Courtesy
  lamp  
...............................
..................62
Cup
  holder  
...............................
........................63
Bluetooth (
telephone) ............................2
04,
 
247
Bonnet ...............
............................................ 146
Boot
 ........

......................................................... 39
Brake
 d

iscs/pads ........................................... 152
Brake
 
lamps
 
...............................

................... 166
Bulbs
 (

changing)
 ...............................

............ 163
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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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Tables of fuses ..............................................16 8
Tank,   fuel  ............................... ..................26,   138
Telephone
 .............................................2

04,   247
Third
  brake   lamp  
........................................... 16

7
Three
  flashes   (direction   indicators)  
..............10

3
Time
  (setting)  
..............................
..............29,   30
To o l s
 ................

.............................................. 159
Touch screen tablet
 ...................................... 18

5
Seat belts
 ................................. 4

8,   115 -117,   129
Seats, front
 ...............................
.......................
46
Seats, rear
 ................................................. 4
7,   48
Selector,
 ge
ar
 ..................................................
77
S
ervicing
 ...............................
............................ 9
Sidelamps
 ...................................... 9
8,   164,   166
Side
 r
epeater
 ..............................
..................
167
Snow chains
 .................................................. 14
0
Socket,   12   V   accessory  
............................6
3,   64
Sockets,   audio  
......................... 6
3,   65,   198,   245
Speed
 l
imiter
 ...............................
..............86,   89
Speedometer
 ..............................
..............
11,
 12
S
tarting   the   vehicle  
............................. 7
1,   72,   74
Starting   using   another   battery  
......................
17
8
Station,
 ra
dio
 .........................................1
94,   242
Steering   mounted   controls,   audio  
........ 1
88,   241
Steering   wheel   adjustment  
.............................
51
S
topping   the   vehicle  
........................... 7
1,   72,   75
Stop & Start
 ......................... 2
8,   83,   85,   151,   177
Storage
 ................
......................................63,   64
Sun visor
 ...................................................6
3,   64Touch   screen   tablet   (Menus)  
........................
18
9
To w i n g
 .....................................................6
9,   180
Traction   control   (TRC)  
............... 1
7,   24,   107-109
Traffic   information   (TA)  
......................... 1
91,   243
Trip   computer  
............................................ 2
7,   28
Trip   distance   recorder  
.....................................
26
T
y r e s
 ..............................................................
.... 9
Tyre   under-inflation   detection  
........... 1
9,   95,   157
Under   floor   storage  
.........................................
69
U
nder-inflation
 (
detection)
 ................ 1
9,   95,   157
Unlocking
 ..............................
....................32,   34
USB
 ........
.................................. 63,   65,   198,   245
U
V
W
Ventilation ..............................
...... 52,   54,   55,   58
Visibility ............................... ............................52Warning
  and   indicator   lamps  
....................
15
-25
Washing
 (
advice)
........................................... 152
Weights
 ...............
..........................................
182
Wheel, spare
 ................................................. 15
8
Window   controls  
.............................................
41
W
indows,   rear   quarter  
....................................
41
W
iper
 b
lades
 (
changing)
 ...............................
14
4
Wipers
 ........................................................... 10
4
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