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0 - Infotainment Manual Model Year 2013 Edition: June 2012 TS 1711-A-13

VAUXHALL Ampera

Infotainment ManualModel Year 2013Edition: June 2012TS 1711-A-13


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Introduction ....................................

Radio ........................................... 1

Audio players ............................... 2

Navigation .................................... 5

Voice recognition ......................... 7

Phone .......................................... 8

Index ............................................ 9

Contents


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2 IntroductionIntroductionIntroduction .................................... 2

Theft-deterrent feature ................... 2

Control elements overview ............ 2

Usage ............................................ 8

Tone settings ............................... 16

Volume settings ........................... 17

IntroductionThe information in this manualsupplements the Owner's Manual.

This manual describes features thatmay or may not be on your specificvehicle either because they areoptional or due to changessubsequent to the printing of thismanual. Please refer to the purchasedocumentation to confirm each of thefeatures found on the vehicle.

Certain descriptions, including those

for display and menu functions, maynot apply to your vehicle due to modelvariant, country specifications,special equipment, or accessories.This manual depicts left-hand drivevehicles. Operation is similar for right-hand drive vehicles.

Keep this manual with the Owner'sManual in the vehicle, so it will be

there if it is needed. If the vehicle issold, leave this manual in the vehicle.

Theft-deterrent featureThe theft-deterrent feature works bylearning a portion of the VehicleIdentification Number (VIN) to the

infotainment system. Theinfotainment system does not operateif it is stolen or moved to a differentvehicle.

Control elements overviewControl elements overview (withnavigation)See "Navigation buttons" under"Using the navigation system"3 50 for more information.
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IntroductionControl elements overview
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4 Introduction1. RADIO BAND (AM or FM) .. .. 192. FAV (Favourites) ................... 19

Press to display thecurrent page number

above the preset buttons.The stored stations foreach list are displayed onthe touch-sensitive presetbuttons at the bottom ofthe screen.3. HDD/DVD/AUX (Source) ..... . 19Press to change audio

sources, e.g. AM-FMradio, CD/DVD, USB and AUX.4. TUNE/MENU ......................... 19Turn to highlight a feature.Press to activate thehighlighted feature.

Turn to manually select aradio station.

5. 9BACK ................................. 50Press to return to theprevious screen in a menu.

If on a page accesseddirectly by a faceplatebutton or Home pagescreen button, press 9BACK to return to previousmenu.6. TONE .................................... 16Press to access the soundmenu screen to adjust

bass, midrange and treble.7. CONFIG (Configure) ............. 70Press to adjust features forradio, display, phone,vehicle and time.8. R (Eject) ............................... 28Press to eject a disc fromthe CD player9. AS 12 (Autostore) ................ 19Autostore pages

10. RPT (Repeat) ........................ 50Press to repeat the lastvoice guidance prompt.11. NAV (Navigation) .................. 50Press to view thenavigation map screen orto change between a map/audio split view or a fullmap view.12. ]SEEK or SEEK[ (SeekDown/Seek Up) ..................... 19

Press to seek the

previous/next track.

Press and hold to quicklyreverse/fast forwardthrough a track. Releasethe button to return toplaying speed.

For AM or FM, press toseek the previous/next

strong station ........................ 19


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Introduction13. DEST (Destination) ............... 50

Press to plan a route. Ifroute guidance is active,press to access the Route menu.

14. INFO (Information) ................ 5015. VOL/m (Volume/Power) ........ 19Press to switch theInfotainment system on and off.

Turn to adjust the volume.16. r (Play/Pause) ................. 28Press to start, pause and

resume playback.17. oREC .................................... 37Press to record a song orall songs to the hard drive.18. DEL (Delete) ......................... 37Press to delete a song or alist from the hard drive.

19. TP (Traffic Programme) ...... . 50Press to access the TrafficProgramme.

20. :(Phone/Mute) ................ 81Bluetooth

Control elements overview(without navigation)Infotainment system overviewThe infotainment system in the

vehicle is controlled by using theTUNE/MENU knob, preset buttonsand other buttons on the faceplate.

The TUNE/MENU knob can be turneand then pressed to complete any othe highlighted screen functions.

The preset buttons can be pressed tselect the appropriate screen buttonfunction as shown on the display.


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Introduction1. ; (Home Page) ...................... 82. SOURCE ............................... 19

Press to change audiosources, e.g. AM-FM

radio, CD and AUX.3. ( (Phone) ............................. 81Bluetooth4. TUNE/MENU ......................... 19Turn to highlight a feature.Press to activate thehighlighted feature.

Turn to manually select aradio station.5. 9BACK ................................. 50Press to return to theprevious screen in a menu.

If on a page accesseddirectly by a faceplatebutton or Home page

screen button, press 9BACK to return to previousmenu.

6. TONE .................................... 16Press to access the soundmenu screen to adjustbass, midrange and treble.

7. CONFIG (Configure): ............ 70Press to adjust features forradio, display, phone,vehicle and time.8. R (Eject) ............................... 28Press to eject a disc fromthe CD player9. ]SEEK (Seek Down) ........... 28Press to seek the previoustrack.

Press and hold to quicklyreverse forward through atrack. Release the buttonto return to playing speed.

For AM or FM, press to

seek the previous strongstation ................................... 19

10. FAV (Favourite Pages 1-6): . . 1Press to display thecurrent page numberabove the preset buttons.

The stored stations foreach list are displayed onthe touch-sensitive presetbuttons at the bottom ofthe screen.11. AS 12 .................................. 1Autostore pages12. INFO (Information) ................ 1Press to toggle through anaudio information screen.13. VOL/m (Volume/Power) ........ 1Press to switch theInfotainment system on and off.

Turn to adjust the volume.14. r (Play/Pause) ................. 2Press to start, pause andresume playback.


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8 Introduction15. TP (Traffic Programme) ...... . 50

Press to access the TrafficProgramme.16. : (Mute) .................................. 8

17. SEEK[ (Seek Up) ................ 28Press to seek the next track.

Press and hold to quicklyfast forward through atrack. Release the buttonto return to playing speed.

For AM or FM, press to

seek the next strong station . . 19

Steering wheel controls

For vehicles with audio steeringwheel controls, some audio controlscan be adjusted at the steering wheel.

3(Push to talk): For vehicles withBluetooth or navigation system, pressto interact with those systems.Bluetooth 3 81.

4(End call/mute): Press tosilence the vehicle speakers only.Press again to turn the sound on. Forvehicles with the Bluetooth system,press to reject an incoming call or enda current call.

dSRCc(Rotary control): press d orc to select a radio band or audiosource.

Turn d orc to select the next or

previous Favourite radio station, CDtrack, DVD track/chapter or MP3track.

Press SRC to change between radioand CD or DVD.+X (Volume): Press + to increasethe volume. Press to decrease thevolume.

UsageOverview (with navigation)Read this manual thoroughly tobecome familiar with how thenavigation system operates.

The navigation system includesnavigation and audio functions.
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Introduction9 Warning

The usage of the navigationsystem does not release the driver

from responsibility for a correct,vigilant attitude in road traffic. Therelated traffic regulations mustalways be followed.

Only make entries (e.g.,addresses) with the vehiclestationary.

If a navigation instructioncontradicts traffic regulations, the

traffic regulations always apply.

Keeping the eyes on the road and themind on the drive is important for safedriving. The navigation system hasbuilt-in features intended to help withthis by disabling some features whendriving. A grayed-out function is notavailable when the vehicle is moving.

All functions are available when thevehicle is parked. Do the followingbefore driving:

Become familiar with the navigationsystem operation, buttons on thefaceplate and touch-sensitivescreen buttons.

Set up the audio by presettingfavourite stations, setting the toneand adjusting the speakers.

Set up the navigation features,such as entering an address or apreset destination.

Set up phone numbers in advanceso they can be called easily bypressing a single button or a singlevoice command for navigationsystems equipped with phonecapability.

9 WarningThe infotainment system has to beused so that the vehicle can bedriven safely at all times. If in doubt

stop your vehicle and operate theinfotainment system while thevehicle is stationary.

Use the navigation system to: Plan a route.

Select a destination using thevarious methods and choices.

Follow navigation route and mapguidance with voice prompts, onlyif permitted by traffic laws, controland conditions.

Receive RDS broadcastannouncements.

9 WarningIn some areas one-way streetsand other roads and entrances(e.g. pedestrian zones) that youare not allowed to turn into are notmarked on the map. In such areas

the infotainment system will issuea warning that must be accepted.Here you must pay particular
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10 Introductionattention to one-way streets,roads, and entrances that you arenot allowed to drive into.

Always be alert and obey traffic androadway laws and instructions,regardless of the guidance from thenavigation system. Because thenavigation system uses street mapinformation that does not include alltraffic restrictions or the latest roadchanges, it may suggest using a roadthat is now closed for construction ora turn that is prohibited by signs at the

intersection. Always evaluatewhether following the system'sdirections is safe and legal for thecurrent conditions.

When the navigation system is turnedon, a screen may appear withinformation that must be read andacknowledged before accessingsome navigation features.

After acknowledging the start upinformation, the NAV (Navigation)and DEST (Destination) functions areaccessible. Information can now be

entered or deleted and otherfunctions accessed. See instructionslater in this section.

Every 50 times the vehicle is startedand the navigation system is turnedon, the Attention! screen appears.After reading the caution, select Ok toload the map DVD information. IfOkis not selected, all control buttonsexcept forNAV (Navigation) andDEST (Destination) can be accessed.When getting started, set preferencesor delete information in the navigationsystem using various options.

NAV (navigation) menuUse the navigation menu screen toaccess the navigation systemsettings 3 50.

Press the NAV button to view thenavigation map screen. The mapand the current vehicle locationdisplay.

Press the NAV button to changebetween a map/audio split view ora full map view.

Config Menu


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Introduction 1Press the CONFIG button to displaythe Config Menu. The Config Menu isused for changing the settings for theaudio, navigation display, phone,vehicle configuration and time

features.Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to scrollthrough the available setup features.Once the desired feature displays,press the TUNE/MENU knob or pressthe desired feature on the screen, todisplay more options within thatfeature.

LanguagesTo change the display language, seeVehicle personalisation in thevehicle Owner's Manual.

The vehicle supports English, French,Spanish, German, Italian, Swedish,Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Czech,Slovak, Danish, Portuguese,Norwegian, Finnish and Turkish. The

default language is English.

English and metric unit conversionTo change the display readingsbetween English and metric units,see Driver Information Centre (DIC)in the Owner's manual.

Deleting personal informationThe navigation system can recordand store destinations and personalinformation such as names andaddresses.

It is recommended that thisinformation be deleted when sellingor disposing of the vehicle:

Last destinations Address book, Favourite route,Preset Destinations and HDDMusic FilesStoring radio station presetsUp to 36 preset stations can bestored.

1. Press VOL/m to turn the system

on.

If viewing a map screen, press theRADIO BAND button.2. Select the band.

3. Seek or tune to the desired statioto select it.

4. Press and hold one of the presescreen buttons for more than twoseconds.

5. Repeat the steps for each prese

To change the number of presetpages, see Mixed-band presetsunder AM-FM radio 3 19.

Entering an address and point ofinterest and storing presetdestinationsThe vehicle must be in P (Park) toperform these operations.Entering an addressTo more easily find a city or a streetname:

Enter the street name first insteadof the city name or vice versa.

Enter more characters or reducethe number of characters to reduc

or expand the available options.


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12 IntroductionTo set a destination by entering astreet name:

1. Press the DEST button.2. Press the Enter address button on

the touch screen.3. Select the street name field. Enter

the street name. Do not enterdirectional information or streettype. Use the spaceT screenbutton between street and citynames. Use the backspace _screen button to delete anincorrect character.

A list displays if four or fewernames are available. If there aremore than four, there is a matchcounter with a number of availablestreets. Press the List button toview the list and select the street.

4. Press the country name field onthe touch screen to change it. Thelast country name is automatically

recalled.5. Select the city from the list or enter

the city name.

6. Enter the house number. Thisfield is automatically selected.

7. Press the Ok screen button. Theaddress information screendisplays the address entered.

8. Press the Start screen button ifcorrect. The route will calculate.

9. Select the route preference forFast, Short orEasy. The systemhighlights the route.

10. Press the Start screen button andthe route is calculated.

Address entry under Destination3 61.

Entering a point of interest (POI)To set a destination by entering apoint of interest (POI):

1. Press VOL/m to turn the systemon.

2. A caution could appear. PressOk to proceed.3. Press the DEST button.4. Press the Points of Interest

screen button.5. Enter the specific title of the POI

in the POI name space. If four orfewer names are available, a listdisplays.

If more than four are available,there is a match counter with anumber in it, representing thenumber of available POI names.Press the List screen button toview the list. Select the POI.

6. Press the Start screen button. Thesystem calculates the route.


8. Press the Start screen button. Theroute is now ready to be started.

Destination 3 61.Storing preset destinations1. Press VOL/m to turn the system

on.

2. If a caution appears, press theOk screen button to proceed.3. Press the DEST button.4. Enter a destination. Destination

3 61.5. Press Save from the map screen

to add the current final destinationto the address book.


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Introduction 16. Press the Edit screen button and

then press the Change name fieldon the screen. An alpha-keyboarddisplays. Enter the name.

7. Press and hold one of the screenbuttons at the bottom of thescreen until the text in the buttonchanges.

The address book entry nameappears in that preset destinationscreen button and is nowavailable to select from the Enterdestination screen. See Usingthe stored preset destinations

next in this section to select it as adestination.

Preset destination underDestination 3 61.

Using the stored preset destinationsThese destinations are available forselection while driving.

1. Press VOL/m to turn the system

on.2. A caution could appear. Press theOk screen button to proceed.3. Press the DEST button.

4. Press one of the available presetdestination screen buttons. Thesystem calculates the route.


6. Press the Start screen button. Theroute is now ready to be started.

Preset destination underDestination 3 61.

Cancelling guidanceGuidance is cancelled at the finaldestination. To cancel guidance prior

to reaching the final destination:1. Press the DEST button.2. Press the Cancel guidance

screen button.

3. Press the Yes screen button toconfirm cancellation.

Voice guidanceTo adjust the volume of voice

guidance prompts:1. Press the CONFIG button to enter

the menu features.

2. Turn the TUNE/MENU knob untilNav displays.

3. Press the TUNE/MENU knob toselect Nav or press the Navscreen button to display moreoptions within that feature.

4. Press Voice prompt.5. Press Voice volume.6. Press + or screen buttons to

increase or to decrease thevolume of the voice prompts.

Usage 3 50.

Cleaning the displayNoteUsing abrasive cleaners whencleaning glass surfaces, couldscratch the glass. When cleaningthe glass, use only a soft cloth anddo not spray cleaner directly on thesystem.

Do not wipe the centre stack with ahard cloth or use a volatile liquid; itcould scratch the surface or erase th

characters on the buttons.
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14 IntroductionOverview (without navigation)Keeping the eyes on the road and themind on the drive is important for safedriving. The infotainment system hasbuilt-in features intended to help with

this by disabling some features whendriving. A greyed-out function is notavailable when the vehicle is moving.

All functions are available when thevehicle is parked. Do the followingbefore driving:

Become familiar with theinfotainment system operation,buttons on the faceplate and touch-sensitive screen buttons.

Set up the audio by presettingfavourite stations, setting the toneand adjusting the speakers.

Set up phone numbers in advanceso they can be called easily bypressing a single button or a singlevoice command for vehicles

equipped with phone capability.

9 WarningTaking your eyes off the road toolong or too often while using the

navigation system could cause acrash and you or others could beinjured or killed. Focus yourattention on driving and limitglances at the moving map on thenavigation screen. Use voiceguidance whenever possible.

Infotainment control buttonsThe buttons on the faceplate are usedto start primary functions while usingthe Infotainment system 3 2.

Touch screen buttonsTouch screen buttons are on thescreen and highlighted when afeature is available. Some togglescreen buttons highlight when activeand gray out when inactive.

Home page featuresVarious functions are disabled whenthe vehicle is moving.

Press the screen button forNowPlaying to display the active sourcepage. The sources available are AM,FM, CD, USB/iPod and AUX.

Press the Phone screen button todisplay the Phone main page.Bluetooth 3 81.

Press the screen button forConfig todisplay the Config main page. Fromthis display, you can adjust featuressuch as time and date, radio, phone,vehicle and display.

Press the Tone screen button todisplay the Tone main page. Adjustthe tone and speakers by pressingthe screen buttons to change thelevels of sound for treble, midrange,bass, fade and balance. Tonesettings 3 16.
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Introduction 1Press the FM screen button to displaythe FM main page and play thecurrent or last tuned FM station. AM-FM radio 3 19.

Press the AM screen button to displaythe AM main page and play thecurrent or last tuned AM station. AM-FM radio 3 19.

Press the CD screen button to displaythe CD main page and play thecurrent or last CD track selected. CDplayer3 28.

Press the USB screen button todisplay the USB main page and playthe current or last track selected3 45.

Press the AUX screen button toaccess any connected auxiliarydevice. Auxiliary devices 3 45.

Time and Date SettingsFrom the screen button forTime &Date Settings, press to display themenu forTime & Date Settings.Set Time: Press the up or downarrows to increase or decrease thehours and minutes displayed on theclock.

Set Date: Press the up or downarrows to increase or decrease theday.Set Time Format: Press the 12hours screen button for standardtime; press the 24 hours screenbutton for military time.Set Date Format: Depending on theregion, the following date formatsmay be available: MM/DD/ YYYY,DD.MM.YYYY or YYYY/ MM/DD.Display Digital Clock: Press Displayto turn the display of the clock on thescreen On orOff.Radio SettingPress the button forConfig on theHome page or the CONFIG button onthe faceplate to enter the menuoptions. Turn the TUNE/MENU knobor touch-tap the scroll bar to scrollthrough the available options. Pressthe TUNE/MENUknob or pressRadio Setting to display the radiosettings menu. Press this feature tomake changes for radio informationdisplayed, preset pages and RadioSetting.

The Radio Setting are:Speed dependent volume3 17.Startup Volume: Press to set themaximum volume level for startup

that will be used even if a highervolume had been set when the radiowas turned off.Radio Favourites: Press to select thNumber of radio FAV pages to beused in the system.

Phone settingsBluetooth 3 81.

Vehicle settingsSee Vehicle Personalisation in thevehicle Owner's Manual for moreinformation.

Display settingsPress the Config button on the Hompage or the CONFIG button on thefaceplate, then select DisplaySetting from the list.The following options may display:


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16 IntroductionDisplay options: Press to change thescreen background. The Automaticsetting adjusts the screenbackground automatically dependingon the exterior lighting conditions.

To change the overall brightnesssetting for the display, use the vehicleinterior lighting instrument panelillumination control.

LanguagesThe vehicle supports the followinglanguages:

English

Spanish

French

German

Italian

Swedish

Dutch

Polish

Hungarian Czech

Slovak

Danish

Portuguese

Norwegian

Finnish

Turkish

Turn the TUNE/MENU to highlight thelanguage. Press TUNE/MENU tochange the display language. Thedefault language is English.

To change the display language, seeVehicle Personalisation in thevehicle Owner's Manual for moreinformation.

English and metric unit conversionTo change the display readingsbetween English and metric units,see Driver Information Centre (DIC)in the vehicle Owner's Manual formore information.

Tone settingsNavigation audio systemSound settings menuTo access the Sound settings menu,press the TONE button.

Use the Sound settings menu toadjust the following features:

Setting the tone

Adjusting the speakers

Setting the toneTo adjust the tone using the Soundsettings menu: Bass: Press + or to change the

level.

Middle (Midrange): Press + or tochange the level.

Treble: Press + or to change thelevel.

Adjusting the speakersTo adjust the speaker balance usingthe Sound settings menu:Press and hold] for more sound fromthe left speakers or[ for more soundfrom the right speakers. The middleposition balances the sound betweenthe left and right speakers.

To adjust the speaker fade:
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Introduction 1Press and hold { for more soundfrom the front speakers and } formore sound from the rear speakers.The middle position balances thesound between the front and rear

speakers.EQ settings

EQ settings (Equalization): The EQsettings are selected through theSound settings menu. If the vehicle isequipped with the Bose EnergyEfficient Series sound system, EQprovides a choice ofManual orTalksettings.

Volume settingsDifferent volume settings areavailable in the Radio menu

There are two ways to access theRadio menu:

Press the CONFIG button, thenpress the Radio screen button.

Turn the TUNE/MENU knob untilRadio displays. Press the TUNE/MENU knob to select Radio orpress the Radio screen button todisplay more options within thatfeature.

Audio Cue Options

This menu allows changes to theaudio cue features.Audio Cue Options are used towelcome the driver to the car as weas indicate when the vehicle is readto drive.
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18 IntroductionAudio Cue Volume: Press the + or screen buttons to adjust the audio cuevolume. The Audio Cue Volume hasa minimum volume. A Limit reachedpop-up will display when the volume

has been changed to less than theminimum volume.

Press the Audio Cue Volume screenbutton to hear the selected soundlevel.

The Audio Cues can also be changedby adjusting the TUNE/MENU knob.Audio Cues: Press to turn the AudioCues on or off. A checkmark indicatesthe Audio Cues are on.

Speed dependent volume

Select Off, Low, Medium orHighsensitivity to automatically adjust thevolume to minimize the effects ofunwanted background noise that canresult from changing road surfaces,driving speeds or open windows. Thisfeature works best at lower volumesettings where background noise istypically louder than the soundsystem volume.

Startup VolumePress to set the maximum volume

level for startup that will be used evenif a higher volume had been set whenthe radio was turned off.


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Radio 1RadioAM-FM radio ................................ 19

Radio reception ............................ 27

Multi-band antenna ...................... 27

AM-FM radioAM-FM radio (with navigation)Playing the radioAudio source menuVOL/m (volume/power):1. Press to turn the radio on or off.

2. Turn to increase or decrease thevolume. The volume is adjustedfor the current audio source,active navigation voice guidance,voice prompts or audio cues.

The steering wheel controls can alsobe used to adjust the volume.Steering wheel controls 3 2 for moreinformation.TUNE/MENU: Turn this knob tochange the radio station. SeeFinding a station following for moreinformation.RADIO/BAND: Press to select theAM, FM or DAB (Digital AudioBroadcasting).

The audio sources can also bechanged by using the steering wheecontrols. Steering wheel controls 3 2for more information.HDD/DVD/AUX: Press until thedesired source is selected.TP(Traffic programme): Press TP tochange the setting of the radio trafficservice.

If the audio source is on while viewina map screen, a source indicatorbutton displays at the top of the mapscreen.
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20 Radio

Press the source indicator button todisplay the current audio sourcescreen. The display shows a splitscreen with the audio source screenon the left side and the map or

guidance screen on the right side.Press the Map view screen button toexit the split view screen.

Radio menuThere are two ways to access theRadio menu:

Press the CONFIG button, thenpress the Radio screen button.

Turn the TUNE/MENU knob untilRadio displays. Press the TUNE/MENU knob to select Radio orpress the Radio screen button todisplay more options within thatfeature.

Number of radio FAV pagesChange the number of mixed-bandpreset pages when using the FAVbutton. Press 1 through 6 to select thenumber of preset lists.

HDD Favourite Modes


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Radio 2Select the categories such asFavourite Playlist, Favourite Artist,Favourite Album and FavouriteGenre to be used as a favouritecategory during HDD mode.

DivX VOD1. Press the DivX(R) VOD screen

button to display the DivX(R)Video on Demand menu.

2. Press the Registration codescreen button to display theRegistration code information.

3. Press the Deactivation Option tounregister this device.

RDS options

Selects the RDS options for the FMtuner.

Finding a stationTo select the band, see Audio sourcemenu in this section.

Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to find aradio station. To select a presetstation, press the correspondingpreset button.

See Mixed-band presets followingfor more information.

Seeking a stationPress]SEEK orSEEK[ to searchfor a station.

Local station list search

To find a list of local stations in thecurrent band, press TUNE/MENU.The radio performs a search foravailable stations.

Mixed-band presetsUp to 36 preset stations can bestored. Each page can store sixpreset stations. The presets within apage can be from different radiobands.

To scroll through the pages, press thFAV button. The current pagenumber displays above the presetbuttons. The stored stations for eachlist display on the preset buttons atthe bottom of the screen. The numbeof preset FAV lists can be changed.


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22 RadioTo store a radio station to a mixed-band preset list:

1. Press the RADIO BAND button,then press AM, FM orDAB toselect the desired band.

2. Tune to the station.

3. Press the FAV button to scroll tothe list.

4. Press and hold one of the presetbuttons for more than twoseconds. The station frequencyappears on the preset button atthe bottom of the display.

5. Repeat the steps for each presetin each page.

To recall a preset station from a FAVpage:

1. Press the FAV button to scroll tothe page.

2. Press the preset button. Thestored preset station is recalled.

TimeshiftThe timeshift feature automaticallybegins recording the audio whenlistening to the radio.

The recording allows playback ofcontent that was missed.

Timeshift stores up to 20 minutes ofcontent. After 20 minutes, it removesthe oldest content and continues

recording new content.

While listening to the radio, pressr (Play/Pause) to stop hearing theinformation through the speaker.During this paused time, timeshiftkeeps recording. A status bardisplays the length of the recording.

To resume listening to the broadcastat the point left off, pressr again.

Timeshift stops recording and erasesthe buffer when the vehicle is turnedoff or the station or source is changed.

Before turning the vehicle off, pressr so that timeshift keeps recordingfor 20 minutes. If the vehicle is still offafter 20 minutes, the system stopsrecording and all information is lost. If

a low 12-volt battery condition occurs,timeshift stops recording and allinformation is erased.

Radio data system (RDS)TP (Traffic programme): Radio trafficservice stations are RDS stations thatbroadcast traffic news.Switching the radio traffic service onand offTo switch the traffic announcementstandby facility of the Infotainmentsystem on and off:

Press the TP button. If the radiotraffic service is switched on, TP isilluminated on the display.

Only radio traffic service stationsare received.

If the current station is not a radiotraffic service station, a search isstarted automatically for the nextradio traffic service station.

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Radio 2 Traffic announcements are played

at the set voice volume by pressingthe CONFIG button and selectingthe Nav screen button and then theVoice prompt screen button.

If the radio traffic service isswitched on, the replay of CDs/DVDs and of external sources isinterrupted for the duration of thetraffic announcement.

Listening to traffic announcementsonlySwitch on the radio traffic service andturn down fully the volume of the

Infotainment system.EON (enhanced other networks)With EON you can listen to radiotraffic announcements even if thestation you have set does notbroadcast its own radio traffic service.If such a station is set, it is displayedas TP.Radio data system (RDS)Radio data system (RDS) is a serviceof the FM stations that helps to findthe desired station and its fault-freereception. RDS stations are

recognised by the programme namesrather than the transmissionfrequency.Configuring RDSTo open the menu for the RDS

configuration:

1. Press the CONFIG button.

2. Select Radio and then RDSoptions.Switching RDS on and offSet RDS to On orOff. The followingadvantages result through activatingRDS:

On the display the programmename of the set station appearsinstead of its frequency.

The Infotainment system alwaystunes into the best receivablebroadcasting frequency of the setstation by means of AF (AlternativFrequency).

Depending on the station that isreceived, the Infotainment systemdisplays radio text that can containfor example, information about thecurrent programme.

Switching regionalisation on and offRDS must be activated forregionalisation. At certain times somRDS stations broadcast regionally

different programmes on differentfrequencies.

1. Set Regional to On orOff. Onlyalternative frequencies (AF) withthe same regional programmesare selected.

2. If regionalisation is switched off,alternative frequencies of thestations are selected without

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24 RadioRDS scrolling textSome RDS stations use the lines forindicating the name of theprogramme to indicate additionalinformation. During this process the

programme name is hidden. To blockout the display of the additionalinformation, set text scroll freeze toOn.DABThe digital radio system DAB (digitalaudio broadcasting) is a universalbroadcast system.

DAB stations are indicated by theprogramme name instead of thebroadcasting frequency.General information With DAB, several radio

programmes (services) can bebroadcast on a single frequency.

Besides high-quality digital audioservices, DAB is also able to

transmit programme-associateddata and a multitude of other dataservices including travel and trafficinformation.

As long as a given DAB receivercan pick up the signal sent out by abroadcasting station (even if thesignal is very weak), soundreproduction is ensured.

There is no fading (weakening ofthe sound) that is typical of AM orFM reception; the DAB signal isreproduced at a constant volume.

If the DAB signal is too vague to beinterpreted by the receiver,reception is interrupted completely.This incident can be avoided byactivating Auto ensemble linkingand/orAuto linking DAB-FM. SeeConfiguring DAB below.

Interference caused by stations onnearby frequencies (typical of AMand FM reception) does not occurin connection with DAB.

If the DAB signal is reflected bynatural obstacles or buildings, thereception quality of DAB is

improved, whereas AM or FMreception is considerably worsenedin such cases.

The radio is also capable ofreveicing DAB+ and DMB-Audio.

Configuring DAB1. Press the CONFIG button.2. Select Radio and then DAB.

The following options are available forselection in the configuration menu:

Auto ensemble linking: with thisfunction activated, the deviceswitches over to another service ofthe active DAB ensemble (ifavailable) when the DAB signal istoo vague to be interpreted by thereceiver.

Auto linking DAB-FM: with thisfunction activated, the deviceswitches over to a correspondingFM station of the active DABservice (if available) when the DABsignal is too vague to be interpretedby the receiver.

Dynamic audio adaptation: with thisfunction activated, the dynamicrange of the DAB signal is reduced.That means the level of the loudsounds is reduced, but not the levelof the quiet sounds. Therefore thevolume of the Infotainment system

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can be raised to a point where thequiet sounds are audible, withoutthe loud sounds being too loud.

Frequency band: after selection ofthis option, DAB wavebands to be

received by the Infotainmentsystem can be defined.

DAB announcementsBesides their music programmes,numerous DAB stations broadcastvarious announcement categories.Radio or CD/MP3 playing isinterrupted when anyannouncements are pending.

To select several announcementcategories at the same time:

1. Select DAB announcements.2. Activate the desired

announcement categories.

AM-FM radio (withoutnavigation)Playing the radioAudio sourceVOL/m (volume/power):1. Press to turn the radio on or off.

2. Turn to increase or decrease thevolume of the active source (i.e.,current audio source, activenavigation voice guidance ortraffic prompts).

The steering wheel controls can alsobe used to adjust the volume.Steering wheel controls 3 2.

To access the radio main page, pressthe SOURCE button on the faceplate,the Now Playing screen button or oneof the audio screen buttons on theHome page.

While on the audio main page, pressthe Source button repeatedly todisplay and cycle through theavailable sources (AM, FM, CD, USB/iPod and AUX).

Finding a stationTo select the band, see Audiosource earlier in this section.

Turn the TUNE/MENU knob to find aradio station. To select a presetstation, touch the FAV button andchoose a preset button.

Seeking a stationPresst orv to search for a station

AM1. Press the AM screen button on

the Home page or select AM fromthe source pop-up to display theAM main page.

2. From the AM screen, press theMenu screen button to display thAM stations.

3. Select the desired option. Toupdate the station list, touchRefresh.FM

1. Press the FM screen button on thHome page or select FM from thsource pop-up to display the FMmain page.

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2. From the FM screen, select theMenu screen button to display theFM stations.

3. Select the desired option. Toupdate the station list, touch

Refresh.Changing the sourcesTo change audio sources from any ofthe audio main pages (AM, FM, CD,USB/iPod or AUX), press theSOURCE button on the faceplate orthe Source screen button to display apop-up of available audio sources.Press the SOURCE button on thefaceplate repeatedly to change thedesired source.

Storing radio station presetsThere are a few ways to store presets.

Up to 36 preset stations can bestored. AM and FM can be mixed.

1. From the AM orFM main page,select by turning the TUNE/MENU knob, then press and holdthe knob on one of the presetscreen buttons located at thebottom of the screen. After a few

seconds, a beep will be heard andthe new preset information willdisplay on that screen button.

2. Select and hold a preset button tostore the currently active station.

After a few seconds, a beep will beheard and the new presetinformation will display on a smallpop-up display at the bottom ofthe screen.

3. Repeat the steps for each preset.

To change the number of presetpages, see Mixed-Band Presetsfollowing for more information.

Recalling a preset stationTo recall a preset station from a FAVpage, do the following:

Press the FAV button on thefaceplate to display the FAV pop-up. Select the desired preset fromthe pop-up.

Press the FAV screen button at thetop bar to display the preset pop-upthat appears at the bottom of the

page. Press one of the presetscreen buttons to go to the selectedpreset station.

In the AM orFM main page, selectone of the preset screen buttons to

go to the selected preset station.

Mixed-Band PresetsEach page can store six presetstations. The presets within a pagecan be from different radio bands.

To scroll through the pages, press theFAV button located on the faceplateor select the FAV screen button onthe top bar. The current page numberdisplays above the preset buttons.The stored stations for each FAVpage display on the preset buttons atthe bottom of the screen. The numberofFAV pages displayed can bechanged in the Radio Setting in theConfig Menu.Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB)DAB is available on some stationsand is indicated when the stationname is displayed and not thefrequency.

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Traffic Programme (TP)Traffic programming stations areRDS stations that broadcast trafficnews. To access, press the TPbutton.

Radio receptionFrequency interference and static canoccur during normal radio reception ifitems such as mobile phonechargers, vehicle convenienceaccessories and external electronicdevices are plugged into theaccessory power outlet. If there is

interference or static, unplug the itemfrom the accessory power outlet.

FMFM signals only reach about 10 to40 miles. Although the radio has abuilt-in electronic circuit thatautomatically works to reduceinterference, some static can occur,

especially around tall buildings orhills, causing the sound to fade in andout.

AMThe range for most AM stations isgreater than for FM, especially atnight. The longer range can causestation frequencies to interfere with

each other. Static can occur whenthings like storms and power linesinterfere with radio reception. Whenthis happens, try reducing the trebleon the radio.

Mobile phone usageMobile phone usage can causeinterference with the vehicle's radio.

Multi-band antennaThe multi-band antenna is located onthe roof of the vehicle. The antenna isused for the AM/FM radio and GPS(Global positioning system); if thevehicle has these features. Keep theantenna clear of obstructions for clearreception. If the vehicle has a sunroof

and it is open, the performance of theAM/ FM radio and GPS can beaffected.

Diversity antenna systemThe FM antenna is a hidden self-tuning system. It optimizes the FMsignals relative to the vehicle'sposition and radio station source. No

maintenance or adjustments areneeded.

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Audio playersCD player ..................................... 28

CD/DVD player ............................ 30

MP3 ............................................. 34

Hard drive device ......................... 37

Auxiliary devices .......................... 45

CD playerThe player can be used for CD andMP3s.

With the ignition on, insert a CD into

the slot, label side up. The player pullsit in and begins playing.

The vehicle must be in P (Park) forvideo to display.

The system is capable of playing:

Most audio CDs

CD-R

CD-RW

MP3 or unprotected WMA formatsWhen playing any compatiblerecordable disc, the sound quality canbe reduced due to disc quality, themethod of recording, the quality of themusic or video that has beenrecorded or the way the disc has beenhandled.

To avoid damage to the CD player:

Do not use scratched or damageddiscs.

Do not apply labels to discs. Thelabels could get caught in theplayer.

Insert only one disc at a time.

Keep the loading slot free of foreignmaterials, liquids and debris.

If a description label is needed, trylabelling the top of the disc using amarking pen.

Loading and ejecting discsTo load a disc:1. Turn the ignition on.

2. Insert a disc into the slot. Theplayer pulls it in the rest of theway. If the disc is damaged orimproperly loaded, there is anerror and the disc ejects.

The disc automatically plays once

loaded.

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PressR to eject a disc from the CDplayer. If the disc is not removedwithin a short period of time, it isautomatically pulled back into theplayer.

Playing an audio CD1. Press the CD screen button on the

Home page or select CD from thesource pop-up to display the CDmain page.

2. From the CD screen, press theMenu screen button to display themenu options.

3. Press to select the desired option.

On the CD main page a track numberdisplays at the beginning of eachtrack. Song, artist and albuminformation displays when available.Use the following controls to play thedisc:

r (Play/Pause): Press to start,pause or resume play.]SEEK(Seek Down): Press to seek to the beginning of

the current or previous track. If thetrack has been playing for less than

five seconds, it seeks to theprevious track. If longer thanfive seconds, the current trackstarts from the beginning.

Press and hold to fast reverse

through a track. Release the buttonto return to playing speed. Elapsedtime displays.SEEK[(Seek Up):

Press to seek to the next track.

Press and hold to fast forwardthrough a track. Release the buttonto return to playing speed. Elapsedtime displays.TUNE/MENU:

Turn to the right or left to select thenext or previous track. Press thisknob to select the list. If a track isselected from the menu, the systemplays the track and returns to the CDscreen.

Error MessagesIfDisc Read Error displays and/or thdisc comes out, it could be for one othe following reasons:

The disc has an invalid or unknow

format.

The disc is not from a correctregion.

The disc is very hot. Try the discagain when the temperaturereturns to normal.

The road is very rough. Try the disagain when the road is smoother.

The disc is dirty, scratched, wet oupside down.

The air is very humid. Try the discagain later.

There was a problem while burninthe disc.

The label is caught in the CDplayer.

If the CD is not playing correctly, forany other reason, try a known goodCD.

If any error continues, contact yourdealer.

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CD/DVD playerCD/DVD player (withnavigation)The player can be used for CD, MP3

and DVD audio and as a DVD videoplayer.

With the ignition on, insert a CD/ DVDinto the slot, label side up. The playerpulls it in and begins playing. Whileplaying, the navigation system isavailable.

The vehicle must be in P (Park) forvideo to display.

The DVD player is only compatiblewith DVDs of the appropriate regioncode printed on the jacket of mostDVDs.

The system is capable of playing:

Most audio CDs

CD-R

CD-RW

MP3 or unprotected WMA formats

DVD-Video

DVD-Audio

DVD-R/RW

DVD+R/RW

When playing any compatiblerecordable disc, the sound quality canbe reduced due to disc quality, the

method of recording, the quality of themusic or video that has beenrecorded or the way the disc has beenhandled.

There can be increased skipping,difficulty in recording tracks anddifficulty in finding tracks/chaptersand/or difficulty in loading andejecting. If these problems occur,

check the disc for damage or try aknown good disc.

To avoid damage to the CD/DVDplayer:

Do not use scratched or damageddiscs.

Do not apply labels to discs. Thelabels could get caught in the

player. Insert only one disc at a time.

Keep the loading slot free of foreignmaterials, liquids and debris.

Use a marking pen to label the topof the disc.

Loading and ejecting discsTo load a disc:1. Turn the ignition on.

2. Insert a disc into the slot, labelside up. The player pulls it in therest of the way. If the disc isdamaged or improperly loaded,there is an error and the discejects.

The disc automatically plays onceloaded.

PressR to eject a disc from the CD/DVD player.

Playing a CD/DVDA disc must be loaded to select thesource.

When a disc is loaded, the disc icondisplays.

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There are two ways to play a CD/DVD:

Insert the disc and play startsautomatically.

Press the HDD/DVD/AUX button,then press the disc screen button.

Playing an audio CD

A track number displays at thebeginning of each track. Song, artistand album information displays whenavailable.

Use the following controls to play thedisc:

r(Play/Pause): Use to start, pauseor resume play.

SEEK[: Press to seek to the next track.

Press and hold to fast forwardthrough a track. Release the buttonto return to playing speed. Elapsed

time displays.

]SEEK: Press to seek to the beginning of

the current or previous track. If thetrack has been playing for less thanfive seconds, it seeks the previoustrack. If longer than five seconds,the current track starts from thebeginning.

Press and hold to fast reversethrough a track. Release the buttonto return to playing speed. Elapsedtime displays.TUNE/MENU: Turn to the right or left

to display the track list. Turn it againto cycle through the list. Press thisknob to select the track. The system

plays the selected track and returnsto the CD screen.

CD menu

Press the CD menu screen button todisplay the CD menu.Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly rather than in sequence.

Press again to stop shuffle. Acheckmark indicates shuffle is on.Track list: Press to display the list oftracks on the disc. Select a track fromthe list. The selected track plays andthe CD screen displays.Playing an audio and video DVDTo view the DVD video, the vehicle

must be in P (Park) or the parkingbrake must be engaged.

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After the DVD is loaded, the menuoptions display on the DVD screen.The menu options time out and a fullscreen appears after about10 seconds. Press anywhere on thenavigation system screen or pressthe FAV, HDD/DVD/AUX or9BACKbutton to view the menu screen again.

Use the preset keys or press screenbuttons to operate the DVD options.There are two pages of DVD options.Press the arrow screen button, in thebottom right corner of the screen, toaccess the other page. Only thehighlighted functions are available for

use. Some menu options are onlyavailable when the disc is not playing.

DVD optionsFull screen mode:1. Press to hide the DVD options and

display the full video image.

2. Press anywhere on the navigation

system screen or press the FAV,HDD/DVD/AUX, 9BACK buttonto display the source screenbuttons over the video image.

Cursor:Press to access the Cursor menu.The arrows and other cursor optionsallow navigation of the DVD menu

options. The Cursor menu options areonly available if a DVD has a menu.k, R, l, S (Arrow buttons): Usethese screen buttons to navigatethrough the DVD menu.

r (Play/Pause): Use to start, pauseor resume play.

SEEK[:1. Press to seek to the next chapter.

2. Press more than once to continuemoving forward through the disc.

3. Press and hold to fast forwardthrough a disc. When fast forwardis active, press again to changethe speed. Elapsed time displays.

]SEEK:1. Press to seek to the beginning of

the current or previous chapter. Ifthe chapter has played for lessthan five seconds, it goes to the

previous chapter. If the chapterhas played longer thanfive seconds, the current chapteris restarted. More than one presscontinues moving back throughthe disc.

2. Press and hold to fast reversethrough a disc. When fast reverseis active, press again to change

the speed. Elapsed time displays.3. Pressr to resume playing.

TUNE/MENU: Press]SEEK orSEEK[ to go to the next or previouschapter. You can also change

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chapters by turning the TUNE/MENU knob after touching thescreen.Stop:1. Press on the display screen to

show the available buttons. Pressthe stop button to stop the DVD.

2. To resume playing the DVD fromwhere it stopped, pressr.

3. Pressr twice to start the DVDfrom the beginning.

9Shuffle:1. Press to play the tracks randomly

rather than in sequence.2. Press again to play sequentially.

This button is available for DVDaudio discs.Main menu: Press to display the first

menu of the DVD. Availability of thisfeature is dependent on the DVD.Menu: Press to display the menu forthe part of the DVD currently playing.Availability of this feature isdependent on the DVD and is notavailable for audio DVDs.

Keypad: Press to display and searchthrough the chapter, track or menunumber screen. On the keypad, enterthe title/chapter number or the group/track number.

Search: Press to perform a titlesearch.Angle: Press to adjust the viewingangle of the DVD, depending on theDVD, while the DVD is playing.Continue pressing to cycle throughthe viewing angles.Audio: Press to change the audiostream and the audio language

heard, while the DVD is playing.Continue pressing to cycle throughthe available audio streams orlanguages, depending on the DVD.Subtitle: Press while a DVD is playingto view with subtitles on or off or tochange the language of the subtitles.Continue pressing to cycle throughthe available subtitle languages and

to turn subtitles off, depending on theDVD playing.

Pan & Scan: Press to adjust wide-screen film images so that they canbe proportioned to fit the DVD screedisplay. Press this screen button toturn on Pan & Scan.Error messagesIfDisc Read Error displays and/or thdisc comes out, it could be for one othe following reasons:

The disc has an invalid or unknowformat.

The disc is not from a correctregion.

The disc is very hot. Try the discagain when the temperaturereturns to normal.

The road is very rough. Try the disagain when the road is smoother.

The disc is dirty, scratched, wet oupside down.

The air is very humid. Try the discagain later.

There was a problem while burninthe disc.

The label is caught in the CD/DVDplayer.

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If the CD or DVD is not playingcorrectly, for any other reason, try aknown good CD or DVD.

If any error continues, contact yourdealer.

MP3MP3 formatsThere are guidelines that must be metwhen creating an MP3 disc;otherwise, the CD might not play.

The guidelines are:

Sampling rate: 8 kHz, 16 kHz,22.05 kHz, 24 kHz, 32 kHz, 44.1kHz and 48 kHz.

Bit rates supported: 8, 16, 24, 32,40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128,144, 160, 192, 224, 256 and 320kbps.

Maximum number of folders is 255with a maximum hierarchy of eight

folders. Maximum of 1024 files on a disc.

Recorded on a CD-R or CD-RWwith a maximum capacity of 700MB.

The artist/album/song titles/genreinformation requires a CD to be fully

scanned before the musicnavigator works with these menus.Disc scanning does not occur whenthe disc is being played.

Playing an MP3 CD (withoutnavigation)When an MP3 is loaded in the player,MP3 displays.If a disc is already loaded and you arelistening to a different audio source,press SOURCE to change to the discsource. A track number appears onthe display when each track starts toplay.

r(Play/Pause): Press to start,pause or resume play of a loadeddisc.

SEEK[(Next/Forward):1. Press to seek to the next track.

2. Press again to continue movingforward through the disc.

3. Press and hold to advance quicklythrough playback.

4. Release the button to return toplaying speed. Elapsed timedisplays.

]SEEK(Previous/Reverse):1. Press to seek to the beginning of

the current or previous track. If thetrack has played for less thanfive seconds, it goes to theprevious track. If longer thanfive seconds, the current trackrestarts.

2. Press again to continue movingback through the disc.

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TUNE/MENU:1. Turn to the right or left to display

the track list.

2. Turn it again to cycle through thelist.

3. Press TUNE/MENU to select thetrack. The system plays theselected track and returns to theCD screen.

MP3 music menuPress the Menu screen button whilethat source is active to access themenu.

Press any of the following buttons onthe MP3 menu:Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly. Press again to stop shuffle.Playlists: Press to view the playlistsstored on the disc. Select a playlist toview the list of all songs in that playlist.There might be a delay before the listdisplays. Select a song from the list tobegin playback.Artists: Press to view the list of artistsstored on the disc. Select an artistname to view a list of all songs by the

artist. There might be a delay beforethe list displays. Select a song fromthe list to begin playback.Albums: Press to view the albums onthe disc. Select the album to view a

list of all songs on the album. Theremight be a delay before the listdisplays. Select a song from the list tobegin playback.Song titles: Press to display a list ofall songs on the disc. Songs aredisplayed as stored on the disc. Theremight be a delay before the listdisplays. To begin playback, select a

song from the list.Genres: Press to view the genres.Select a genre to view a list of allsongs of that genre. Select a songfrom the list to begin playback.Folders/Playlists: Press to open afolder list to access the files within thefolder structure.Root directoryThe root directory is treated as afolder. All files contained directlyunder the root directory are accessedprior to any root directory folders.

Empty foldersIf a root directory or folder is empty ocontains only folders, the playeradvances to the next folder in the filestructure that contains a compresse

audio file. The empty folder(s) are nodisplayed or numbered.

No folderWhen the CD only containscompressed audio files without anyfolders or playlists, all files are undethe root folder.

File system and namingThe song titles, artists, albums and

genres are taken from the file's ID3tag and are only displayed if presenin the tag. If a song title is not presenin the ID3 tag, the radio displays thefile name as the track name.

Preprogrammed playlistsThe radio recognisespreprogrammed playlists; however,there is no editing capability. These

playlists are treated as special foldercontaining compressed audio songfiles.

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Playing an MP3 CD and DVD(with navigation)When an MP3 is loaded in the player,MP3 displays.

If a disc is already loaded, but

currently on a map screen or listeningto a different audio source, press theHDD/DVD/AUX button to switch tothe disc source. A track numberappears on the display when eachtrack starts to play.

To play a disc:

r(Play/Pause): Use to start, pauseor resume play of a loaded disc.

SEEK[:1. Press to seek to the next track.

2. Press again to continue movingforward through the disc.

3. Press and hold to advance quicklythrough playback.



the current or previous track. If thetrack has played for less than

five seconds, it goes to theprevious track. If longer thanfive seconds, the current trackrestarts.

2. Press again to continue movingback through the disc.




the track list.


3. Press TUNE/MENU to select thetrack. The system plays theselected track and returns to theCD screen.

MP3 Music MenuPress the DISC screen button orpress the TUNE/MENU knob on thefaceplate while on the disc audio

screen to display the Disc MusicMenu.

Press any of the category buttons onthe Disc Music Menu to display thecorresponding category screen:

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Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly rather than in sequence.

Folders/PlaylistsPress to view the folders stored onthe disc. Select a folder to view the

list of all songs in that folder. Selectthe song from the list and it beginsto play.

Track listPress to view a list of all songs onthe disc. Select a song from the listand it begins to play. Songs aredisplayed based on the CD burningapplication folder and file structure

used.

ArtistsPress to view the list of artistsstored on the disc. Select an artistname to view a list of all songs bythe artist. Select the desired songfrom the list and it begins to play.

AlbumsPress to view the albums on thedisc. Select the album to view a listof all songs on the album. Select asong from the list and it begins toplay.

GenresPress to view the genres on thedisc. Select a genre to view a list ofall songs of that genre. Select asong from the list and it begins to

play. Song titles

Press to display a list of all songson the disc. Select a song from thelist and it begins to play. Songs aredisplayed in alphabetical orderbased on the song title ID3 tag, ifavailable.

FoldersRoot directoryThe root directory is treated as afolder. All files contained directlyunder the root directory are accessedprior to any root directory folders.

Empty directory or folderIf a root directory or folder is empty orcontains only folders, the player

advances to the next folder in the filestructure that contains a compressedaudio file. The empty folder(s) are notdisplayed or numbered.

No folderWhen the CD only containscompressed audio files without anyfolders or playlists, all files are locateunder the root folder.

File system and namingThe displayed song title is taken fromthe file's ID3 tag. If a song title is notpresent in the ID3 tag, the radiodisplays the file name as the trackname.

Preprogrammed playlistsThe radio recognisespreprogrammed playlists; however,

there is no editing capability. Theseplaylists are treated as special foldercontaining compressed audio songfiles.

Hard drive deviceHard drive device (HDD) (withnavigation)With a hard drive device (HDD),songs can be recorded.

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The types of formats supported by theHDD are:

MP3

MP3-Pro

WMA

Audible.com

M4A

Songs can be recorded from a CDplayer or a mass media storagedevice connected by a USBconnector.

For optimal recording performancemake sure the disc is clean with no

damage; otherwise the system mightpartially record the track.

To select the hard drive audio source:

Press the HDD/DVD/AUX button;cycle through the available audiosource until the HDD sourcesdisplays or press the HDD/DVD/AUX button once and then press theHDD source button.Recording from a CD to the hard driveThe speed of the recording increasesif you are listening to another sourcewhile recording.

To record all tracks from the disc:

1. Load a CD or press the HDD/DVD/AUX button until the DISCscreen displays.

2. Press the oREC button.3. A confirmation displays.

4. Select All songs to record alltracks. A progress bar displays.

To record selected tracks from thedisc:

1. Load a CD or press the HDD/DVD/AUX button until the DISCscreen displays.

2. Press]SEEK orSEEK[ orDisc Music Menu to select a songfor recording.


5. Select the song name to record. Aprogress bar displays.

Recording from a USB device to thehard driveTo copy all tracks from the USBdevice:

1. Connect a USB device or pressthe HDD/DVD/AUX button untilthe DISC screen displays theUSB screen.

2. Press the oREC button.3. A confirmation displays.4. Select All songs to copy all tracks.

A progress bar displays.

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To record selected tracks:

1. Connect a USB device or pressthe HDD/DVD/AUX button untilthe DISC screen displays theUSB screen.

2. Use the]SEEK orSEEK[ orHDD menu to select a song forrecording.


5. Select the song name to record. Aprogress bar displays.

Duplicate contentWhen the record function starts, thereis a check to verify that the contentdoes not already exist on the harddrive. If the entire content of the CDexists on the hard drive, it will notrecord the content.

If it is determined that some or noneof the content exists, then only thatmissing content will be copied to the

hard drive.

If the same file is recorded from theUSB and CD, it is possible to haveduplicate tracks.

CD ejectIf the CD ejects before the recordingprocess completes, only tracks thathave been completely recorded arestored to the hard drive. Incomplete

tracks are discarded.Power modeIf the system is turned off during a CDor USB recording process, it stops.When the radio is turned back on, therecording process does not resumeautomatically.

Playing hard disc drive content

To operate hard drive functions whilethe HDD source is active, use thefollowing buttons or touch-sensitivebuttons:

r(Play/Pause): Press to start,pause or resume play of the currentmedia source.SEEK[:1. Press to seek to the next track.

2. Press and hold to advance quicklthrough playback.


]SEEK:1. Press to seek to the beginning o

the current or previous track. If th

track has been playing for lessthan five seconds, the previoustrack plays. If longer thanfive seconds, the current trackrestarts.

2. Press and hold this button toreverse quickly through playback

3. Release the button to return toplaying speed. Elapsed time

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TUNE/MENU:1. Turn to the right or left to displayAll songs.2. Turn it again to cycle through the

list.

3. Press the TUNE/MENU knob toselect the song. The system playsthe selected song and returns tothe CD screen.DEL(Delete):

1. Select the song from the HDDmenu screen to delete.2. Press the DEL button.

To delete an entire list ofArtists,Albums orGenres, select thecategory from the HDD menu screen.Press the DEL button.HDD menuFrom the HDD screen, press the HDDmenu screen button on the HDDscreen to display the HDD menu.

Press any of the following buttons onthe HDD menu:Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly rather than in sequence.Similar songs:Press to use Gracenote musicrecognition technology and relateddata to generate a list of songs similarto the current song. Select a songfrom the list.

This feature is only available withsongs recorded to the HDD fromaudio CDs, not MP3s and othercompressed audio.

When recording CDs to the HDDthere might be delays to build the listuntil all the files are compressed.

Playlists:1. Press to view the playlists on the

hard drive.

2. Select a playlist to view a list of allsongs in the playlist.

3. Select a song from the list. Onceselected, Mode: Playlist displays.Artists:

1. Press to view the artists on thehard drive.

2. Select an artist to view a list of allsongs by that artist.

3. Select a song from the list. Once

selected, Mode: Artist displays.Albums:1. Press to view the albums on the

hard drive.

2. Select an album to view a list of allsongs on the album.

3. Select a song from the list. Onceselected, Mode: Album displays.

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All songs:1. Press to view a list of all songs on

the hard drive.

2. Select a song from the list. Onceselected, Mode: All songsdisplays.Genres:

1. Press to view the genres on thehard drive.

2. Select a genre to view a list of allsongs of that genre.

3. Select a song from the list. Onceselected, Mode: Genre displays.

Recently saved:Press to view a list of the 50 mostrecently saved songs to the HDD.Once selected, Mode: Recentlysaved displays.

Saving HDD favouritesDuring HDD playback, to save thecurrent song playing to a categorypreset:

1. Press the FAV button until theFAV playlist category displays.

2. Press and hold a preset button onthe bottom of the screen until theSaved as favourite messagedisplays.

To save an entire Artist, Album orGenre to a FAV category preset:1. Press the FAV button until the

correct FAV category appears.2. Press and hold a preset button on

the bottom of the screen.

Playing HDD favouritesFavourites can be played in twodifferent ways:

Press the FAV button until theappropriate FAVHDD categorydisplays. Press a preset button atthe bottom of the FAVHDD screen

Select FAV from the HDD menu.Favourite Artist, Favourite Albumand Favourite Genre are in thecorresponding list.

USB supported devicesThe USB connector uses the

following: USB 2.0.

USB flash sticks or pen drives.

Portable USB hard drives. Speciacare needs to be taken related tothe power source of these devices(USB bus powered vs. externalpower).

Portable media adapters that

support SD Flash, Compact Flashor SD Micro.

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Depending on the USB mass storagedevice, some devices might not berecognised.

Music can be played directly from theUSB device and controlled through

MP3 control functions and menu.Playing from a USBA USB mass storage device can beconnected to the USB port to copycompressed audio files onto the harddrive. Content can also be playeddirectly from the USB device.

The USB port is in the floor console.

The USB icon displays when the USBdevice is connected.

To play a USB device:

Connect the USB and it begins toplay.

Press HDD/DVD/AUX, then pressthe USB screen button.

While the USB source is active, usethe following to operate USB function:

r(Play/Pause): Press to start,pause or resume play of the currentmedia source.SEEK[:1. Press to seek to the next track.

2. Press and hold to advance quickly

through playback. Release thebutton to return to playing speed.Elapsed time displays.


the current or previous track. If thetrack has been playing for lessthan five seconds, the previoustrack plays. If longer than

five seconds, the current trackrestarts.




the track list.


3. Press the TUNE/MENU knob toselect the track. The system playsthe selected track and returns tothe USB screen.USB menu

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Press the USB menu screen button orpress the TUNE/MENU knob while onthe USB Audio screen to display theUSB menu.Select any of the following buttons on

the USB menu:Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly rather than in sequence.Select again to stop this function.Folders/Playlists: Select to view theplaylists stored on the USB. Select afolder/playlist to view a list of all songsin the folder/playlist. Select a songfrom the list. Once selected, Mode:Folder/Playlist displays.Track list: Press to view a list of songsand what track the songs are storedon.Artists: Press to view the artistsstored on the USB. Select an artist toview a list of all songs by the artist.Select a song from the list. Onceselected, Mode: Artist displays.

Albums: Press to view the albumsstored on the USB. Select an albumto view a list of all songs on the album.Select a song from the list. Onceselected, Mode: Album displays.All songs: Press to view a list of allsongs stored on the USB. Select asong from the list. Once selected,Mode: All songs displays.Genres: Press to view the genresstored on the USB. Select a genre toview a list of all songs of that genre.Select a song from the list. Onceselected, Mode: Genre displays.Eject USB: Press when the USB is tobe removed. If the USB isdisconnected without selecting EjectUSB, the files could becomecorrupted.

Playing from an iPod

This feature supports the followingiPod models:

iPod touch (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4thgeneration)

iPod classic

iPod with video

iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5thand 6th generation)

iPhone 4

iPhone 3GS

iPhone 3G

iPhone

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For proper operation, make sure theiPod has the latest firmware fromApple. iPod firmware can beupdated using the latest iTunes

application.

For more information, visitwww.apple.com/itunes.

Recording from the iPod to the HDDis not supported. Media must berecorded using a USB mass storagedevice.

To connect and control an iPod,connect one end of the standard iPodUSB cable to the iPod's dock

connector. Connect the other end tothe USB port in the centre console.

iPod music information displays onthe radios display and begins playingthrough the vehicle's audio system.

The iPod battery rechargesautomatically while the ignition is on.When the ignition is turned off whilean iPod is connected using the iPod

USB cable, the iPod battery stopscharging and the iPod automaticallyturns off.

If the iPod is an unsupported model,it can still be listened to in the vehicleby connecting to the auxiliary inputusing a standard 3.5 mm stereocable. Auxiliary devices 3 45.

iPod menu

Press any of the following buttons onthe iPod menu to display thecorresponding screen:Shuffle:1. Press to play the tracks randomly

rather than in sequence.

2. Press the button again to stop thisfunction.

Playlists:1. Press to view the playlists stored

on the iPod.

2. Select a playlist name to view a listof all songs in the playlist.

3. Select the desired song from thelist. Once a song has beenselected, Mode: Playlist appearson the iPod main screen.Artists:

1. Press to view the artists stored onthe iPod.

2. Select an artist name to view a list

of all songs by the artist.3. Select the desired song from the

list. Once a song has beenselected, Mode: Artist appears onthe iPod main screen.

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Albums:1. Press to view the albums stored

on the iPod.

2. Select an album name to view alist of all songs on the album.

3. Select the desired song from thelist. Once a song has beenselected, Mode: Album appearson the iPod main screen.All songs:

1. Press to view a list of all songsstored on the iPod.

2. Select the desired song from the

list. Once a song has beenselected, Mode: All songsappears on the iPod main screen.Genres:

1. Press to view the genres storedon the iPod.

2. Select a genre name to view a listof all songs of that genre.

3. Select the desired song from thelist. Once a song has beenselected, Mode: Genre appearson the iPod main screen.

Composers:1. Press to view the composers

stored on the iPod.

2. Select a composer name to viewa list of all songs by that

composer.3. Select the desired song from the

list. Once a song has beenselected, Mode: Composerappears on the iPod main screen.

Podcasts appear with the generalmusic. They do not have their owncategory. Like the other music files,they are searchable by title, artist and

album.Eject iPod Press to remove the iPod.If the iPod is disconnected withoutselecting this button, the files on theiPod could be corrupted.

Auxiliary devicesThis vehicle has an auxiliary input inthe floor console. Possible auxiliaryaudio sources include:

Laptop computer MP3 player

Tape player

This socket is not an audio output. Dnot plug headphones into theauxiliary input. Set up any auxiliarydevices with the vehicle in P (Park).

Connect a 3.5 mm cable from the

auxiliary device to the auxiliary inputWhen a device is connected, thesystem automatically begins playingaudio from the device over the vehiclspeakers.

If an auxiliary device has alreadybeen connected, but a differentsource is currently active, press thescreen button forNow Playing on thhome page, then press Sourcerepeatedly to cycle through all of theavailable audio source screens, untithe AUX source screen is selected.

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Playing from a USBA USB mass storage device orMicrosoft Transfer Protocal (MTP)device can be connected to the USBport.

The USB port is in the centre console.The USB icon displays when the USBdevice is connected.

USB MP3 player and USB drives The USB MP3 players and USB

drives connected must comply withthe USB Mass Storage Classspecification (USB MSC).

Only USB MP3 players and USBdrives with a sector size or 512bytes and a cluster size smaller orequal to 32 kbytes in the FAT32 filesystem are supported.

Hard disk drives are not supported.

The following restrictions apply forthe data stored on a USB MP3player or USB device:

Maximum folder structure depth:11 levels.

Maximum number of MP3/WMAfiles that can be displayed: 1,000.

WMA with Digital Rights

Management (DRM) from onlinemusic shops cannot be played.WMA files can only be played backsafely if they were created withWindows Media Player version 8 orlater.

Applicable playlist extensionsare: .m3u, .pls.

Playlist entries must be in the

form of relative paths. The system attribute for folders/

files that contain audio data mustnot be set.

To play a USB device, do one of thefollowing:

Connect the USB and it begins toplay.

Press the Now Playing screenbutton on the Home page, thenpress the SOURCE button on thefaceplate repeatedly to cycle

through all of the available audiosource screens, until the USBsource screen is selected.

While the USB source is active, usethe following to operate USB function:

r(Play/Pause): Press to start,pause or resume play of the currentmedia source.

]SEEK(Seek Down):1. Press to seek to the beginning of

the current or previous track. If thetrack has been playing for lessthan five seconds, the previoustrack plays. If playing longer than

five seconds, the current trackrestarts.

2. Press and hold to reverse quicklythrough playback.

3. Release to return to playingspeed. Elapsed time displays.SEEK[(Seek Up):

1. Press to seek to the next track.

2. Press and hold to advance quicklythrough playback. Release toreturn to playing speed. Elapsedtime displays.

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USB menuPress any of the following buttons onthe USB menu:Shuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly. Press again to stop shuffle.

Playlists: Press to view the playlistsstored on the USB. Select a playlist toview the list of all songs in that playlist.There might be a delay before the listdisplays. Select a song from the list tobegin playback.Artists: Press to view the list of artistsstored on the USB. Select an artistname to view a list of all albums by the

artist. There might be a delay beforethe list displays. To select a song,touch All songs then select a song ortouch an album then select a songfrom the list to begin playback.Albums: Press to view the albums onthe USB. Select the album to view alist of all songs on the album. Theremight be a delay before the list

displays. Select a song from the list tobegin playback.Song titles: Press to display a list ofall songs on the USB. Songs aredisplayed as stored on the disc. There

might be a delay before the listdisplays. To begin playback, select asong from the list.Genres: Press to view the genres onthe USB. Select a genre to view a list

of all songs of that genre. Select asong from the list to begin playback.Folders/Playlists: Press to open afolder list to access the files within thefolder structure.

File system and namingThe song titles, artists, albums andgenres are taken from the file's ID3tag and are only displayed if present

in the tag. If a song title is not presentin the ID3 tag, the radio displays thefile name as the track name.

Playing from an iPodThis feature supports the followingiPod models:

iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4thgeneration)

iPod with video (5.0 and 5.5generation). Video is not shown;only audio is supported.

iPod classic (6th generation)

iPod touch (1st and 2ndgeneration)

There may be problems withoperation and function in the followin

situations: When connecting an iPod on whic

a more recent version of thefirmware is installed than issupported by the Infotainmentsystem.

When connecting an iPod on whicfirmware from other providers isinstalled.

To connect and control an iPod,connect one end of the standard iPoUSB cable to the iPod's dockconnector. Connect the other end tothe USB port in the centre console.

iPod music information displays onthe radio's display and begins playinthrough the vehicle's audio system.

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is connected using the iPod USBcable, the iPod battery stops chargingand the iPod automatically turns off.

If the iPod is an unsupported model,it can still be listened to in the vehicle

by connecting to the auxiliary inputusing a standard 3.5mm stereo cable.

iPod menuShuffle: Press to play the tracksrandomly. Press again to stop shuffle.

Press any of the following buttons onthe iPod menu:Playlists:1. Press to view the playlists stored

on the iPod.

2. Select a playlist name to view a listof all songs in the playlist.

3. Select the desired song from thelist to begin playback.

Artists:1. Press to view the artists stored on

the iPod.

2. Select an artist name to view a listof all songs by the artist.

3. Select the desired song from thelist to begin playback.Albums:

1. Press to view the albums storedon the iPod.

2. Select an album name to view alist of all songs on the album orselect All songs to view all songsby the artist.

3. Select the desired song from thelist to begin playback.Song titles:

1. Press to view

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