MEDIA NAV

Contents

User precautions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.3

general information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.5
General description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.5
Introduction to the controls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.8
Switch on/off. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.10
Operate and use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.11
Volume. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.13
Radio / AUX. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.14
Listen to the radio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.14
Auxiliary audio sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.17
Audio setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.20
Navigation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.21
The navigation system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.21
Reading a map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.22
Enter a destination. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.25
Guidance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.31
map settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.36
Managing the favourites. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.37
Navigation settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.39
Eco² driving. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.43

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Bluetooth device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.44
Pairing/unpairing Bluetooth® devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.44
Connecting/disconnecting Bluetooth® devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.46
Phonebook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.48
Making/receiving a call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.49
Reversing camera. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.51
System settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.52
Updating the system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.54
Operating faults. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB.58

All rights including rights vested in the software, content and other materials installed and running in the car as well as displayed
trademarks and logos, are reserved by their respective owners.

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PRECAUTIONS DURING USE (1/2)
It is essential to follow the precautions below when using the system, both in the interest of safety and to prevent material damage.
You must always comply with the laws of the country in which you are travelling.

Precautions when operating the multimedia system

– Operate the controls (on the dash or near the steering wheel) and read the information on the screen only when road
conditions allow.
– Set the volume to a reasonable level so that outside noise can be heard.
Precautions regarding navigation
– Use of the navigation system does not in any way replace the responsibility or vigilance of the driver when driving the vehi-
cle.
– Depending on the geographical area, the map may not have the latest information on new roads. Be alert. In all cases, Road
Traffic Regulations and road signs always take precedence over the directions of the navigation system.
Precautions concerning the equipment
– Do not attempt to dismantle or modify the system, as there is a risk of damage to equipment and fire.
– Contact a representative of the manufacturer in the event of malfunction and for all operations involving disassembly.
– Do not insert foreign bodies into the player.
Precautions when using the phone
– There are laws which govern the use of phones in vehicles. They do not necessarily authorise the use of hands-free phone
systems under all driving conditions: drivers must be in control of their vehicles at all times;
– Using a phone whilst driving is a significant distraction and risk factor during all stages of use (dialling, communicating,
searching for a number in the handset memory, etc.).

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PRECAUTIONS DURING USE (2/2)

The description of the models given in this manual is based on the specifications at the time of writing. This manual covers
all existing functions for the models described. Whether or not they are fitted depends on the equipment model, op-
tions selected and the country where they are sold. This manual may also contain information about functions to be
introduced later in the model year.
Throughout the manual, the Approved Dealer is that of the vehicle manufacturer.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION (1/3)
Introduction Radio functions Auxiliary audio function
Your vehicle’s multimedia system per- The multimedia system can be used You can listen to your personal stereo
forms the following functions: to listen to FM (frequency modulation) directly through your vehicle’s speak-
– RDS radio; and AM (amplitude modulation) radio ers. There are several ways of connect-
– management of auxiliary audio stations. ing your personal stereo, depending on
sources; The RDS system makes it possible to the type of device you have:
– hands-free phone; display the name of some stations and – 3.5 mm Jack socket;
– navigation assistance; also for information messages sent by – audio multi-connection unit (USB);
– parking distance control (reversing FM stations to be heard automatically:
camera). – Bluetooth® connection.
– traffic bulletins;
– news bulletins; For more information on the list of com-
– emergency messages. patible devices, please contact an au-
thorised dealer or visit the manufactur-
er’s website if available.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION (2/3)
Hands-free phone function Telephone compatibility Navigation assistance func-
The Bluetooth® hands-free system Some phones are not compatible with tion
provides the following features without the hands-free system, and do not The navigation system automatically
having to handle your phone: enable you to use all of the available calculates the geographical position of
functions or do not provide the best the vehicle by receiving GPS signals.
– send/receive/suspend a call;
possible sound quality.
– transfer the list of contacts from the It suggests a route to your chosen des-
For more information on compatible tination using its road map.
phone memory;
phones, contact an authorised dealer
– access the call logs for calls which or visit the manufacturer’s website if Finally, it indicates the route to take,
have come through the multimedia available. step by step, using the display screen
system; and voice messages.
– dial emergency numbers.

Your hands-free phone system is only intended to facilitate communication by reducing the risk factors, without remov-
ing them completely. You must always comply with the laws of the country in which you are travelling.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION (3/3)
1 2 3 4 5 8 10 11

Street

FM1
RADIO MEDIA PHONE

DRIVE ECO NAVI SETTINGS

Listening List Option Dark Options FM1

9 12
7 6 14 13
Displays 4 Telephone information area: 8 Air conditioning information.
– if a telephone is connected to the 9 Display standby or access to sub-
Menu screen
multimedia system, the reception menus.
1 Mode selection area: and battery level of the connected
device will be displayed. Navigation screen
– showing the selected mode;
5 Time area. 10 Map mode (2D/3D).
– when mode area is touched, rest
of the area will be showing mode list. 6 Menu area: 11 Name of the next street.
2 Table of contents area. – display subordinate menu of 12 Current audio information.
showing the contents of menu item mode; 13 Options for route and map setting.
and information. – showing current menu as high- 14 Voice guidance On/Off.
3 Exterior temperature. lighted color.
7 Home area
“Home” or “back” button: goes back
to the home menu or the previous
screen.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (1/2)
Screen selections are made by touching the desired selection on the screen.
K L
A B C D

Options
Q P

J H G F E
A
R S

C L

Options D N

J H G F E Q T

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INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROLS (2/2)
Functions
A Short press: standby screen On/Off.
B, M/N Adjust the volume.
C Socket USB.
D 3.5 mm Jack socket.
E Access the current media (radio, AUX).
F Access the “options” menu.
Access the “home” menu.
G
Telephone or auxiliary sources: exit the window to return to the navigation screen (current).

H Mute/unmute the voice guidance.

J Change the map view mode (2D/3D).
– First press: access functions for the source currently in use;
K
– subsequent presses: select the audio source (radio, AUX).
– Answer/end a call;
L
– mute/unmute the sound.
M+N Mute/unmute the sound.
P Change the mode for choosing a radio station (“Main”, “List”, “Preset”)
Rear dial:
Q – radio: search for a radio station;
– media: search for an audio track.
R Select from the available media (USB, AUX, iPod® and Bluetooth®).
S Select the radio reception mode/alternate between AM and FM.
T Confirm your selection.

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ON/OFF SWITCH

A A

Switching on Switching off Standby screen

The multimedia system switches on au- The system switches off automatically The standby clock mode allows the dis-
tomatically when the ignition is switched when the vehicle’s ignition is switched play screen to be switched off.
on. off. When in standby clock mode, the radio
In other cases, press button A to switch or guidance system does not operate.
on the multimedia system. Briefly press A to activate/deactivate
With the ignition off, you can use the the standby screen.
system for 20 minutes. Any other action will temporarily react-
Press A to make the multimedia system ivate the screen.
operate for about a further 20 minutes.

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OPERATE AND USE (1/2)
Touching screen K L
Tap (short press):
– Item selection; Route Settings

– Item execution (Media playing

M
Route planning method Fast Short Eco
screen).
Motorway Off On
When touching forwards button, R
moves toward the next song. Period Charge Off On

Per-use Toll
N
Press and Hold (long press): Off On

– Item store (Radio screen); Options

When touching with long presses the

preset number, stores the current 1
radio channel. Q P
– Move to scroll with acceleration; Back to “Home” menu Using the steering column
When touching with long presses the System goes back to “Home” menu di- controls
list down buttons, scroll (per page) rectly once you press and hold 1 wher- Press button P to change the radio sta-
with acceleration. ever it is. tion search mode.
– fast-forward or rewind (Media play- Rotate rear dial Q to change the station
ing screen). (movement R).
When touching with long presses Press K to change the source (AUX,
forwards or backwards button, fast AM, FM).
winding the song.

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OPERATE AND USE (2/2)
2 3 Select 2 to modify your entry.
Select 3 to display list of results.
Select 4 to change the keyboard to
special layout.
Select 5 to use numbers and symbols.

Options

5 4
Using an alphabetical key-
board
When entering a heading using an al-
phabetical keyboard, choose each
letter by pressing keyboard.
When choosing each letter, the system
will remove the brightness of certain let-
ters to help enter the letters.

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VOLUME
Volume Muting the sound Volume adjustment accord-
Adjust the sound level when listening to Briefly press L or simultaneously M ing to speed
the different sources, messages, ring- and N on the steering column control. When this function is activated, the
tones and phone communications: The message “MUTE” appears on the audio and navigation volume will vary
– by turning or pressing B; screen. according to the vehicle speed.
– or on M/N. Press L again briefly, or M and N si- To activate and adjust this function,
multaneously to continue listening to refer to the information on “Speed de-
The radio source being listened to is in- the current audio source. pendent volume control” of the section
terrupted when “TA” traffic information, on “Audio settings”.
news bulletins or a warning message is This function is deactivated automati-
received. cally when the volume control is used
or when a news or road traffic bulletin
is broadcast.

Set the volume to a reason-

able level so that outside
noise can be heard.

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LISTEN TO THE RADIO (1/3)
1 6 7 8

Main List Preset Option Main List Preset Option Main List Preset Option

2 3 5 4 3 2

Selecting a wavelength “List” mode The names of the radio stations that
Select “List” mode by pressing 5. do not use RDS will not appear on the
Press 1.
This operating mode allows you to find screen. Only their frequency is dis-
Select the wavelength (AM or FM) re-
a station easily by name from an alpha- played and sorted at the end of the list.
quired by pressing it.
betical list (with FM only). “Preset” mode
Choosing a station It is possible to scan up to 50 available Select “Preset” mode by pressing 4.
radio stations.
There are different modes for choosing This mode allows you to recall on
a radio station. Select the stations required by pressing demand those stations which you have
zone 6. already stored (refer to the information
After having selected the waveband,
select the mode by pressing 4 or 5. Press 7 to scroll through all the sta- on «Saving a station» in this section).
tions. Press zone 8 to select your stored sta-
tions.

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LISTEN TO THE RADIO (2/3)
1 8

RDS Off On

TA Off On

Region Off On

News Off On

Main List Preset Option Main List Preset Option Main List Preset Option

2 3 3 2 9
“Main” mode You can also move wheel Q on the Radio settings
steering column control to launch an
This mode allows stations to be sear- Display the settings menu by pres-
automatic station search.
ched manually by scanning the selec- sing 9. You can activate or deactivate
ted wavelength. functions by pressing “On” or “Off” (the
Scan the wavelength by repeatedly Storing a station setting menu varies depending on the
pressing 3. wavelength).
Select a radio station by using one of
Briefly press 2 to start an automatic the modes described above. The available functions are as follows:
search for radio stations. Press and hold one of the buttons on – “RDS”;
Repeat the operation each time the the zone 8. – “TA”;
search stops if necessary. – “Region”;
You can store up to 12 stations per wa-
– “News”;
velength.
– “AM”;
– “Update List”.

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LISTEN TO THE RADIO (3/3)
“RDS”; To activate/deactivate this function, “News”
please refer to information on “Radio
Some FM radio stations broadcast text When this function is activated, it is
settings” in this section.
information relating to the programme possible to automatically listen to news
being aired (the title of a track, for as it is broadcast by certain FM radio
example). “Region” stations.
Note: this information is only available The frequency of an “FM” radio station If you then select the other sources,
on some radio stations. may change depending on the geogra- when a broadcast of the selected pro-
phical area. gramme type is made, it will interrupt
the other sources.
“TA” In order to keep listening to the same
radio station when changing region, ac- To activate/deactivate this function,
When this feature is activated, your please refer to information on “Radio
tivate the “Region” function so that your
multimedia system allows traffic bul- settings” in this section.
multimedia system can automatically
letins to play automatically as new re-
retune the frequency.
ports are issued by some FM radio sta-
tions. Note: this is only available for certain “AM”
radio stations.
Note: the automatic broadcasting of You can activate or deactivate the AM
traffic information is deactivated when Poor reception can sometimes cause band. To activate/deactivate this func-
the multimedia system is set to the AM erratic and annoying changes in tion, please refer to information on
band. frequency. In this case you should “Radio settings” in this section.
deactivate this function.
Once the function is activated, select
the news station then choose if you re- To activate/deactivate this function, “Update list”
quire another playback source. please refer to information on “Radio
settings” in this section. To update the list of stations and obtain
Traffic information is broadcast automa- the most recent ones, press “Start”
tically and has priority over the source (only for FM).
being listened to at the time.

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AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (1/3)
Your multimedia system is fitted with To change the auxiliary audio source,
two auxiliary inputs for connecting an 1 press 1. A list of available input sources
external audio source (MP3 player, por- is displayed instantly:
table player, USB key, phone, etc.). – USB: USBkey, MP3reader, phone
To find the input position, please refer (depending on the phone) etc.;
to the section on “Introduction to the 2 – iPod®: device with integrated iPod®;
controls”. – BT: Bluetooth® devices;
– AUX: 3.5 mm jack.
Principles of operation
Audio formats
Connection The auxiliary audio source formats in-
Listening List Option
There are two types of connections: clude MP3 and WMA.
– a USB socket, 3 Fast winding
– a jack.
Long press 2 to fast forward or rewind.
Connect your portable audio player, de- Selecting an auxiliary source Playback resumes when the button is
pending on the type of device. released.
Once you have connected a USB In navigation mode or when listening
socket or jack, the system automati- to the radio, select your auxiliary audio
cally detects the auxiliary source. source by pressing “Home” > “MEDIA”.
The multimedia system starts playing
Note: The USB key used must be for- the last audio track played.
matted to FAT32 format and have a
maximum capacity of 32Gb. Note: any change to the auxiliary audio
source which is made when the multi-
media system is not active will not be
automatically taken into account.
Only handle the portable
audio player when traffic
conditions permit.
Store the portable audio
player safely while driving (risk of
being thrown in the event of sudden
braking).

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AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (2/3)
“Repeat” Charging with the USB port
This function is available in mode «BT» Once your portable player’s USB 1
and «USB» and enables you to repeat connector is plugged into the USB
one track or all the tracks. port of the multimedia system, you can
Press 3, then “Off”, “Track” or “All”. charge or maintain the battery during
Music > Favorite songs > The newest
use.
“Shuffle” Swallowed.m.mp3
Note: some devices do not recharge
This function is available in mode “BT” or maintain battery charge level when Now My.mp3
and “USB” and enables you to play all they are connected to the USB port on
the tracks at random. Press 3, then the multimedia system. In Place.mp3
“Act.”, “Off” or “Folder”.
Main List Option
Connection: iPod®
Auxiliary input: USB socket, Connect the connector of your iPod®
Bluetooth® to the USB input of the multimedia
system. Once the USB socket of your
Connection: USB and portable digi- iPod® is connected, the “iPod” menu is Note: once connected, you will no
tal audio player displayed. longer be able to control your “iPod” di-
rectly. You must use the keys on your
Connect the socket of your portable Use multimedia system's front panel.
audio player to the USB input on the
unit. Select “iPod” from the drop-down list 1, Note: Use the iPod® cable for exclu-
then press on the playback list or the sive use of an iPod® when connecting
Once the USB socket of the digital por- desired audio track on the multimedia an iPod® to the USB socket.
table audio player is connected, the system screen.
“USB” menu is displayed.
All audio tracks on your “iPod” can be
Note: it may not be possible to connect selected directly on the multimedia
some types of portable digital players to system screen.
the multimedia system.

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AUXILIARY AUDIO SOURCES (3/3)
Connection: Bluetooth® Note: Use a USB connection in prefe-
4 1 rence for easier music searches.
Refer to the section on “Connecting/
disconnecting Bluetooth® devices”.
Once your Bluetooth® device is Auxiliary input: jack
connected, the “BT” menu is displayed
on the drop-down menu 1. Connection

Use Connect the jack socket of the portable

audio player to the jack input socket of
Depending on the type of player, select your multimedia system.
a folder (MP3 player, USB key) or a
playlist (portable digital player). Use
Main List Option
Note: once connected, you can no No indication of the name of the artist or
longer directly control your portable the track is displayed on the multimedia
digital audio player. You must use the system’s screen.
keys on your multimedia system’s front
Selecting a track Note: You cannot select a track directly
panel.
from your multimedia system.
To select an audio track within a folder,
tap “List”. Select tracks directly on your portable
player when the vehicle is stationary.
To go back to the previous level in the
folder hierarchy, tap 4.
By default, albums are listed in alpha-
betical order.
Note: If you connect a USB key, all the
folders will be at the same level on the
tree structure.
Depending on the type of digital por-
table audio player, you can refine your
selection by using folders or files.
The sound quality from the ana-
logue input (AUX) will usually be
lower than the sound quality from
digital inputs (USB, Bluetooth®).

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AUDIO SETTING
Sound
1 5
Display the sound menu by pressing 3.
Audio Settings Sound Right/left and front/rear balance
Vol/Speed Off Tap 6 or 8 to adjust the sound the left/
right balance.
Loudness Off On
Tap 5 or 7 to adjust the sound the front/
Sound rear balance.
After setting balance, tap “OK”.
Audio Display Bluetooth System OK
Bass, Mid, Treble
Tap left arrow or right arrow to adjust
the Bass, Mid or Treble.
4 3 2 8 7 6
After setting Bass, Mid or Treble, tap
Display the settings menu by pressing Volume adjustment accord- “OK”.
“Home” > “SETTINGS”. Press 2. ing to speed (Vol/Speed)
You can leave the settings menu by When the speed of your vehicle is more
pressing 4. than 40km/h, the volume level outputs
higher than original volume level.
Adjust the volume/speed ratio by press-
ing zone 1.

Loudness
Tap “On” or “Off” to turn off or on the
loudness.

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THE NAVIGATION SYSTEM
The navigation system “Map” USB key
The navigation system calculates your Install the most recent version by in- C
position and guides you by using data: serting your USB key into a computer
– from the GPS receiver; that is connected to the Internet. Refer
– from the digital map. to the section on “Map update”.
Note: USB key is not supplied with the
The GPS receiver system.
The navigation system uses GPS
(Global Positioning System) satellites If possible, always use the most recent
orbiting the Earth. version.
The GPS receiver receives signals
transmitted from several satellites. The Insert the USB key
system can then locate the position of
the vehicle. Insert the USB key into the USB
socket C on the system.
Note: after moving a long distance
without driving (ferry, rail freight), the
system may take several minutes to
adjust before retuning to normal opera-
tion.

The digital map

The digital map contains the road maps
and town maps that the system re-
quires. C

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READ A MAP (1/3)
1 4 5 11 2D/3D mode.
12 Mute/unmute the voice guidance.

GPS Location info

This function makes it possible to find
out the geographical location of the se-
lected position (Address/latitude/longi-
tude).
Touch desired position on the screen.
Options OK Options Press “Options” and then press “News”
to find out the exact location of the se-
lected position.
3 2 12 11 10 9 8 7 6
2D/3D mode
Displaying the map Map key
Press 11 to change the map view be-
To display the map around the current 4 Name of the next major road or road tween 2D and 3D.
vehicle position, press “Home” > “Show sign information, if applicable.
map”. 5 Distance to and direction of next
Touch the map screen. change of direction.
Map icons
The navigation system uses icons 2 to
To move around the navigation map, 6 Estimated time of arrival.
display points of interest (POI). Refer to
drag the desired direction on the 7 Distance remaining to the destina- the information on “Display points of in-
screen. tion. terest” in the section on “Map settings”.
Press 3 to change the scale. 8 Location of the vehicle on the navi-
Rotate the map by pressing 1. gation map.
9 Route calculated by the navigation
system.
10 Indicates the direction change.

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READ A MAP (2/3)
– Phone country code;
– Emergency number;
Country Info: France – Legal Restrictions effective in the
Where Am I? country:
Within Expressway
Latitude Towns Countryside Motorway
– Maximum blood alcohol;
Longitude – Visibility vest required;
Phone Country Emergency
Code number
Altitude Maximum blood alcohol content – Fire extinguisher required;
Snow Chains required in winter. – Headlights must be on at all
times;
Options Help Nearby
– Spare bulbs required;
– First aid kit required;
13 14 – Warning triangle required;
Where am I? Country information – Helmets required for motorcy-
This function allows you to check infor- Press 13 then “Country Info”. clists;
mation about the current position and This function allows you to view country – Snow chains required in winter;
to search for POI nearby. It operates information depending on your current – Snow chains recommended in
when GPS is connected. position. winter;
Tap “Options” on the map screen and This screen includes the following infor- – Winter tyres required in winter;
then tap “Where Am I?”. mation:
– Winter tyres recommended in
This screen includes the following infor- – Speed limits; winter.
mation: Speed limits are displayed for ex-
– Latitude; pressways. Displayed unit depends
on active regional settings. If data
– Longitude; not available, then “--” shown instead
– Altitude; of table and number.
– House number;
– Current address.

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Where Am I? Help Nearby

Latitude Car Repair Health

Longitude Around here Around here

Altitude Petrol Sta-

Police tion
Around here Around here

Options Help Nearby

14
Nearby assistance Information on this screen:
This function allows you to search for – Car repair services;
assistance near your current position. – Medical and emergency services;
– Police stations;
Tap 14 to open a new screen for the – Gas stations.
quick search.
To search a destination from this
screen, refer to the section on “Enter-
ing a destination” and the information
on “Select one of the “Points of Inter-
est (POI)”.

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Destination menu 2
1
Press “Home” > “NAVI” > “Destination”
to access the destination menu.
Navigation
The destination menu offers several
methods to enter a destination:
– enter an address (complete or par- Address Points of interest History

tial);
– select an address from the “Points of Favourites Coordinate
interest” (POI);
Find on Map

– select a destination from the previ- Destination Route Options Options

ous destinations;
– select an address from the Favour-
ites;
– select for destination by using the When using for the first time: Note: “Intersecting Street” and “Street
map; – Tap the “Country”. Number” are activated after selecting
– select a latitude and longitude. – Tap the keyboard button to enter the “Street”.
name of the country required. Note: when entering the street, it is not
When entering the address the necessary to specify the type of road
Entering an address system will remove the brightness of (street, avenue, boulevard, etc.).
Tap 1 certain letters to help enter the ad-
dress. Note: the system stores previous ad-
This item allows you to enter all or part The system may suggest several dresses in its memory. Once you have
of the address: country, town, street country lists by pressing 2. Select entered a destination by address, then
and number. the required country in the lists. the next time, it is the previous address
Note: only addresses known to the that will be given.
– Proceed in the same way for “Town/
system through the digital map are au- Suburb”, “Street”, “Intersecting
thorised. Street” and “Street Number”.

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Quick search for points of interest
3 The quick search feature lets you
quickly find a place.
Points of interest
Tap the map somewhere to search for
points of interest. The point 3 appears. Petrol Station
Around My Position
Press 4 and then “Points of interest Parking
around cursor” to show the list of points Around My Position

of interest with names and distance Custom Search Restaurant

from point 3. Around My Position

Options OK
Searching for points of interest
using preset categories
The preset search feature lets you
4 quickly find the most frequently se-
lected types of places.
Select from the “Points of in- Categories(petrol station/parking/
Press “Home” > “NAVI” > “Destination” restaurant)
terest” (POI) > “Points of interest” to access preset – If an active route exists, “Petrol Sta-
You can select your destination from categories. tion” and “Restaurant” are searched
the Points of Interest. along the route, and “Parking” is
You can find a place in different ways: searched around the destination.
– with the quick search feature, you – If there is no active route (destination
can quickly find a nearby place by its is not selected), they are searched
name. around the current position.
– with the preset search feature, you – If the current position is not avail-
can find frequently searched types of able either (no GPS signal), they are
places with only a few screen taps. searched around the last known po-
– you can search for a place by its cat- sition.
egory.

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– Press “Along route” to search along
the active route, and not around a
given point. This is useful when you 5
Where to find points of interest?
search for a later stopover that re- Navigation
sults in a minimal detour only, such
as searching for nearby petrol sta-
In a Town/Suburb Along route
tions or restaurants (the result list will
Points of interest History
be ranked by the length of the neces-
Address

sary detour).
Around My Position Around Destination
– Tap “Around My Position” to search Favourites Find on Map Coordinate

around the current position or if it is

not available, around the last know Destination Route Options

position (the result list will be ordered

by the distance from this position).
– Tap “Around Destination” to search
Searching for Points of Interest by for a place around the destination Selecting a destination from
category of the active route (the result list will
be ordered by the distance from the the previous destinations
You can search for Points of Interest by destination). You can find the destination to a loca-
their categories and subcategories. tion that you have lastly set as the des-
Tap “Home” > “NAVI” > “Destination” > tination. Tap 5.
“Points of interest” > “Custom Search”.
Select the area around which the place
should be searched for:
– Tap “In a Town/Suburb” to search
for a place within a selected town/
suburb (the result list will be ordered
by the distance from the center of the
selected city/town).

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Selecting an address from
the Favourites
You can find the destination to a loca-
tion stored in the Favourites. To utilize Coordinate

this function more effectively, destina-

tions that you often travel to should be
stored in advance.
First of all, store in the Favourites by
searching the address. Refer to the
section on “Managing the favourites”.
Tap “Home” > “NAVI” > “Destination” Options OK Options OK

> “Favourites” to display the list of fa-

vorite destinations. 6 7 8

Selecting for destination by Entering the coordinate of

using the map the destination
This allows you search for a destination This allows you search for a destination
by scrolling the map. by entering its coordinate.
Tap “Home” > “NAVI” > “Destination” > Tap “Home” > “NAVI” > “Destination” >
“Find on Map” to select destination on “Coordinate”.
the map. You can enter the latitude and longitude
Press on the location on the map that values in any of the following formats:
you want to select as your destination. decimal degrees; degrees and decimal
The 6 point is displayed. minutes; or degrees, minutes and deci-
Tap 7 to select the point 6 as the des- mal seconds.
tination. Tap 8 and then tap “UTM” to enter the
coordinate in UTM format.

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13
Points of interest found

Add to Favourites

News

Back to Car

Close

Options Find Options OK

9 10 11 12

Sorting the list Confirming the destination OK

The result of searching a destination by There are several possible options – If there is no active route (destination
point of interest, history and favourites before confirming a destination: is not selected), tap 12 to confirm the
can be sorted by name and distance. destination as a new route.
– OK;
If an active route exists, they can be – If an active route exists, you can
sorted by detour. And they also can be – Add to favourite destinations; select the destination as a new route
shown all on map. Tap 9. – Info; or waypoint. Tap 12 and then tap
“New Route” or “Waypoint”.
– Return to vehicle.
Finding a destination by Add to favourites
names Tap 11 and then tap 13 to store se-
In case of selecting a destination by lected destination in favourites.
point of interest, history and favourites,
you can search for destination in the
list by their names. Tap 10 and enter
names using keyboard.

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Return to vehicle.
14 Press 15 to return to the current vehicle
position.

Add to Favourites

News

Back to Car

Close

15

Info
This item allows you to consult the ad-
dress, latitude, longitude and phone
number (phone number is only acti-
vated after selecting a point of interest).
Tap 14.

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Map Settings

View Mode 3D q2D

Viewpoint Low Normal High

Motorway View Off On

POI Markers

Options OK Options

1
Activating guidance Guidance screens Full screen mode (2D or 3D)
Tap 1 or wait 10 seconds after having The system will offer several different This mode allows you to view the navi-
entered a destination. Guidance will navigation maps. gation map on the entire screen.
begin. Press “Home” > “Options” > “Map Set- The information on the arrival time and
tings” and then press “2D” or “3D” to the distance remaining to the destina-
change the map display. tion are located in the bottom right of
the map.
You can also change the map display
by pressing compass on the map. The indication for the next change of di-
rection is located in the right side of the
The different possible full screen dis-
map.
plays are:
– 2D;
– 3D.

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Voice Language

OK
Options Options

2 3 4

Intersection map Motorway junction view Scroll the language list by pressing 4.
During guidance, before each change During guidance, before each motor- Tap the desired language and then
of direction, the system will automati- way junction, this system will display a tap 3 to confirm.
cally display a close-up of the intersec- 3-dimensional view of the junction.
tion. Note: for some junctions, only a small Listening to the radio during
The system will automatically switch turn arrow will appear on the map. voice guidance
back to normal scale after you have The system will switch back to normal While listening to a radio station, the
passed through the intersection. mode after you have passed the junc- system cuts off the radio sound while
tion. the voice guidance is active before
each change of direction.
Changing voice guidance lan- The system will automatically switch the
guage sound back on once you have passed
Press 2 and then “NAVI” > “Options”, through the junction.
“Voice Settings” to change the lan-
guage of the voice guidance.

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Route information
This function allows you to view your
route.
Select “Home” > “NAVI” > “Route” after
entering a destination.
Six choices will be given:
– “Edit Route”,
– “Avoidances”,
– “Overview”,
– “Cancel Route”,
Options
– “Route Alternatives”,
– “Route”.

Route overview 5 6 7 8 9 10
Press “Home” > “NAVI” > “Route” > – the special points and sections of the – Simulate Navigation
“Overview” to get a map with an over- route (e.g. toll gates, toll roads, mo- This function allows you to quickly
view of the active route. torways, etc.); view the required route.
The following information will be given: – alternative routes (e.g. Short, Fast, Start or pause the simulation by
Economical). pressing 8.
– The name and/or address of the des-
tination; Press 5 to display the following options: Tap 10 to increase the speed of the
– The total time of the route; – alternative routes; simulation.
– The total distance of the route; You can leave the route simulation at
– route; any given moment by pressing 6.
– route settings. You can move to previous/next ma-
noeuvre by pressing 7 or 9.
Note: for further information, please
see overleaf.

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11
Route Alternatives
Edit Route

Fast

Economical

Short

Options OK OK

14 13 12 16 15 18 14
17

Edit route Avoidances Route Alternatives

Press “Home” > “Route” > “Edit Route” Tap “Home” > “Route” > “Avoidances” This item allows you to change route
to modify the route by changing the list to make a detour. Tap a section on the planning method.
of stages. You can add or remove way- list you want to make a detour. There are three options with distance
points, reorder the list. You can change the section by press- and time to change route planning
Tap 11 to add waypoints and tap 14 to ing 15. method:
add a new destination. It offers several Confirm the new route by pressing 16. – Fast;
methods to enter a destination. see the – Economical;
“Entering a destination” section. Cancel the route – Short.
Tap 12 to delete a destination. At any given moment, you can stop the Refer to the information on “Route set-
Tap 13 to reorder the list. guidance. tings” in the section on “Navigation set-
Press “Home” > “Route” > “Cancel tings”.
Route” to cancel the active route. Tap “Home” > “Route” > “Route Alterna-
tives” and then tap 17.
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Tap 19 to sort the details of the route: ”Map Settings”
– by summary; This item enables you to choose your
It only shows the waypoints (start, route settings.
via, destination) and their distance,
Route - Normal
Refer to the information on “Route set-
remaining time and arrival time. tings” in the section entitled “Navigation
– by normal; settings”.
It shows all the maneuvers and their Note: Configuring the route according
signpost information, route numbers, to the road type selected can strongly
street name and distance. It also affect the proposed route.
shows informational and warning en-
Options
tries, such as settlement names the
driver enters, restrictions (access
and maneuver restrictions), ignored
19 user preferences, etc.
”Route” – by road list.
This function makes it possible to view It sections the route to road names
the route plan. and road numbers. It also shows
Several details of the route will appear: their length, average direction and
travel time information. Waypoints
– direction-change arrows; are not shown in this mode.
– road number;
– distance before a fork.

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MAP SETTINGS
Display points of interest
1 You can select certain points of interest
(visible at 100 m scale) to be displayed
Navigation Map Settings
on the map.
View Mode 3D 2D To access this function directly, press 3
Map Settings Map Settings
to display the points of interest on the
Warnings
map:
Viewpoint Low Normal High

Motorway View Off On

– Accommodation;
Voice Settings Coordinate Format GPS
POI Markers
– Airport;
– Automotive;
Destination Route Options – Business;
– Cafe or Bar;
3 – etc.
2
Tap “On” or “Off” to show or hide the
Tap 2 and then tap 1 to access map Adjusting viewpoint points of interest.
setting menu. Tap the name of the point of interest to
This function allows you to adjust the
basic zoom and tilt levels to your needs. open the list of its subcategories.
Adjusting view mode Three levels are available. Note: In countries for which maps
Press “Low”, “Normal” or “HIGH”. are not available, you can deactivate
This function allows you to switch the
the navigation function. Press “Off” in
map view between a 3D view and a 2D
“System setting” to deactivate the navi-
top-down view.
Motorway View gation function.
Press “3D” or “2D”.
This function allows you to activate or
deactivate motorway view.
Tap “On” or “Off”.

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MANAGING THE FAVOURITES (1/2)
– Address: refer to the information on
“Entering an address” in the section
on “Entering a destination”.
Navigation – History: refer to the information on
“Select a destination from the pre-
Add to Favourites
vious destinations” in the section en-
Warnings Route Settings Map Settings titled “Entering a destination”. News

– Find on Map: refer to the information Back to Car

Voice Settings Coordinate Format

on “Selecting a destination on the
GPS
map” in the section on “Entering a Close

Destination Route Options

destination”.
– Coordinate: refer to the information
on “Entering the coordinate of the
destination” in the section on “Ente-
ring a destination”.
Creating an entry In all cases, once the address is confir-
med, the system will locate it on the
Tap “Home” > “Destination” to access
map. Tap “Options” and then tap “Add
the destination menu. You have a
to Favourites” to the destination as fa-
number of methods available to enter
vourites.
a destination:
Before saving favourites, you can
– Address: refer to the information on
change the name of the favourite by
“Entering an address” in the section
using keyboard.
on “Entering a destination”.
– Point of interest: please refer to the
information on “Selecting a point of
interest (POI)” in the section entitled
“Entering a destination”.

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To delete all favourites, tap “Options”
and then tap “Delete All”. Confirm by
pressing “Delete All”.

Sort by Name
Searching the favourite
Sort by Distance
This function allows you to search the
Show All on Map favourite in the list by its saved name.
Delete All Tap “Find” and enter the name of the
favourite by using keyboard.
Close

Sorting the list

The result of saved favourites can be
sorted by name, distance, and shown
all on map. Press “Options”.

Deleting the favourites

Tap the favourite you want to delete.
Tap “Options”, “Delete favourite” and
confirm by pressing “Delete”.

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NAVIGATION SETTINGS (1/4)
The following alert types are available:
1 – Audio warning: you receive a non-
verbal warning when you exceed the
Navigation Warnings speed limit.

Warn When Speeding

– Visual warning: the current speed
Off On
limit is shown on the map when you
exceed it.
Warnings Route Settings Map Settings

Speed Limit Always Visible Off On

Tap “On” or “Off” to turn on or off the

Voice Settings Coordinate Format GPS Alert point warnings Off
On warning.

Destination Route Options Speed limit always visible

You can set speed limits always visible.
This function can be turned on or off in
this menu.
The “Navigation Settings” menu allows Warn when speeding Alert point warnings
you to change the display of the map or Maps may contain information about
navigation parameters. the speed limits of the road segments. When the driver passes an alert point,
The system is able to warn you if you a warning sign appears on the screen.
exceed the current limit. This infor- This function can be turned on or off in
Warnings mation may not be available for your this menu.
This item allows you to set up warnings. region or may not be fully correct for all
Tap 1 to access menu of warnings. roads on the map.

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NAVIGATION SETTINGS (2/4)
Motorway
2 You might need to avoid motorways
when you are driving a slow car or you
Navigation Route Settings
are towing another vehicle.

Route Planning Method Fast Short Eco

Period charge
It enables or disables the use of roads
Warnings
for which a special license has to be
Route Settings Map Settings Motorway Off On

Period Charge
Off On
purchased in order to make use of
Voice Settings Coordinate Format
these roads during a certain period.
GPS Per-use Toll Off On

Per-use toll
It enables or disables the use of roads
Destination Route Options Options

for which toll has to be paid to use only

once a certain part of a road.

Ferries
Route settings – Short: gives a short route to minimise It enables or disables the usage of all
the distance to travel; types of ferries, ships and trains.
This function allows you to set how
routes will be calculated. – Eco: this mode produces a compro-
Tap 2 to access menu of route setting. mise between fast and short routing Off-road tracks
modes. If you can save a certain dis- Authorise or do not authorise the use of
Route planning method tance by travelling for slightly longer off-road tracks.
This system will offer 3 main route pri- time in exchange, it will do just that.
ority criteria: The resulting route might be shorter
than the fast variant, but not signifi-
– Fast: gives a quick route if you can cantly slower.
travel at or near the speed limit on all
roads;

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NAVIGATION SETTINGS (3/4)

Navigation Coordinate Format

Warnings Route Settings Map Settings

Voice Settings Coordinate Format

GPS

Destination Route Options

Map settings Data format

Refer to the information in the section This function allows you to change the
on “Map settings”. format of coordinate.
Tap 3 to change the format of coordi-
Voice settings nate.
This function allows you to change the This system will offer 3 types of format.
language of voice guidance.

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Navigation GPS Information

Available Satellites: 9

Warnings Route Settings Map Settings

Voice Settings Coordinate Format GPS

Accuracy: HIGH GPS UTC time : 17:11:45

Destination Route Options

GPS
This function allows you to check the
status of GPS satellites.
Tap 4 to see the GPS information
(screen A).

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DRIVING ECO²
“Journey record” ”Guideline”
This menu shows you the data saved This menu assesses your driving style
from your last journey: and gives you the best possible advice
Driving eco² Score
– “Average fuel consumption”; to optimise your fuel consumption.
Distance: Duration
– “Total fuel consumption”;
Average fuel consumption
– “Average speed”;
Total fuel consumption A
Acceleration – mileage done without consuming
B
Average speed
GSI

Anticipation
fuel;
Dist. without consumption

C – average environmental driving per-

Guideline Reset
formance (A zone);
– gear change indicator (B zone);
– braking anticipation (zone C).
Note: Press the “Reset” button on the
Access the Driving eco² instrument panel to start a new journey
menu once the application has launched.
From the main menu, press “Vehicle”,
then “Driving eco²”.
The “Driving eco²” menu grants access
to the following information:
– “Journey record”;
– “Guideline”.

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PAIRING, UNPAIRING BLUETOOTH® DEVICES (1/2)
Bluetooth® connection Pairing a Bluetooth® telephone
Check that the Bluetooth® connection from the multimedia system
is "ON”. To do this, tap “Home” > “SET- On your multimedia system, from the
TINGS”, select “Bluetooth”. Bluetooth Settings
home screen, press “SETTINGS”, then
View Bluetooth Device List
“Search for Bluetooth Device”. From
Pairing a Bluetooth® phone your phone, carry out the procedure in
Search for Bluetooth Device the following order:
To use your hands-free system, pair
your Bluetooth® phone with your vehi- External Device Authorization – Activate the Bluetooth® connection
cle's multimedia system. Check that the on your telephone and set its status
Bluetooth® of your phone is activated to “visible”.
and set its status to “visible”. Audio Display Bluetooth System
– start a search for the Bluetooth®
phones present in the vicinity (refer
Pairing will enable the hands-free to your phone's user guide);
phone system to recognise and store a – select your phone from the list of
phone. You can pair up to eight phones, devices found by the multimedia
but only one can be connected at a system;
Press “Search for Bluetooth Device” or
time. – on the telephone keypad enter the
“External Device Authorization” on the
Pairing can be performed either via the screen. Bluetooth® code displayed on the
multimedia system or via your phone. multimedia system screen or accept
Your multimedia system and phone the code displayed on your phone
must both be switched on. (depending on the phone).
Note: some phones don’t require enter-
Note: when pairing, ensure any other
ing of the Bluetooth® code.
phones already paired are not con-
nected to the hands-free system. The phone is automatically stored and
connected to the vehicle. If pairing fails,
repeat these operations.

Depending on the make and model

of your phone, the hands-free func-
tions may be partially or fully incom-
patible with the multimedia system.

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Pairing a Bluetooth® telephone to Press 1. Press the waste-bin icon on
the multimedia system from the the phone name to be removed from
phone 1 the list. Confirm your choice by select-
– activate your phone’s Bluetooth® Bluetooth Settings ing “OK”.
connection; You can also delete all devices in the
– from the multimedia system, press View Bluetooth Device List
list by pressing “Options”, “Delete All”
“External Device Authorization”; then confirm your choice by selecting
Search for Bluetooth Device
– on your phone, start a search for the “OK”.
Bluetooth® devices present in the External Device Authorization

vicinity (refer to your phone's user Connection failure

guide);
– select “MEDIA-NAV” (name of the If connection fails, check that:
Audio Display Bluetooth System
multimedia system) from the list dis- – your telephone is switched on;
played on your phone's screen. – your phone is configured to accept
Note: if no phones are connected, the multimedia system’s automatic
press button L on the steering column connection request;
control. Two options are displayed: Unpairing a Bluetooth® – your phone battery is not flat;
– “Search for Bluetooth Device”; phone – your telephone has been paired with
– “View Bluetooth Device List”. the multimedia system;
Unpairing allows a phone to be deleted – the Bluetooth® function on your
Your phone is automatically stored and from the multimedia system memory.
connected to the multimedia system. If phone and on the multimedia system
pairing fails, repeat these operations. is activated.
For more information, refer to your tel- Note: using your hands-free system for
ephone’s user guide. prolonged periods of time will discharge
your phone’s battery more quickly.
Your hands-free system is
only intended to facilitate
communication by reducing
the risk factors, without re-
moving them completely. You must
always comply with the laws of the
country in which you are travelling.

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CONNECTING, DISCONNECTING BLUETOOTH® DEVICES (1/2)
Connecting a Bluetooth® Note: Manual connection (changing the
device – you can use automatic telephone phone connected)
Your phone must be connected to the connection with the ignition switched From the main menu, carry out the fol-
hands-free phone system in order to on. You may need to activate the au- lowing operations:
use all its functions. tomatic Bluetooth® connection on – press “Phone”;
your hands-free phone system. To – press “View Bluetooth Device List”.
No phone can be connected to the do this, refer to your telephone user
hands-free phone system if it has not manual; The list of phones already paired is dis-
first been paired. – when reconnecting, and when two played.
Please refer to the information on “Pai- paired phones are within range – Select the name of the telephone
ring a telephone” in the “Pairing, unpai- of the hands-free system, the last that you wish to connect, then press
ring a telephone” section. phone to have been connected will «OK» to confirm the selection.
take priority, even if this phone is out-
Note: your telephone’s Bluetooth® side the vehicle but within range of Your telephone is connected to the mul-
connection must be active and set to the hands-free system. timedia system.
“visible”.
Note: if a call is already in progress Note: if a telephone is already connec-
Automatic connection when your hands-free phone system is ted, when changing phones on the list
connected, the phone will automatically of phones already paired the existing
As soon as the phone system is swit- connection is replaced automatically
be connected and the conversation will
ched on, the hands-free kit searches for with that of the new phone requested.
switch to the vehicle speakers.
paired telephones in the vicinity.
Note: the priority phone is the last to
have been connected.
Searching will continue until a paired
phone is found (this may take up to five
minutes).

For safety reasons, carry

out these operations when
the vehicle is stationary.

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Connection failure Disconnect a phone To unpair and delete the Bluetooth®
phone, see the information under
If connection fails, check that: To disconnect your telephone, you can: “Unpairing a Bluetooth® device” in the
– your telephone is switched on and – disconnect your multimedia system’s section “Pairing, unpairing Bluetooth®
visible to other devices; Bluetooth® function; devices”.
– your telephone battery is not flat; – deactivate your phone’s Bluetooth®
– your phone has already been paired function;
to the hands-free phone system; – delete the paired phone via the mul-
– the Bluetooth® on your phone and timedia system’s telephone menu.
on the multimedia system are active; If the phone is switched off, the tele-
– the phone is configured to accept phone will be disconnected.
the multimedia system’s connection A message is then displayed on your
request. screen to confirm that the phone is dis-
Note: using your hands-free phone connected.
system for prolonged periods will di- Note: if a call is in progress when the
scharge your phone’s battery more phone is disconnected, the call will
quickly. automatically be transferred to your
phone.
To deactivate your phone’s Bluetooth®,
refer to your phone's user guide.

Your hands-free phone

system is only intended to
facilitate communication by
reducing the risk factors,
without removing them completely.
You must always comply with the
laws of the country in which you are
travelling.

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PHONE BOOK
Note: system may ask whether to
1 transfer phone’s Phone Book into sys-
tem’s Phone Book in certain phones.
Phone book
Calling a number in the
Phone Book
After finding the contact in the Phone
Book you want to call, you can select
the number and make a call.

Search by Name
Searching the Phone Book
contact by alphabet
2 If there are many contacts in the Phone
Book list, it can be useful to display
Tap 1 to scroll the list and then tap
them in the alphabetical order for easier
“Phone Book” to access the system’s
searching.
Phone Book.
Tap 2 and then enter the name of con-
tact you want to search by using key-
Using your Phone Book board.
You can use the Phone Book entries
stored on the memory of phone.
After connecting your system and Blue-
tooth® phone via Bluetooth® wireless
technology, the numbers in your device
Phone Book are automatically trans-
ferred into the system’s Phone Book.
It is recommended that you
stop your vehicle before en-
tering a number or search-
ing for a contact.

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MAKING, RECEIVING A CALL (1/2)
1 Dialling a number from the
call history
You can use the calling list stored on
Lists of calls Dial
the memory of phone.
After connecting your unit and
Bluetooth® phone via Bluetooth® wire-
less technology, the numbers in your
phone’s All Calls, Outgoing Calls, In-
coming Calls, and Missed Calls list is
transferred automatically into calling
All list.
Press 1 to scroll through the list, then
“List of calls”.
5 4 3 2 7 6
Tap 5 to access to the list of All Calls.
Dialling a number from the Tap 4 to access the list of Outgoing Entering a number
phonebook Calls. Tap 1 to scroll the list and then tap
Refer to the information on “Calling a “Dial” to make a call entering a number.
Tap 3 to access the list of Incoming
number in the phonebook” in the sec- Tap the number buttons to make a call
Calls.
tion on “Phonebook”. and then tap 7
Tap 2 to access the list of Missed Calls. To correct a number tap 6. Press and
Making a call from the phone- For each list, the contacts are listed hold 6 to delete all the numbers at once.
book from the most recent to the oldest.
With the telephone connected, from the Select a contact to make the call.
“Phone device” menu, press “Phone
Book”.
Select the contact (or the relevant
number if the contact has more than It is recommended that you
one). The call will be started automa- stop your vehicle before
tically after you press the contact’s entering a number or sear-
number. ching for a contact.

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Dial

Incoming call

Accept Refuse

1 2 3 4 5
Receiving a call During a call
When receiving a call, the reception During a call you can:
screen is displayed with any informa- – switch the microphone on/off by
tion available on the caller: pressing 2 or 3;
– the name of the contact (if the – hang up by pressing 1;
number is present in the phonebook
list); – hear sound through the phone spea-
– the caller’s number; ker by pressing 4;
– “Unknown” (if the number cannot be – hear sound through the vehicle
viewed). speaker by pressing 5.

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REVERSING CAMERA
Guide activation, deactivation Note: For further information on the
You can activate or deactivate the guide reversing camera, please see your dri-
1 2 ver’s handbook.
display by pressing 1 or 2.

Settings
Press “+” or “-” to set the contrast 3 and
the brightness 4.

4 3
This function is an additio- The screen shows a reverse image.
Operation nal aid. It cannot, therefore, The gauge is a representation pro-
When reversing (and up to approx. 5 under any circum-stances jected onto flat ground. This infor-
seconds after shifting to another gear), replace the vigilance or the mation must not be taken into ac-
a view of the area behind the vehicle responsibility of the driver. count when superimposed on a
is displayed on the instrument panel The driver should always look out vertical object or an object on the
together with the guide lines and the for sudden hazards during driving: ground.
contrast and brightness controls. always ensure that there are no Objects which appear on the edge
When the red zone is reached, use the moving obstacles (such as a child, of the screen may be deformed.
bumper image to stop accurately. animal, pram, bicycle, etc.) or small,
narrow objects such as stones or In very bright light (snow, vehicle in
Note: Make sure that the reversing sunshine etc.), the camera vision
camera is not obscured (by dirt, mud, posts in your path when manoeu-
vring. may be adversely affected.
snow, etc.).
If the boot is open or not pro-
perly closed, the message «BOOT
OPEN» appears and the camera
display disappears.

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SYSTEM SETTINGS (1/2)
« AC info »
This function activates/deactivates the
display of air conditioning information
SETTINGS
System setting when adjusting settings.

Display Bright- Low AVERAGE HIGH Language

ness System settings
Map Mode Auto Day Night Clock/Units

AC info Off On Factory Settings « Language »

Navigation ON OFF
This function allows you to change the
language used in the system and voice
Audio Display Bluetooth System Audio Display Bluetooth System guidance language.

To access the system parameters: « Map Mode »

– Tap “Home”, “SETTINGS”; To improve the visibility of the map
– tap the menu on the bottom of the screen between day and night, you can
screen; change the combination of the colours
of the map.
– select an item. – «Auto»: the GPS displays the map
screen. The switch to daytime or
Display settings night-time running lights is automa-
tic, depending on whether the head-
Display brightness lights are on.
– «Day»: the map screen is always
You can set the brightness of the displayed with bright colours.
screen. – «Night»: the map screen is always
Set the display brightness to «Low», displayed using darker colours.
«Mid» (Medium) or «High».

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SYSTEM SETTINGS (2/2)
« Hour » « Factory Settings » Audio setting
This function allows you to choose This function allows you to initialize va- Please refer to the “Sound settings”
between «12H» and «24H» time format. rious settings to the default settings. section.
Note: The time is set automatically by – «All»: resets all the settings to the
the GPS system, so you will need the default settings. « Bluetooth Settings »
maps for the country in which you are – «Phone device»: resets all the set-
currently located to get the local time. tings related to the phone. Refer to the section entitled “Pairing/
– «Navigation»: resets all the settings unpairing Bluetooth® devices”.
To change the time manually, press
“Clock/Units”, then select “Time Set- related to navigation.
ting”. – « Au d i o -M edi a-R adi o-S ystem»:
resets all the settings related to
« Units » Audio/Media/Radio.
This function allows you to set the unit « Navigation »
of distance displayed on your naviga-
tion system. You can choose between This function enables you to activate or
«km» and «mls». deactivate the system navigation.

« System Version »
This function allows you to check the
version of system.

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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (1/4)
Installing the software
Install the Naviextras Toolbox in a few
clicks on your computer. The Toolbox
can be downloaded from the manufac-
turer’s website.
After downloading the installation
file from the website http://renault.
naviextras.com, simply double-click the
file to start the installation.
Follow the instructions shown on the
screen.

Creating an internet account

To log in, click on the “Not logged in”
Using the USB key and a computer with icon in the toolbar at the top of the page Latest map guarantee
an Internet connection, you can: or click the “Log in” button on the main Once your new vehicle has been de-
– update your map content; screen of the Toolbox. If you are not livered, you will have a maximum of
– update the multimedia system; registered on the website Naviextras. 90 days in which to update the map for
com, you can do this from the Toolbox free. Once this time has elapsed, you
– purchase new maps; by clicking on “Register” on the log-in will need to pay for updates.
– upgrade the POI content. page.

In certain countries it is illegal to

download and activate the warning
areas and this can lead to prosecu- The screens shown in the user
tion. manual are not contractual.

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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (2/4)
Registering the system with The update procedure starts automati-
the Toolbox cally. Do not use any of the multimedia
system functions during the update pro-
To register your multimedia system on Navigation cedure.
your user profile, first insert an empty
USB key into the multimedia system. When the update is completed, the
multimedia system restarts with all new
Note: to insert the USB key, refer to the Update and up-to-date functionality.
information on “Inserting the USB key”
in the “Navigation system” section. Close Insert your USB key in your computer
(the computer must already be con-
Note: the USB key is not provided with nected to the internet). When your
the multimedia system. Destination Route Options
system is successfully connected and
Note: the USB key used must be for- the Toolbox finds it in the list of sup-
matted to FAT32 format and have a ported systems, the system (or soft-
minimum capacity of 4GB and a maxi- ware) name will appear at the top of the
mum capacity of 32GB. Toolbox window.
Saving the system on a USB key If you have followed the instructions,
When the USB key is inserted into the and successfully connected your USB
multimedia system's USB port, select key and then logged in, then your multi-
"NAVI” > “Options” > “Map Update” > media system is already registered into
“Options” > “Update” on the second your user profile.
page.
Note: to register the system on the USB
key, start the vehicle and do not switch
off the engine while data is loading.

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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (3/4)
Downloading updates to the By default, all items belonging to all
USB key regions are selected for installation. If
you decide to skip a region for now, un-
If you purchased any free or pay con- check the checkbox at the beginning of
tents, please click on the updates its table row. After reviewing the table,
button in the menu bar on the left side click “Install” at the bottom of the screen
of Toolbox. to start the installation process.
The updates button will open a screen The Toolbox starts to download and in-
which shows all available updates, in- stall the selected updates. Please wait
cluding: until you see the message indicating
– items that you have purchased but the update has finished.
not yet installed (updates or extras);
– free updates and extras that you
added to the installation file from the
catalogue;
– system updates (if a newer version
available);
– and special free updates.
The list shows all available updates by
region in a list and on a world map.
The Toolbox warns you if the se-
lected items exceed the maximum Please neither remove the USB key
capacity of the multimedia system. from the multimedia system, nor
In this case, you can select which shut this latter down while update is
items can be installed or removed in progress.
in the system so that it does not
exceed the storage limit.
In certain countries it is il-
Even if items are removed in the
legal to download and ac-
system, you still have ownership of
tivate the speed camera
items and can install them later for
warnings and this could
free.
lead to prosecution.

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UPDATING THE SYSTEM (4/4)
Updating the system and When the update is completed, the
A multimedia system restarts with all new
map
and up-to-date functionality.
Downloading updates to the vehicle Update Info
When the process of downloading is Licence
completed, the USB key can be re- Current Software Info To obtain the GPL, LGPL, MPL and
moved from the computer. Insert the Old version. other open source licence source
USB key into the USB port of the vehi- codes in this product, please visit the
cle's multimedia system. New Software Info http://opensource.lge.com website.
Note: to update maps, start the vehicle New version. As well as the source code all the terms
and do not switch off the engine while of the licence, warranty exclusions
data is loading. Update
and copyright details are available for
When the multimedia system is turned download.
on, it automatically identifies the avail- LG Electronics will also provide you
able updates on the USB key, and 2 1 with Open Source code on a CD-ROM
offers to update the system or map from against payment of distribution costs
the updates found on the USB key. Do – The screen A is displayed automati- (such as media, shipping and hand-
not switch off your multimedia system cally once the USB key is connected; ling costs) on request by post to
while the update is being installed. – press 2 to run the update; [email protected].
Note: downloading and installing a – previous 1 to go back to the previous This offer is valid for three years as of
system update is only possible if there screen. the date on which you purchased the
is a newer version available. product.
The update procedure starts automat-
ically. Do not use any of the system
functions during the update procedure.

If the update is accidentally inter-

The multimedia system might restart automatically during the update process. rupted, restart the process from the
Please wait for the radio screen to be displayed. beginning.

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OPERATING FAULTS (1/2)
System
Description Causes Solutions
No image is displayed. The screen is on standby. Ensure that the screen is not on standby.

The system is deactivated. The interior temperature of the vehicle is

too low or too high.

No sound can be heard. The volume is set to minimum or mute. Increase the volume or deactivate mute.

No sound comes from the left, right, front The balance or fader settings are incor- Adjust the sound balance or fader cor-
or rear speakers. rect. rectly.

Navigation
Description Causes Solutions
No sound can be heard. The volume on the “NAVI” menu is set to Increase the volume (“Options” in the
minimum or mute. “NAVI” menu) or deactivate the mute
function.
The volume in GPS mode can be ad-
justed during voice guidance.

The location of the vehicle on the screen Incorrect positioning of the vehicle Move the vehicle until reception of the
does not correspond to its actual loca- caused by GPS reception. GPS signal is improved.
tion.
The directions on the screen do not cor- The version of sytem is out of date. Obtain the latest version of the system.
respond to the actual road.

Certain items on the menu are not avail- Depending on the current command,
able. some items will be unavailable.

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OPERATING FAULTS (2/2)
Navigation
Description Causes Solutions
Voice guidance is unavailable. The navigation system does not include Increase the volume.
the intersection. Ensure voice guidance is activated.
Voice guidance is deactivated.

The directions of the voice guidance do The voice guidance may vary according Drive according to the actual conditions.
not correspond to your exact location. to the environment.

The suggested route does not start or The destination is not yet recognised by Enter a road near to the required desti-
end at the required destination. the system. nation.

Phone
Description Causes Solutions
No sounds or ringtone can be heard. The mobile phone is not connected to the Ensure that the mobile phone is con-
system. nected to the system.
The volume is set to minimum or mute. Increase the volume or deactivate mute.

Impossible to make a call. The mobile phone is not connected to the Ensure that the mobile phone is con-
system. nected to the system.
The phone keypad has been locked. Unlock the phone keypad.

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX (1/2)
A F
address book.........................................GB.28, GB.37 – GB.38 FADER............................................................................ GB.20
answering a call............................................................... GB.50 fast winding..................................................................... GB.17
ARTIST............................................................................ GB.18 favourite number............................................................. GB.48
AUX................................................................. GB.17 → GB.19 FM/LW/MW bandwidths................................... GB.14 → GB.16
auxiliary source............................................... GB.17 → GB.19
G
B GPS
BALANCE........................................................................ GB.20 receiver..........................................................GB.21, GB.42
BASS............................................................................... GB.20 reception.................................................................... GB.21
Bluetooth connection....................................................... GB.46 guidance
Bluetooth®...............................................GB.44, GB.46, GB.48 activation.................................................................... GB.31
Bluetooth® portable audio player cancellation................................................................ GB.35
pairing........................................................................ GB.18 map............................................................ GB.31 → GB.36
unpairing.................................................................... GB.18 voice.......................................................... GB.31 → GB.35

C J
call................................................................................... GB.49 Jack socket...................................................................... GB.19
call volume...................................................................... GB.13
clock................................................................................ GB.52 L
display........................................................................ GB.52 LIST mode....................................................................... GB.14
confirm a destination.........................................GB.29 – GB.30
connect a telephone........................................................ GB.46 M
contacts list...................................................................... GB.48 MANU mode.................................................................... GB.14
map
D digitised map.............................................................. GB.21
destination.............................GB.25 → GB.30, GB.37 – GB.38 display............................................................GB.22, GB.36
detailed route................................................... GB.31 → GB.35 scale.......................................................................... GB.22
detour.............................................................. GB.31 → GB.35 settings..........................................................GB.36, GB.39
dialling............................................................................. GB.49 map navigation................................................................ GB.36
dialling a number............................................................. GB.48 mute................................................................................ GB.13

E O
entering an address......................................................... GB.25 operating faults..................................................GB.58 – GB.59
operation......................................................................... GB.10

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P USB key.......................................................... GB.54 → GB.57
pairing a telephone.......................................................... GB.44 USB socket.......................................... GB.18, GB.54 → GB.57
POI........................................................GB.26 – GB.27, GB.36
point of interest......................................GB.26 – GB.27, GB.36 V
PRESET mode................................................ GB.14 → GB.16 volume............................................................................. GB.13
volume: adapted to speed............................................... GB.13
R
range of wavelengths...................................... GB.14 → GB.16 W
RDS.......................................................................GB.5, GB.16 WMA................................................................................ GB.17
receiving a call................................................................. GB.50

S
screen
monitor....................................................................... GB.10
navigation display .................................... GB.31 → GB.35
navigation screen....................................... GB.31 → GB.36
settings...................................................................... GB.36
setting.............................................................................. GB.20
settings..................................GB.40 → GB.42, GB.52 – GB.53
audio.......................................................................... GB.20
balance...................................................................... GB.20
brightness.................................................................. GB.52
fader........................................................................... GB.20
navigation.................................................. GB.40 → GB.42
storing a radio station...................................... GB.14 → GB.16
switching off..................................................................... GB.10
system
update........................................................ GB.54 → GB.57

T
3D/2D mode.................................................................... GB.31
treble............................................................................... GB.20

U
unpairing a telephone...................................................... GB.45
USB................................................................. GB.54 → GB.57

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