reset Citroen C4 AIRCROSS 2012 1.G User Guide

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RADIO, SELECTING AN FM STATION AND PRESETTING

Pr
ess the MODE button.


Press


Explanation Result
You can select [ Seek] or [Seek ] to start a continuous search until the stations which can be received in the current location are detected.
Press FM. B
y default the screen shows the FM1 stations.

Press [
Tune] to decrease the frequency or [Tune 
] to increase the frequency. The
frequency is changed in steps of 0.1 MHz.

Continue to press to tune to a station automatically.

Once the frequency has been selected, a long press on the station (e.g. 3) will preset it.
The name of the station is displa
yed if it is available.
You can start automatic presetting on FM3 for 6 stations, which can be received in the current location, by pressing [^] then [Auto-Store].



You can also start a search by type of programme by pressing [PTY].

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CALENDAR, TRIP
INFORMATION


These double arrows permit
access to the driving informationscreen, previous or next.
- View the driving information: D
- the average speed, D1
- the average fuel consumption, D2
- the current fuel consumption, D3
- for speed and fuel consumption graphs in D4 5 minute intervals,
- choose an automatic reset (key at off for D5 more than 4 hours) or manual reset (press[Reset]),
- the distance which can still be travelled D6 (based on the fuel remaining and therecent average consumption),
- the distance travelled since the fuel D7 tank was last fi lled (press [Refuel] toreinitialise),
- the driving time (duration between the key D8 being turned to on then to off).
- press [Start] to measure intermediate times with:
- the duration,
D9

D10- the distance,
- the speed, D11
D12- the fuel consumption.
- Make a note on the calendar of special

C days, birthdays, ...

Use the arrows to fi nd a date and press directly on the day required to enter the event.
D1D2D3
D4D5
D6D7D8
D7
D9D10D11D12
DC

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08BLUETOOTH® STREAMING - TELEPHONE®
Enter the number using the keypad.


A.
Erasing a number one at a time.B.
Return to the previous screen. C.
To display the list of contacts (in theD. Bluetooth telephone or the vehicle).
Select a contact in the list.
To start [Dial] or start again [Redial] aE. telephone call
To display the secondary menu:F.
Is displayed if the personal identifi cationF1. number has not been defi ned.
Press to enter it.
Is displayed if the personal identifi cationF2. number has been defi ned.
To display the list of matched telephones. F3.
To display the list of voice commands.F4.
To reset all settings.
F5.
INFORMATION DISPLAYED IN TELEPHONE MODE
Refer to the section "matching a
telephone" to connect your telephone
by Bluetooth® .
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Display the track.
Scroll through tracks. S
ymbols:
i: iPod® .
U: U
SB.
B: Bl
uetooth ®.
Random play in the currentfolder.
Press and hold
(audible
beep): random play in allfolders.
Loadin
g one or more CDs.

Switch audio mode:
->
CD ->
portable pla
yer (USB) / iPod ®

-> Bluetooth * ->
Repeat the current track.
Press and hold
(audible beep):
repeat all of the tracks in the current folder.

*

Available according to version.

Audio system on / off.
Select radio source.
Select waveband (FW, MW, LW).
Automatic presettin
g of radio stations (autostore).

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RADIO
SELECTING RADIO SOURCE

Press the "PWR" button or the "AM
/FM" button to switch on the radio.

Pr
ess the "AM/FM" button several
times in succession to select the
waveband; it changes in the following
order: FM1 / FM2 / FM3 / MW / LW / FM1...
AUTOMATIC STATION SEARCH
MANUAL STATION SEARCH

Turn the "TUNE" dial respectivel
y to
the left to search the lower frequencies
or to t
he right to search the higher frequencies.
Press the "
SEEK " or "SEEK "
button to search the lower frequencies
or the hi
gher frequencies respectively.

The search begins automatically and stops at the fi rst station found.
SELECTING THE WAVEBAND















SELECTION / PRESETTING

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Press one of the six buttons "1" to "6" until anaudible signal is heard.
The sound cuts out then becomes audible again
when the station has been preset.
Th
e number of the button and the associated radiofrequency appear on the screen. MANUAL STATION PRESETTING
To recall the pre-set stored settin
g, press the button and release it
within two seconds.
RADIO
You can preset up to six stations on each waveband.
Presetting a new station replaces the previous station.
AUTOMATIC STATION PRESETTING

Disconnecting the battery terminals clears the preset radio stations.

Stations can only be preset automatically on wavebands FM3, MWand LW.
Presettin
g new stations replaces the previous stations.
This presettin
g can be activated automatically irrespective of the
waveband selected.
Pr
ess the "AM/FM" button for more
than two seconds.
The six stations offerin
g the best
reception are preset and classifi ed
from the weakest to the strongest on
the six corresponding buttons.

RECALLING PRESET STATIONS

Press one o
f the six buttons "1" to "6". The stationcorresponding to the waveband selected appears on
the screen.

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RADIO

SEARCH FOR A "PTY" BROADCAST
Pr
ess the "PTY" button.
Turn the "TUNE" dial to select the t
ype
of programme required.
Two seconds later, the radio searches
for a broadcast which corres
ponds
to your selection; the type of PTY selected fl ashes in the screen.
Once the station has been found, its
name appears in the screen.
You can press the "
SEEK " or
"SEEK 
" buttons to fi nd another station.
I
f no station is found corresponding to your selected type of
programme, "NONE" appears in the screen for fi ve seconds and the
radio returns to the previous station.T
urn the "TUNE" dial to set the PTY
programme to be stored.

Pr
ess one of the six buttons "1" to "6" for more than
two seconds.
The sound cuts out then becomes audible a
gain
when the programme has been stored.
Th
e number of the button and the associated PTY programme appear in the screen.
To recall the preset memor
y setting, press the button and release it
within two seconds. PRESETTING A "PTY" PROGRAMME
You can preset up to six PTY programmes.
Each new pro
gramme stored replaces the previous one.