Citroen C CROSSER 2008 1.G Owner's Manual
Manufacturer: CITROEN, Model Year: 2008, Model line: C CROSSER, Model: Citroen C CROSSER 2008 1.GPages: 216, PDF Size: 4.85 MB
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RADIO 
  Selecting radio mode  Press  the  “PWR”  button  
or  the  “AM/FM”  button  to 
switch on the radio.  
 Disconnecting  the  battery  terminals 
clears the stored radio stations.  
  Selecting the waveband 
 Press  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     Press  the  “SEEK       ”  or 
“SEEK        ”  button  to  search 
the  lower  frequencies  or 
the  higher  frequencies 
respectively.    Manual station search 
 Turn  the  “TUNE”  dial 
respectively  to  the  left  to 
search the lower frequencies 
or  to  the  right  to  search  the 
higher frequencies.  
  Manual station storing  
   P r e s s    o n e    o f    t h e    s i x    b u t t o n s    “ 1 ”    t o    “ 6 ”   
until an audible signal is heard.  
 The  sound  cuts  out  then  becomes  
audible  again  when  the  station  has 
been stored.  
 The  number  of  the  button  and  the  
associated  radio  frequency  appear  on 
the display.    Automatic station storing 
 Press  the  “AM/FM”  button 
for more than two seconds. 
  Recalling stored stations  
   P r e s s    o n e    o f    t h e    s i x    b u t t o n s    “ 1 ”    t o   
“6”.  The  station  corresponding  to  the 
waveband  selected  appears  on  the 
display. 
 The  search  begins  automatically  and 
 s t o p s   a t   t h e   fi   r s t   s t a t i o n   f o u n d .        T h e    s i x    s t a t i o n s    o f f e r i n g    t h e    b e s t  
 r e c e p t i o n   a r e   s t o r e d   a n d   c l a s s i fi   e d   f r o m  
 t h e   w e a k e s t   t o   t h e   s t r o n g e s t   o n   t h e   s i x  
corresponding buttons.  
   Y o u   c a n   s t o r e   u p   t o   s i x   s t a t i o n s   o n   e a c h  
waveband.  
 Storing  a  new  station  replaces  the  
previous station.   Stations can only be stored automatically 
on wavebands FM3, MW and LW.  
 Storing  new  stations  replaces  the  
previous stations.  
 This  storing  can  be  activated  auto- 
matically  irrespective  of  the  waveband 
selected. 
 To recall the pre-set memory setting, 
press the button and release it within 
two seconds.     
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“RDS” 
 The  “Radio  Data  System”  (RDS)  
function on the FM waveband permits:  
   -   access to the displaying of information, such as the name of the station, 
  -   tuning  to  the  same  station  while  travelling through different regions, 
     -      t e m p o r a r y   t u n i n g   t o   t r a f fi   c   i n f o r m a t i o n   announcements.  
 Most  FM  stations  use  the  RDS.  These  
stations  transmit  non-audible  data  in 
addition to their programmes.  
 The  data  transmitted  in  this  way  
allows you access to various functions, 
mainly  displaying  of  the  name  of  the 
station,  automatic  station  following  or 
 t e m p o r a r y    t u n i n g    t o    t r a f fi   c    i n f o r m a t i o n  
announcements.  
 The RDS allows you to continue listening  
to  the  same  station  by  means  of  the 
alternative frequency following. However, in 
certain  conditions,  this  RDS  frequency 
following cannot be provided throughout 
the country. Radio stations do not cover 
 t h e    w h o l e    c o u n t r y ,    w h i c h    e x p l a i n s    t h e  
loss  of  reception  of  the  station  during 
a journey.    Alternative frequencies “AF”  
 Your  radio  automatically  checks  and  
selects the best frequency for the radio 
station to which it is tuned (if the station 
broadcasts  on  several  transmitters  or 
frequencies).  
 The frequency of a radio station covers  
 a p p r o x i m a t e l y    3 0    m i l e s    ( 5 0    k m ) .    T h e  
change  from  one  frequency  to  another 
 e x p l a i n s   t h e   t e m p o r a r y   l o s s   o f   r e c e p t i o n  
during a journey.  
 If  the  station  to  which  you  are  listen- 
ing  does  not  have  several  frequencies 
in the region in which you are currently 
located, you can deactivate the alterna-
tive frequency following.  
  Traffic information “TP”  
   T h e    “ T r a f fi   c    P r o g r a m ”    ( T P )    f u n c t i o n   
permits  automatic  and  temporary 
switching to an FM station broadcasting 
 t r a f fi   c   i n f o r m a t i o n .   
 The radio station or the source that you  
are listening to at this point is paused.  
   O n c e   t h e   t r a f fi   c   i n f o r m a t i o n   h a s   e n d e d ,   
the  system  switches  back  to  the  radio 
station  or  the  source  that  you  were 
listening to initially. 
  Regional following mode “REG”  
 Some  stations  are  organised  in  a  net- 
work.  
 In  different  regions,  they  broadcast  dif- 
ferent  or  shared  programmes  depend-
ing on the time of day.  
 You can follow: 
   -   a regional station only, 
  -   the entire network, with the possibil- ity  that  you  will  be  listening  to  a  dif- 
ferent programme.  
 The  “AF”,  “REG”  and  “TP” 
functions  can  be  deacti-
vated  or  activated  via  the 
“TUNE” button functions set-
ting mode.   Press the “TP” button.  
 “TP” appears on the display.  
If  the  station  is  compatible, 
“RDS” also appears. 
   I f    t h e    r a d i o    d e t e c t s    t r a f fi   c    i n f o r m a t i o n ,  
“TRAF  INF”  appears  on  the  display, 
followed  by  the  frequency  of  the 
broadcasting station, then its name.  
 The volume is different from that of the  
previous source.  
   F o l l o w i n g   t h e   b r o a d c a s t i n g   o f   t h e   t r a f fi   c   
information,  the  volume  returns  to  that 
of the source prior to the interruption. 
 When  “TP”  appears  on  the  display, 
the radio stops solely at RDS stations 
 b r o a d c a s t i n g   t r a f fi   c   i n f o r m a t i o n .    
 On  long  distance  journeys,  when 
the  stored  station  becomes  weak, 
 t h e    r a d i o    s e a r c h e s    fi   r s t    f o r    a n o t h e r  
frequency for the same station (AF). 
Then,  if  this  fails,  it  searches  for  a 
frequency broadcasting the regional 
programme  (REG).  If  this  also  fails, 
the  radio  returns  to  the  stored  sta-
tion.   
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  Themed type of programme  
“PTY”  
 Some  stations  offer  the  option  of  
listening to a themed type of programme 
as  a  priority,  selected  from  the  list 
available below:  
 NEWS, AFFAIRS, INFO, SPORT, EDUCATE,  
DRAMA,  CULTURE,  SCIENCE, 
VARIED,  POP M,  ROCK M,  EASY M, 
LIGHT M,  CLASSICS,  OTHER M, 
WEATHER,  FINANCE,  CHILDREN, 
SOCIAL,  RELIGION,  PHONE IN, 
TRAVEL, LEISURE, JAZZ, COUNTRY, 
NATION M, OLDIES, FOLK M, DOCUMENT. 
  Emergency broadcasts  
“ALERT”  
 An emergency broadcast automatically  
and temporarily interrupts the FM station 
or the source that you are listening to.  
 The message “ALERT” appears on the  
display and the volume is different from 
that of the previous source.  
 Following the emergency broadcast, the  
message  disappears  and  the  volume 
returns to that of the source prior to the 
interruption.  
  Search for a “PTY” broadcast 
 Press the “PTY” button.  
 Turn  the  “TUNE”  dial  to  
select the type of programme 
required. 
 Two  seconds  later,  the  radio  searches 
for  a  broadcast  which  corresponds  to 
your selection; the type of PTY selected 
 fl   a s h e s   o n   t h e   d i s p l a y .   
 Once  the  station  has  been  found,  its  
name appears on the display.  
     You can press the “SEEK     ” or “SEEK 
 
     ”   b u t t o n s   t o   fi   n d   a n o t h e r   s t a t i o n .  
 If  no  station  is  found  corresponding  
to your selected type of programme, 
“NONE”  appears  on  the  display  for 
 fi   v e   s e c o n d s   a n d   t h e   r a d i o   r e t u r n s   t o  
the previous station.  
 Each  new  programme  stored  replaces 
the previous one. 
  Storing a “PTY” programme  
   Y o u   c a n   s t o r e   u p   t o   s i x   P T Y   p r o g r a m m e s .    To recall the pre-set memory setting,  
press the button and release it within 
two seconds.  
  Changing the display language of 
the “PTY” programme   Press the “TUNE” button for 
more  than  two  seconds  to 
access the functions setting 
mode. 
 Then, press this button several times in 
succession; the functions setting mode 
changes in the following order:  
 AF / CT / REG / TP-S / PTY (languages) /  
SCV / PHONE / OFF.  
 Turn the “TUNE” dial to the left or to the  
right to select the language (ENGLISH, 
FRANCAIS,  DEUTSCH,  SVENSK, 
ESPAGNOL, ITALIANO).   
 The  sound  cuts  out  then  becomes  au-
dible  again  when  the  programme  has 
been stored.  
 The  number  of  the  button  and  the  
associated PTY programme appear on 
the display. 
 Turn  the  “TUNE”  dial  to  set 
the  PTY  programme  to  be 
stored.  
   P r e s s   o n e   o f   t h e   s i x   b u t t o n s   
“1”  to  “6”  for  more  than  two 
seconds.   
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CD PLAYER 
  Selecting CD mode  If  the  player  already  
contains  a  disc,  press  the 
“CD” button.  
 “CD”,  the  track  number  and 
the playing time appear on the display. 
  Functions setting mode  
 This  permits  activation  or  deactivation  
of the functions below. 
 Press the “TUNE” button for 
more  than  two  seconds  to 
access the functions setting 
mode.  
 Then,  press  this  button  
several times in succession; 
the  functions  setting  mode  changes  in 
the following order:  
 AF / CT / REG / TO-S / PTY (languages) /  
SCV / PHONE / OFF.  
 Turn the “TUNE” dial respectively to the  
left to deactivate the function (“OFF”) or 
to the right to activate it (“ON”).  
 The  “PHONE”  is  not  operational  at  
present. 
 The  functions  setting  mode  is 
 d e a c t i v a t e d    a f t e r    a p p r o x i m a t e l y  
10 seconds without any action.    After  inserting  a  disc,  printed  face  up-
wards, the player starts automatically.  
  Ejecting a disc 
 Press this button to remove  
the  disc  from  the  player. 
The  system  automatically 
switches to radio mode.    Fast search 
  
  
 
  
  Press  and  hold  button  “      ” 
or “    ” to carry out a rewind 
or  fast  forwards  search 
respectively.  
 Play begins when the button  
is released.  
  Selecting a track    
  
 
  
  Press  button  “      ”  or  “      ”  to 
 s e l e c t    t h e    p r e v i o u s    o r    n e x t  
track respectively.  
  Repeating a track   Press  the  “RPT”  button  to 
repeat  the  playing  of  the 
current track. “RPT” appears 
on the display.  
   T o   e x i t   t h i s   m o d e ,   p r e s s   t h i s   
button again.  
  Random playing of a disc   Press  the  “RDM”  button  to 
start  random  playing  of  the 
tracks  on  the  disc.  “RDM” 
appears on the display.  
   T o   e x i t   t h i s   m o d e ,   p r e s s   t h i s   
button again.  
 Insert circular compact discs only.  
 8 cm compact discs must be inserted  
in the centre of the player slot.  
 Once  ejected,  if  the  compact  disc  is 
 n o t   r e m o v e d   w i t h i n   fi   f t e e n   s e c o n d s ,   i t  
is reloaded into the player.     Audio CDs  
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CD PLAYER 
  Selecting CD mode  If  the  player  already  
contains  a  disc,  press  the 
“CD” button.  
 “CD”,  the  track  number  and 
the playing time appear on the display. 
  Functions setting mode  
 This  permits  activation  or  deactivation  
of the functions below. 
 Press the “TUNE” button for 
more  than  two  seconds  to 
access the functions setting 
mode.  
 Then,  press  this  button  
several times in succession; 
the  functions  setting  mode  changes  in 
the following order:  
 AF / CT / REG / TO-S / PTY (languages) /  
SCV / PHONE / OFF.  
 Turn the “TUNE” dial respectively to the  
left to deactivate the function (“OFF”) or 
to the right to activate it (“ON”).  
 The  “PHONE”  is  not  operational  at  
present. 
 The  functions  setting  mode  is 
 d e a c t i v a t e d    a f t e r    a p p r o x i m a t e l y  
10 seconds without any action.    After  inserting  a  disc,  printed  face  up-
wards, the player starts automatically.  
  Ejecting a disc 
 Press this button to remove  
the  disc  from  the  player. 
The  system  automatically 
switches to radio mode.    Fast search 
  
  
 
  
  Press  and  hold  button  “      ” 
or “    ” to carry out a rewind 
or  fast  forwards  search 
respectively.  
 Play begins when the button  
is released.  
  Selecting a track    
  
 
  
  Press  button  “      ”  or  “      ”  to 
 s e l e c t    t h e    p r e v i o u s    o r    n e x t  
track respectively.  
  Repeating a track   Press  the  “RPT”  button  to 
repeat  the  playing  of  the 
current track. “RPT” appears 
on the display.  
   T o   e x i t   t h i s   m o d e ,   p r e s s   t h i s   
button again.  
  Random playing of a disc   Press  the  “RDM”  button  to 
start  random  playing  of  the 
tracks  on  the  disc.  “RDM” 
appears on the display.  
   T o   e x i t   t h i s   m o d e ,   p r e s s   t h i s   
button again.  
 Insert circular compact discs only.  
 8 cm compact discs must be inserted  
in the centre of the player slot.  
 Once  ejected,  if  the  compact  disc  is 
 n o t   r e m o v e d   w i t h i n   fi   f t e e n   s e c o n d s ,   i t  
is reloaded into the player.     Audio CDs