buttons CITROEN C1 2018 Owners Manual
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Indicators
Total/trip distance recorder
Press one of the buttons 1 to alternate the
distance display:
-
Â
t
otal  with  "ODO"
Â
(odometer) Â displayed,
-
Â
t
rip  with  "TRIP"
Â
displayed.
To
 reset  the  trip  recorder  to  zero,  when Â
i
t  is  displayed,  press  and  hold  one  of  the Â
t
wo buttons 1 .
When
Â
the
Â
ignition
Â
is
Â
switched
Â
on,
Â
the
Â
distance
 r
ecorder
Â
selected
Â
when
Â
the
Â
engine
Â
was
Â
s
witched
Â
off
Â
is
Â
displayed. This
 indicates  the  quantity  of  fuel  available:
-  1/ 1 and  six  bars,  the  fuel  tank  is  full.
-
Â
R
 and  one  bar,  the  fuel  tank  is  on  the Â
r
eserve.
Low fuel level
Fuel gauge
At least 5 litres must be added after running  out  of  fuel.
You have approximately 5 litres remaining.
When the  low  level  in  the  fuel  tank  is Â
r
eached,  this  warning  lamp  comes  on Â
i
n  the  instrument  panel,  accompanied Â
b
y  an  audible  signal.
Instruments
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Trip computer
System that gives you information on the journey in progress (range, fuel consumption…).
Information display
F Press one  of  theses  buttons  to  display  the  v
arious  trip  computer  tabs  in  turn:
-
Â
T
he  total  distance.
-
Â
T
he  trip  "A".
-
Â
T
he  trip  "B".
-
Â
T
he  Stop  &  Start  partial  time  counter*.
-
Â
T
he  Stop  &  Start  global  time  counter*.
-
Â
T
he  ambient  temperature*.
-
Â
T
he  current  fuel  consumption.
-
Â
T
he  average  fuel  consumption.
-
Â
T
he  remaining  range.
-
Â
T
he  average  speed.
-
Â
T
he  lighting  dimmer.
Trip reset
F When the  trip  required  is  displayed,  press  o
ne of the two " DISP"
 buttons  for  more Â
t
han  two  seconds.
Tr i p s "A"
Â
and  "B"
Â
are  independent  but  their Â
u
se  is  identical.
For
 example,  trip  "A"
Â
can  be  used  for  daily Â
f
igures,  and  trip  "B"
Â
for  monthly  figures.
*Â Depending
 on  version.
Ambient temperature
In certain situations, the ambient temperature may  only  be  displayed  after  a  delay  or  not  at  all, Â
in par
ticular:
-
Â
w
hen  stationary  or  at  low  speed  (less  than Â
a
bout  18  mph  (25  km/h),
-
Â
where there is too much variation in temperature (
entering  or  leaving  a  garage,  a  tunnel...),
- during very  short  journeys  (less  than  about  2
 minutes).
Lighting dimmer
When driving at night, this function allows certain  displays  in  the  instrument  panel  to  be Â
s
witched  off  to  reduce  visual  fatigue  for  the Â
d
river.
It
 operates  only  when  the  sidelamps  are  on.
F
Â
W
hen  the  "Lighting  dimmer"  menu Â
i
s  displayed,  press  and  hold  one  of Â
t
he "DISP " buttons for access to the
adjustment.
F
Â
T
hen  make  repeated  presses  on  one  of  the Â
t
wo "DISP "
 buttons  to  increase  or  reduce Â
t
he  brightness.
 T
he  display  flashes  to  show  you  the Â
b
rightness  chosen.
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Instruments
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Remote control
This is used to lock, unlock and locate the vehicle at a distance.
Unfolding / Folding the keyLocking
F Press this  button  to  unfold  /  fold  the  key.F Â
P
ress  the  closed  padlock  to  lock Â
t
he  vehicle.
The  direction  indicators  flash  once.
After  locking,  if  you  notice  that  a  door Â
i
s  not  closed  properly,  close  it  then  lock Â
t
he  vehicle  again.
F Â
P
ress  the  open  padlock  to  unlock Â
t
he  vehicle.
Unlocking
The direction indicators flash twice.F Â
P
ress  the  closed  padlock  to Â
l
ocate  your  locked  vehicle  in  a Â
c
ar
 par
k.
Locating your vehicle
This is indicated by lighting of the direction i
ndicators  for  a  few  seconds.
The
 high  frequency  remote  control  is
 a
 sensitive  system;  do  not  handle  it  in
 y
our  pockets  as  there  is  a  risk  that  it  may
 u
nlock  the  vehicle  without  you  being
 a
ware  of  this.
Avoid
 pressing  the  buttons  of  your
 r
emote  control  out  of  range  of  your
 v
ehicle,  you  risk  rendering  it  inoperative.
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Keyless Entry and Starting system
System that allows the opening, closing and starting of the vehicle while keeping the electronic key on your person.
Electronic key
This electronic key can also be used as a remote  control.
It
 includes  an  integral  emergency  key.
For
 more  information  on  the  remote  control, Â
r
efer  to  the  corresponding  section.
Unlocking the vehicle
Unlocking by the doors
F With the  electronic  key  on  your  person  a
nd  in  one  of  the  recognition  zones,  press Â
o
ne  of  the  buttons  on  the  door  handles  to Â
u
nlock  the  vehicle.
F
Â
T
hen  pull  on  the  door  handle  to  open  the Â
d
o o r.
Unlocking by the boot
F With  the  electronic  key  on  your  person  a
nd  in  the  recognition  zone located  at  the Â
r
ear,  press  the  button  on  the  boot  handle  to Â
u
nlock  the  vehicle  and  release  the  tailgate.
F
Â
T
hen  raise  the  tailgate  to  open  it.
The
 direction  indicators  flash  twice  to Â
c
onfirm  the  unlocking  of  the  vehicle.
As
Â
a
Â
safety
Â
measure,
Â
the
Â
detection
Â
z
ones
Â
in
Â
which
Â
the
Â
the
Â
electronic
Â
key
Â
i
s
Â
operational
Â
have
Â
a
Â
radius
Â
of
Â
about
Â
7
0Â cm
Â
around
Â
each
Â
opening
Â
button.
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Locking the vehicle
Locking
F With the  electronic  key  in  the  recognition  z
one, press one of the buttons on the front
door
 handles  or  press  the  button  on  the Â
b
oot  sill.
The
 direction  indicators  flash  once.If
 one  of  the  doors  or  the  boot  is  still Â
o
pen  or  if  the  electronic  key  for  the Â
K
eyless  Entry  and  Starting  system  has Â
b
een  left  inside  the  vehicle,  you  are Â
w
arned  by  an  audible  signal  and  the Â
c
entral  locking  does  not  take  place.
If  the  vehicle  is  unlocked  and  no  door Â
o
r  the  boot  is  opened,  the  vehicle  will  l
ock  again  automatically  after  about  3
0Â seconds.For
 reasons  of  safety  and  theft Â
p
rotection,  do  not  leave  your  electronic Â
k
ey  in  the  vehicle,  even  when  you  are Â
c
lose  to  it.
It  is  recommended  that  you  keep  it  on  y
our  person.
Never  expose  the  electronic  key  to Â
e
xtreme  temperatures  (below  -20°C  or Â
a
bove  +60°C);  this  could  cause  faults.
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Emergency procedure
Unlocking
F Insert the  integral  key  into  the  driver's  door  l
ock  barrel  and  turn  it  towards  the  front  of Â
t
he  vehicle  to  unlock  the  vehicle.
Locking
F Insert the  integral  key  into  the  driver's  door  l
ock  barrel  and  turn  it  towards  the  rear  of Â
t
he  vehicle  to  lock  the  vehicle.
The
Â
integral
Â
key
Â
is
Â
used
Â
to
Â
lock
Â
and
Â
unlock
Â
the
Â
v
ehicle
Â
when
Â
the
Â
electronic
Â
key
Â
cannot
Â
operate
Â
a
nd
Â
in
Â
the
Â
event
Â
of
Â
a
Â
fault
Â
with
Â
the
Â
Keyless
Â
E
ntry
Â
and
Â
Starting
Â
system:
-
Â
c
ell
Â
battery
Â
discharged,
Â
vehicle
Â
battery
Â
d
ischarged
Â
or
Â
disconnected,
Â
...
-
 v
ehicle
Â
located
Â
in
Â
an
Â
area
Â
with
Â
strong
 e
lectromagnetic si
gnals.
F
Â
P
ress
Â
and
Â
hold
Â
the
Â
latch
Â
1
Â
to
Â
extract
Â
the
Â
i
ntegral
Â
key
Â
2 .
Saving the electronic key
battery
To preserve the battery, it is possible to prevent
the
 electronic  key  working  (no  reception  of Â
r
adio  waves).
When
 this  function  is  activated,  the  "Keyless Â
E
ntry  and  Starting"  system  is  inoperative.
To
 reactivate  the  electronic  key,  press  one  of Â
t
he  buttons  (open  or  closed  padlock).
F
Â
P
ress  on  the  open  padlock  twice, Â
w
hile  pressing  on  and  holding Â
t
he  closed  padlock.
Check
 that  the  indicator  lamp  in  the  electronic Â
k
ey  flashes  4  times.
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Changing the battery of
the electronic key
Battery ref.: CR2032 / 3 volts.
W hen  replacement  of  the  battery  is Â
n
eeded,  this  warning  lamp  comes  on Â
i
n  the  instrument  panel.
F
Â
U
nclip  the  cover  using  a  small  screwdriver Â
a
t  the  cutout.
F
Â
R
emove  the  cover.
F
Â
R
emove  the  protective  battery  holder, Â
p
ulling  it  upwards.
F
Â
R
emove  the  discharged  battery  from  its Â
h
ousing.
F
Â
F
it  the  new  battery  into  its  housing Â
o
bserving  the  original  direction  of  fitment.
F
Â
R
efit  the  battery  holder.
F
Â
C
lip  the  cover  onto  the  casing.
Lost keys
Go to a CITROËN dealer with the vehicle's registration document, your personal identification  documents  and  if  possible  the  key  code  label.
The
 CITROËN  dealer  will  be  able  to  look  up  the  key  code  and  the  transponder  code Â
r
equired  to  order  a  new  key.
Remote control / Electronic key
These high frequency devices are sensitive systems; do not handle them while in your pocket  as  there  is  a  risk  of  unlocking  the  vehicle,  without  you  being  aware  of  it.
Do
 not  repeatedly  press  the  buttons  of  your  remote  control  or  electronic  key  out  of  range Â
a
nd  out  of  sight  of  your  vehicle.  You  run  the  risk  of  stopping  it  from  working  and  the  remote Â
c
ontrol  would  have  to  be  reinitialised.
Locking the vehicle
As a safety precaution, never leave children alone in the vehicle, except for a very short period.
In
 all  cases,  it  is  essential  to  remove  the  key  from  the  ignition  switch,  or  take  the  electronic Â
k
ey  with  you  when  leaving  the  vehicle.
When purchasing a second-hand vehicle
Have the pairing of all of the keys in your possession checked by a CITROËN dealer, to ensure  that  only  your  keys  can  be  used  to  open  and  start  the  vehicle.
Driving
 with  the  doors  locked  may  make  access  to  the  passenger  compartment  by  the Â
e
mergency  services  more  difficult  in  an  emergency.
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For maximum cooling or heating of the cabin,  it  is  possible  to  go  beyond  the Â
m
inimum  14  or  maximum  28  value.
F
Â
P
ress  the  temperature  adjustment Â
b
utton  down  or  up  until  "LO" or
"HI"
Â
is  displayed.
A
Â
setting  around  21
Â
gives  optimum  comfort. Â
H
owever,  depending  on  your  requirements, Â
a s
etting  between  18  and  24  is  normal.
On
Â
entering  the  vehicle,  if  the  interior  is  very Â
c
old
Â
or  hot,  there  is  no  need  to  change  the Â
v
alue
Â
displayed  in  order  to  reach  the  required Â
l
evel
Â
of  comfort.  The  system  corrects  the Â
t
emperature  difference  automatically  and  as Â
q
uickly  as  possible.
Temperature adjustment
FÂ Press
 this  button  downward  to  r
educe  the  value  and  upward  to Â
inc
rease
 it
.
The
Â
value
 indicated  in  the  screen  corresponds Â
t
o
Â
a
Â
level
Â
of  comfort  and  not  to  a  temperature  in Â
d
egrees
Â
Celsius  or  Fahrenheit.
Air flow adjustment
F Press this button to increase air
f low.
The
Â
air
Â
flow  symbol,  the  fan,  fills  progressively.
F
Â
P
ress  this  button  to  decrease  air Â
f
low.
Air distribution adjustment
- the  centre  and  side  air  vents,
-  t he  centre  vent,  side  air  vents  and Â
f
ootwells,
-
Â
t
he  footwells,
-
Â
t
he  windscreen  and  footwells,
-
Â
t
he  centre  vent,  side  air  vents  and Â
w
indscreen,
-
Â
t
he  windscreen.F
Â
P
ress  this  button  repeatedly  to Â
d
irect  the  air  to:
Air intake / Air recirculation
Avoid prolonged recirculation of interior a
ir  (risk  of  condensation  or  deterioration Â
o
f  the  air  quality).
F
Â
P
ressing  this  buttons  isolates  the Â
p
assenger  compartment  from  the Â
o
utside  air. Â
Â
T
he  air  recirculation  symbol  is Â
d
isplayed.
Air
Â
recirculation  enables  the  passenger
 c
ompartment  to  be  isolated  from  exterior  odours
 a
nd
Â
smoke.
Press
Â
this  button  again  or  press  the  "AUTO"
button
 to  resume  automatic  management  of  the
 i
ntake
Â
of  air.  The  air  recirculation  symbol  goes  off.
Ease of use and comfort
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Stop & Start (VTi 68 S&S engine)
Operation
Going into engine STOP
mode
This indicator lamp comes on in the instrument  panel  and  the  engine Â
g
oes  into  standby  automatically:
-
Â
w
hen
 stationary,  in  neutral,  and  you Â
r
elease  the  clutch  pedal.
Never
 refuel  with  the  engine  in Â
S
TOP mode;  you  must  switch  off  the Â
i
gnition  with  the  button.
For
 smoother  operation,  during  p
arking  manoeuvres  STOP  mode  is  n
ot  available  for  a  few  seconds  after Â
c
oming  out  of  reverse  gear.
The
 Stop  &  Start  does  not  affect  the Â
v
ehicle's  systems,  such  as  for  example, Â
b
raking,  power  steering...
The
Â
Stop
Â
&
Â
Start system
Â
puts
Â
the
Â
engine
Â
t
emporarily
Â
into
Â
standby
Â
-
Â
STOP
Â
mode
Â
-
Â
during
Â
s
tops
Â
in
Â
the
Â
traffic
Â
(red
Â
lights,
Â
traffic
Â
jams,
Â
or
 o
ther...).
Â
The
Â
engine
Â
restarts
Â
automatically
Â
-
 S
TART
Â
mode
Â
-
Â
as
Â
soon
Â
as
Â
you
Â
want
Â
to
Â
move
Â
o
ff.
Â
The
Â
restart
Â
takes
Â
place
Â
instantly,
Â
quickly
Â
a
nd
Â
silently.
Per fect
Â
for
Â
urban
Â
use,
Â
the
Â
Stop
Â
&
Â
Start
Â
system
Â
r
educes
Â
fuel
Â
consumption
Â
and
Â
exhaust
Â
e
missions
Â
as
Â
well
Â
as
Â
the
Â
noise
Â
level
Â
when
Â
s
tationary.
Stop & Start time counters
A partial time counter counts the periods in S TOP  mode  during  a  journey.
It
 is  displayed  in  the  trip  computer  once  the Â
S
top  &  Start  is  operating.
Press one of the " DISP" buttons to return to the
previous
 d
isplay.
A
 global  time  counter  counts  the  periods  in Â
S
TOP  mode  since  the  last  reset.
When
 it  is  displayed,  press  one  of  the Â
"D
ISP "Â buttons
 to  reset  the  counter.
4
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In the event of prolonged exposure to sunlight  and  very  hot  conditions,  the Â
s
ystem  may  go  into  stand-by  (screen Â
a
nd  sound  completely  off)  for  at  least Â
5Â m
inutes.
Return
 to  normal  operation  takes Â
p
lace  when  the  temperature  in  the Â
p
assenger
 c
ompartment
 d
rops.
First steps
In ACC mode or when starting the vehicle, the system  comes  on.
Use
 the  button  at  bottom  right  of  the  screen  for Â
a
ccess  to  the  main  menus.
A
 second  press  returns  the  system  to  the  last Â
s
ource  activated,  then  press  the  virtual  buttons Â
i
n  the  screen.
Audio and Telematics