CD player CITROEN C1 2022 User Guide
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Audio system glossary
Menu itemSignificance /
Corresponding action
Add
Â
contacts Add
 a  contact.
Add
Â
SD Associate
 a  button  with  a  contact.
All calls All
 calls:  incoming,  outgoing, Â
m
issed.
ASL
 M
id/Low/High/Off Adjust
 the  audio  ambience Â
(mid
 /  low  /  high).
AUX
Â
On/Off Activate
 or  deactivate  AUX Â
(
Auxiliary)
 m
ode.
Back Return
 to  previous  step.
Balance Adjust
 the  audio  balance.
Bass Adjust
 the  bass  level.
Bluetooth info Information
 related  to  Bluetooth  in Â
t
he  system.
BT
Â
Power
Â
On/Off Activate
 or  deactivate  automatic Â
B
luetooth  connection  mode.Menu item
Significance /
Corresponding action
B TA Bluetooth
 audio.
BTA
 -  BT  audio  player  not  found The  system  does  not  recognise Â
t
he  audio  player  via  Bluetooth.
Call
 volumeAdjust
 the  telephone  volume.
Car
 device  infoSystem
 i
nformation.
Clock Set
 the  time.
Delete Delete.
Delete call history Delete
 the  history  of  calls.
Delete contact Delete
 a  contact  in  the  directory.
Delete
 pho
nebookDelete
 a  directory.
Device
 addressAddress
 of  the  system.
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Media
USB player
Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port or  connect  a  USB  peripheral  device  to  the  USB Â
p
ort  using  a  suitable  cable  (not  supplied).
The
 system  builds  playlists Â
(in
 temporary  memory),  an  operation Â
w
hich  can  take  from  a  few  seconds  to Â
s
everal  minutes  at  the  first  connection.
Reduce
 the  number  of  non-music  files Â
a
nd  the  number  of  folders  to  reduce  the Â
w
aiting
 t
ime.
The
 playlists  are  updated  every Â
t
ime  the  ignition  is  switched  off  or Â
c
onnection  of  a  USB  memory  stick. Â
H
owever,  the  audio  system  memorises Â
t
hese  lists  and  if  they  are  not  modified, Â
t
he  loading  time  will  be  shorter.
Auxiliary (AUX) socket
Connect a portable device (MP3 player…) to the  auxiliary  JACK  socket  using  an  audio  cable.
Information and advice
Use only USB memory sticks formatted FAT 32 (File  Allocation  Table).
The
 audio  system  plays  files  with  the  extension:
".wma",  type  Ver7  and  Ver8  with  bit  rate Â
b
etween  48  and  192  Kbps  and  type  Ver9  with Â
b
it  rate  between  48  and  320  Kbps.
".aac",  with  bit  rate  between  16  and  320  Kbps.
".mp3  -  MPEG1"  with  bit  rate  between  32  and Â
3
20  Kbps  and  ".mp3  -  MPEG2"  with  bit  rate Â
b
etween  8  and  160  Kbps.
The  sampling  rates  supported  are  11,  22,  44 Â
a
nd  48  KHz.
It  is  advisable  to  restrict  file  names  to Â
2
0 characters,  without  using  of  special Â
c
haracters  (e.g.:  "  "  ?  ;  ù)  to  avoid  any  playing Â
a
nd
 d
isplaying
 pro
blems.
.
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Audio streamingConnecting Apple® players
Streaming allows audio files on your telephone t
o  be  played  via  the  vehicle's  speakers.
You
 can  also  view,  activate  or  deactivate Â
s
ystem  settings  related  to  the  Bluetooth Â
f
unction. Select "Bluetooth", then "
Pairing".
Press on " MENU"
 to  display  the  list.
Turn
 the  knob  to  select  "Bluetooth", Â
p
ress  to  display  the  list.
Once
 connected  for  streaming,  the Â
t
elephone  is  considered  as  a  media Â
s
ource.
If
 play  does  not  start  automatically,  it Â
m
ay  be  necessary  to  start  audio  play Â
f
rom  the  telephone. Connect the Apple
® player to the USB port
using
Â
a
Â
suitable
Â
cable  (not  supplied).
Play
Â
starts
Â
automatically.
Control
Â
is
Â
via
Â
the
Â
audio  system.
The classifications available are those of the
portable
Â
device
Â
connected  (artists  /  albums / Â
g
enres
Â
/
Â
tracks
Â
/
Â
playlists  /  audio  books / Â
p
odcasts).
The
Â
default
Â
classification  used  is  by  artist.  To Â
m
odify
Â
the
Â
classification  used,  return  to  the Â
f
irst
Â
level
Â
of
Â
the
Â
menu  then  select  the  desired Â
c
lassification
Â
(playlists  for  example)  and Â
c
onfirm
Â
to
Â
go
Â
down
 through  the  menu  to  the Â
de
sired
 t
rack.
The
Â
version
Â
of
Â
software  in  the  audio  system Â
m
ay
Â
not
Â
be
Â
compatible  with  the  generation  of Â
y
our Apple
® player.
C
onnect
Â
the
Â
telephone:
Â
see
Â
the
Â
"
Telephone "
section.
The
Â
system
Â
accepts
Â
USB
Â
mass
Â
storage
Â
d
evices
 o
r
 A
pple
® players via the USB ports. T
he
Â
adaptor
Â
cable  is  not  supplied.
Control
Â
of
Â
the
Â
peripheral  device  is  with  the Â
a
udio
Â
system
Â
controls.
Other
Â
peripherals,  not  recognised  on Â
c
onnection,
Â
must
 be  connected  to  the  auxiliary Â
s
ocket
Â
using
Â
a
Â
Jack  cable  (not  supplied).
The
Â
system
Â
can
Â
alternatively  read  files  via  the Â
Bl
uetooth
® system and the USB port.
I
t
Â
is
Â
recommended  that  the  USB  cable Â
f
or
Â
the  portable  device  is  used.
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USB, portable player
QUESTIONANSWER SOLUTION
There is a long waiting period f
ollowing  the  connection  of  a U
SB  memory  stick.When a new  m edium  i s  i nserted,  t he  s ystem  r eads  a  c ertain  a mount  o
f  data  (directory,  title,  artist,  etc.).  This  may  take  from Â
a
 few  seconds  to  a  few  minutes. This
 phenomenon  is  normal.
Some
Â
characters
Â
in
Â
the
Â
m
edia
Â
information
Â
are
Â
not
Â
d
isplayed
Â
correctly
Â
while
Â
p
laying. The
 audio  system  does  not  display  some  types  of  characters. Use  standard  characters  to  name  tracks  and Â
f
olders.
Playing
Â
of
Â
streaming
Â
files
Â
d
oes
Â
not
Â
start. The
 peripheral  device  connected  does  not  support  automatic  play. Start  the  playback  from  the  device.
The
Â
names
Â
of
Â
tracks
Â
and
Â
t
he
Â
track
Â
length
Â
are
Â
not
Â
d
isplayed
Â
on
Â
the
Â
screen
Â
w
hen
 s
treaming
 a
udio. The
 Bluetooth  profile  does  not  allow  the  transfer  of  this  information.
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