CD player Citroen C4 2016 2.G User Guide
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Press and hold one of the buttons for
fast for ward  or  backward.
Press one of the buttons to select a
track
 on  the  CD.
Press LIST to display the list of
tracks  on  the  CD.
To play a disc which has already
been inserted, press the SOURCE
or SRC
Â
button  several  times  in Â
s
uccession and select "
CD".
Audio CD
Playing a CD
Insert 12 cm diameter circular compact discs o
n l y.
Some
 anti-pirating  systems,  on  original  discs Â
o
r  CDs  copied  using  a  personal  recorder,  may Â
c
ause faults which are no reflection on the
quality
 of  the  original  player.
Without
 pressing  the  EJECT button, insert a
CD
 in  the  player,  play  begins  automatically.
CD, USB
Information and advice
The audio system will only play files with extension  ".mp3"  or  ".wma"  and  a  compression Â
r
ate that is constant or variable between
32
 Kbps  and  320  Kbps.
It
 is  advisable  to  restrict  file  names  to Â
2
0 characters  without  using  special  characters Â
(
e.g.  "  ?  ;  ù)  to  avoid  any  playing  or  displaying Â
pro
blems.
The
 playlists  accepted  are  types  .m3u  and  .pls.
The
 number  of  files  is  limited  to  5  000  in Â
5
00 directories  on  a  maximum  of  8  levels.
On
 a  single  disc,  the  CD  player  can Â
r
ead  up  to  255  MP3  files  spread Â
ov
er  8  directory  levels.  However,  it Â
i
s  recommended  that  this  be  kept  to Â
2Â l
evels  so  as  to  limit  the  time  taken  to Â
a
ccess  and  play  the  CD.
During
 play,  the  folder  structure  is  not Â
o
bserved. In order to be able to play a recorded CDR or
CDRW,
 when  recording  it  is  preferable  to  select Â
s
tandards  ISO  9660  level  1.2  or  Joliet.
If
 the  disc  is  recorded  in  another  format,  it  may Â
n
ot  be  played  correctly.
It
 is  recommended  that  the  same  recording Â
s
tandard is always used for an individual disc,
with
 as  low  a  speed  as  possible  (4x  maximum) Â
f
or  optimum  sound  quality.
In
 the  particular  case  of  a  multi-session  CD,  the Â
J
oliet  standard  is  recommended.
Use
 only  USB  memory  sticks  formatted  FAT32 Â
(
File  Allocation  Table).
Do
 not  connect  a  hard  disk  or  USB Â
d
evice other than audio players to the
USB
 port.  This  may  cause  damage  to Â
y
our
 i
nstallation.
Media
.
Audio and Telematics
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Having selected the desired sorting ("B
y folders ", "By ar tists ", "By
genres ", "By playlists ")
 press  OK.
Then
 confirm  OK to save the
modifications.
-
B
y folders :
 all  folders  containing Â
a
udio  files  recognised  on  the Â
p
eripheral device, in alphabetical
order
 without  following  the  folder Â
s
tructure.
-
B
y ar tists :
 all  of  the  artist  names Â
d
efined  in  the  ID3  Tags,  in Â
al
phabetical
 o
rder.
-
B
y genres :
 all  of  the  genres Â
d
efined  in  the  ID3  Tags.
-
By
playlists :
 if  playlists  have Â
b
een  saved.
Make
 a  long  press  on  LIST
or press
MENU , select " Multimedia ", then
" Media parameters " and finally
" Choice of track listing " to display
the  different  types  of  sorting.
USB memory stick - File
sorting
* Check your player's manual.
USB players
The audio files on a Mass Storage portable p
layer*  can  be  heard  through  the  vehicle's Â
s
peakers  by  connecting  it  to  the  USB  port Â
(
cable
 no
t
 s
upplied).
Management
 of  the  device  is  via  the Â
a
udio  system  controls. If
 the  portable  player  is  not  recognised  by Â
t
he  USB  port,  connect  it  to  the  auxiliary  Jack Â
s
ocket.
The Apple
® player must be updated regularly f
or
Â
the
Â
best
 connection.
The playlists are those defined in the Apple
®
p l aye r.
The Apple
® player must be generation 5 or l
ater.
.
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Activate the streaming source by pressing S OURCE or SRC.
 Control Â
o
f  playback  is  via  the  audio  system. Â
T
he  contextual  information  can  be Â
d
isplayed  in  the  screen.
Then
Â
adjust
Â
the
Â
volume
Â
of
Â
the
Â
audio
Â
s
ystem.
Pair/connect the  telephone:  see  the Â
"
USING Â THE Â TELEPHONE" Â section.
Press the SOURCE
or SRC button
several
Â
times
Â
in
Â
succession
Â
and
Â
s
elect "
AUX".
Auxiliary socket (AUX)
The auxiliary Jack socket permits the c
onnection  of  a  portable  non-mass  storage Â
d
evice or an Apple
® player if not recognised by t
he
Â
USB
Â
port.
Do
Â
not
Â
connect  a  device  to  the  USB Â
p
ort
Â
and
Â
to
Â
the  auxiliary  Jack  socket  at Â
t
he
Â
same
Â
time.
Connect
Â
the
Â
portable  device  to  the  auxiliary Â
J
ack
Â
socket
Â
using
Â
a
 suitable  cable  (not Â
sup
plied). First
 adjust  the  volume  on  your  portable  device.
The  display  and  management  of  controls  is  on Â
t
he  portable  device.
Depending on the compatibility of the phone
Streaming - Playing audio
files via Bluetooth
Streaming allows music files on a telephone to be  heard  via  the  vehicle's  speakers.
The
 telephone  must  support  the  appropriate Â
B
luetooth  profiles  (Profiles  A2DP  /  AVRCP).
In
 certain  cases,  playing  of  the Â
a
udio  files  must  be  initiated  from  the Â
t
elephone.
The
 audio  quality  depends  on  the  quality  of  the Â
t
ransmission  from  the  telephone.
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To display the "TELEPHONE" Â menu:
- Make along press on SOURCE or
SRC .
- Or, press OK to display the
contextual  menu.  Select  "Call "
and
 confirm.
-
O
r, press MENU , select
" Telephone "
 and  confirm. Â
Sel
ect
"Call "
 and  confirm.
Select " Dial"
 to  enter  a  number  and Â
c
onfirm. Select OK
Â
and  confirm  to  start  the Â
c
all.
Select
 numbers  one  at  a  time  using Â
t
he 7 and 8  buttons  and  confirm.
Making a call - Dialling
Correction allows numbers to be deleted one a
t  a  time.
Then
Â
select
Â
and
Â
confirm:
-
"
Connect telephone "
Â
/
Â
"
D
isconnect telephone
":
 t
o
Â
connect
Â
/
Â
disconnect
Â
the
Â
t
elephone or the hands-free
connection
 on
ly.
-
"
Connect media player "
Â
/
Â
"
D
isconnect media player
":
 t
o
Â
connect
Â
/
Â
disconnect
Â
only
 s
treaming.
-
" Connect telephone +
media player "
Â
/
Â
" Disconnect
telephone + media player ":
 t
o
Â
connect /
Â
disconnect
Â
the
Â
t
elephone
Â
(hands-free
Â
and
Â
s
treaming).
-
" Delete connection ":
Â
to
Â
delete
Â
t
he
 pa
iring.
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QUESTIONANSWER SOLUTION
The
Â
CD  is  ejected Â
a
utomatically  or  is  not Â
p
layed
Â
by  the  player. The CD is inserted upside down, is unplayable, does not contain
any
 audio  data  or  contains  an  audio  format  which  the  player  cannot Â
p
l ay.
The
 CD  is  protected  by  an  anti-pirating  protection  system  which  is Â
n
ot  recognised  by  the  audio  equipment.-
Â
C
heck  that  the  CD  is  inserted  in  the  player Â
t
he  right  way  up.
-
Â
C
heck  the  condition  of  the  CD:  the  CD Â
c
annot  be  played  if  it  is  too  damaged.
-
Â
C
heck  the  content  in  the  case  of  a  recorded Â
C
D:  consult  the  advice  in  the  "Audio"  section.
-
Â
T
he  audio  equipment's  CD  player  does  not Â
p
lay  DVDs.
-
Â
D
ue  to  their  quality  level,  certain  writeable Â
C
Ds  will  not  be  played  by  the  audio  system.
The CD player sound is
p o o r. The
 CD  used  is  scratched  or  of  poor  quality.Insert
 good  quality  CDs  and  store  them  in Â
sui
table
 c
onditions.
The
 audio  settings  (bass,  treble,  ambience)  are  unsuitable.Set
 the  treble  or  bass  level  to  0,  without  selecting Â
an am
bience.
I
Â
am
Â
unable  to  connect  my Â
B
luetooth
 t
elephone. It is possible that Bluetooth is switched off on the telephone or that
the
 telephone  has  not  been  made  not  visible.-
Â
C
heck  that  your  telephone  has  Bluetooth Â
s
witched  on.
-
Â
C
heck  in  the  telephone's  settings  that  it  is Â
"
Visible  to  all".
The
 Bluetooth  telephone  is  not  compatible  with  the  system.You
 can  check  the  compatibility  of  your Â
t
elephone  on  www.citroen.co.uk  (services).
The Bluetooth connection
is
Â
cut. The
 battery  of  the  peripheral  may  not  be  sufficiently  charged. Recharge  the  battery  of  the  peripheral  device.
.
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QUESTIONANSWER SOLUTION
The
Â
message  "USB Â
p
eripheral error"
or "Peripheral not
recognised"
 is  displayed  in Â
t
he
Â
screen. The
 USB  memory  stick  is  not  recognised.
The
 memory  stick  may  be  corrupt.Reformat
 the  memory  stick  (FAT32).
A telephone connects
automatically,
 d
isconnecting
 a
nother
 t
elephone. Automatic
 connection  overrides  manual  connection.Modify
 the  telephone  settings  to  remove Â
a
utomatic
 c
onnection.
The Apple
® player is
not
Â
recognised  when Â
c
onnecting
 to  the  USB Â
po
rt. The Apple® player is of a generation that is not compatible with a U
SBÂ c
onnection. Connect the Apple® player to the AUX Jack s
ocket
Â
using
Â
a
Â
suitable  cable  (not  supplied).
The
Â
hard
Â
disk
Â
or
Â
device
Â
i
s
Â
not
Â
recognised
Â
when
Â
c
onnecting
Â
to
Â
the
Â
USB
Â
po
rt. Some
Â
hard
Â
disks
Â
and
Â
devices
Â
need
Â
a
Â
power
Â
supply
Â
greater
Â
than
Â
is
Â
p
rovided
Â
by
Â
the
Â
audio
Â
system. Connect
Â
the
Â
device
 to  the  230  V  socket,  the  12  V Â
s
ocket
Â
or
Â
an
Â
external  power  supply.
Caution :
Â
ensure
Â
that  the  device  does  not Â
t
ransmit
Â
a
Â
voltage
Â
greater  than  5  V  (risk  of Â
d
estruction
Â
of
Â
the
Â
system).
When
Â
streaming,
Â
the
Â
s
ound
Â
cuts
Â
momentarily. Some
Â
models
Â
of
Â
telephone
Â
prioritise
Â
connection
Â
with
Â
the
Â
"hands-
free"
 pro
file. Delete the "hands-free" connection profile to
improve
Â
streaming.
In
Â
"Random
Â
all"
Â
play,
Â
not
Â
a
ll
Â
of
Â
the
Â
tracks
Â
are
Â
played. In
Â
"Random
Â
all"
Â
play,
Â
the
Â
system
Â
can
Â
only
Â
take
Â
into
Â
account
Â
up
Â
to
Â
9
99
Â
tracks.
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Locking ......................................... 58,  63,  65,  68
Locking  from Â
the inside
 ..............................
.......................69
Long
 objects,  transporting Â
............................11
7
Low fuel level
Â
..............................
...........20, 209
Luggage
 retaining Â
strap
 ............................................................ 11
8 Player,
 MP3  CD  ............................ 3 12,  361,  362
Player,
 USB  .......................................... 3 12,  363
Port,
 USB Â
..................................... 1
04, Â 312, Â 363
Pressures, tyres
 ........................................... 2
79
Pre-tensioning
Â
sea
t belts
 ..............................
.....................146
Priming
 the  fuel  system Â
...............................23
8
Protecting
 children Â
................. 1
46, Â 148, Â 151-165
Puncture
 ................
.......................................239
Radio
 ...............
..................................... 308, Â 357
Radio,
 digital  (Digital  Audio Â
Broadcasting
 -  DAB) Â
.......................... 3
10, Â 359
RDS
 ................
...................................... 309, Â 357
Rear
 s
creen,
 d
emisting
 ................................10
1
Recharging
 the  battery Â
........................ 2
67, Â 268
Reduction of electrical load
 .......................... 2
19
Regeneration
 of  the  particle  filter Â
................23
0
Reinitialising
 the  electric Â
windows
 ....................................................... 76
R
einitialising  the  remote Â
control
 .....................................................6
1, Â 67
Reminder,
 key  in  ignition Â
...............................17
0
Remote
 control Â
..........................................56
-68
Removing
 a  wheel Â
..............................
.........247
Removing
 the  mat Â
...............................
..........113
Replacing
 bu
lbs
 ..............................
......251-259
Replacing
 f
uses
 ..............................
......260-264
Replacing
 the  air  filter Â
..................................23
0
RMaintenance, routine ...................... 10,  224-231
Map  reading  lamps  ...................................... 10
5
Markings,
Â
id
entification
 .............................................. 2
79
Massage
 function  Â
...............................
...........84
Mat
 .......
......................................................... 113
Memorising
 a  speed Â
.................................... 20
4
Menu
 (touch  screen  tablet) Â
.... 2
83, Â 287 Â 288, Â 290, Â
2
94, Â 302, Â 304, Â 306,
316,
 318,  320,  336,  338
Menu,
 main Â
..............................
....................356
Menus
 (audio) Â
..............................3
02, Â 304, Â 306
Mirror, rear view
Â
............................................. 89
M
irrors, door ......................................87,
 88,  195
Mirror, vanity
 ..............................
..................103
Misfuel prevention
 ...............................
..........2 11
Mountings,
 I
sofix
 ...............................
...........160
MP3
 CD Â
................
........................ 312, Â 361, Â 362Oil
 change Â
...............................
.....................
226
Oil  consumption Â
...........................................
2
26
OIl,
 eng
ine
 ...............................
.....................
226
Opening  the  bonnet Â
.....................................
2
23
Opening  the  boot Â
..............................
..57, Â 62, Â 79
Opening  the  doors  ............................. 5 6,  62,  78
Opening  the  panoramic Â
roof blind
 .................................................... 10
7
M
O
Navigation ....................................................288
Net, Â storage................................................... 118
Number
 plate  lamps Â
..................................... 25
9
N
Pads, brake ..................................................2 31
Paint colour code  ......................................... 2
79
Panoramic
 glass  sunroof Â
.............................10
7
Parcel shelf, rear
 ................................... 1
19, Â 123
Parking
 brake Â
........................................ 1
74, Â 231
Parking
 brake,  electric Â
....................1
8, Â 175, Â 231
Parking
 sensors,  front Â
..................................2
07
Parking
 sensors,  rear................................... 206
Personalisation
 ...............................
...............39
Petrol
Â
...............................
.............................210
Player, Apple
® .............................. .................314
P
.
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