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Radio text is information transmitted by the radio station related to the current programme or song.
With  the  radio  displayed  on  the  screen, Â
press
OK  to  display  the  contextual Â
menu.
Select "
RadioText (TXT) display" Â and Â
confirm
 OK  to  save.
Display RADIO TEXT
Screen C Screen A
Select "MEDIA"  and  confirm.
Then select "TEXT INFO "
 and  press 7
or 8 to select "ON" or "OFF "
 and Â
confirm
 to  save  the  modifications.
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300Display  options:
if  active  but  not  available,  the  display  will Â
be
 struck  out.
Preset  stations,  buttons  1  to  6
Short  press:  select  the  preset  radio Â
station.
Long
 press:  preset  a  radio  station.
Display  the  name  of  the  multiplex Â
service
 being  used.
Represents  the  signal  strength  for Â
the
 band  being  listened  to.If  the  "DAB"  station  being  listened Â
to is not available on "FM", "
dab
FM"  is  struck  out.
Display  of  RadioText  (TXT)  for  the Â
current
 radio  station.Display  the  name  of  the  current Â
station.
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Change band (FM1, FM2, DAB, ...)
DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting)
Digital radio
Digital radio provides a superior audio quality and also additional categories of  traffic  announcements  (TA INFO).
The
 different  "multiplex  services"  offer  a  choice  of  radio  stations  in Â
alphabetical
 order.
Change
 of  station  within  the  same  "multiplex  service".
Start
 a  search  for  the  next  "multiplex  service".
Digital radio - DAB / FM tracking
"DAB" does not have 100% coverage of the country.
When  the  digital  signal  is  weak,  "DAB  /  FM  auto  tracking"  allows  you Â
to
 continue  listening  to  the  same  station,  by  automatically  switching Â
to
 the  corresponding  analogue  "FM"  station  (if  it  exists).
Long
Â
press:
Â
select
Â
the
Â
desired
Â
categories
Â
of
Â
announcements
Â
from
Â
T
ransport,
Â
News,
Â
Entertainment
Â
and
Â
Flash
Â
special
Â
(availability
Â
according
Â
to
Â
the
Â
station).
When
Â
the
Â
radio
Â
station
Â
is
Â
displayed
Â
in
Â
the
Â
screen,
Â
press
Â
on
Â
" OK" to
display
Â
the
Â
contextual
Â
menu.
(Frequency
Â
hopping
Â
(RDS),
Â
DABÂ /Â FM
Â
auto
Â
tracking,
Â
RadioText
Â
(TXT)
Â
display,
Â
Information
Â
on
Â
the
Â
station, ...) Press the "Menu"
 button.
Select "Multimedia"
 and  confirm.
Select "DAB / FM auto tracking"
 and  confirm
If
 "DAB  /  FM  auto  tracking"  is  on,  there  will  be  a  difference  of  a  few Â
seconds
 in  the  programme  when  the  system  changes  to  analogue Â
"FM"
 radio,  with  sometimes  a  variation  in  volume.
When
 the  strength  of  the  digital  signal  is  good  again,  the  system Â
automatically
 switches  back  to  "DAB"
If
 the  "DAB"  station  you  are  listening  to  is  not  available  on  "FM" Â
("
DAB/FM"  option  barred),  or  if  "DAB  /  FM  auto  tracking"  is  not  on, Â
the
 sound  will  be  cut  when  the  digital  signal  is  too  weak.
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Audio CD
Insert 12 cm diameter circular compact discs only.
Some  anti-pirating  systems,  on  original  discs  or  CDs  copied  using  a Â
personal
 recorder,  may  cause  faults  which  are  no  reflection  on  the Â
quality
 of  the  original  player.
Without
 pressing  the  E j ECT button, insert a C d in the player, play
begins
 automatically.
To
 play  a  disc  which  has  already  been Â
inserted,
 press  the  SOURCE or SRC
button
 several  times  in  succession  and Â
select "
CD".
Press one of the buttons to select a
track
 on  the  CD.
Playing a CD
Press LIST to  display  the  list  of  tracks Â
on
 the  CD.
Press
 and  hold  one  of  the  buttons  for Â
fast
 forward  or  backward.
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CD, USB
Information and adviceOn  a  single  disc,  the  CD  player  can  read  up  to  255  MP3  files  spread Â
over
 8  directory  levels.  However,  it  is  recommended  that  this  be  kept Â
to
 2  levels  so  as  to  limit  the  time  taken  to  access  and  play  the  CD.
During
 play,  the  folder  structure  is  not  observed.
In
 order  to  be  able  to  play  a  recorded  CDR  or  CDRW,  when  recording Â
it
 is  preferable  to  select  standards  ISO  9660  level  1.2  or  Joliet.
If
 the  disc  is  recorded  in  another  format,  it  may  not  be  played  correctly.
It
 is  recommended  that  the  same  recording  standard  is  always  used Â
for
 an  individual  disc,  with  as  low  a  speed  as  possible  (4x  maximum) Â
for
 optimum  sound  quality.
In
 the  particular  case  of  a  multi-session  CD,  the  Joliet  standard  is Â
recommended.
Do
 not  connect  a  hard  disk  or  USB  device  other  than  audio  players  to Â
the
 USB  port. Â
This
 may  cause  damage  to  your  installation.
The
 audio  system  will  only  play  files  with  extension  ".mp3"  or  ".wma" Â
and
 a  compression  rate  that  is  constant  or  variable  between  32  Kbps Â
and
 320  Kbps.
It
 is  advisable  to  restrict  file  names  to  20  characters  without  using Â
special
 characters  (e.g.  "  ? ;  ù)  to  avoid  any  playing  or  displaying Â
problems.
The
 playlists  accepted  are  types  .m3u  and  .pls.
The
 number  of  files  is  limited  to  5  000  in  500  directories  on  a Â
maximum
 of  8  levels.
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AUDIO
Playing a compilationInsert  an  MP3  compilation  in  the  CD  player  or Â
connect
 a  memory  stick  to  the  USB  port,  directly  or Â
via
 an  extension  lead.
The
 system  creates  playlists  (temporary  memory)  the  creation  time Â
for
 which  can  take  from  a  few  seconds  to  several  minutes.
The
 playlists  are  updated  every  time  the  ignition  is  switched  off  or  a Â
USB
 memory  stick  is  connected.
Play
 starts  automatically  after  a  period  which  depends  on  the Â
capacity
 of  the  USB  memory  stick.
Use
 only  USB  memory  sticks  formatted  FAT32  (File Â
Allocation
Â
T
able). At
 a  first  connection,  the  order  suggested  is  by  folder. Â
When
 connecting  again,  the  order  previously  chosen  is Â
retained.T
o  play  a  disc  or  memory  stick Â
which
 has  already  been  inserted, Â
press
SOURCE or SRC  several  times  in Â
succession
 and  select  "CD" or "USB". Press one of the buttons to select the
next
 or  previous  track.
Press one of the buttons to select the
next
 or  previous  folder  in  the  order Â
chosen.
Press
 and  hold  one  of  the  buttons  for Â
fast
 forwards  or  backwards.
Press LIST
Â
to  display  the  menu  of Â
folders
 in  the  compilation.
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Select a line in the list.
Select  a  track  or  a  folder.
Skip
 a  track.
Up
 a  level  in  the  menu.
AUDIO
USB memory stick - File sorting
Having selected the desired sorting ("By folders", "By artists", "By genres",
"By
playlists") press OK.
Then
 confirm  OK  to  save  the  modifications.
-
Â
By folders
:  all  folders  containing  audio Â
files
 recognised  on  the  peripheral  device, Â
in
 alphabetical  order  without  following  the Â
folder
 structure.
-
Â
By artists :
 all  of  the  artist  names  defined Â
in
 the  ID3 Â
T
ags,  in  alphabetical  order.
-
Â
By genres
:  all  of  the  genres  defined  in  the Â
ID3
Â
T
ags.
-
Â
By playlists
:  if  playlists  have  been  saved.
Make
 a  long  press  on Â
LIST or press
MENU
, select "Multimedia", then
"Media parameters "  and  finally  "
Choice
of track listing "  to  display  the  different Â
types
 of  sorting.
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Auxiliary socket (AUX)
Auxiliary jack socket
Do  not  connect  a  device  to  the  USB  port  and  to  the  auxiliary  Jack Â
socket
 at  the  same  time.
The
 auxiliary  Jack  socket  permits  the  connection  of  a  portable  non-
mass
 storage  device  or  an Â
Apple® player if not recognised by the USB
Â
port.
Connect
Â
the
Â
portable
Â
device
Â
to
Â
the  auxiliary  Jack  socket  using  a Â
suitable
Â
cable
Â
(not
Â
supplied). Press the SOURCE or SRC button
several
 times  in  succession  and Â
select
"AUX".
First
 adjust  the  volume  on  your  portable  device.
Then
 adjust  the  volume  of  the  audio Â
system.
The
 display  and  management  of  controls  is  on  the Â
portable
 device.
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Streaming - Playing audio files via
Bluetooth
Depending on the compatibility of the phonePair/connect  the  telephone:  see  the  "USING Â
THE
Â
TELEPHONE"
 section.
Streaming
 allows  music  files  on  a  telephone  to  be  heard  via  the Â
vehicle's
 speakers.
The
 telephone  must  support  the  appropriate  bluetooth  profiles Â
(Profiles
Â
A2DPÂ
/ Â
A
VRCP).
Activate
 the  streaming  source  by  pressing Â
SOURCE
or
SRC.
 Control  of  playback  is  via  the  audio  system. Â
The
Â
contextual
 information  can  be  displayed  in  the  screen.
In
 certain  cases,  playing  of  the  audio  files  must  be  initiated  from  the Â
telephone.
The
 audio  quality  depends  on  the  quality  of  the  transmission  from Â
the
 telephone.
Play mode
The play modes available are:
- Â
Normal:
 the  tracks  are  played  in  order,  depending  on  the Â
classification
 of  the  selected  files.
-
Â
Random:
 the  tracks  in  an  album  or  folder  are  played  in  a Â
random
 order.
-
Â
Random
 all:  all  of  the  tracks  saved  in  the  media  are  played  in Â
random
 order.
-
Â
Repeat:
 the  tracks  played  are  only  those  from  the  current Â
album
 or  folder.
Press OK
 for  access  to  the  contextual Â
menu.
or
Press
MENU.
Select "Multimedia"
 and  confirm.
Select "Media parameters "
 and Â
confirm.
Select "
Read mode"  and  confirm.
Select
 the  desired  play  mode  and Â
confirm
 OK  to  save  the  modifications.
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Pairing a telephone
First connection
The services offered depend on the network, the SIM card and the compatibility of the Bluetooth telephone used.
Consult  your  telephone's  manual  and  your  operator  to  find  out  which  services  are  available  to  you.
Activate
 the  telephone's  Bluetooth  function  and Â
ensure that
it is "visible to all" (refer to the telephone
user
 guide). Press MENU. A
Â
window  is  displayed  "Search in progress…"
Select
 the  telephone  to  be  connected Â
from
 the  list.  Only  one  telephone  can Â
be
 connected  at  a  time.
Select "Search for a device".
For
 safety  reasons  and  because  they  require  prolonged  attention  on  the  part  of  the  driver,  the  operations  for  pairing  of  the  Bluetooth  mobile Â
telephone
 with  the  Bluetooth  hands-free  system  of  your  audio  system  must  be  carried  out  with  the Â
vehicle stationary
 and  the  ignition  on.
Visit
 www.citroen.co.uk  for  more  information  (compatibility,  additional  help,  ...).
Select "Bluetooth connection "
 and Â
confirm.