reset Citroen C4 DAG 2014.5 2.G User Guide

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STOP & START
The Stop &  Start  system  puts  the  en -
gine  temporarily  into  standby  -  ST OP mode

 
-
 
during
 
stops
 
in
 
the
 
traffic
 
(red
 
lights,

 
traffic
 
jams,
 
or
 
other
...).  
The
 
en
-
gine
 
restarts
 
automatically
 
-
 
ST
ART
 mode

 
-
 
as
 
soon
 
as
 
you
 
want
 
to
 
move
 
of

f.  
The
 
restart
 
takes
 
place
 
instantly
,  
quickly

  and   silently.
Perfect for urban use, the Stop & Start
system
 
reduces
 
fuel
 
consumption
 
and
 
exhaust

 
emissions
 
as
 
well
 
as
 
the
 
noise
 
level

  when   stationary.
Operation
Going into engine STOP mode
The "ECO"  warning  lamp  comes  on in
 the  instrument  panel  and  the  en -
gine
  goes   into   standby   automatically:
- with a manual gearbox,  at  speeds  below
 12  mph  (20  km/h),  or  vehi -
cle
 
stationary
 
with
 
e-THP 130
 
and
 
b
lueH d i
d
iesel versions, when you
put
 
the
 
gear
 
lever
 
into
 
neutral
 
and
 
release

  the   clutch   pedal, If
 
your
 
vehicle
 
is
 
fitted
 
with
 
the

 
system,
 
a
 
time
 
counter
 
calculates

 
the
 
sum
 
of
 
the
 
periods

 
in
 
ST
OP
 mode
 
dur
-
ing  
a
 
journey
.  
It
 
resets
 
itself
 
to
 
zero
 
ev
-
ery  
time
 
the
 
ignition
 
is
 
switched
 
on
 
with
 
the

  key.
-  
with
an electronic gearbox, at a
speed
 
below
 
5
 
mph
 
(8
 
km/h),
 
when
 
you

 
press
 
the
 
brake
 
pedal
 
or
 
put
 
the
 
gear

  lever   into   position   N.With
 
an
 
electronic
 
gearbox,
 
for
 
your

 
comfort
 
during
 
parking
 
maoeuvres,

 
ST
OP
 mode
 
is
 
not
 
available

 
for
 
a
 
few
 
seconds
 
after
 
coming

  out   of   reverse   gear.
STOP
 mode
 
does
 
not
 
af
fect  
the
 
functionality of the vehicle, such
as

 
braking,
 
power
 
steering,
 
for
 
example.Special cases: ST
OP mode
unavailable
STOP
 
mode   is   not   invoked   when:
-  
the
 
vehicle
 
is
 
on
 
a
 
steep
 
slope
 
(up
 
or

  down),
-  
the
  driver's   door   is   open,
-  
the
 
driver's
 
seat
 
belt
 
is
 
not
 
fastened,
-
 
the
 
vehicle
 
has
 
not
 
exceeded
 
6
 
mph
 
(10

 
km/h)
 
since
 
the
 
last
 
engine
 
start
 
using

  the   key,
-  
the
 
electric
 
parking
 
brake
 
is
 
applied
 
or

  being   applied,
-  
the
 
engine
 
is
 
needed
 
to
 
maintain
 
a
 
comfortable

 
temperature
 
in
 
the
 
pas
-
senger   compartment,
-  
demisting
  is   active,
-  
some
 
special
 
conditions
 
(battery
 
charge,

 
engine
 
temperature,
 
brak
-
ing  
assistance,
 
ambient
 
tempera
-
ture...)  
where
 
the
 
engine
 
is
 
needed
 
to

  assure   control   of   a   system.
In this case, the "ECO" warn-
ing  lamp  flashes  for  a  few  sec -
onds,
  then   goes   off.
Never
 
refuel
 
with
 
the
 
engine
 
in
 
ST

OP
 mode;
 
you
 
must
 
switch
 
of
f  the
  ignition   with   the   key.
This operation is perfectly normal.
DRIVING

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STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS
- Change  the   audio   source.
 Long

  press:   mute.
-
 
V
olume   increase.
-
 
V
olume   decrease.
-
 
Radio:
  display   the   list   of   stations.
 Media:

  display   the   list   of   tracks.
-
 
Rotation
Radio

  -automatic   selection   of   next /
 previous

  frequency.
Media:
  previous   /   next   track.
-
 
Press
  then   rotation:   access   to  
6 preset

  stations. -
 TEL  button:
Access
  to   the   telephone   menu:
Call
  list   /   Contacts   /   Hands-free  
mode

  /  
Answer
  /   Hang   up.
Accept
  an   incoming   call.
Long
  press:   reject   an   incoming   call  
or

  end   the   current   call.
-
 
Move
  in   the   menus.
 Zoom

  the   map   in   and   out
 Press:

  confirmation
-
 
Abandon
  the   current   operation.

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Press the button on the numerical keypad  to   recall   a   preset   station.
Or
  press   then   turn   the   thumb   wheel   at  
the

  steering   mounted   controls.
Presetting a station
After selecting a station, press one of the  buttons   on   the   numerical   keypad   for  
2

  seconds   to   preset   the   current   station.
An
  audible   signal   confirms   that   the  
station

  has   been   preset. Press RADIO.
Activate / Deactivate RDS
RDS, if activated, allows you to continue listening to the same station
  by   automatic   retuning   to   alternative   frequencies.   However,  
in

  certain   conditions,   coverage   of   an   RDS   station   may   not   be  
assured

  throughout   the   entire   country   as   radio   stations   do   not  
cover

  100   %   of   the   territory.  
This
  explains   the   loss   of   reception   of  
the

  station   during   a   journey.
Select "Guidance options " then
confirm.
Activate
  or   deactivate   "RDS" then
confirm.
RADIO

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Display of options:
if   active   but   not   available,   the   display  
will

  be   greyed   out,
if
  active   and   available,   the   display   will  
be

  empty. Display
  the   name   and   number   of  
the

  multiplex   service   being   used.
Preset   stations,   buttons   1   to   6
Short   press:   select   the   preset   radio  
station.
Long

  press:   preset   a   radio   station.
Display   of   "Radiotext"   for   the  
current

  station.
d
isplay of the " dab " or " dab
(FM)"   band.
Display   of   the   name   of  
the

  current   station.
Represents   the   signal   strength  
for

  the   band   being   listened   to.
If   the   "DAB"   radio   station   being  
listened

  to   is   not   available   on  
"FM", the "

dab FM" option is
greyed
  out.Any
  thumbnail   broadcast   by   the  
station.
The

  "Video   mode"   allows   the  
display

  to   be   enlarged.
RADIO

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Automatic search up / down for radio frequencies.
Select  previous   /   next   CD,   USB,  
streaming

  track.
Navigation
  in   a   list.
d

isplay the list of stations
received,
 
CD/MP3
 
tracks
 
or
 folders.
Long
 
press:
 
managing
 
the
 
classification

 
of
 
MP3/WMA
 files

 
/
 
update
 
the
 
list
 
of
 
stations
 
received.
Abandon

  the   current  
operation.
Up

  one   level   (menu   or  
folder).
On

 
/
 
Off. Selection
  of   FM   /   DAB   /  
AM*

  wavebands.
Select
 
preset
 
radio
 
station.
Long
 
press:
 
store
 
a
 
station.
Select
 
screen
 
display
 between
 
modes:
Full
 
screen:
 Audio
 

(or telephone if call in
progress)
 
/
In
 
a
 
window:
 
Audio

 
(or telephone if call in
progress)

 
-
 
T

ime
 
or
 
T

rip
 
computer

.
Long
 
press:
 
black
 
screen
 
(DARK).
Audio

 
settings:
audio
 
ambiences,
 
treble,
 
bass,

 
loudness,
 
distribution,
 
left/right

 
balance,
 
front/rear
 
fader

,
 
automatic
 
volume. Access
  to   main   menu.
TA
 

(Traffic
 
Announcement)

 
function

 
On
 
/
 
Off.
Long
 
press:
 
access to type of
information. Select

 
source:
Radio,
 
CD,
 
AUX,

 
USB,
 
Streaming.
Accept

 
an
 
incoming
 
call. Confirmation

  or   display   of  
contextual

  menu.
Manual
 
step
 
by
 
step
 
search
 
up
 
/
 
down
 for
 
radio
 
frequencies.
Select
 
previous
 
/
 
next
 
MP3
 
folder.
Select
 
previous
 
/
 
next
 
folder
 
/
 
genre
 
/
 
artist

 
/
 
playlist
 
in
 
the
 
USB
 
device.
Navigation
 
in
 
a
 
list.
Volume
 
adjustment.
FIRST STEPS
* Depending on model.

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AUDIO
300Display   options:
if   active   but   not   available,   the   display   will  
be

  struck   out.
Preset   stations,   buttons   1   to   6
Short   press:   select   the   preset   radio  
station.
Long

  press:   preset   a   radio   station.
Display   the   name   of   the   multiplex  
service

  being   used.
Represents   the   signal   strength   for  
the

  band   being   listened   to.If   the   "DAB"   station   being   listened  
to is not available on "FM", "

dab
FM"   is   struck   out.
Display   of   RadioText   (TXT)   for   the  
current

  radio   station.Display   the   name   of   the   current  
station.

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FREqUENTLY ASKED q UESTIONS
qUESTION ANSWER SOLUTION
There
 
is   a   difference   in  
sound

 
quality   between  
the

 
different   audio  
sources

  (radio,   CD...). For
  optimum   sound   quality,   the   audio   settings   (Volume,   Bass,  
T
reble,  
Ambience,

  Loudness)   can   be   adapted   to   the   different   sound   sources,  
which

  may   result   in   audible   differences   when   changing   source   (radio,  
CD...).Check

  that   the   audio   settings   (Volume,   Bass,  
T

reble,  
Ambience,
  Loudness)   are   adapted   to  
the

  sources   listened   to.   It   is   advisable   to   set  
the

 
AUDIO
  functions   (Bass,  
T
reble,   Front-Rear  
Fader

,   Left-Right   Balance)   to   the   middle   position,  
select

  the   musical   ambience   "None"   and   set   the  
loudness

  correction   to   the   "Active"   position   in   CD  
mode

  or   to   the   "Inactive"   position   in   radio   mode.
When
 
changing   the  
settings

  for   treble   and  
bass,

 
the   ambience  
setting

  is   deselected.
When
 
changing   the  
ambience

  setting,   treble  
and

 
bass   are   reset   to  
zero. Choosing

  an   ambience   imposes   settings   for   treble   and   bass.   Modifying  
one

  without   the   other   is   not   possible.Modify
  the   treble   and   bass   settings   or   the  
ambience

  setting   to   obtain   the   desired   sound  
quality

.
When
 
changing   the  
balance

  setting,  
distribution

  is   deselected. Choosing
  a   distribution   setting   imposes   a   balance   setting.   Modifying   one  
without

  the   other   is   not   possible. Modify
  the   balance   setting   or   the   distribution  
setting

  to   obtain   the   desired   sound   quality.
The
 
following   tables   contain   answers   to   the   most   frequently   asked   questions.

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Parcel shelf, rear ............... 105,  107
Parking   brake  .................... 143,   182
Parking
  brake,   electric  
......... 18,
  137
Parking
  lamps  
.............................. 84
Parking

  sensors,   front................ 169
Parking
  sensors,   rear  
................ 168
Parking

  space   sensor   
............... 166
Particle

  emission   filter........ 180,   181
Passenger
  compartment  
filter
 
......................................... 181
Personalisation

 
............................ 34
Player

,   CD   MP3  
................. 303,
  304
Port,
  USB..................... 97,   279,   305
Preheater,
d iesel  
......................... 26
Priming

  the   fuel   system  
............. 174
Protecting

  children  
............ 108,
  109,
113,
  115,   117-119,   129
Puncture
 
.................................... 190 Replacing

  bulbs  ................. 202,   206
Replacing   fuses  ......................... 208
Replacing
  the   air   filter  
................ 181
Replacing

  the   oil   filter  
................ 181
Replacing

  the   passenger  
compartment

  filter  
................... 181
Replacing

  wiper   blades  
....... 92,
  215
Resetting
  the   service  
indicator
 
.................................... 31
Resetting

  the   trip   recorder  
........... 32
Rev counter

 
............................ 12-15
Reversing

  lamps  
........................ 206
Risk

  areas   (update)  
................... 248
Roof bars

 
................................... 216
Roof

  blind  
.................................... 80
Routine

  checks  
.................. 181,
  182
Running
  out   of   fuel  
(
d iesel)  
................................... 174Selector lever

, electronic
gearbox   system  .............. 144,   182
Serial
  number,   vehicle  
............... 233
Service

  indicator  
.......................... 30
Service

  warning   light  
................... 19
Servicing

 
...................................... 10
Setting

  the   clock  
........ 32,
  35,   37,   42
Short-cut
  menus  
........................ 242
Sidelamps

 
..................... 81,
  84,   202,
204,
  206
Side
  repeater  
............................. 205
Ski

  flap  
....................................... 103
Snow chains

 
.............................. 201
Spare wheel ............................... 195
Speakers

  (fitting)  
....................... 220
Speed

  limiter...................... 161,   162
Speedometer
 
.......................... 12-14
Spotlamps,

  side  
................... 86,
  205
Start
 
........................................... 212
Starting

  the   engine  
.................... 134
Starting

  the   vehicle  
.... 134,
  144,   147
Steering
  mounted  
controls
 
........................... 240,
  295
Stopping
  the   vehicle  
....134,

  144,   147
Stop & Start
 
.... 46,
  53,   56,   154,   171,  
175,

  181,   212
Storage
 
............. 95,
  96,   98-100,   104
Storage
  compartments  
................ 98
Storage

  drawer  
.......................... 102
Storage

  net  
................................ 104
Storing

  driving   positions  
.............. 61
Stowing

  rings  
............................. 104
Sun visor ...................................... 96
Switching

  off   the   engine  
............ 134
Synchronising

  the   remote  
control
 
................................. 69,
  70
Synthesiser, voice ...................... 254
System,
  navigation  
.................... 244
Radio

 
......................... 269,
  270,   297
Radio
  pre-equipment  
................. 220
Rear

  screen   (demisting)  
.............. 56
Recharging

  the   battery  
.............. 214
Reduction

  of   electrical   load  
....... 215
Regeneration

  of   the   particle  
emissions

  filter  
........................ 181
Reinitialising

  the   electric  
windows
 
.................................... 78
Reinitialising

  the   remote  
control
 
................................. 69,
  70
Remote
  control  
................ 66,
  68,   71
Removable
  screen  
(snow
  shield)  
.......................... 216
Removing

  a   wheel  
..................... 198
Removing

  the   mat  
..................... 102
Repair

  kit,   puncture  
................... 190
R
Safety

  for   children................ 78,   121
Satellite
  navigation   system  
.......... 41
Screen,

  colour   and  
mapping
 
.............. 42,
  45,   241,   282
Screen
  menu   map  
...... 282,
  319-321
Screen,
  monochrome  
.... 35,
  37,   319
Screen,
  multifunction   (with
 
audio

  equipment)  
...35,

  37,   41,   296
Screenwash, front ........................ 91
SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction)
 
.............................. 183
SCR

  system  
............................... 183
Seat

  adjustment..................... 57,   58
Seat belts .....................114,
  126-128
Seat, rear bench
 
.......................... 62
Seats, electric

 
.............................. 58
Seats, rear

 
................................... 62
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