USB Citroen C4 DAG 2014.5 2.G Owner's Manual
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InTERIoR
Boot fittings ............................. 104-106
-  rear  parcel  shelf
-
Â
hooks
-
Â
12
 V  socket
-
Â
torch
-
Â
lashing
 eyes
-
Â
storage
 compartment
Luggage
 cover  (C4  enterprise) Â
...... 107
Rear seats
Â
....................................... 62
Rear
 armrest  /  Ski  flap Â
................... 103
Child
 seats Â
.............................. 108-120
ISOFIX
 mountings Â
................... 1
17-119Front seats
.................................. 57-61
Seat belts ................................ 126-128
Airbags Â
................................... 129-132
Interior
 fittings Â
........................... 95-102
-
Â
auxiliary
 socket  /  USB  port
-
Â
12
 V  socket
-
Â
front
 armrest
-
Â
230
 V  /  50  Hz  socket
-
Â
matsGlove
 box Â
........................................ 96
Deactivating
 the  passenger's Â
Â
front  airbag Â
..................... 1
10-112, Â 130
oVERVIEW
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INTERIOR FITTINGS
1. Grab handle
2.
Sun visor
 (see
 details  on  a  following  page)
3.
T
icket/map holder
4.
Illuminated
glove box
 (see
 details  on  a  following  page)
5.
Door pocket
s
6.
Large open storage box
(without audio system)
or
Small storage box with flap
(with audio system)
7.
Small open storage box
(without audio system)
8.
USB port /
Auxiliary socket
 (see
 details  on  a  following  page)
9.
12 V accessory socket
 (see
 details  on  following  pages)
10.
Centre armrest with storage
  (see
 details  on  a  following  page)
6
FITTINGS
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12 V ACCESSORY SOCKET
F To connect  a  12  V  accessory  (max  power:
 120  W),  lift  the  cover  and Â
connect
 a  suitable  adaptor.
USB PORT / AUXILIAR Y SOCKET
The "AUX"  connection  box,  located  in  the
 centre  console,  comprises  an  aux -
iliary
 JACK  socket  and/or  a  USB  port.
It
Â
permits
Â
the
Â
connection
Â
of
Â
a
Â
portable
Â
device,
Â
such
Â
as
Â
a
Â
digital
Â
audio
Â
player
Â
of
 the  iPod
® or USB memory stick type.
It
Â
reads
Â
certain
Â
audio
Â
file
Â
formats
Â
allow
-
ing
Â
them
Â
to
Â
be
Â
heard
Â
via
Â
the
Â
vehicle's
Â
speakers.
Y
ou
Â
can
Â
manage
Â
these
Â
files
Â
using
Â
the
Â
steering
Â
mounted
Â
controls
Â
or
Â
the
Â
audio
Â
system
Â
control
Â
panel
Â
and
Â
display
Â
them
Â
on
Â
the
Â
multifunction  screen.
For
Â
more
Â
information
Â
on
Â
the
Â
use
Â
of
Â
this
Â
equipment,
Â
refer
Â
to
Â
the
Â
"Audio
Â
and
Â
tele
-
matics"
Â
section.
Connected
Â
to
Â
the
Â
USB
Â
port,
Â
the
Â
portable
Â
device
Â
charges
Â
auto
-
matically
 while  in  use.
LOWER CENTRE CONSOLE
1. Storage pocket
2.
Cup holder
3.
Large open storage box
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FITTINGS
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LARGE MULTIFUNCTIONAL STORAGE UNIT
This storage  unit  is  closed  by  a  sliding  shutter
.
It
 contains:
-
Â
the
Â
USB
Â
port
Â
and
Â
12
 V/auxiliary Â
sockets
 1,
-
Â
a
Â
retractable
Â
support
Â
2
to receive
your
Â
mobile
Â
phone
Â
or
Â
portable
Â
de
-
vice,
-
Â
a
Â
space
Â
ventilated
Â
by
Â
a
Â
closeable
Â
nozzle
Â
3
, Â
to
Â
keep
Â
food
Â
and
Â
drinks
Â
fresh
Â
if
Â
the
Â
air
Â
conditioning
Â
is
Â
oper
-
ating.
FRONT ARMREST
Comfort and  storage  system  for  the  driver
 and  front  passenger.
The
Â
height
Â
and
Â
length
Â
of
Â
the
Â
armrest
Â
cover
 can  be  adjusted.
Height adjustment
F Raise the  cover  to  the  required  po -
sition  (low,  intermediate  or  high).
F
Â
If
Â
you
Â
raise
Â
the
Â
cover
Â
slightly
Â
beyond
Â
the
Â
high
Â
position,
Â
guide
Â
it
Â
when
Â
low
-
ering
 it  to  the  low  position.
Longitudinal adjustment
F Slide the  cover  fully  forwards  or  rearwards.
Storage
The storage space  in  the  armrest  can  hold
 up  to  6  CDs.
This
Â
storage
Â
space
Â
may
Â
be
Â
fitted
Â
with
Â
a
Â
230
 V/50  Hz  socket.
F
Â
Raise
 the  lever.
F
Â
Raise
 the  cover  fully.
It
Â
is
Â
illu
minated
Â
only
Â
when
Â
the
 sliding
Â
shutter
Â
is
Â
fully
Â
open.
The
 sliding
 shutter
 can
 be
 partly
 closed
 up
 to
 the
 level
 of
 the
 re
-
tractable
Â
support,
Â
so
Â
as
Â
to
Â
keep
Â
the
Â
storage
Â
unit
Â
cool.
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FITTInGS
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Select:
-Â
the
 next  lower  /  higher  radio  frequency  automatically.
-
Â
the
 previous  /  next  CD  track,  MP3  track  or  media.
-
Â
the
 left  /  right  of  the  screen  when  a  menu  is  displayed.
Move
 left  /  right  in  "Move the map"  mode.
Abandon
 the  current Â
operation, up one level in
the
 menu.
Long
 press:  return  to  the Â
permanent
 display.
a
ccess to the "RADIO"  menu  and  display Â
the
 list  of  stations  received.
Long
 press:  display  the  audio  settings Â
screen
 for  the  radio  tuner  source.
Long
Â
press:
Â
open
Â
the
 " Audio settings "
 menu:  music  ambience,  bass,  treble,  loudness,  left/
right
Â
balance,
Â
front/rear  fader,  automatic  volume  adjustment.
a
ccess to the "MUSIC"  menu,  and  display  of Â
the
Â
CD/MP3/Apple
® tracks and folders.
Long
Â
press:
Â
display
 the  audio  settings  screen Â
for the "
MEDIA"
Â
(CD/USB/iPod/Streaming/
AUX)
Â
sources.
Selection
Â
and
Â
OK
Â
confirmation
Â
knob:
Selection
Â
of
Â
an
Â
item
Â
on
Â
the
Â
screen
Â
or
Â
in
Â
a
Â
list
Â
or
Â
a
Â
menu,
Â
then
Â
confirmation
Â
with
Â
a
Â
short
Â
press.
Other
Â
than
Â
for
Â
menus
Â
and
Â
lists,
Â
a
Â
short
Â
press
Â
displays
Â
a
Â
contextual
Â
menu
Â
depending
Â
on
Â
the
Â
current
Â
screen.
Rotation
Â
with
Â
map
Â
displayed:
Â
zoom
Â
the
Â
map
Â
scale
Â
in
Â
and
Â
out.
Select:
-
Â
the
Â
previous/next
Â
line
Â
in
Â
a
Â
list
Â
or
Â
menu.
-
Â
the
Â
previous
Â
/
Â
next
Â
media
Â
folder.
-
Â
step
Â
by
Â
step
Â
selection
Â
of
Â
the
Â
previous/next
Â
radio
Â
frequency.
-
Â
the
Â
previous
Â
/
Â
next
Â
MP3
Â
folder.
Move
Â
up/down,
Â
in
Â
"
Move the map"
Â
mode.
FIRST STEPS
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A press  on  the  knob  gives  access  to
 short-cut  menus  according  to  the Â
display
 in  the  screen.
GENERAL OPERATION
Display according to context
RADIO: Change waveband
MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS,
CD or USB
(according to media):
Play modes:
Normal
Random
Random on all media
Repetition
TELEPHONE
(call in progress):
Private mode FULL SCREEN MAP
OR IN A NEW WINDOW:
Stop / Restore guidance
Select destination
Enter an address
Directory
GPS coordinates
Divert route
Move the map
Info. on location
Select as destination Select as stage
Save this place (contacts)
q
uit map mode
Guidance criteria
Put call on hold
DTMF ring tones
Hang up
FM
Traffic anouncements (TA) DAB
Information AM
Entertainment
Special or Urgent
Service announcements
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
12
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
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TRAFFIC INFORMATION
Principal TMC symbols
Red and yellow triangle: traffic information, for example:
Black  and  blue  triangle:  general  information,  for  example:
Weather reports
Modified
 signage
Risk
 of  explosion Traffic
 reports
Narrow  carriageway
Road
 closed
Wind
Slippery surface
Demonstration Fog
Accident
Danger
Parking
d
elay
n
o entry Snow
 /  ice
Roadworks
Traffic
 jam
Receiving TA messages
The TA (Traffic  Announcement)  function  gives  priority  to  T A alert  messages.
 T o  operate,  this  function  needs  good  reception  of  a Â
radio
 station  transmitting  this  type  of  message.  When  a  traffic  report Â
is
 transmitted,  the  current  audio  source  (Radio,  CD,  USB,  ...)  is Â
interrupted
 automatically  to  play  the Â
T
A
Â
message.  Normal  playback Â
of
 the  audio  source  resumes  at  the  end  of  the  transmission  of  the Â
message.Press
RADIO  to  display  the  menu.
Select "Service announcements" then
confirm.
Activate
 or  deactivate  "TA"
 then  confirm.
The
 volume  setting  for Â
T
A
Â
messages  can  be  adjusted  only  during  the Â
transmission
 of  this  type  of  alert.
Activate
 or  deactivate  the  function  at  any  time  by  pressing Â
the
 button.
During
 a  message,  press  the  button  to  interrupt  it.
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MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS
Access to the "MUSIC MEDIA PLAYER" menu
"MEDIA"
"Change Media"
"Eject USB device"
 (if  USB Â
connected)
"
Play mode" ("Normal",
"Random", "Random on all
media", "Repetition")
"Audio settings " (see this section)
"Activate / Deactivate AUX input "
List
Â
of
Â
the
Â
current
Â
media
Â
tracks.
This
Â
list
Â
can
Â
also
Â
be
Â
displayed
Â
by
Â
pressing
Â
LIST
at
Â
the
Â
steering
Â
mounted
Â
controls. Go
 from  the  list  to  the  menu  (left/right).
or
Press MUSIC.
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MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS
CD, MP3 CD / USB player
The audio equipment will only play audio files with ".wma, .aac, .flac, .ogg
 and  .mp3"  file  extensions  and  with  a  bit  rate  of  between  32  Kbps Â
and
 320  Kbps.
It
 also  supports  VBR  (Variable  Bit  Rate)  mode.
No
 other  type  of  file  (.mp4,  .m3u...)  can  be  played.
WMA
Â
files  must  be  of  the  standard  wma  9  type.
The
 sampling  rates  supported  are  greater  than  32  KHz.
It
 is  advisable  to  restrict  file  names  to  20  characters,  without  using  of Â
special
 characters  (e.g.:  "  "  ?  ;  ù)  to  avoid  any  playing  and  displaying Â
problems.
In
 order  to  be  able  to  play  a  recorded  CDR  or  CDRW,  when  recording Â
it
 is  preferable  to  select  the  ISO  9660  level  1,  2  or  Joliet  standard.
If
 the  disc  is  recorded  in  another  format  (udf,  ...),  it  may  not  be  played Â
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.Information and advice
The
 system  supports  USB  mass  storage  or  iPod Â
devices
 via  the  USB  port  (suitable  cable  not  supplied).
If
 a  partitioned  USB  memory  key  is  connected  to  the Â
system,
 only  the  first  partition  is  recognised.
Control
 of  the  peripheral  device  is  with  the  audio Â
system
 controls.
The
 number  of  tracks  is  limited  to  2000  maximum, Â
999
 tracks  per  folder.
If
 the  current  consumption  at  the  USB  port  exceeds Â
500
 mA,  the  system  goes  into  protection  mode  and Â
deactivates
 the  port.
Other
 peripherals,  not  recognised  on  connection,  must Â
be
 connected  to  the  auxiliary  socket  using  a  Jack  cable Â
(not
 supplied).
Use
 only  USB  memory  sticks  formatted  FAT
Â
32 Â (File Â
Allocation
Â
T
able).
The
 system  does  not  support  the  operation  of  an Â
Apple® player and a USB
Â
memory
Â
stick
Â
connected
Â
at
Â
the
Â
same
Â
time.
It
Â
is
Â
recommended
Â
that
Â
official
Â
Apple® USB cables are used to ensure correct
Â
operation.
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MUSIC MEDIA PLAYERS
Sources
Insert  the  CD  in  the  player,  insert  the  USB  memory Â
stick
 in  the  USB  player  or  connect  the  USB Â
peripheral
 to  the  USB  port  using  a  suitable  cable Â
(not
 supplied).
The
 system  builds  playlists  (in  temporary  memory), Â
an
 operation  which  can  take  from  a  few  seconds  to Â
several
 minutes  at  the  first  connection.
Reduce
 the  number  of  non-music  files  and  the Â
number
 of  folders  to  reduce  the  waiting  time.
The
 playlists  are  updated  every  time  the  ignition  is Â
switched
 off  or  connection  of  a  USB  memory  stick. Â
However
,  the  system  memorises  these  lists  and Â
if
 they  are  not  modified,  the  loading  time  will  be Â
shorter
.
Play
 starts  automatically  after  a  period  which Â
depends
 on  the  capacity  of  the  USB  memory  stick.Selection of source
The SOURCE  button  on  the  steering  mounted  controls  allows  a Â
direct
 change  to  the  next  media  source.
"CD / CD MP3"
"USB, iPod"
"AUX"
"STREAMING"
"RADIO"
Press MUSIC
 to  display  the  "MEDIA"
menu.
Select "Following media source "
 and Â
confirm.
Repeat
 the  operation  as  many  times  as  necessary  to  obtain  the Â
desired
 media  source  (except  for  radio  which  is  accessible  either Â
with
SOURCE or RADIO).