Controls Citroen C4 PICASSO 2013 1.G Owner's Guide

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Visibility














Exterior lighting controls
Main lighting
The various front and rear lamps of the vehicleare designed to adapt the driver's visibility progressively according to the climaticconditions:
- sidelamps, to be seen,
-
dipped beam headlamps to see without dazzling other drivers,
- main beam headlamps to see clearly when
the road is clear.



Additional lighting
Other lamps are provided to meet the requirements of particular driving conditions:


- rear foglamps,

- front foglamps with cornering lighting,

- directional headlamps for improved
v
isibility when cornering,

- daytime running lamps to be more visibleduring the day,

- guide-me-home and welcome lighting to
facilitate access to the vehicle,

- parking lamps as vehicle position markers.


Programming

The setting of some functions can be adjusted:


- automatic illumination of headlamps,

- Automatic headlamps,

-
guide-me-home lighting,

- welcome lighting,

- cornering lighting,

- directional lighting.

In some weather conditions (e.g. low temperature or humidity), the presence of misting on the internal sur face of theglass of the headlamps and rear lampsis normal; it disappears after the lamps have been on for a few minutes.




Tr a v e l l i ng abroad
Halogen headlamps
For motoring in countries that driveon the other side of the road, it isnecessary to adapt the adjustment of the dipped beams so as to not dazzlethe drivers of approaching vehicles.
Contact a CITROËN dealer or qualified workshop.Xenon headlamps
The design of the dipped beamheadlamps allows you to drive in acountry that drives on the other side of the road, without the need for any modification.In the event of the failure of one or morebulbs, a message advises you to checkthe lamp(s) in question. S
ystem for selection and control of the various front and rear lamps providing the vehicle's lighting.

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Visibility








Wiper controls
Programming
Your vehicle may also include some functions
that can be configured:
- automatic rain sensitive windscreen wipers,
- rear w
iping on engaging reverse gear.


Manual controls


Windscreen wipers

Fast wipe (heavy rain).
Normal wipe
(moderate rain).
Intermittent wipe
(proportional to the
speed of the vehicle).
P
ark.


Automatic wipin
g (press down,
then release).
Single wipe (pull the stalk brieflytowards you). The wipers are controlled directly by the driver.
Wiping speed control stalk: raise or lower the
stalk to the desired position.



Model without AUTO wiping



Model with AUTO wiping



Single wipe (press downwards or pull
the stalk briefly towards you, thenrelease).
or

In wintry conditions, remove snow, iceor frost present on the windscreen, around the wiper arms and blades andthe windscreen seal, before operatingthe wipers.


Do not operate the wipers on a dry windscreen. Under extremely hot or
cold conditions, ensure that the wiper blades are not stuck to the windscreen,before operating the wipers.



The front wiper system includes asafety device which can temporarilyinhibit operation if it detects obstacles such as ice or snow.

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Practical information

Type 1 fuse tables
Fusebox 1


Dashboard fuses

The fusebox is located in the lower dashboard (left-hand side).
Access to the fuses
)Refer to the paragraph "Access to the tools".
Fuse N°RatingFunctions
F
85 A Steering mounted controls
F1
820 A Touch screen tablet, audio and navigation system, CD player,USB por ts and auxiliary sockets.
F1
615 A
Front 12V socket.
F1
515 A
Boot 12V socket.
F2
85 A STA R T/STOP button.
F3
015 A Rear wiper.
F27 15 A
Front screenwash pump, rear screenwash pump.
F2
615 A
Horn.
F20 5
A Airbags.
F215 A Instrument panel.
F1
95 A Rain and sunshine sensor.
F12 5
A Keyless starting unit.
F2 5
A Manual headlamp adjustment control.

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Practical information
Type 2 fuse tables
Fuse N°RatingFunctions
F
33 A START/STOP button.
F6A 15 A Touch screen tablet, audio and navi
gation system, CD player,USB ports and auxiliary sockets.
F8 5
A Alarm.
F
93 A Steering mounted controls.
F1
95 A Instrument panel.
F2
43 A Rain and sunshine sensor.
F25 5
A Airbags.
F33 3
A Memorisation of driving position.
F3
45 A Electric power steering.
F13 10 A
Fr
ont 12V socket.
F1410 A
Boot 12V socket.
F1
63 A Map reading lamps in row 1 cour tesy lamps.
F27 5
A Electronic gearbox gear selector.
F3
020 A Rear wiper.
F3
83 A Manual headlamp adjustment control.

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operate in your vehicle.
Touch screen tablet


01 General operation


For safety reasons, the driver must carry out operations
which require prolonged attention while the vehicle is stationary.
When the en
gine is switched off and to prevent
discharging of the battery, the system switches off following the activation of the energy economy mode.



CONTENTS

02 First steps - Control panel

04 Media

05 Navigation

06 Configuration

07 Connected services

08 Telephone p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
p.

Frequently asked questions p.
SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM
MULTIMEDIA AUDIO SYSTEM
BLUETOOTH TELEPHONE
8
340
358
342
378
388
390
400

03 Steering mounted controls p. 341

341
03STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS
- Mute.
- Volume increase
/ decrease.
- Radio: displa
y the list of stations.
Media: displa
y the list of tracks.
- R
otation
Radio: automatic selection of next / previous frequenc
y.
Media: previous
/ next track.
-
Press then rotation: access to preset stations.
-
Change the audio source.
- M
ove in the menus.
Zoom the map in and out
Press: con
fi rmation, choice of source accepted
- TEL
button:
Access to the telephone menu:
Call list / Contacts / Hands-free mode / Answer / Hang up.
Accept an incomin
g call
Long press: reject an incoming call or end the current call. - Short press:
Change the multimedia source.
Accept an incoming call.
Call in progress: access to the telephone menu (End call, Secret mode, Hands-free mode).
- Lon
g press:
Re
ject an incoming call.
End a call in pro
gress.
Other than call in progress: access to the telephonemenu (Dial, Contacts, Call log, Answerphone).
-
Rotation.
Radio: automatic search
for previous / next station.
Media: previous
/ next track.
- Pr
ess: confi rmation.
- Short
press:
Radio: displa
y the list of stations.
Media: displa
y the list of tracks.
- Lon
g press: update the list of stations received.
- In
crease volume.
- D
ecrease volume.

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04

CD, MP3 CD / USB player


The audio equipment will only play audio fi les with ".wma, .aac, .fl ac, .ogg and .mp3" fi le extensions and with a bit rate of between32 Kbps and 320 Kbps.
It also supports VBR
(Variable Bit Rate) mode.
No other t
ype of fi le (.mp4, ...) can be played.
WMA fi les must be of the standard wma 9 t
ype.
The samplin
g rates supported are 11, 22, 44 and 48 KHz.

It is advisable to restrict fi le names to 20 characters, without usin
g of special characters (e.g.: " " ? ; ù) to avoid any playing and displayingproblems.

In order to be able to play a recorded
CDR or CDRW, whenrecording it is preferable to select the ISO 9660 level 1, 2 or Jolietstandard.
If the disc is recorded in another format it ma
y not be playedcorrectly.

It is recommended that the same recording standard is always used for an individual disc, with as low a speed as possible (4x maximum)for optimum sound quality.
In the particular case o
f a multi-session CD, the Joliet standard isrecommended.


Information and advice

The system supports USB mass storage devices, BlackBerry®

devices or Apple players via the right hand USB port. The adaptor cable is not supplied.

Control of the peripheral device is with the audio system controls.

Other peripherals, not recognised on connection, must be connected
to the auxiliary socket using a Jack cable (not supplied).
In order to be read, a U
SB memory stick must be formatted FAT 16 or 32.
MUSIC

The system does not support two identical devices connected at thesame time (two memory sticks, two Apple®players) but it is possible to ®
connect one memory stick and one Apple ®
player at the same time. ®

It is recommended that offi cial AppleÆ
USB cables are used toÆ
ensure correct operation.

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Using the auxiliary input (AUX)
(cable not supplied)
Connect the portable device (MP3 player…) to the auxiliary JACK
socket using an audio cable.
First ad
just the volume of your portable device (to a high level). Then
adjust the volume of your audio system.
Displa
y and management of the controls are via the portable device.
Select change the source.
Select Mediato display the primary page.

Select the AUXILIARYsource.Y
MUSIC

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08

Press on Telephoneto display the primary page.


Calling a new number







Calling a contact






Making a call

Use of the telephone is not recommended while driving.
We recommended that you park safely or make use of thesteering mounted controls.

Enter the phone number usin
g the keypad then
" Call
" to start the call.

Pr
ess on Telephone
to display the primary page.

Select "Contacts ".

Select the desired contact from the list offered.

Select "CALL".

CONTACTS

Or make a long press on the steering mountedTEL button.

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Alphabetical index
Paint colour code..........................................333Panoramic glass sunroof..............................f220Parcel shelf, rear...........................................r130Park Assist .................................................... 194Parking brake, electric..........................141, 322Parking lamps...............................................206Parking sensors, front ...................................190Parking sensors, rear....................................r189Particle emission filter...................r310, 319-321Passenger compartment filter......................r321Port, USB......................................................122Priming the fuel system ................................317Protecting children ........103, 234, 236, 243-259Puncture........................................................260
Replacing the air filter...................................r321Replacing the oil filter...................................r321Replacing the passenger compartment filter......................................r321Replacing wiper blades.........................218, 299Resetting the service indicator.......................r52Resetting the trip recorder..............................r54Reversing camera .........................................191Reversing lamp.....................................283-286Risk areas (update).......................................367Roof bars .......................................................304Routine checks.....................................321, 322Running out of fuel (Diesel) ..........................317
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Safety for children.........103, 234, 236, 243-259Scented air freshener...................................r116Screen menu.......................342,344, 346,358,360, 362, 378,390,392Screenwash, front.........................................216Screenwash fluid level ..................................320Seat adjustment........................................84-94Seat belts..............................................230-234Seat configurations.........................................99Seats, electric.................................................86Seats, rear.................................................r92-98Serial number, vehicle..................................333Ser vice indicator.............................................r51Servicing.........................................................24Setting the clock .............................................57Sidelamps ............ 202, 206, 279, 281, 283,285Side repeater.................................................283Snow chains..................................................278
Radio.............................................................348RDS...............................................................350Reading lamps, rear......................................r125Rear foglamp ........................204, 283,285, 287Rear screen (demisting) ................................ 115Recharging the battery.................................297Reduction of electrical load..........................298Regeneration of the par ticle emissionsfilter.............................................................r321Reinitialising the remote control.....................70Remote control...........................................61-71Removable screen (snow shield) ..................306Removing a wheel........................................274Removing the mat......................................... 123Repair kit, puncture.......................................260Replacing bulbs....................................279-287Replacing fuses............................................288
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Spare wheel...........................................271-273Speed limiter.........................................r167, 168Spotlamps, side ....................................210, 283Start ing using another battery .....................295Starting the vehicle...............135,137, 150, 15 4Steering mounted controls............................341Stopping the vehicle .............135,137, 150, 154Stop Start...............................60,114, 160,161,
295, 310,313,321Storage..........................................................118Storage boxes .......................................124, 126Storing driving positions .................................87Sun visor.......................................................r119Synchronising the remote control...................70Synthesiser, voice.........................................377System settings .............................................386
Table of weights............................324, 328-330Ta b l e s o f e ngines ..........................323,325-327Tables of fuses..............................................288Ta n k , fuel...............................................313, 315Te c hnical data.......................................323-330Te l e p h o ne.............................................394-398Te m p e r a t u r e a djustment ...............106, 107,109Te mperature control for heated seats ............90Temporary tyre repair kit...............................260TMC (Tr a f f i c i n f o)..........................................372Tools ......................................................268, 270Torch.............................................................134
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